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General Foundation |
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DW101 |
Strategies for Success |
1 credit hour |
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Communications: |
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12 credit hours |
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EN101 |
College Writing |
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EN102 |
College Writing and
Research |
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EN208 |
Public Speaking |
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EN215 |
Professional Writing |
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Computer Sciences: |
3 credit hours |
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IS101 |
Introduction to Computers |
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Humanities: |
6 credit hours |
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One 200-level Humanities
(HU) course |
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One 300-level Humanities
(HU) course |
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Social and Behavioral
Sciences:
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9 credit hours |
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PY101 |
Principles of
Psychology |
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One 200-level Social
Science and Behavioral Science course* |
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One 300-level Social
Science and Behavioral Science course* |
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*
Specified courses in
Economics (EC), History (HI), Political
Science (PS), Psychology (PY), Sociology
(SO), Social Science (SS) or
Interdisciplinary Studies (ID). |
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Mathematics and
Natural Sciences: |
6 credit hours |
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MA122 |
College Algebra
with/Applications |
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Natural or
Physical Science Elective (3) |
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Senior
Interdisciplinary Seminar: |
3 credit hours |
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One 400-level
Interdisciplinary (ID) Seminar |
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Major Courses: |
Grade of “C” or higher
required |
45 credit hours |
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SS101 |
Introduction to Social Sciences |
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Foundation Courses: |
9
credit hours |
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EC101 |
Macroeconomics |
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PS101 |
Political
Science |
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SO101 |
Introduction to Sociology |
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Historical Studies: |
Select one
of the following: |
3
credit hours |
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HI233 |
20th
Century Global History |
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HI201 |
America in
the 20th Century |
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Experimental and Community Learning: |
3
credit hours |
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SS260 |
Social
Science Practicum |
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Community
Service/Service Learning Portfolio |
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Computational and Research Skills: |
6
credit hours |
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MA310
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Probability and Statistics |
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SS301 |
Research
Methods |
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Advanced Disciplinary and
Interdisciplinary Courses: |
18
credit hours |
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Select six
courses at the 300/400 level from at
least two of the following disciplines: |
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History
(HI) |
Social
Science (SS) |
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Sociology
(SO) |
Political
Science (PS) |
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Psychology
(PY) |
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Capstone Social Science Course: |
3
credit hours |
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SS400 |
Senior
Seminar in the Social Sciences |
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General
Electives: |
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36
credit hours |
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Students
may choose electives freely from among
all of the College's courses, or they
may elect to declare a Concentration.
Elective requirements may also be
completed with Study Abroad, Washington
Semester, or Washington Internship
Programs. |
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Total Credits Required: |
121 credit hours |
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Social Science Major/Psychology
Concentration—Bachelor of Science with
Marketing Specialty
Suggested Sequence of Courses |
Fall
Freshman
DW101 Strategies for Success (1)
EN101 College Writing
PY101 Principles of Psychology
MA122 College Algebra w/Apps
SS101 Introduction to the Social Sciences
PS101 Introduction to Political Science |
Spring
Freshman
EN102 College Writing & Research
EN208 Public Speaking
EC101 Macroeconomics
IS101 Introduction to Computers
SO101 Introduction to Sociology |
Fall
Sophomore
EN215 Professional Writing
HU200 200-level Humanities Elective
HI160 20th Century Global History -OR-
HI201 America in the 20th Century
Psychology Concentration Elective
General Elective |
Spring
Sophomore
Psychology Concentration Elective
SS260 Social Science Practicum
SS200 200-level Social or Behavioral Science
Elective
Natural or Physical Science Elective
Advanced Disciplinary/Interdisciplinary
Elective |
Fall Junior
MA310 Probability and Statistics
Psychology Concentration Electives (6)
Advanced Disciplinary/Interdisciplinary
Electives (6) |
Spring
Junior
SS301 Research Methods
HU300 300-level Humanities Elective
Psychology Concentration Elective
SS300 300-level Social or Behavioral Science
Elective
Advanced Disciplinary/Interdisciplinary
Elective |
Fall Senior
ID400 Senior Interdisciplinary Seminar
SS450 Senior Internship (12) |
Spring
Senior
PY410 Experimental Psychology
SS400 Senior Seminar in the Social Sciences
Advanced Disciplinary/Interdisciplinary
Electives (9) |
