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Major Prerequisites
Programs of Study for each of the majors can be found on the Osprey Map website.
Course descriptions and the prerequisites for each course can be found in the Undergraduate Catalog.
Arts and Sciences Majors
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Africana Studies
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Anthropology
ANT 2000 - Introduction to AnthropologyANT 2423 - Kinship & Family
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Art History
ARH 2050 - Art History Survey IARH 2051 - Art History Survey IIART 1201C -Two-dimensional DesignART 1300C - Drawing IMust complete through the intermediate level in a foreign language
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Behavioral Neuroscience
PSY 2012 - Introduction to PsychologyBSC 1010C - General Biology IBSC 1011C - General Biology IICHM 2045/L - General Chemistry I w/ LabCHM 2046/L - General Chemistry II w/ LabCHM 2210/L - Organic Chemistry I w/ LabSTA 2014 - Elem Statistics for Health/Social SciencesMAC 2311 - Calculus I
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Biochemistry
CHM 2045/L - General Chemistry I w/ LabCHM 2046/L - General Chemistry II w/ LabCHM 2210/L - Organic Chemistry I w/ LabCHM 2211/L - Organic Chemistry II w/ LabBSC 1010C - General Biology IBSC 1011C - General Biology IIMAC 2311 - Calculus IMAC 2312 - Calculus IIPHY 1028 - Introduction to PhysicsPHY 2048C - Calculus Physics IPHY 2049/L - Calculus Physics II w/ Lab
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Biology (Coastal Environmental Science, Coastal & Marine Biology, Ecology & Evolutionary Biology, Molecular/Cell Biology & Biotechnology)
BSC 1934 - Introduction to Majors in the Biological Sciences (recommended)BSC 1010C - General Biology IBSC 1011C - General Biology IICHM 2045/L - General Chemistry I w/ LabCHM 2046/L - General Chemistry II w/ LabCHM 2210/L - Organic Chemistry I w/ LabMAC 2311 - Calculus ISelect 1 course:CHM 2211/L - Organic Chemistry II w/ LabCHM 3120C - Quantitative Analytical ChemistrySelect 1 course:STA 2014 - Elem Statistics for Health/Social SciencesMAC 2312 - Calculus II
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Biomedical Sciences
BSC 1934 - Introduction to Majors in the Biological Sciences (recommended)BSC 1010C - General Biology IBSC 1011C - General Biology IICHM 2045/L - General Chemistry I w/ LabCHM 2046/L - General Chemistry II w /LabCHM 2210/L - Organic Chemistry I w/ LabCHM 2211/L - Organic Chemistry II w/ LabMAC 2311 - Calculus ISelect 1 course:STA 2014 - Elem Statistics for Health/Social SciencesMAC 2312 - Calculus II
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Chemistry (Pre-Medical, Materials)
CHM 2045/L - General Chemistry I w/ LabCHM 2046/L - General Chemistry II w/ LabCHM 2210/L - Organic Chemistry I w/ LabCHM 2211/L - Organic Chemistry II w/ LabMAC 2311 - Calculus IMAC 2312 - Calculus IIPHY 1028 - Introduction to PhysicsPHY 2048C - Calculus Physics IPHY 2049/L - Calculus Physics II w/ Lab
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Communication (Advertising, Multimedia Journalism, Digital Video Production, Public Relations)
MMC 1004 - Media LiteracySPC 2608 - Fundamentals of SpeechSTA 2014 - Elem Statistics for Health/Social SciencesAdvertising concentration also requires:ENC 3250 - Professional Communication
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Communication Studies
MMC 2701 - Communicating Across Cultures (recommended)SPC 2608 - Fundamentals of SpeechSTA 2014 - Elem Statistics for Health/Social Sciences
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Criminal Justice
CCJ 2002 - Crime in America (recommended)STA 2014 - Elem Statistics for Health/Social Sciences
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English
2 ENC courses at 1000/2000 level2 survey literature courses at 2000 level
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Fine Art (Photography, Ceramics, Painting & Drawing, Printmaking, Sculpture)
ART 1300C - Drawing IART 2301C - Drawing IIART 1201C - Two-dimensional DesignART 2203C - Three-dimensional DesignARH 2050 - Art History Survey IARH 2051 - Art History Survey II2 art media electives
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French Studies
FRE 1120 - Beginning French IFRE 1121 - Beginning French IIFRE 2240 - Intermediate French IFRE 2241 - Intermediate French II
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Graphic Design & Digital Media
ART 1300C - Drawing IART 2301C - Drawing IIART 1201C - Two-dimensional DesignARH 2050 - Art History Survey IARH 2051 - Art History Survey IIART 1600C - Digital Imaging MethodsGRA 2190C - Graphic Design PrinciplesGRA 2110C - Graphic Design Creativity & CritiqueGRA 2160C - Graphic Design Process & MethodsGRA 2208C - Type VisualizationGRA 2108 - Graphic Design History
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History
2 history courses at 1000/2000 level1 additional lower-level history course (recommended)STA 2014 - Elem Statistics for Health/Social Sciences (recommended)
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Interdisciplinary Studies (Film Studies, Environmental Studies, and other individual programs of study)
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International Studies
Select 1 course:INR 2002 - Introduction to International RelationsCPO 2002 - Introduction to Comparative PoliticsMust complete through the intermediate level of a foreign language
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Mathematics (BA and BS)
MAC 2311 - Calculus IMAC 2312 - Calculus IIMAC 2313 - Calculus IIIMAP 2302 - Ordinary Differential Equations1 lab science for science majors1 programming course (COP 2220 preferred)
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Music Jazz Studies
MUT 1111 - Theory IMUT 1112 - Theory IIMUT 1241 - Theory I, AuralMUT 1242 - Theory II, AuralMVK 1111 - Class Piano IMVK 1112 - Class Piano IIMUT 1361 - Jazz Fundamentals IMUT 1362 - Jazz Fundamentals IIMUN 2120 - Concert BandMUN 2710 - Jazz Ensemble-Lower LevelMUS 1010 - Performance Lab (each term)MUS 1011 - Concert Attendance (each term)applied music course (each term)
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Music Performance (Piano, Voice, Harp, Strings, Woodwinds/Brass/Percussion, Technology & Production)
MUT 1111 - Theory IMUT 1112 - Theory IIMUT 1241 - Theory I, AuralMUT 1242 - Theory II, AuralMVK 1111 - Class Piano IMVK 1112 - Class Piano IIMUS 1010 - Performance Lab (each term)MUS 1011 - Concert Attendance (each term)applied music course (each term)ensemble course (each term)Music Technology & Production concentration also requires:MUS 1630 - Introduction to Digital AudioMUM 1622 - Introduction to Sounds ReinforcementMUM 2634 - Digital Audio ProductionMUM 3340 - Computer MIDI Score
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Music Education
MUE 2040 - Foundations of Music EducationEDF 2085 - Introduction to Diversity for EducatorsMUT 1111 - Theory IMUT 1112 - Theory IIMUT 1241 - Theory I, AuralMUT 1242 - Theory II, AuralMVK 1111 - Class Piano IMVK 1112 - Class Piano IIMUS 1010 - Performance Lab (each term)MUS 1011 - Concert Attendance (each term)applied music course (each term)ensemble course (each term)
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Philosophy
2 PHI courses at 1000/2000 level (recommended) -
Physics (Astrophysics, Pre-Medical, Materials Science, Computing, Electrical, Mechanical, Civil)
PHY 1024 - Introduction to the Physics MajorCHM 2045/L - General Chemistry I w/ LabCHM 2046/L - General Chemistry II w/ LabMAC 2311 - Calculus IMAC 2312 - Calculus IIMAC 2313 - Calculus IIIPHY 1028 - Introduction to PhysicsPHY 2048C - Calculus Physics IPHY 2049/L - Calculus Physics II w/ Lab
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Political Science
POS 2041 - Introduction to American GovernmentSTA 2014 - Elem Statistics for Health/Social Science (recommended)Select 1 course: (both recommended)INR 2002 - Introduction to International RelationsCPO 2002 - Introduction to Comparative Politics
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Psychology (BA and BS; Child Psychology)
PSY 2012 - Introduction to PsychologySTA 2014 - Elem Statistics for Health/Social SciencesBSC 1005/L - Principles of Biology w/ LabPSY 3021 - Professional Opportunities in PsychologySelect 1 course:CLP 2180 - Stress ManagementDEP 2002 - Child/Adolescent PsychologySOP 2772 - Human Sexual Behavior
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Religious Studies
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Social Work
POS 2041 - Introduction to American GovernmentPSY 2012 - Introduction to PsychologySYG 2000 - Introduction to Sociology1 economics courseBSC 1005/L - Principles of Biology w/ LabSTA 2014 - Elem Statistics for Health/Social Sciences (recommended)
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Sociology
SYG 2000 - Introduction to SociologySYG 2013 - Sex, Race & ClassSTA 2014 - Elem Statistics for Health/Social Sciences
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Spanish
SPN 1120 - Beginning Spanish ISPN 1121 - Beginning Spanish IISPN 2200 - Intermediate Spanish ISPN 2201 - Intermediate Spanish II
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Statistics (BA and BS)
MAC 2311 - Calculus IMAC 2312 - Calculus IIMAC 2313 - Calculus III1 statistics course2 lab science courses for science majors1 programming course (COP 2220 preferred)
Business Majors
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Accounting, Business Intelligence, Business Management, Economics, Finance, Financial Planning, International Business, Marketing, Transportation & Logistics
GEB 1011 - Foundations of Business (recommmended)CGS 1100 - Computer Applications for BusinessMAC 2233 - Calculus for BusinessSTA 2023 - Elem Statistics for BusinessECO 2013 - MacroeconomicsECO 2023 - MicroeconomicsACG 2021 - Financial AccountingACG 2071 - Managerial AccountingInternational Business majors must complete through the intermediate level of a foreign language.Both International Business and Economics majors require an international experience.
Computing, Engineering & Construction Majors
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Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Advanced Manufacturing, Electrical Engineering
MAC 2311 - Calculus IMAC 2312 - Calculus IIMAC 2313 - Calculus IIIMAP 2302 - Ordinary Differential EquationsCHM 2045/L - General Chemistry I w/ Lab (Electrical students do not take Chemistry lab)PHY 2048C - Calculus Physics IPHY 2049/L - Calculus Physics II w/ LabEGN 1001C - Introduction to EngineeringENC 3246 - Professional Communication for EngineersElectrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering & Advanced Manufacturing also requires:COP 2220 - Programming ICivil Engineering requires an additional science. Select 1 course:ESC 2000/L - Earth Science w/ LabGLY 2010 - Physical GeologyBSC 1010C - General Biology IBSC 3057 - Introduction to Environmental Studies (spring term only)
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Computer Science
MAC 2311 - Calculus IMAC 2312 - Calculus IIPHY 2048C - Calculus Physics IPHY 2049/L - Calculus Physics II w/ LabIDC 2000 - Beauty & Joy of Computing (recommended elective)COP 2220 - Programming ISPC 4064 - Public Speaking for Professionals (preferred)Select 2 courses:AST 2002 - AstronomyCHM 2045 - General Chemistry IESC 2000 - Earth ScienceBSC 1010C - General Biology I
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CIS-Data Science
MAC 2311 - Calculus IMAC 2312 - Calculus IIIDC 2000 - Beauty & Joy of Computing (recommended elective)COP 2220 - Programming IENC 2210 - Technical WritingSPC 4064 - Public Speaking for Professionals (preferred)Select 1 science sequence from the following:BSC 1010C - General Biology I & BSC 1011C - General Biology IICHM 2045/L - General Chemistry I w/ Lab & CHM 2046/L - General Chemistry II w/ LabPHY 2048C - Calculus Physics I & PHY 2049/L - Calculus Physics II w/ Lab
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Information Science, Information Systems, Information Technology
MAC 2233 - Calculus for BusinessSTA 2023 - Elem Statistics for BusinessIDC 2000 - Beauty & Joy of Computing (recommended elective)CGS 1100 - Computer Applications for BusinessCOP 2220 - Programming ISPC 4064 - Public Speaking for Professionals (preferred)Informations Systems also requires:ECO 2013 - MacroeconomicsECO 2023 - MicroeconomicsACG 2021 - Financial AccountingACG 2071 - Managerial Accounting
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Building Construction
MAC 1147 - PrecalculusMAC 2233 - Calculus for BusinessSTA 2023 - Elem Statistics for BusinessPHY 1028 - Introduction to PhysicsPHY 2053/L - Algebra Physics I w/ LabBCN 1005C - Introduction to Construction ManagementBCN 1251 - Construction DrawingBCN 1210C - Construction MaterialsCGS 1100 - Computer Applications for BusinessECO 2013 - MacroeconomicsECO 2023 - MicroeconomicsACG 2021 - Financial AccountingACG 2071 - Managerial AccountingSelect 1:PHY 2054/L - Algebra Physics II w/ LabCHM 2045/L - General Chemistry I w/ Lab
Education & Human Services Majors
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ASL/English Interpreting
ASL 2140 - American Sign Language IASL 2150 - American Sign Language IIASL 4131 - American Sign Language IIIASL 4211 - American Sign Language IVINT 1000 - Introduction to InterpretingASL 3514 - Deaf CultureINT 3011 - Linguistics for InterpretersINT 2010 - Discourse AnalysisINT 2113 - English-ASL Sight TranslationINT 2303 - Interpreting Field ExperienceINT 2204 - Interpreting in Community Settings
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Deaf Education
ASL 2140 - American Sign Language IASL 2150 - American Sign Language IIASL 4131 - American Sign Language IIIASL 4211 - American Sign Language IVEDF 1005 - Introduction to the Teaching ProfessionEDF 2085 - Introduction to Diversity for Educators (recommended)Students must pass the General Knowledge component of the Florida Teacher Certification Exam before being admitted into the major as a junior.
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Early Childhood Education (Early Childhood Development, Prek-Primary Licensure)
EDF 1005 - Introduction to the Teaching ProfessionEDF 2085 - Introduction to Diversity for Educators (recommended)EME 2040 - Introduction to Educational Technology (recommended)MGF 1113 - Math for Teachers (recommended)STA 2014 - Elem Statistics for Health/Social Sciences (recommended)Prek-Primary Licensure concentration also requires that students pass the General Knowledge component of the Florida Certification Exam before being admitted into the major as a junior.
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Elementary Education (K-6)
EDF 1005 - Introduction to the Teaching ProfessionEDF 2085 - Introduction to Diversity for Educators (recommended)EME 2040 - Introduction to Educational Technology (recommended)MGF 1113 - Math for Teachers (recommended)Students must pass the General Knowledge component of the Florida Certification Exam before being admitted into the major as a junior.
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English Education (6-12)
EDF 1005 - Introduction to the Teaching ProfessionEDF 2085 - Introduction to Diversity for Teachers (recommended)SPC 2608 - Fundamentals of Speech1 English course with an ENL prefix1 literature course with a LIT or AML prefixStudents must pass the General Knowledge component of the Florida Certification Exam before being admitted into the major as a junior.
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Math Education (6-12)
EDF 1005 - Introduction to the Teaching ProfessionEDF 2085 - Introduction to Diversity for Teachers (recommended)EME 2040 - Introduction to Educational Technology (recommended)MAC 2311 - Calculus IMAC 2312 - Calculus IIStudents must pass the General Knowledge component of the Florida Certification Exam before being admitted into the major as a junior.
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Middle School Education (Math/Science)
EDF 1005 - Introduction to the Teaching ProfessionEDF 2085 - Introduction to Diversity for Educators (recommended)EME 2040 - Introduction to Educational Technology (recommended)MAC 2311 - Calculus ISTA 2014 - Elem Statistics for Health/Social SciencesAST 2002/L - Discovering Astronomy w/ LabBSC 1010C - General Biology IBSC 1011C - General Biology IICHM 2045/L - General Chemistry I w/ LabESC 2000/L - Discovering Earth Science w/ LabPHY 1020/L - Discovering How Things Work w/ LabStudents must pass the General Knowledge component of the Florida Certificate Exam before being admitted into the major as a junior.
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Science Education (Biology 6-12, Chemistry 6-12, Physics 6-12)
EDF 1005 - Introduction to the Teaching ProfessionEDF 2085 - Introduction to Diversity for Educators (recommended)EME 2040 - Introduction to Educational Technology (recommended)MAC 2311 - Calculus IBiology concentration also requires:BSC 1010C - General Biology IBSC 1011C - General Biology IICHM 2045/L - General Chemistry I w/ LabCHM 2046/L - General Chemistry II w/ LabChemistry concentration also requires:CHM 2045/L - General Chemistry I w/ LabCHM 2046/L - General Chemistry II w/ LabPHY 1028 - Introduction to PhysicsPHY 2053/L - Algebra Physics I w/ LabPHY 2054/L - Algebra Physics II w/ LabBSC 1010C - General Biology I (recommended)MAC 2312 - Calculus IIPhysics concentration also requires:AST 2002/L - Basic Astronomy w/ LabCHM 2045/L - General Chemistry w/ LabPHY 1028 - Introduction to PhysicsPHY 2048C - Calculus Physics IPHY 2049/L - Calculus Physics II w/ LabMAC 2312 - Calculus IIMAC 2313 - Calculus IIIStudents must pass the General Knowledge component of the Florida Certification Exam before being admitted into the major as a junior.
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Social Studies Education (6-12)
EDF 1005 - Introduction to the Teaching ProfessionEDF 2085 - Introduction to Diversity for Educators (recommended)EME 2040 - Introduction to Educational Technology (recommended)AMH 2010 - US History to 1877AMH 2020 - US History Since 1877POS 2041 - Introduction to American Government1 additional social science course. Select 1 course: (multiple courses recommended)ANT 2000 - Introduction to AnthropologyGEO 2420 - Cultural GeographyECO 2013 - Macroeconomics (recommended)PSY 2012 - Introduction to PsychologySYG 2000 - Introduction to SociologyWOH 1012 - World History I (recommended)WOH 1022 - World History II (recommended)Students must pass the General Knowledge component of the Florida Certificate Exam before being admitted into the major as a junior.
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Special Education (Disability Services, Exceptional Student Education)
EDF 1005 - Introduction to the Teaching ProfessionEDF 2085 - Introduction to Diversity for Educators (recommended)EME 2040 - Introduction to Educational Technology (recommended)MGF 1113 - Math for Teachers (recommended)STA 2014 - Elem Statistics for Health/Social Sciences (recommended)Students in the Exceptional Student Education concentration must pass the General Knowledge component of the Florida Certification Exam before being admitted into the major as a junior.
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Sport Management (Management, Marketing)
SPM 2000 - Introduction to Sport ManagementECO 2013 - MacroeconomicsMAC 1105 - College AlgebraSTA 2023 - Elem Statistics for BusinessACG 2021 - Financial Accounting
Health Majors
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Pre-Health - Prelicensure Nursing, HS-Kinesiology, Exploratory Health
Prelicensure Nursing requires:BSC 1010C - General Biology ICHM 1025/L - Introduction to Chemistry w/ LabBSC 2085C - Anatomy & Physiology IBSC 2086C - Anatomy & Physiology IIMCB 2010C - MicrobiologyHUN 2201 - Basic Principles of Human NutritionSTA 2014 - Elem Statistics for Health/Social SciencesPSY 2012 - Introduction to PsychologyDEP 3054 - Lifespan Developmental PsychologyHS-Kinesiology requires:BSC 1010C - General Biology ICHM 2045/L - General Chemistry I w/ LabBSC 2085C - Anatomy & Physiology IBSC 2086C - Anatomy & Physiology IIHUN 2201 - Basic Principles of Human NutritionHSC 2619 - Introduction to Exercise Science (recommended - offered during the spring & summer semesters)MAC 1105 - College AlgebraSTA 2014 - Elem Statistics for Health/Social SciencesPSY 2012 - Introduction to PsychologySPC 2608 - Fundamentals of SpeechExploratory Health students should take:HSC 2000 - Healthcare Careers
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Health Administration
MAC 1105 - College AlgebraSTA 2014 - Elem Statistics for Health/Social ScienceCGS 1100 - Computer Applications for BusinessECO 2023 - MicroeconomicsACG 2021 - Financial AccountingACG 2071 - Managerial AccountingHSA 2530 - The Language of Healthcare
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Health Science (Public Health, Interdisciplinary Health Studies)
Public Health concentration requires:BSC 1010C - General Biology ICHM 1025/L - Introduction to Chemistry w/ LabBSC 2085C - Anatomy & Physiology IBSC 2086C - Anatomy & Physiology IIMCB 2010C - MicrobiologyMAC 1105 - College AlgebraSTA 2014 - Elem Statistics for Health/Social SciencesPSY 2012 - Introduction to PsychologyHSC 2100 - Personal & Public Health
Interdisciplinary Health Studies concentration requires students select 1 course: (both recommended)HSC 2000 - Healthcare CareersHSC 2100 - Personal & Public Health -
Nutrition & Dietetics (Dietetics, Community Nutrition & Food)
BSC 1010C - General Biology ICHM 2045/L - General Chemistry I w/ LabBSC 2085C - Anatomy & Physiology IBSC 2086C - Anatomy & Physiology IIMCB 2010C - MicrobiologyFSS 1202/L - Food Fundamentals I w/ LabHUN 2201 - Basic Principles of Human NutritionMAC 1105 - College AlgebraSTA 2014 - Elem Statistics for Health/Social SciencesPOS 2041 - Introduction to American Government