Narrative Courses

English Electives 200-400 level courses in English
BIOL, AGR, or VET 300-level or above electives
BIOL, AGR, or VET 300-level or above electives
Electives 300-level or above CS or ETM electives
Science Elective 300-level or higher from the College of Science
300-level or higher in AGR, BIOL, CHEM, PHYS, or VET
3 hours from another foreign language
6 hours from one foreign language
9 hours from one foreign language
ACCT 339 or 439 Cooperative Education III or IV
A computer workshop taken for college credit
Additional courses equated in International Studies
Additional electives 300-400 level courses in literature, linguistics, or foreign languages
Advanced Biology Elective
Advanced Biology Electives
Advanced Electives
Advanced electives for minor
AGR 102 Agricultural Experience
AGR 102 Agricultural Experience
AGR 339 or 439 Cooperative Ed
AGR 402 Adv Agricultural Experience
AGR 402 Advanced Agricultural Experience
AGR 402, 339, or 439 Advanced Agriculture Experience/Cooperative Education
AGR 402 or 439 (choose one)
AGR Electives
AGR Electives
Agricultural Sciences Core
AGR or VET 499C Capstone
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An Overseas Experience
Approved 300-400 level electives
Electives (Approved ACCT electives)
Electives Approved AGR courses
Agricultural Approved Electives
Agricultural Mechanics Approved Elective
Animal Science Approved Elective
Approved CIS Electives
Approved Cooperative Education
Approved Economics Electives
Approved Economics Minor Electives
Approved Electives (choose three hours)
Approved Electives
Electives (Approved electives for CIS Minor)
ITEC, MATH, PHYS, or SSE electives approved by advisor
Electives (Approved Finance Electives)
Approved Marketing electives
Approved Marketing Minor electives
MATH, PHYS, CS, or SSE electives approved by advisor
Electives (Approved Small Bus Mgnt and Entrepren. Electives)
Soil Science Approved Elective
Approved SPA 300-400 level electives
Area Core Requirements
ART elective
ART electives
ART electives Choose 12 hours from ART
ART electives
ART electives Choose 18 hours from ART
ART electives Choose 24 hours from ART
ART electives
ART electives Choose 6 hours from ART
ART History
ART History
ART History: 300-level or above
ART History 300-level or higher elective
ART History Choose two 300-level or higher electives
ART History
ASTR 105, 112, or 125 Astronomy Elective
ASTR 125 Astronomical and Physics Methods to Explore the Universe (NSC2)
Bands
BIOL 105, 110, 155, 171, or 234 Biology Elective
BIOL 110 Inquiry Biology for Teachers (NSC1)
BIOL 171 Principles of Biology (NSC1)
BIOL 234 and 235 Principles of Human Anatomy & Physiology I/II
BIOL 234 Principles of Human Anatomy and Physiology I (NSC1)
BIOL 244 and 244A Human Anatomy and Physiology I/Lab
BIOL 245 and 245A Human Anatomy and Physiology II/Lab
BIOL 399 Selected Topics
BIOL 424 or BIOL 624 Immunology
BIOL 427 or BIOL 627 Pathogenic Microbiology
BIOL 428 or BIOL 628 Virology
BIOL 429 or BIOL 629 Histology
BIOL 443 or BIOL 643 General Parasitology
BIOL 446 or BIOL 646 Biotechnology
BIOL 447 or BIOL 647 Organ Systems Physiology
BIOL 451 or BIOL 651 Advanced Cell Biology
BIOL 473 or BIOL 673 Medical-Veterinary Entomology
BIOL 490 or BIOL 690 Biochemistry
Business Qualifying and Prerequisite Courses
CHEM 101 Survey of Chemistry (NSC2)
CHEM 101 or 111 (choose one)
CHEM 101 or 111 Chemistry Elective
CHEM 101 or 111 (NSC2) (choose one)
CHEM 111 Principles of Chemistry I (NSC2)
CHEM 301 or higher and/or BIOL 490 (choose six hours)
CHEM 399 Selected Topics
CHEM 476 Special Problems
CHEM 499C and 499D Chemistry Senior Project I & II
CHEM Electives above 300
CHEM Electives above 300-level
CHEM Electives 302 or higher and approved by chemistry advisor
Chemical Dependency Electives
Choirs
Choose one: 1. EEC 141 and EEC 241 or 2. PHYS 211
CIS 202, 205, or 214 Programming Language
CIS 217 Contemporary IT Applications
CIS 360 Business Enterprise Systems
CLEP education (available in the University Testing Center)
COMM 495 Administering the Comm Program
COMS 250 or 290 Strategic Communication Elective
COMS 347 or 447 Internship
BIOL 234 or BIOL 244/244A Principles of Human Anatomy & Physiology I/Human Anatomy and Physiology I/Lab
Electives 100-level and above (chosen by student)
CRIM Electives (choose 12 hours from CRIM)
CVM 177, 277, 377, or 477 Convergent Media Practicum
ECON 101 or 201 Economics Elective
ECON 201 or 202 (choose one)
EDEE 423 Supervised Student Teaching Practicum
EDEE 423 Supervised Student Teaching Practicum
EDF 207 Foundations of Education (SBS1)
EDF 211 Human Growth and Development (SBS2)
EDMG 446 Supervised Student Teaching
EDMG 446 Supervised Student Teaching
EDSP 435 Supervised Teaching Practicum
EDSP 437 Student Teaching Practicum in Education of Students with Moderate and Severe Disabilities
Electives EEC, MATH, PHYS, or SSE electives approved by advisor
Electives (electives approved by advisor)
MATH Elective from 152-199 level
Electives
Electives 300-level courses or above
Electives 300-level or above (as approved by military science advisor)
Electives 100-level and above (chosen by student)
Electives
Electives from mathematics courses above 300-level
EMM, ECC, EEC, or ETM Electives (choose 12 hours)
ENG 120 or ENG/IST 211 English Elective
ENG 300-level or higher elective
ENG Literature elective
ESS 102 or 108 ESS Elective
ESS 108 Physical Geology (NSC2)
ESS/SSE 300 or Higher
ESS 499C or Geology Field Camp (choose one)
ESS Electives approved by advisor
ESS/SSE 300 or higher electives
ETM 104 or 201 ETM Elective
ETM 339, 399, 439, or 476 Cooperative Education
FIN 339 or 439 Cooperative Education III or IV
Foreign Language
Foreign Language
Foreign Language Take two from FRN, GER, ITL, LAT, SPA, CHI, RUS, etc.
Foreign Language (choose course above 101)
Foreign Language one course above 101-level in any foreign language
Foreign Language Requirement
Four HST 3XX Electives in History
BIOL, AGR, or VET Free elective
Free electives (chosen by the student)
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Free Electives (chosen by student)
Electives FRN 203 or higher
General Education Capstone
General Education courses
General Education Courses (See GNED Course Listings)
General Education Courses (See Associate's Degree GNED Requirements)
General Education Courses (See GNED Course Listings)
General Education Courses (See GNED Course Listings)
General education distribution
General Education Requirements
General Electives - chosen from 300 + level
General electives
GEO electives Choose 3 hours from GEO
Geology Field Camp
Global Cultures Arts & Humanities (HUM) (choose one)
GOVT 300-349 (choose one)
GOVT 360-368 (choose one)
GOVT electives
Hispanic Literature Electives
Hispanic/SPA Literature Electives
HLTH 230 Community Health (SBS1)
HLTH 480 Workshop
HST 271 or IST 201 World History since 1500
HST 301-306 Chronological U.S. History
HST 301-306, 340-360 U.S. History
HST 301-306 or HST 351 or HST 352 (choose one)
HST 301-328 Chronological History
HST 301-328 Chronological History
HST 311-320 or HST 372 (choose one)
HST 311-328 Chronological World History
HST 311-328, 370-375 World History
HST 312-320 or HST 372 (choose one)
HST 321-326 or HST 311 or HST 375 (choose one)
HST 340-350 (choose one)
HST 340-360 Thematic U.S. History
HST 340-375 Thematic History
HST 342-347 or HST 349 (choose one)
HST 370-375 Thematic World History
HST 392 Internship
HST 392 Internship
HST 3XX Elective in History
HST 3XX Electives in History
HST 3XX Electives in History
HST 3XX Electives in History
Humanities Elective
HUM I Humanities
HUM II Humanities
IMS 376 Imaging Discipline for Transfers
IMS 378 Imaging Discipline for Transfers
IMS 379 Imaging Discipline for Transfers
IMS/NURS 202 Medical Terminology
International Business Course (choose one)
IST 101 or 250 International Studies Elective
Jazz Ensembles
K credit with successful completion of NURA 113 & admission into ADNP
Keyboard Ensembles
Level 3 Ethics and Civic Engagement SBS (choose one)
Literature electives 300-400 level courses
MATH 123, 131, 135, 152, 174, or 175 (Choose One)
MATH 131, 135, 152, 174, or 175 MATH Elective (choose one)
MATH 131, 135, or higher (choose one)
MATH 131 or higher MATH General Education
MATH 135, 152, 174, or 175 (Math Elective - choose one)
MATH 135 or higher (choose one)
MATH 141 Plane Trigonometry (if taking MATH 152 as general education requirement)
MATH 152, 174 or 175 (choose one)
MATH 152 and MATH 141 (take six hours)
MATH 152 or higher (choose one)
MATH 174 or 175 (choose one)
MATH 174 or higher (choose one)
Electives Mathematics courses at or above the 300-level except for MATH 330 and MATH 332 as approved by the department chair.
MATH 305 or MATH 353 Math Elective (choose one)
MATH Core general education elective
MATH Core elective
Mathematics courses at or above the 300-level
Mathematics electives above 300-level except MATH 330, 332, 353, 354, 402, 403 as approved by the department chair.
MATH, PHYS, CS, or SSE (electives approved by advisor)
MATH Reasoning (100-level) (choose one)
Minor
MKT 300+ elective
MKT 339 or 439 Cooperative Education III or IV
MNGT 310, 339, or 439 (choose one)
MNGT 339 or 439 Cooperative Education III or IV
MUSC 473 or 471 Rehearsal Techniques for Jazz Ensemble or Choral Conducting
MUSG 125 Score Reading (2 semesters at 1 credit hour each)
MUSG 183 Studio Improvisation (2 semesters at 1 credit hour each)
MUSG 183 or MUSP 334 Studio Improvisation or Private Jazz
MUSG 383 Studio Improvisation (2 semesters at 1 credit hour each)
MUSM 200 Student Recital (4 semesters with passing grade of K)
MUSM 2XX/4XX Ensembles
MUSM 337 Jazz Combo (4 semesters at 1 credit hour each)
MUSM 345 Keyboard Chamber Music
MUSM 345 Keyboard Chamber Music
MUSM 369 Percussion Ensemble (6 semesters at 1 credit hour each)
MUSM 369 Percussion Ensemble (8 semesters at 1 credit hour each)
MUSM 370 Concert Band (3 semesters at 1 credit hour each)
MUSM 370 or 371 Concert Band or Symphony Band (4 semesters at 1 credit hour each)
MUSM 370 or 371 Concert Band or Symphony Band (8 semesters at 1 credit hour each)
MUSM 371 Symphony Band (3 semesters at 1 credit hour each)
MUSM 372 Marching Band (4 semesters at 1 credit hour each)
MUSM 378 String Ensemble
MUSM 378 String Ensemble (4 semesters at 1 credit hour each)
MUSM 379 Orchestra (1 credit for 7 semesters)
MUSM 379 Orchestra
MUSM 387 Accompanying I (2 semesters at 1 credit hour each)
MUSM 387 Accompanying I
MUSM 387 Accompanying (4 semesters at 1 credit hour each)
MUSM 389 Keyboard Ensemble
MUSM 389 Keyboard Ensemble
MUSM 389 or 345 Keyboard Ensemble or Keyboard Chamber Music (2 semesters at 1 credit hour each)
MUSM 389 or 345 Keyboard Ensemble or Keyboard Chamber Music (4 semesters at 1 credit hour each)
MUSM 392 Concert Choir (7 semesters at 1 credit hour each)
MUSM 392 Concert Choir (8 semesters at 1 credit hour each)
MUSM 3XX (any ensemble)
MUSM 3XX (all ensembles)
MUSM (all ensembles)
MUSM 3XX (any ensemble)
MUSM 3XX (any ensemble)
MUSM 3XX (any ensemble - 4 semesters at 1 credit hour each)
MUSM 3XX Choose from all ensembles
MUSM 3XX Ensemble
MUSM 400 Student Recital (3 semesters with passing grade of K)
MUSM 400 Student Recital (4 semesters with passing grade of K)
MUSP 138A, 238A, 338A or 438A Private Bluegrass Banjo
MUSP 138B, 238B, 338B or 438B Private Old Time Banjo
MUSP 138C, 238C, 338C or 438C Private Mandolin
MUSP 138D, 238D, 338D or 438D Private Traditional Guitar
MUSP 138E, 238E, 338E or 438E Private Country Electric Guitar
MUSP 138F, 238F, 338F or 438F Private Upright Traditional Bass
MUSP 138G, 238G, 338G or 438G Private Dobro
MUSP 138I, 238I, 338I or 438I Private Bluegrasss & Country Fiddle
MUSP 138V, 238V, 338V or 438V Private Traditional Voice
MUSP 200 Performance Class (4 semesters with passing grade of K)
MUSP 219 Private Percussion
MUSP 238(A-V) Private Applied - Traditional Instruments
MUSP 240 Private Voice
MUSP 2XX Private Applied Area
MUSP 2XX/4XX Private Applied
MUSP 2XX/4XX Private Applied
MUSP 2XX Private Applied
MUSP 2XX Private Applied (4 semesters at 3 credit hours each)
MUSP 2XX Private Applied (4 semesters at 2 credit hours each)
MUSP 334 Private Jazz
MUSP 340 Private Voice
MUSP 340 Private Voice
MUSP 3XX Private Applied - Secondary Instrument
MUSP 3XX Private Applied - Secondary Instrument
MUSP 3XX Private Applied - Secondary Instrument (4 semesters at 1 credit hour each)
MUSP 400 Performance Class (3 semesters with passing grade of K)
MUSP 400 Performance Class (4 semesters with passing grade of K)
MUSP 419 Private Percussion
MUSP 434 Private Jazz
MUSP 440 Private Voice
MUSP 440 Private Voice
MUSP 443 Private Piano (2 semesters at 1 credit hour each)
MUSP 4XX Private Applied - Major Instrument (2 semesters at 2 credit hours each)
MUSP 4XX Private Applied - Major Instrument
MUSP 4XX Private Applied - Major Instrument (2 semesters at 3 credit hours each)
MUSP 4XX Private Applied - Major Instrument
NSC II Natural Sciences (Physical Sciences)
NSC I Natural Sciences (Life Sciences)
NUR 375 "K" credit lower-level nursing courses
NURS Elective
NURS Electives 300-level or above
NURS Elective 300 or higher
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PHED activity course
PHIL 400-level electives
PHYS 201 and 201A Elementary Physics I and Lab
PHYS 201 and 202 Elementary Physics I and II
PHYS 201 or 231 (choose one)
PHYS 202 or 232 (choose one)
PHYS 231 and 231A Engineering Physics I and Lab
PHYS 231 and 232 Engineering Physics I and II
PHYS 391 or MATH 391 Dynamics
PHYS electives approved by advisor
Piano Ensembles
PLS 490 Paralegal Internship (6)
POLS 100 or 140 Political Science Elective
POLS 110, 230, or 242 (choose one)
POLS 177 or 262 Political Science Elective
PSY Electives
PSY/NEUR 121 Introduction to Brain and Behavior
RSCI 375, IMS 376, IMS 378 or IMS 379 (for transfer students)
SBS I Social and Behavioral Sciences
SBS I general education elective
SCI 104 or 111 Science Elective
SCI/ETM/PHYS/SSE 123 Concepts & Experiences in Energy
GEO Six-hours electives
SOC 200 or higher (choose one)
SOC 210 or CRIM 210 Sociology of Deviance
300-level or above electives
SOC 300 or higher (choose three)
SOC 380 or CRIM 380 Race, Class, Gender and Crime
SOC elective
SOC electives 200-level or above
SOC electives 300-level or above
SOC electives 300-level or above
Social Science electives
SSE 476 Directed Research
SWK Elective (chosen by student)
SWK Electives
THEA 354 or 355 Theatre History I or Theatre History II
GEO Three electives
Traditional Music/Guitar
University Studies Electives (chosen by student)
Upper Core BBA Requirements
UTCH 250 Perspectives on Science and Mathematics (HUM2)
UTCH 250 Perspectives on Science and Mathematics (HUM2)