Required Biology Courses:
   ❑Bio122 [4] (Genetics & Evolution)
   ❑Bio123 [4] (Molecular Biology)
   ❑Bio232 [4] (Cell Structure & Function)
   Any 9 credits at the 200+level
         (at least two credits must be 300-level)
      ❑
      ❑
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Supporting Requirements in Biology:
   ❑Chem110 [4] (General Chemistry I)
   ❑Chem111 [4] (General Chemistry II)
   One of:
      ❑Math130 [4] (Statistics)
      ❑Math330 [3] (Probability Theory)

Required Business Courses:
   ❑Bus141 [3] (Accounting I)
   ❑Bus/Writ220 [3] (Business Communications)
   ❑Bus301 [3] (Business Ethics)
   ❑Bus320 [3] (Financial Management)
   One of:
      ❑Bus254 [3] (Principals of Marketing)
      ❑Bus257 [3] (Principals of Management)
      ❑Bus351 [3] (Business Law)
   Any 3 credits in Business, Economics, or
         200+-level Communications
      ❑
Supporting Requirements in Business:
   One of:
      ❑Math130 [4] (Statistics)
      ❑Math330 [3] (Probability Theory)
   B- or better in one of
      ❑Econ131 [3] (Macroeconomics)
      ❑Econ132 [3] (Microeconomics)

Required Computer Science Courses:
   ❑CSci180 [3] (Structured Programming)
   ❑Math240 [3] (Linear Algebra)
   One of:
      ❑CSci220 [3] (Data Structures)
      ❑CSci/Math235 [3] (Discrete Structures)
   Nine credits of 200+level courses/internships
         (at least six credits must be 300-level)
      ❑
      ❑
      ❑
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Recommended Supporting Courses:
   Math150 [4] (Calculus I)
   Math151 [4] (Calculus II)

Required Education Courses:
   ❑SpEd111 [3] (Introduction to Special Education)
   One of:
      ❑Ed128 [3] (Theory and Practice of Education)
      ❑Ed201 [3] (Foundations of Education)
      ❑Ed271 [3] (Early Childhood Education)
   One of:
      ❑SpEd212 [3] (Supporting Students with Disabilities)
      ❑SpEd331 [3] (Classroom Mgmt & Behavioral Support)
   Two more courses in Curriculum Design or
         Human Development/Ed. Psyc.
      ❑
      ❑
   Field Experience or Internship [1+credits]
      ❑

Required English & Writing Courses:
   Two of:
      ❑Eng218 [3] (American Literature I)
      ❑Eng219 [3] (American Literature II)
      ❑Eng220 [3] (English Literature Survey I)
      ❑Eng221 [3] (English Literature Survey II)
      ❑Eng235 [3] (Shakespeare)
   One of:
      ❑Writ211 [3] (Creative Writing)
      ❑Writ212 [3] (Creative Nonfiction Writing)
      ❑Writ213 [3] (Advanced Rhetoric & Composition)
   Two additional 200+level 3-credit
         English or Writing courses (not Writ202)
      ❑
      ❑
   Any 300-level 3-credit English course
      ❑

Required Dance Courses:
   ❑Dan241 [3] (20^th Century American Dance)
   ❑Dan331 [1.5] (Advanced Contemporary Dance)
   ❑Dan332 [3] (Choreography & Composition)
   ❑Dan160 [1.5] (Dance Ensemble)
   ❑Dan260 [1.5] (Dance Ensemble)
   ❑Dan360 [1.5] (Dance Ensemble)
   One of:
      ❑Dan240 [1.5] (Movement & Young Child)
      ❑Dance Internship [1.5 or more credits]
   Three 200+level dance technique courses
      (3 credits each)
      ❑
      ❑
      ❑

Required Fine Arts Courses:
   Two of:
      ❑FA101 [3] (Aegean to Early Christian Art)
      ❑FA102 [3] (Renaissance and Baroque Art)
      ❑FA103 [3] (Art of Asia, Africa, and the Americas)
      ❑FA112 [3] (Medieval Art and its Revivals)
      ❑FA210 [3] (19^th & 20^th Centuries)
   Any 200+level 3-credit studio or building arts
      ❑
   Any 300+level 3-credit studio or building arts
         independent study
      ❑
   Any 300+level 3-credit Art History
      ❑
   Any additional 200+level 3+credit Art History,
         Anth/His211, Hist270, or internship*
      ❑

Required Mathematics Courses:
   ❑Math150 [4] (Calculus I)
   ❑Math151 [4] (Calculus II)
   ❑Math240 [3] (Linear Algebra)
   Any four 200+level 3-credit courses:
         (at least two courses must be 300-level)
      ❑
      ❑
      ❑
      ❑
Recommended Supporting Courses:
   CSci180 [3] (Structured Programming)

Required Philosophy Courses:
   ❑Phil101 [3] (Critical Thinking)
   ❑Phil102 [3] (Introduction to Philosophy)
   ❑Phil311 [3] (Contemporary Philosophy II)
   Any 200+level 3-credit historical course
      (Phil210 or Phil211)
      ❑
   Any 200+level 3-credit axiological course
      (Phil220, Phil240 or Phil340)
      ❑
   Any additional 200+level 3-credit course
with the condition that at least two 300-level courses are taken.
      ❑
Supporting Requirements in Philosophy:

One of:	One of:
❑Rel205 [3]       ❑Rel210 [3]       ❑Rel272 [3]       ❑Rel273 [3]       ❑Rel335 [3]	❑Math102 [3]       ❑Math130 [4]       ❑Math330 [3]

Required Physical Science Courses:
   ❑Chem110 [4] (General Chemistry I)
   ❑Chem111 [4] (General Chemistry II)
   ❑Phys210 [4] (Principles of Physics I)
   ❑Phys211 [4] (Principles of Physics II)
   Two of: Totaling at least 6 credits
      ❑Bio315 [3] (Principles of Biochemistry)
      ❑Chem210 [4] (Organic Chemistry I)
      ❑Chem211 [4] (Organic Chemistry II)
      ❑CSci/Math321 [3] (Numerical Methods)
      ❑Physical Science Independent Study
Recommended Supporting Courses:
   ❑Math250 [4] (Calculus III)
   ❑Math311 [3] (Differential Equations)
   ❑Math330 [3] (Probability Theory)

Required Psychology Courses:
   ❑Psyc101 [3] (Introductory Psychology)
   Any five 200+level 3-credit courses:
         (at least two courses must be 300-level)
      ❑
      ❑
      ❑
      ❑
      ❑
Supporting Requirements in Psychology:
   One of:
      ❑Math130 [4] (Statistics)
      ❑Math330 [3] (Probability Theory)
Recommend Supporting Courses:
   Rel335 [3] (The Human Mind)

Required Religion Courses:
   One of:
      ❑Rel101 [3] (Introduction to New Church Doctrines)
      ❑Rel110 [3] (Introduction to Systematic Theology)
   Any 200+level 3-credit Comparitive course
      ❑
   Any 200+level 3-credit Scriptural course
      ❑
   Any additional three 200+level 3-credit courses:
      ❑
      ❑
      ❑
   (at least two courses must be 300-level)