| COURSE NAME |
CREDITS |
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| Counseling |
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| New Student Seminar |
0 |
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| English: 6 credits |
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| Composition I: ENC/ENG 101 |
3 |
| Writing through Literature: ENG 102 |
3 |
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| Math, Engineering & Computer Science: 3 credits |
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| Elementary Statistics I: MAT 120 |
3 |
| (Precalculus, MAT 200, or Calculus I, MAT 201, can be used to satisfy this degree requirement.) |
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| Math, Engineering & Comp. Sci./Natural Sci./Health Sci.: 3 credits |
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| Liberal Arts Elective |
3 |
| (For Natural Sciences/Health Sciences, select only course designations beginning with SCB, SCC, SCH, or SCP.) |
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| Social Science: 3 credits |
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| Select one of the following courses: |
3 |
| Introduction to Microeconomics: SSE 103 |
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| Introduction to Macroeconomics: SSE 104 |
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| Cooperative Education: 6 credits |
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| Fundamentals of Professional Advancement: CEP 121 |
3 |
| Full-Time Internship: CEP 201 |
3 |
| (Both Day and Extended Day students are required to take CEP 121. Extended Day students may take CEP 201 or an unrestriced elective course.) |
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| ELA/Social Science: 6 credits |
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| Select two of the following courses: |
6 |
| Introduction to Microeconomics: SSE 103 |
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| Introduction to Macroeconomics: SSE 104 |
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| Modern Language Elective* |
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| Modern Language Elective* |
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| Business & Technology: 32 credits |
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| Introduction to Computers and their Applications: BTC 100 |
3 |
| Principles of Accounting I: BTA 111 |
4 |
| Principles of Accounting II: BTA 112 |
4 |
| Introduction to Business: BTM 101 |
3 |
| Principles of Management: BTM 103 |
3 |
| Business Law I: BTM 110 |
3 |
| Principles of International Business: BTM 260 |
3 |
| Export/Import Procedure and Documentation: BTM 261 |
3 |
| Global Marketing: BTM 262 |
3 |
| International Finance: BTM 263 |
3 |
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| Unrestricted Elective: 1 credit1 |
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| Total Credits: |
60 |
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| * A 102-level Modern Languages course must be completed before graduation credit is granted for a 101-level course. |
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1 This elective must be an Urban Study course (the student will graduate with more than 60 credits).
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