Narrative Courses

11 additional credits of BMS courses, as approved by the biomolecular sciences advisor. BIO 121 may be substituted for BMS 102/BMS 103
4 credits of BMS or BIO electives at the 200-level or above
500-level RDG courses
6 credits of BIO or BMS electives at the 200-level or above
6 credits of FIN electives
Directed electives as approved by advisor (15 credits)
Directed electives as approved by advisor (21 credits)
Directed electives as approved by advisor (9 credits)
ECON or GEOG or HIST or Pol. Sci. or ET 399 (3 credits)
ECON or GEOG or HIST or PS or ET
History
Literature
ME Electives
MM 360 Production Systems
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or other SPED course approved by advisor
Philosophy or Fne Arts
Professional-Courses-9-credits
RDG-course-500-level
Specializations-9-credits
Students must also take at least 3 more courses from the following list
Students must take these two gateway courses
TESOL-courses-LING-497-and-RDG-586-are-recommended
(TH 101 repeated 3 times)
12 credits for students who wish to develop a primary focus in a particular world geographical area.
12 credits for students who wish to develop a primary focus on a particular Transnational theme.
12 credits in communication courses, 6 of which must be numbered 300 or 400
12 credits of electives, 6 of which must be at the 300 or 400 level
12 credits of English electives at the 400 and 500 levels, with no more than nine credits at the 400 level, as approved by the faculty advisor
12 credits of geography electives, of which at least 6 must be at the 300 or 400 level
15 credits in anthropology
15 credits of computer science courses numbered CS 225 or higher.
15 credits of English electives at the 400 and 500 levels, with no more than nine credits at the 400 level, as approved by the faculty advisor
15 credits of geography electives (at least 6 credits must be in courses at the 300 or 400 level)
15 credits of geography electives (at least 9 at the 400 level)
17 credits of theatre electives and 14 credits of theatre or related fields courses approved by the student's advisor
Psychology Electives
18 credits in geography, as specified by the requirements for the minor in geography
18 credits of theatre electives
19 credits of sociology electives
300 - 400 level courses in British, American or World literature, Cinema Studies (CINE) courses
300-level U.S. surveys
3 credits, as necessary to meet program requirements, chosen in consultation with advisor
3 credits from any regional geography course
3 credits of a 200-level CRM elective
3 credits of geography electives and 3 credits of THS electives
3 elective credits in non-western history
6 credits at the 300- or 400-level in a social or behavioral science department as approved by the Department of History Department chair
6 Credits for students who wish to complement their primary focus on a Geographical Area.
6 credits for students who wish to complement their primary focus on a Transnational Theme.
6 credits from GEOG 272 and/or any geographic techniques course and 3 credits from any 400-level planning course
6 credits in 300-level U.S. surveys
6 credits in English (ENG 110 is required)
6 credits in geography electives (at least 3 of which must be at 400 level).
6 credits in mathematics
6 credits of 400-level CRM electives
6 credits of computer science courses numbered CS 210 or higher
6 credits of directed electives
6 credits of electives as approved by the program coordinator
6 credits of PHIL or REL electives listed in one of the specializations for philosophy majors (at least 3 credits at 300 level or higher)
6 credits of science
6 credits of theatre electives, chosen in consultation with advisor.
6 or 9 credits selected from Option 1
8 credits in BIO at the 200 level or higher (not including BIO 211) (8)
9 credits for students who wish to balance Area and Transnational focuses.
9 Credits for students who wish to balance Transnational and Area focuses.
9 credits in one media area are required; 3 credits from the required studio core can be used as a beginning studio specialization course
9 credits of 300-level electives
9 credits of 300-level U.S. history surveys
9 credits of directed electives in geography.
9 credits of literature electives at the 200 level or higher, with at least 6 credits on the 300-400 level
AC 300 plus two additional courses selected after consulting a faculty advisor in accounting
a comprehensive exam
a course related to the content of the minor and with the consent of an advisor
Additional course as approved by advisor
Additional course as approved by advisor
Additional course(s) as approved by advisor
an additional course (3 credits) at the 500 level as approved by advisor
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and any other MKT electives
and either
and, if devoted to a specific world area, one additional course approved by an advisor
and/or
Animal Diversity Elective
Anthropology, Psychology, or Sociology
Any 500 level Science, Technology Education, Engineering Education
Area of Specialization (15-18 credits)
BIO electives to complete 32 credits
BIO or BMS Electives as approved by Health Sciences Advisor or Department Chair
Business electives
Capstone
Capstone Project: Case Presentation
CE Directed Technical Elective
Comprehensive Exam
Comprehensive Examination
course approval by the department of Engineering Chair
courses listed under the minor in religious studies
Curriculum and Instruction
Directed electives
Directed electives
Directed electives as approved by advisor
Directed electives as approved by advisor
Directed entrepreneurship electives
Directed finance electives
Ecology/Evolution Elective
Economics
Economics electives
either the General Program or the Biotechnology Specialization, which follow.
Elective
Elective
Elective Courses
Elective required
Electives
Electives (3 credits of advisor-approved electives)
electives approved by the Coordinator
Electives in history or related fields
Elective, to be approved by the graduate advisor
ENG 398
ENGR 150 Introduction to Engineering
ET elective (one 500- or 400-level course)
ET electives (two 500-level courses)
ET, ETC, or CM (500-level elective approved by advisor)
ET or ETC (400- or 500-level elective approved by advisor)
ET or ETC (500-level elective approved by advisor)
Finance, accounting, or economics electives
Fingerprint Based Background Check
Genetics/Microbiology Elective
Geography electives
Geography electives
History (3)
History, Economics or ET 399
history electives
History (I)
Lab
Last Friday in January MFT Placement Fair for Practicum and Internship, held at CCSU
Literature (3)
Literature (I)
Literature, Philosophy or Fine Arts
Management specialization courses
MATH any 500 level content course with permission of advisor
Math course with permission of advisor
MATH elective
Mathematics and Statistics Content
ME Elective
Minor-related elective
Music electives
one 400-level THS elective
one additional 300-400 level British literature course
one additional three-credit art history course
one elective
one finance elective
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or for transfer students
other electives as selected in consultation with the student's advisor
pass piano proficiency exam
Philosophy or Fine Arts
Philosophy or Fine Arts
Physics electives
Physiology Elective
Plant Diversity Elective
Prepare for Connecticut Administrators Test
Related Area of Study
Related course approved in advance by advisor (SPED 510 recommended)
Social work electives at the 400 level
Specialization Area (15 credits in Administrative Leadership or Curriculum and Literacy)
Students notified of acceptance to IAC track
Tech Elective
Technical & Management electives
Technical & Management electives
Technical elective (ET, ETC, ETM, CM, or EMEC 400- or 500-level, approved by graduate advisor)
Thesis
Thesis defense
three credits of directed electives (selected in consultation with advisor).
up to 35 additional articulation credits in Nursing.
Up to 6 credits in music education, music, or advisor-approved electives outside the discipline.
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