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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
• 500-level RDG courses
• or other SPED course approved by advisor
• Professional-Courses-9-credits
• RDG-course-500-level
• Specializations-9-credits
• TESOL-courses-LING-497-and-RDG-586-are-recommended
• 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
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• and, if devoted to a specific world area, one additional course approved by an advisor
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• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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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• 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
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• Specialty Study (15 credits of electives 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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