General Education Requirements

Written Communication (WC)

Courses designated “Written Communication” (WC) introduce students to writing at the college level. WC courses are taught in various academic areas, and are aimed at introducing students to the subject matter of those areas through a guided process of research and writing. Students are required to complete two WC courses; one of these must be English 112.

• Required: 

• ENG 112 - Composition & Research 3 Credit(s).

• Choose 1 of the following:

• BUS 208 - Principles of Leadership 3 Credit(s).
• COM 433 - Advanced Media Scriptwriting 3 Credit(s).
• ENG 106 - Introduction to News Writing and Reporting 3 Credit(s).
• ENG 200 - Introduction to Literary Studies 3 Credit(s).
• ENG 201 - World Literature I 3 Credit(s).
• ENG 203 - British Literature I 3 Credit(s).
• ENG 204 - British Literature II 3 Credit(s).
• ENG 205 - American Literature I 3 Credit(s).
• ENG 206 - American Literature II 3 Credit(s).
• ENG 209 - African American Literature 3 Credit(s).
• ENG 212 - Women in Literature 3 Credit(s).
• ENG 218 - Introduction to Creative Writing 3 Credit(s).
• ENG 223 - Film Adaptions: From Page to Screen 3 Credit(s).
• HIS 111 - World History to 1500 3 Credit(s).
• HIS 112 - World History after 1500 3 Credit(s).
• HIS 202 - American History II 3 Credit(s).
• HIS 302 - History of Sports in the US 3 Credit(s).
• HIS 306 - Gender & Sexuality in the Modern US 3 Credit(s).
• HIS 308 - African American History 3 Credit(s).
• HIS 310 - The United States since 1945 3 Credit(s).
• HON 216 - The Sixties 3 Credit(s).
• HON 223 - Political Satire 3 Credit(s).
• PSC 310 - Political Parties and Groups in the United States 3 Credit(s).
• REC 360 - Recreation Leadership Theory and Philosophy 3 Credit(s).
• REL 112 - Literature of the Old Testament 3 Credit(s).
• REL 113 - Literature of the New Testament 3 Credit(s).
• REL 216 - Religion in Film 3 Credit(s).
• REL 315 - Studies in the Gospel 3 Credit(s).
• REL 316 - Life and Letters of Paul 3 Credit(s).
• REL 320 - Jesus and His Afterlives 3 Credit(s).
• SCI 398 - Junior Seminar 3 Credit(s).
• THA 206 - Theatre History I 3 Credit(s).
• THA 499 - Internship 3 or 6 Credit(s).

Quantitative Reasoning (QR)

Courses that fulfill the “Quantitative Reasoning” (QR) common competency introduce students to the skills and methods involved in the collection, analysis, and application of quantitative data. These courses stress not only proficiency in basic computational skills, but also the ability to understand and interpret data in a variety of contexts. Students are required to complete one QR course.

• Choose 1 of the following:

• ACC 201 - Principles of Accounting I 3 Credit(s).
• AGS 110 - Agriculture Issues 3 Credit(s).
• ART 101 - Two-Dimensional Design & Drawing 4 Credit(s).
• ART 130 - The Color Course 4 Credit(s).
• ART 206 - Introduction to Ceramics 4 Credit(s).
• ART 217 - Introduction to Photography 4 Credit(s).
• BIO 111 - Introductory Biology II 4 Credit(s).
• BIO 320 - Human Nutrition 3 Credit(s).
• BUS 202 - Introduction to Investments 3 Credit(s).
• CHM 103 - General Chemistry I 4 Credit(s).
• ECO 202 - Principles of Microeconomics 3 Credit(s).
• ENG 313 - Sports Writing 3 Credit(s).
• ESC 103 - Applied Environmental Monitoring 4 Credit(s).
• ESC 202 - Quantitative Environmental Methods and Statistics 4 Credit(s).
• ESC 203 - Fundamentals of Ecology 4 Credit(s).
• ESC 413 - Forest Science and Management 4 Credit(s).
• GEO 221 - Geographic Information Systems 4 Credit(s).
• HHP 340 - Biomechanics 3 Credit(s).
• HON 205 - Decision-Making and Problem Solving with Mathematics 3 Credit(s).
• MTH 107 - Introduction to Finite Mathematics 3 Credit(s).
• MTH 108 - Mathematics for Health Sciences 3 Credit(s).
• MTH 111 - Pre-Calculus I 3 Credit(s).
• MTH 203 - Concepts in Calculus 3 Credit(s).
• MTH 208 - Introductory Statistics 3 Credit(s).
• MUS 102 - Music Fundamentals 3 Credit(s).
• PPH 110 - Introduction to One Health 4 Credit(s).
• PSC 402 - Policy Analysis 3 Credit(s).
• PSY 306 - Intro to Research Methods and Statistics 3 Credit(s).
• PSY 325 - Psychopathology of Childhood 3 Credit(s).
• REC 410 - Recreation Administration 3 Credit(s).
• SSC 251 - Introduction to Social Science Research 3 Credit(s).
• THA 202 - Stage Craft 3 Credit(s).

Global and Social Responsibility (GSR)

Courses that fulfill the “Global and Social Responsibility” (GSR) common competency introduce students to issues of culture and environment locally, nationally, and globally. These courses promote an appreciation of diversity, encourage students to explore the particularities of their own identities in relation to their various contexts, and empower them to effect positive change in their communities, nation, and world. Students are required to complete one GSR course.

• COM 369 - Mass Media and Behavior 3 Credit(s).
• REC 165 - World Ecotourism Destinations and Cultures 3 Credit(s).
• ENG 210 - World Folktales and Literature 3 Credit(s).
• ENG 221 - Introduction to Film 3 Credit(s).
• ENS 201 - Foundations of Environmental Sustainability 3 Credit(s).
• ENS 202 - Applications of Environmental Sustainability 4 Credit(s).
• ESC 102 - Introduction to Environmental Science 4 Credit(s).
• HHP 200 - Health and Wellness Concepts 3 Credit(s).
• HUM 200 - The Holocaust: Past, Present, and Future 3 Credit(s).
• PHI 131 - The Human Condition 3 Credit(s).
• PSC 101 - American National Government and Politics 3 Credit(s).
• PSC 202 - State and Local Government 3 Credit(s).
• PSC 203 - International Politics 3 Credit(s).
• PSC 205 - Comparative Government 3 Credit(s).
• PSY 201 - General Psychology 3 Credit(s).
• REC 260 - Foundations of Recreation and Leisure 3 Credit(s).
• REL 151 - World Religions 3 Credit(s).
• SOC 101 - General Sociology 3 Credit(s).
• SOC 202 - Social Problems 3 Credit(s).
• SOC 203 - Sociology of U.S. Cultural Diversity 3 Credit(s).
• SPA 101 - Elementary Spanish I 3 Credit(s).
• SPA 102 - Elementary Spanish II 3 Credit(s).
• SWK 201 - Introduction to Social Work 3 Credit(s).
• THA 100 - Theatre Appreciation 3 Credit(s).

Oral Communication [OC]

Courses that fulfill the “Oral Communication” (OC) common competency are aimed at helping students acquire and practice oral communication skills that will help them succeed not only in college, but also after graduation. These courses are taught in a variety of academic disciplines and emphasize the development of effective presentation skills appropriate to the field and subject matter of the course.

• Choose 1 of the following:

• COM 201 - Public Speaking 3 Credit(s).
• ENG 215 - Appalachian Literature 3 Credit(s).
• ENG 311 - Advanced News Writing and Editing 3 Credit(s).
• ESC 405 - Fisheries and Wildlife Ecology and Management 4 Credit(s).
• HIS 347 - The History of Disease 3 Credit(s).
• HIS 357 - Russian History 3 Credit(s).
• HIS 360 - The History of Travel and Tourism 3 Credit(s).
• HON 213 - Media and Violence 3 Credit(s).
• MUS 205 - Introduction to Music in Appalachia 3 Credit(s).
• PSC 324 - U.S. Constitutional Law 3 Credit(s).
• PSY 210 - Human Growth and Development - Lifespan 3 Credit(s).
• REL 301 - Archaeology and the Bible 3 Credit(s).
• REL 210 - American Gods 3 Credit(s).
• SCI 250 - Physical Science 4 Credit(s).
• SCI 498 - Senior Seminar 3 Credit(s).
• SOC 340 - Organizations, Collective Behavior and Social Movements 3 Credit(s).
• THA 222 - Voice and Diction 3 Credit(s).

Humanities, History & Fine Arts [HFA]

• Choose 3 credits of the following:

• ART 215 - Photoshop 4 Credit(s).
• ART 222 - Basic Computer Graphics 4 Credit(s).
• ART 232 - User Interface and Experience Design 4 Credit(s).
• ART 242 - Introduction to Sculpture & Fabrication 4 Credit(s).
• ART 306 - Intermediate Ceramics 4 Credit(s).
• ART 320 - Ancient Through Renaissance Art History 3 Credit(s).
• ART 321 - Renaissance to Contemporary Art 3 Credit(s).
• ART 322 - Graphic Print Media 4 Credit(s).
• ART 324 - Art for Educators 3 Credit(s).
• ART 326 - Special Topics in Art History 3 Credit(s).
• ART 332 - Typography and Branding 4 Credit(s).
• ART 442 - Advanced Studio Practice 4 Credit(s).
• COM 101 - Introduction to Mass Communication 3 Credit(s).
• COM 111 - Podcasting Basics 3 Credit(s).
• COM 133 - Media Scriptwriting Fundamentals 3 Credit(s).
• COM 173 - Sports in the Media 3 Credit(s).
• COM 200 - Strategies for Public Relations and Social Media 3 Credit(s).
• COM 345 - Sports Media Broadcasting 3 Credit(s).
• COM 359 - Documentary Photography 3 Credit(s).
• COM 390 - Multiculturalism and the Media 3 Credit(s).
• COM 211 - Radio Broadcasting Methods 3 Credit(s).
• COM 215 - Multimedia Storytelling 3 Credit(s).
• COM 223 - Basic Audio Recording 3 Credit(s).
• COM 235 - Fundamental of TV and Video Production 3 Credit(s).
• COM 271 - On-line Media 3 Credit(s).
• DAN 100 - Foundations in Movement 1 Credit(s).
• DAN 101 - Ballet and Modern 1 Credit(s).
• DAN 102 - Tap and Jazz 1 Credit(s).
• DAN 103 - Choreography 1 Credit(s).
• DAN 104 - Dance for the Musical Stage 1 Credit(s).
• DAN 105 - Fundamentals of Dance Styles 1 Credit(s).
• DAN 106 - Intermediate Dance Styles 1 Credit(s).
• DAN 110 - Beginning Dance for Performance I 1 Credit(s).
• DAN 111 - Beginning Dance for Performance II 1 Credit(s).
• DAN 121 - Rhythm with the Feet 1 Credit(s).
• DAN 122, 123 to 422, 423 - Private Dance Lessons 1 Credit(s).
• ENG 202 - World Literature II 3 Credit(s).
• ENG 207 - Selected Topics 3 Credit(s).
• ENG 211 - Literature and the Environment 3 Credit(s).
• ENG 213 - Literature and Film of the American Frontier 3 Credit(s).
• ENG 214 - Harry Potter and the Hero Myth 3 Credit(s).
• ENG 301 - Literature for Children and Adolescents 3 Credit(s).
• ENG 310 - Media Law and Ethics 3 Credit(s).
• ENG 312 - Feature Writing and Production 3 Credit(s).
• ENG 314 - Editorial Writing 3 Credit(s).
• ENG 363 - British Literature 3 Credit(s).
• HIS 201 - American History I 3 Credit(s).
• HIS 220 - Introduction to Museum Studies 3 Credit(s).
• HIS 297 - Selected Topics in History 3 Credit(s).
• HIS 304 - Civil War Battlefield Tour 1 or 3 Credit(s).
• HIS 307 - American Crime: Criminalization and Punishment in the 20th Century 3 Credit(s).
• HIS 316 - Virginia History 3 Credit(s).
• HIS 318 - The American West in History and Memory 3 Credit(s).
• HIS 335 - Classical Antiquity Greco-Roman History 3 Credit(s).
• HIS 341 - England from Island to Empire: Early Modern British History, 1485-1775 3 Credit(s).
• HIS 344 - The Scientific Revolution 3 Credit(s).
• HIS 351 - Military History to 1800 3 Credit(s).
• HIS 353 - History of Barbarians 3 Credit(s).
• HIS 361 - History of Tourism 3 Credit(s).
• HIS 376 - The History of Islam 3 Credit(s).
• HIS 380 - Latin American History 3 Credit(s).
• HIS 383 - Caribbean Environmental History 3 Credit(s).
• MUS 100 - Music Appreciation 3 Credit(s).
• MUS 105 - Music Theory I 2 Credit(s).
• MUS 106 - Aural Skills Lab I 1 Credit(s).
• MUS 107 - Music Theory II 2 Credit(s).
• MUS 108 - Aural Skills Lab II 1 Credit(s).
• MUS 111, 112 - 411, 412 - Concert Choir 1 Credit(s).
• MUS 113, 114 - 413, 414 - Orchestra Appalachia 1 Credit(s).
• MUS 117 - Chorale 1 Credit(s).
• MUS 119, 120 - 419, 420 - Band 1 Credit(s).
• MUS 121 - Handbell Ensemble 1 Credit(s).
• MUS 123 - Jazz Combo 1 Credit(s).
• MUS 127 - Classical Ensemble 1 Credit(s).
• MUS 135 - Mountain Dulcimer 1 Credit(s).
• MUS 136 - Intro to Appalachian Strings 1 Credit(s).
• MUS 137 - Appalachian Vocal Styles 1 Credit(s).
• MUS 138, 238, 338, 438 - Appalachian Social Dance 1 Credit(s).
• MUS 143, 144 - Piano Class 1 Credit(s).
• MUS 151, 152 to 451, 452 - Private Music Lessons 1 Credit(s).
• MUS 153 - Voice Class 1 Credit(s).
• MUS 154 - Voice Class 1 Credit(s).
• MUS 155 - Guitar Class 1 Credit(s).
• MUS 161, 162 to 461, 462 - Applied Music Lessons 2 Credit(s).
• MUS 358 - Music: Baroque and Classic Periods 3 Credit(s).
• MUS 359 - Music: Romantic and Modern Periods 3 Credit(s).
• MUS 426 - Music for Children 3 Credit(s).
• MUS 428 - Foundations in Music Education 2 Credit(s).
• MUS 480 - Music Seminar: Advanced Topics in Performance 3 Credit(s).
• MUS 499 - Internship 3 Credit(s).
• PHI 207 - Selected Topics in Philosophy 3 Credit(s).
• PHI 211 - Ethics 3 Credit(s).
• PHI 221 - Survey of Ancient and Medieval Philosophy 3 Credit(s).
• REL 111 - Literature of the Bible 3 Credit(s).
• REL 207 - Selected Topics 3 Credit(s).
• REL 220 - Magic, Myth, and Ancient Rome 3 Credit(s).
• REL 222 - History of Christian Thought 3 Credit(s).
• REL 245 - Religion and Public Life 3 Credit(s).
• REL 251 - Interfaith Dialogue and Understanding 3 Credit(s).
• REL 311 - Prophetic Literature of the Old Testament 3 Credit(s).
• REL 331 - Christian Theology 3 Credit(s).
• REL 481 or 482 - Religious Studies Capstone 1 Credit(s).
• REL 496 - Directed Study 1-3 Credit(s).
• THA 101 - Acting I 3 Credit(s).
• THA 103 - Improvisation for the Theater 3 Credit(s).
• THA 108 - Introduction to Costume Design 1 Credit(s).
• THA 111 - Fundamentals of Acting I 3 Credit(s).
• THA 112 - Fundamentals of Acting II 3 Credit(s).
• THA 113 - Auditions 1 Credit(s).
• THA 200 - Stage Makeup 1 Credit(s).
• THA 201 - Acting II 3 Credit(s).
• THA 205, 305, 405 - Mainstage Experiential Intensive I, II, III 3 Credit(s).
• THA 210 - Stage Management 1 Credit(s).
• THA 234 - Musical Theatre Performance I 3 Credit(s).
• THA 347 - Play Production and Directing 3 Credit(s).
• PFA 281, 282 to 286, 287 - Applied Performance Practicum I-IV 1 Credit(s).
• PFA 288, 289 - Applied Performance Practicum V & VI 1-3 Credit(s).
• THA 300 - Auditions and Makeup Workshop 3 Credit(s).
• THA 301 - World Theatre I: through the Eighteenth Century 3 Credit(s).
• THA 302 - World Theatre II: from 1800 to the Present 3 Credit(s).
• THA 320 - Advanced Acting and Performance Theory 4 Credit(s).
• PFA 235 - Stage, Speech and Movement 3 Credit(s).
• THA 336 - Creative Dramatics in School Church and Community 3 Credit(s).
• THA 346 - Readers Theatre 3 Credit(s).
• THA 402 - Stagecraft II 3 Credit(s).
• THA 412, 413 or 414 - Special Theatre Topics 1-3 Credit(s).
• THA 434 - Musical Theatre History 3 Credit(s).
• THA 446 - Directing 3 Credit(s).
• THA 481, 482 or 483 - Academic Theatre Practicum 1 Credit(s).
• THA 499 - Internship 3 or 6 Credit(s).

Social & Behavioral Sciences [SBS]

• Choose 3 credits of the following:

• ACC 110 - Introduction to Accounting 3 Credit(s).
• BUS 151 - Introduction to U.S. and Global Business 3 Credit(s).
• BUS 201 - Personal Finance 3 Credit(s).
• BUS 207 - Selected Topics in Business 3 Credit(s).
• BUS 230 - Computer Applications 3 Credit(s).
• BUS 250 - Introduction to the Business and Economics of Sports 3 Credit(s).
• BUS 304 - Integrated Marketing Communication & Advertising 3 Credit(s).
• BUS 311 - Social Media Marketing Strategies 3 Credit(s).
• BUS 331 - Production/Operations Management 3 Credit(s).
• BUS 350 - Services Marketing 3 Credit(s).
• BUS 353 - Consumer Behavior 3 Credit(s).
• BUS 395 - Directed Study 1-3 Credit(s).
• BUS 420 - International Business 3 Credit(s).
• BUS 492 - Global Competitiveness Practicum I 3 Credit(s).
• CJU 201 - Introduction to Criminal Justice 3 Credit(s).
• CJU 204 - Fundamentals of Corrections 3 Credit(s).
• CJU 220 - Criminal Law 3 Credit(s).
• CJU 300 - Dilemmas and Decision Making in Criminal Justice 3 Credit(s).
• CJU 310 - Victimology 3 Credit(s).
• CJU 311 - Restorative Justice 3 Credit(s).
• CJU 330 - Criminal Investigation 3 Credit(s).
• CJU 340 - Interviewing and Crisis Intervention 3 Credit(s).
• CJU 350 - Crime and Delinquency Prevention 3 Credit(s).
• CJU 360 - Police Operations 3 Credit(s).
• CJU 361 - Criminal Justice Administration and Leadership 3 Credit(s).
• CJU 375 - Crime Scene Photography 3 Credit(s).
• CJU 404 - Juvenile Justice System 3 Credit(s).
• CJU 406 - Probation, Parole, and Community Corrections 3 Credit(s).
• CJU 408 - Rural Criminal Justice Issues 3 Credit(s).
• ECO 201 - Principles of Macroeconomics 3 Credit(s).
• ECO 205 - Black Gold, Speed, White Lightning and Tobacco-Economics of Growth and Decline in Appalachia 3 Credit(s).
• ECO 315 - Environmental and Natural Resource Economics 3 Credit(s).
• REC 107 - Introduction to Fly Fishing 1 Credit(s).
• REC 108 - Trail Design and Construction 1 Credit(s).
• REC 110 - Nature Guiding 1 Credit(s).
• REC 111 - Hunting and Tracking 1 Credit(s).
• ESC 112 - Wild Blue Ridge 1 Credit(s).
• ENS 115 - Ferrum Green Team 1 Credit(s).
• REC 312 - Protected Area Management 3 Credit(s).
• REC 357 - Eco-Social Interpretation 3 Credit(s).
• EDU 202 - Introduction to 21st Century Education 3 Credit(s).
• EDU 203 - Foundations and Trends in Education 3 Credit(s).
• EDU 335 - Psychological and Educational Assessment 3 Credit(s).
• EDU 359 - Assessment of and for Learning 3 Credit(s).
• HHP 100 - Responding to Emergencies 1 Credit(s).
• HHP 130 - Individual Sports 1 Credit(s).
• HHP 136 - Introduction to Muscular Fitness 1 Credit(s).
• HHP 144 - Team Sports 1 Credit(s).
• HHP 145 - Rhythmics, Movement, and Games 1 Credit(s).
• HHP 153 - Cardiorespiratory Activities 1 Credit(s).
• HHP 206 - Introduction to Athletic Injuries 3 Credit(s).
• HHP 210 - ACE Prep: Group Fitness Instruction 3 Credit(s).
• HHP 252 - Foundations of Health and Human Performance Professions 3 Credit(s).
• HHP 320 - Health and Physical Education for Children (Pre-K-6) 3 Credit(s).
• HHP 321 - The Physical Education Experience for Adolescents 3 Credit(s).
• HHP 330 - Coaching the Athlete 3 Credit(s).
• HHP 338 - Motor Learning 3 Credit(s).
• HHP 341 - Applied Biomechanics 1 Credit(s).
• HHP 345 - Sport Psychology 3 Credit(s).
• HHP 401 - Methods for Teaching Health Education 3 Credit(s).
• HHP 402 - Organization and Administration of Sport 3 Credit(s).
• HHP 499 - Internship 4 Credit(s).
• IST 350 - International Relations Theory 3 Credit(s).
• PPH 100 - Introduction to Professional Health Care 1 Credit(s).
• PPH 299 - Professional Preparation 1 Credit(s).
• PSC 300 - Research Methods 3 Credit(s).
• PSC 302 - Political Geography 3 Credit(s).
• PSC 303 - Political Theory from Socrates to Locke 3 Credit(s).
• PSC 304 - Modern Ideologies 3 Credit(s).
• PSC 306 - Politics and Human Rights 3 Credit(s).
• PSC 308 - Media and Politics 3 Credit(s).
• PSC 332 - The Socio-Politics of Gender, Class, Ethnicity and Sexuality 3 Credit(s).
• PSC 366 - Political Evil 3 Credit(s).
• PSC 384 - The President and Congress 3 Credit(s).
• PSC 399 - Citizenship and Service Learning 3 Credit(s).
• PSC 420 - War and Peacekeeping: U.S. National Security Policy 3 Credit(s).
• PSC 435 - Political Economy of Development 3 Credit(s).
• PSC 440 - International Law and Organization 3 Credit(s).
• PSY 211 - Human Growth and Development – Child and Adolescent 3 Credit(s).
• PSY 230 - Social Psychology 3 Credit(s).
• PSY 297 - Professional Seminar: Introduction to Field of Psychology 1 Credit(s).
• PSY 298 - Pre-Professional Placement 3 Credit(s).
• PSY 299 - Field Experience 1-2 Credit(s).
• PSY 314 - Learning 3 Credit(s).
• PSY 320 - Abnormal Psychology 3 Credit(s).
• PSY 328 - Health Psychology 3 Credit(s).
• PSY 331 - Cognitive Development 3 Credit(s).
• PSY 332 - Cognitive Psychology 3 Credit(s).
• PSY 333 - Biological Psychology 3 Credit(s).
• PSY 335 - Psychological and Educational Assessment 3 Credit(s).
• PSY 340 - Personality 3 Credit(s).
• PSY 348 - Techniques of Counseling 3 Credit(s).
• PSY 355 - Science of Sleep 3 Credit(s).
• PSY 420 - Multicultural Psychology 3 Credit(s).
• REC 103 - Backpacking and Hiking 1 Credit(s).
• REC 104 - Rock Climbing and Rappelling 1 Credit(s).
• REC 106 - Outdoor Water Sports 1 Credit(s).
• REC 109 - Outdoor Recreation Sampler 1 Credit(s).
• REC 115 - Disc Sports 1 Credit(s).
• REC 215 - PEAKS Training 2 Credit(s).
• REC 295 - Outdoor Adventure Skills e-term 3 Credit(s).
• REC 350 - Risk Management, Safety, and Legal Issues in Recreation Administration 3 Credit(s).
• REC 362 - Adventure Education 3 Credit(s).
• REC 413 - Recreation Facility Planning, Development, and Maintenance 3 Credit(s).
• REC 440 - Recreation Seminar 3 Credit(s).
• REC 450 - Special Events Planning and Management 3 Credit(s).
• SOC 307 - Sociology of Family, Sex and Gender 3 Credit(s).
• SSC 206 - APA Style Writing 2 Credit(s).
• SSC 465 - Quantitative Data Analysis 3 Credit(s).
• SWK 329 - Foundations of Adventure Based Counseling 3 Credit(s).
• SWK 350 - Substance Abuse: Interventive Techniques 3 Credit(s).
• SWK 355 - Child Welfare Systems and Services 3 Credit(s).
• SWK 450 - Topics in Social Work 3 Credit(s).

Natural Sciences & Mathematics [NSM]

• Choose 3 credits of the following:

• AGS 218 - Regional Experiences in Agriculture 4 Credit(s).
• AGS 228 - Introduction to Equine Assisted Activities & Therapies (EAAT) 4 Credit(s).
• AGS 417 - Agricultural Business Management 3 Credit(s).
• ASI 120 - Basic Domestic Animal Handling 2 Credit(s).
• ASI 201 - Introduction to Animal Science 4 Credit(s).
• ASI 205 - Horse Science 3 Credit(s).
• ASI 232 - Livestock Evaluation and Judging 3 Credit(s).
• ASI 325 - Stable Management 3 Credit(s).
• BIO 105 - Concepts in Biology 4 Credit(s).
• BIO 109 - Introductory Biology I for Health Sciences 4 Credit(s).
• BIO 110 - Introductory Biology I 4 Credit(s).
• BIO 123 - Entomology: Insects and Society 4 Credit(s).
• BIO 201 - Vertebrate Zoology 4 Credit(s).
• BIO 202 - Introduction to Plant Science 4 Credit(s).
• BIO 203 - Microbiology for Health Sciences 4 Credit(s).
• BIO 230 - Introduction to Cell and Molecular Biology 3 Credit(s).
• BIO 240 - Human Genetics 3 Credit(s).
• BIO 254 - Human Anatomy and Physiology I 4 Credit(s).
• BIO 255 - Human Anatomy and Physiology II 4 Credit(s).
• BIO 301 - Invertebrate Zoology 4 Credit(s).
• BIO 303 - Microbiology 4 Credit(s).
• BIO 306 - Nonvascular Plants and Fungi 4 Credit(s).
• BIO 311 - Field Botany 4 Credit(s).
• BIO 315 - Animal Behavior 3 Credit(s).
• BIO 340 - Biotechnology and Bioinformatics 3 Credit(s).
• CHM 104 - General Chemistry II 4 Credit(s).
• CHM 105 - Introduction to Organic and Biochemistry 4 Credit(s).
• CHM 220 - Principles of Pharmacology 3 Credit(s).
• CHM 240 - Natural Product Extraction and Analysis 3 Credit(s).
• CHM 315 - Biochemistry I 4 Credit(s).
• CSC 100 - Computer Literacy 3 Credit(s).
• CSC 101 - Introduction to Computers and Computer Information Systems 3 Credit(s).
• CSC 102 - Hardware Maintenance and Troubleshooting 3 Credit(s).
• CSC 125 - Concepts in Computer Information Systems 3 Credit(s).
• CSC 126 - Infosys Data & Cyber Concepts 3 Credit(s).
• CSC 145 - Social Networking Best Practices 3 Credit(s).
• CSC 230 - Web Design 3 Credit(s).
• CSC 325 - Advanced Computer Applications 3 Credit(s).
• CSC 350 - Operating Systems 3 Credit(s).
• ESC 205 - Tropical and Marine Ecology 4 Credit(s).
• ESC 208 - Ireland’s Natural History: Interaction of Nature and Culture 4 Credit(s).
• ESC 302 - Conservation Biology 3 Credit(s).
• ESC 310 - Natural Resource Policy and Economics 3 Credit(s).
• ESC 313 - Natural Resource Management 3 Credit(s).
• ESC 321 - Aquatic Ecology 4 Credit(s).
• ESC 424 - Environmental Toxicology 3 Credit(s).
• GEO 220 - Physical Geography 4 Credit(s).
• MTH 100 - Intermediate Algebra 3 Credit(s).
• MTH 105 - Fundamentals of Mathematics 3 Credit(s).
• MTH 106 - Math Manipulatives 3 Credit(s).
• MTH 243 - Discrete Mathematics 3 Credit(s).
• PHY 201 - General Physics I 4 Credit(s).
• SCI 122 - The Disintegrating Web: The Causes and Consequences of Extinction 2 Credit(s).
• SCI 124 - Plant Structure and Function: Edible Wild Plants 2 Credit(s).
• SCI 125 - Introduction to Natural History 2 Credit(s).
• SCI 126 - Natural Resource Conservation 2 Credit(s).
• SCI 127 - Human Sexual Reproduction, Pregnancy, Development, and Birth 2 Credit(s).
• SCI 128 - The Healthy Human Body 2 Credit(s).
• SCI 129 - The Diseased Human Body 2 Credit(s).
• SCI 130 - Plant Nutrition and Disease: Healthy Houseplants 2 Credit(s).
• SCI 132 - Fossils and Geologic Time 2 Credit(s).
• SCI 135 - Our Awesome Planet Earth 2 Credit(s).
• SCI 139 - The Amazing Universe 2 Credit(s).
• SCI 145 - Bad Science in Movies 2 Credit(s).
• SCI 215 - Science and Art 4 Credit(s).
• SCI 241 - Humans within Ecosystems: An Integration of Science and Humanities through Environmental Education 2 Credit(s).
• SCI 244 - Introductory Forensic Science and Forensic Anthropology 4 Credit(s).