Liberal Arts Studies, B.A.

One course from

• HIS 105 - History of Civilization I (3)
• HIS 106 - History of Civilization II (3)
• HIS 205 - History of the United States I (3)
• HIS 206 - History of the United States II (3)
• HIS 305 - Recent History of the United States (3)
• HIS 321 - American Race Relations (3)

One course from

• ENG 205
• ENG 206
• ENG 237 - Introduction to Fiction (3)

One course from

• PRE 110
• PRE 111 - Ethics (3)
• PRE 115 - Comparative Religions (3)
• PRE 120 - Introduction to the Old Testament (3)
• PRE 121 - Introduction to the New Testament (3)
• PRE 231 - History and Philosophy of Technology (3)
• PRE 323 - Religion in American Life (3)
• PRE 324 - Christian Social Ethics (3)
• PHI 212

One course from

• PSI 101 - American Politics (3)
• PSI 105 - Comparative Governments (3)
• PSI 243 - Contemporary Political Issues (3)
• PSI 323 - State and Local Politics (3)

One course from

• PSY 117 - Introduction to Psychology (3)
• PSY 365 - Psychology of Personality (3)

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• PSY 336 - Social Psychology (3) or
• SOC 336 - Social Psychology (3)

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• SOC 109 - Introduction to Sociology (3)
• SOC 324 - Race and Nationality (3)
• SOC 366 - Marriage and Family Relationships (3)

One course from

• ANT 308 - Cultural Anthropology (3) or
• SOC 308 - Cultural Anthropology (3)

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• BUS 346 - International Management (3)
• BUS 357 - International Marketing (3)
• CMS 321 - Intercultural Communication (3)
• ENG 329 - Great Plains Studies (3)
• GEG 301 - Social-Cultural Geography (3)
• HIS 314 - History of the Vietnam War and the 1960s (3)
• HIS 321 - American Race Relations (3)
• HIS 349
• HIS 357 - The Harlem Renaissance (3)

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• HIS 340 or
• PSI 340

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• HIS 342 - The United States and the Middle East (3)
• INT 101 - Global Issues (3)
• INT 310
• PSI 215 - The Politics of the Developing World (3)
• SOC 324 - Race and Nationality (3)
• one semester foreign language

Two courses from

At least one course must include a lab.

• AST 103 - Introductory Astronomy (3)
• BIO 101 - Introduction to Biology (4)
• BIO 110
• BIO 216 - Human Anatomy and Physiology II (4)
• CHM 101 - Introduction to Chemistry (4)
• CHM 125
• CHM 126
• GEG 112 - Physical Geography (3)
• GEO 101 - Environmental Geology (3)
• GEO 103 - Physical Geology (4)
• GEO 104 - Historical Geology (4)
• GEO 107 - Introduction to Meteorology (3)
• PHS 105 - Principles of Physical Science (4)
• PHY 107
• PHY 108
• PHY 201
• PHY 202

One course from

• MTH 107 - Problem Solving (3)
• MTH 108 - Modeling & Applications (3)
• MTH 115 - Finite Mathematics (3)
• MTH 125 - Precalculus (4)
• MTH 235 - Calculus I (4)

Three courses from

• CMS 105 - Fundamentals of Communication (3)
• CMS 112 - Small Group Communication (3)
• CMS 210 - Public Speaking (3)
• CMS 220 - Interpersonal Communication (3)
• CMS 316 - Business and Professional Communication (3)

Two courses from

• ART 101
• ART 107 - Two-Dimensional Design (3)
• ART 110
• ART 204 - Visual Communication in History I (3)
• ART 205 - Visual Communication in History II (3)
• ART 207 - Drawing (3)
• ART 221 - Ceramics (3)
• ART 231
• ART 232
• ART 234 - Introduction to Digital Photography (3)
• ART 235 - Color Theory and Application (3)
• ART 245
• ART 252 - Modern Art (3)
• ART 254 - The Visual Arts in the United States (3)
• ART 256 - Illustration (3)
• FAR 103 - Introduction to Fine Arts: Music (3)
• FAR 104
• FAR 281 - Introduction to Fine Arts: Performing Arts (3)
• MUS 111
• MUS 112
• MUS 190
• MUS 191
• MUS 192
• MUS 195
• MUS 196
• MUS 211
• MUS 212
• MUS 335 - World Music (3)
• THE 101 - Introduction to Theatre (3)
• THE 103 - Acting I (3)
• THE 108
• THE 109
• THE 112 - Oral Interpretation (3)

Fifteen credits at the 300/400 level in at least two different disciplines.