Major and Minor Studies

 

Major Studies
  
An Associate of Arts degree (A.A.) may be obtained in the following majors:

Psychology	Criminal Justice
Spanish	French

A Bachelor of Arts degree (B.A.) may be obtained in the following majors:

English Literature	History
English Literature and Communications	Political Science
French	Spanish

A Bachelor of Music (B.M.) may be obtained in:

Music

A Bachelor of Science degree (B.S.) may be obtained in the following majors:

Accounting	Forensic Sciences
Biochemistry	Human Services
Biology	International Business, Language and Culture
Business Administration	Marketing
Chemistry	Mathematics
Computer and Information Sciences (CIS)	Mathematical and Computer Sciences
Computer and Information Technology (CIT)	Molecular Biology
Communications	Music Education
Criminal Justice	Psychology
Education - Elementary Education  - Early Childhood Education - Early Childhood and Elementary Education	Sociology
Environmental Sciences

Five-Year Combined Degree Programs

B.S./M.S. - B.S. in Computer and Information Sciences (CIS) or Computer and Information Technology (CIT) and a M.S. in Instructional Technology

B.A./M.S. in Counseling Psychology

B.S./M.Ed. in Elementary Education with Dual Certification in Elementary and Special Education

B.S./M.S. - B.S. in Human Services and a M.S. in Administration of Human Services

Certificate Programs

International Studies	Montessori Specialization
Religious Studies	Secondary School Education

Minor Studies - 18 credits or 6 courses
Students who wish to pursue a minor in any discipline must obtain a form from the Office of the Associate Dean for Advising. This form should be taken to the chair of the department in which the student wishes to minor. Departments that offer minor studies are:

Art History	Information Management
Art Studio	International Business
Biochemistry	Latin / Classical Civilization
Biology	Mathematics
Business Administration	Modern Language
Chemistry	Molecular Biology
Communications	Music
Computer and Information Technology	Political Science
Computer Science	Psychology
Criminal Justice	Religious Studies
English Literature	Secondary Education
Environmental Sciences	Sociology
French	Spanish
History	Special Education
Human Services

In addition to departmental minors, Interdisciplinary Minors are available in the following areas of study.  Contact the Associate Dean for Academic Advising for complete information.

Gerontology
Women's Studies

 

 

In addition to departmental minors,are available in the following areas of study.  Contact the Associate Dean for Academic Advising for complete information.