2014-2015 Undergraduate Catalog

History with Legal Studies emphasis

Degree Requirements

Area I – Foundation Skills - 2 hours

FSL 101Foundations of Scholarship and Learning

2

FSL 101 is required for new and transferring freshmen with less that 24 credit hours. Students must earn a "C" or higher in FSL 101.

Area I - Rhetoric and Communication - 15 hours

ENG 101English Composition I

3

ENG 102English Composition II

3

SPEE 220Fundamentals of Speech

3

SPAN 111Elementary Spanish I

3

SPAN 112Elementary Spanish II

3

Students must earn a "C" or higher in ENG 101, ENG 102, and SPAN 111.

Area I – Mathematics - 3-4 hours

MATH 110Mathematics for the Liberal Arts

3

MATH 111College Algebra

3

MATH 112Trigonometry

3

MATH 121Calculus I

4

Area II - Arts and Humanities (choose one) - 3 hours

ART 191Enhancing Art Understanding

3

ENG 210Introduction to Film Studies

3

MU 129Music Listening

3

PHIL 201Introduction to Philosophy

3

THR 100Introduction to Theatre

3

Area II - Literature in English (choose one) - 3 hours

ENG 215Introduction to Literature

3

ENG 216Topics in Literature

3

Area II - The Social Sciences (choose two) - 6 hours

ANTH 210/SOC 210Cultural Anthropology

3

ECON 241Principles of Macroeconomics

3

or

ECON 242Principles of Microeconomics

3

PSY 201General Psychology

3

or

PSY 211Psychology of Human Growth & Development

3

SOC 221Introduction to Sociology

3

Area II - History - 6 hours

HIS 201History of the United States I

3

HIS 202History of the United States II

3

Students must earn a "C" or higher in HIS 201 and HIS 202.

Area II - Natural Sciences - 7-8 hours

Choose one from the following: 

BIO 100Principles of Biology

4

BIO 111General Biology I

3

AND Choose one from the following:

ASTR 100Introduction to Astronomy

4

CHEM 103Fundamentals of Chemistry

3

and

CHEM 103LFundamentals of Chemistry Lab

1

CHEM 111General Chemistry I

3

and

CHEM 111LGeneral Chemistry I Lab

1

PHY 201College Physics I

4

PHY 210General Physics I

4

PS 100Physical Science

4

History Core Courses - 27 hours

HIS 191World Civilization to 1500

3

HIS 192World Civilization since 1500

3

HIS 225Introduction to Historical Methods

3

HIS 496Seminar in History

3

Choose one Early U.S. History Course:
HIS 300The Civil War

3

HIS 400Colonial History

3

HIS 401Jacksonian Democracy

3

Choose one Modern U.S. History Course:
HIS 415Emergence of Modern America

3

HIS 426United States History, 1941 to the Present

3

HIS 430Expansion of the United States

3

Choose two non-U.S. History courses:
HIS 322Asian History

3

HIS 324Latin American History

3

HIS 435Early Modern Europe

3

HIS 445Comparative Empires

3

Choose one Thematic History course:
HIS 327American Women's History

3

HIS 420Southern U.S. History

3

HIS 427American Indian History

3

Required Legal studies courses - 36-46 hours

CRJ 111/SOC 111Introduction to Criminal Justice

3

CRJ 324Ethics in Criminal Justice

3

CRJ 329Criminal Evidence

3

CRJ 360/POLSC 360The American Judicial Process

3

CRJ 410Principles of Criminal Law

3

CRJ 411/POLSC 411Constitutional Law

3

CRJ 466/PBADM 466Administrative Law

3

CRJ 499Internship in Criminal Justice

1-3

or

HIS 450Practicum in History

1-3

and

HIS 499/HIS 450Internship in History

10

POLSC 340/HIS 340The American Presidency

3

PSY 420Abnormal Psychology

3

SOC 223Social Problems

3

Choose one course from the following Millennium Issues series:
SOC 390/CRJ 390Violence in America

3

SOC 391/CRJ 391Millennium Issues: Pornography in Society

3

SOC 392/CRJ 392Millennium Issues: Drugs and Alcohol Abuse

3

SOC 393/CRJ 393Millennium Issues: Sick People, Sick Society: Gambling, Rape, Child Abuse & Other Social Ills

3

General electives - 0-13 hours

Choose sufficient courses from any academic discipline to bring the total hours for graduation to 120.