Freshman Year

• AMH 2091 Introduction to African-American History (3)

• OR

• AFA 3104 The African Amer Exp (3)

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• ENC 1101 Freshman Communicative Skills I (3)
• ENC 1102 Freshman Communicative Skills II (3)
• HUM Elective Humanities electives (HUM, ARH, REL, PHI, or PHH) (6)
• MGF 1106 Liberal Arts Math I (3)
• MGF 1107 Liberal Arts Mathematics II (3)
• POS 1921 Intro Prof Devel I
• PSY 2012 Introduction To Psychology (3)
• SYG 2000 Introduction to Sociology (3)
• SLS 1101 College Orientation (2)

Sophomore Year

• AMH 2010 U.S. History: 1492 To 1864 (3)

• OR

• AMH 2020 U.S. History: 1865 To Present (3)

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• ECO 2013 Principles Of Economics I (3)
• ECO 2023 Principles Of Economics II (3)
• LIT 2110 Introduction to Literature I (3)
• PAD 3003 Public Administration (3)
• POS 2001 Introduction To Political Science (3) *
• POS 2041 American National Government (3) *
• POS 2112 American State And Local Government (3) *

Junior Year

• CGS 2060C Introduction To Microcomputer Applications (3)

• OR

• CAP 3505 Computer Applications For The Social Sciences (3)

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• CPO 2002 Comparative Government (3) *
• ECP 4230 Labor Law I (3)

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• GEO 2370 Conservation

• OR

• GEO 3421 Cultural Geography (3)

• OR

• GEA 4602 Geography (3)

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• PAD 3413 Public Personnel Administration (3)
• PAD 4024 Administrative Theory And Problems (3)
• PAD 4223 Budgetary And Fiscal Management (3)
• PHI 2101 Introduction To Logic (3)
• PHI 2010 Introduction To Philosophy (3)
• POS 3603 American Constitutional Law (3)

Senior Year

• ENC 2300 Improving Writing Competency (3)

• OR

• ENC 3320 Advanced Composition (3)

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• PAD 4404 Public Policy And Management (3)
• PAD 4834 Developmental And Comparative Administration (3)
• POS 4703 Scope And Methods Of Political Science (3)
• POS 4910 Senior Research Seminar (3)
• POS 4923 Prof Dev & Verb Reas
• POS 4936 Seminar In Political Science (3)
• POT 4064 Contemporary Political Ideologies (3)
• PUP 4947 Public Affairs Internship (var. 3-6)
• POS Elective Political Science Electives (6)

Note:

*This is a State Common Prerequisite. Substitutes indicated in the State Common Prerequisite Manual at www.facts.org will be accepted.