Major Requirements. Course Requirements in the Major (students must receive a C- or better in all core courses, and a minimum grade of C- is required for any course to transfer from PHCC). BIOL 0101 Introduction to Cell and Molecular Biology -PHCC: BIO 104 BIOL 0102 Introduction to Biodiversity -PHCC: BIO 106 BIOL 0203 Genetics BIOL 0217 Introduction to Ecology & Evolution BIOL 1451 Capstone/Upper-Level Writing BIOL 1453 Senior Seminar Upper Level Biology Electives (8 credits) CHEM 0101 and 0102 General Chemistry I and II -PHCC: CHM 120, CHM 122 MATH 0132 or 0136 or 0140 -PHCC: MAT 170, MAT 210 MATH (Second college-level math required) -PHCC: MAT 110 or higher (excluding MAT 200) PHYS 0101 or 0102 or 0103 or 0201 or 0202 -PHCC: PHY 100, PHY 120, PHY 130 EDUC 0204 Introduction to Education -PHCC: ECE 101 EDUC 0215 English Language Learners -PHCC: EDU 225 EDUC 0220 Special Education Law EDUC 0235 Instructional Design EDUC 0275 Adolescent Literature EDUC 1301 Instructional Technology -PHCC: EDU 120 EDUC 1307 Secondary Methods EDUC 1325 Development of Exceptional Children EDUC 1330 Educating Exceptional Children -PHCC: EDU 230 EDUC 1334 Literacies Across the Middle and Secondary Curriculum EDUC 1345 Educational Theories and Practice EDUC 1350 Educational Psychology and Measurement EDUC 1481 Student Teaching Bachelor of Arts in Broadcast Communications A minimum of 120 credits are required, 30 of which must be upper-level. A minimum grade of C- is required (unless otherwise noted) for any course to transfer from PHCC.
Major Requirements. Course Requirements in the Major (students must receive a C- or better in all core courses, and A minimum grade of C- is required (unless otherwise noted) for any course to transfer from PHCC). ENG 0110 Lit & Interpretation Shakespeare Course: ENG 0205 or THEA 1310 (GE) ENG 0206 History of English Language ENG 0212 Grammar CLP 0203 or COMM 0201 Film and Literature/Mass Media & Society CLP 1315 Critical Methods ENG 1451 Capstone/Upper-Level Writing Foreign language proficiency through and including the intermediate level (or the equivalent) -PHCC: SPA 203 MATH (Second college-level math required) -PHCC: MAT 110 or higher (excluding MAT 200) Coverage: Six courses (18 credits), including at least one course from a period prior to 1800, one course from each group, and one upper-level course. American Literature: -PHCC: ENG 230, ENG 235 British/European Literature -PHCC: ENG 240, 245 Contemporary World Literature Western Foundations: -PHCC: HIS 1520, INT 2530, PHL 1510, PHL 2610 EDUC 0204 Introduction to Education -PHCC: ECE 101 EDUC 0215 English Language Learners -PHCC: EDU 225 EDUC 0220 Special Education Law EDUC 0235 Instructional Design EDUC 0275 Adolescent Literature EDUC 1301 Instructional Technology -PHCC: EDU 120 EDUC 1307 Secondary Methods EDUC 1325 Development of Exceptional Children EDUC 1330 Educating Exceptional Children -PHCC: EDU 230 EDUC 1334 Literacies Across the Middle and Secondary Curriculum EDUC 1345 Educational Theories and Practice EDUC 1350 Educational Psychology and Measurement EDUC 1481 Student Teaching Bachelor of Arts in Environmental Studies A minimum of 120 credits are required, 30 of which must be upper-level. A minimum grade of C- is required (unless otherwise noted) for any course to transfer from PHCC.
Major Requirements. A minimum grade of C- is required in the ADMJ core courses. ADMJ 0101 Introduction to Criminal Justice -PHCC: CRJ 110 ADMJ 0205 Police and Society: Race, Crime, and Justice ADMJ 0206 Criminology -PHCC: CRJ 225 ADMJ 1320 Research Methods in Criminal Justice ADMJ 1321 Law and Social Control in Society ADMJ 1451 Capstone: Criminal Justice ADMJ 1496 Field Placement or ADMJ 1497 Approved Directed Study Other core requirements: choose three of the following four courses SOC 0101 Introduction to Sociology -PHCC: SOC 100 PS 0102 American Political Process -PHCC: GOV 100 PS 0205 Law and the Courts PSY 0101 Introduction to Psychology -PHCC: PSY 100 Area Requirements in Criminal Justice Students must take six additional courses (18 credits), including at least two from each of the three areas of study in criminal justice. At least three of the courses must be at the 1300/1400 level. Law Enforcement ADMJ 0215 Law Enforcement Operations -PHCC: CRJ 235 ADMJ 0230 Introduction to Forensic Science ADMJ 0255 White Collar Crimes ADMJ 1302 Criminal Law and Procedure -PHCC: CRJ 215 ADMJ 1325 Criminal Evidence and Investigations ADMJ 1330/1331 Criminal Forensics I and Lab ADMJ 1401 Contemporary Issues in Law Enforcement ADMJ 1430/1431 Criminal Forensics II and Lab ADMJ 1447 Special Topics in Policing Corrections ADMJ 0102 American Corrections -PHCC: CRJ 100 ADMJ 0203 Parole and Probation -PHCC: CRJ 210 ADMJ 0240 Community-Based Corrections ADMJ 1315 Management and Administration in Criminal Justice Organizations ADMJ 1335 Conflict and Crisis Management ADMJ 1360 Reentry and the Offender ADMJ 1365 Substance Abuse and Treatment in the Community ADMJ 1370 Victimology: Child Abuse and Exploited Children ADMJ 1402 Contemporary Issues in Corrections ADMJ 1405 Psychology and Crime ADMJ 1448 Special Topics in Corrections Courts, Policy, and Justice ADMJ 0235 Terrorism in a Post-9/11 World ADMJ 0245 Ethics in Criminal Justice -PHCC: CRJ 115 ADMJ 0260 Violence and Crime -PHCC: CRJ 260 ADMJ 1304 Juvenile Justice System -PHCC: CRJ 150 ADMJ 1307 Comparative Justice Systems ADMJ 1310 Drugs, Crime, and Social Policy ADMJ 1340 Gangs: Theory, Practice, and Suppression ADMJ 1345 International and Global Crime ADMJ 1355 Organized Crime in America ADMJ 1403 Contemporary Issues in Courts, Policy, and Justice ADMJ 1415 Islam and Social Justice ADMJ 1449 Special Topics in Courts Bachelor of Science in Early Level Education (PreK‐4) program
Major Requirements. A C- or better is required in ALL Psychology Courses PSY 0101 Introduction to Psychology -PHCC: PSY 100 PSY 0201 Statistics -PHCC: MAT 200 PSY 0202 Child Development -PHCC: PSY 130 PSY 0203 Social Psychology PSY 0204 Personality Theories PSY 0206 Abnormal Psychology -PHCC: PSY 200 PSY 0207 Professional Seminar PSY 0265 Data Analysis and Research PSY 1301 Experimental Psychology PSY 1452 Capstone: Psychology Content area requirements in psychology: two courses from each of the three following content areas Experimental Focus (min two courses) PSY 1304 Human Memory PSY 1406 Learning and Behavior -PHCC: PSY 155 PSY 1335 Psychology of Prejudice & Discrimination PSY 1340 Psychology & Environmental Problems PSY 1345 Psychology of Close Relationships PSY 1410 Psychology and Law PSY 1447 Topics in Cognitive-Developmental Psychology PSY 1448 Topics in Applied Social Applied Focus (min two courses) PSY 1303 Psychology Assessment PSY 1317 Child and Adolescent Psychopathology PSY 1337 Health Psychology PSY 1405 Intelligence and Testing PSY 1407 Counseling Psychology -PHCC: PSY 220 PSY 1408 Counseling Psychology Lab PSY 1449 Topics in Counseling Other required courses COMM 0104 Public Speaking or COMM 0115 Interpersonal Communication -PHCC: COM 101 Required minor (Transfer students who have earned a previous degree do not need to complete a minor.) Bachelor of Arts in Public Relations A minimum of 120 credits are required, 30 of which must be upper-level. A minimum grade of C- is required (unless otherwise noted) for any course to transfer from PHCC.
Major Requirements. Students must receive a C- or better in all courses listed below. HPRED 0202 Psychology of Sport HPRED 0210 The Governance and Management of Sport HPRED 1301 Sports Marketing HPRED 1310 Ethics and Leadership in Sport HPRED 1401 Issues in Legal Liability in Sport, Recreation, and Exercise Science HPRED 1407 Facility and Event Management for Sport HPRED 1425 Sports Economics and Finance HPRED 1452 Capstone: Sport and Recreation Management HPRED 1496 Fieldwork in Sport and Recreation Management ACCT 0201 Financial Accounting Concepts -PHCC: ACC 100 ACCT 0202 Managerial Accounting Concepts -PHCC: ACC 110 ECON 0102 Introduction to Microeconomics -PHCC: ECO 110 (previously listed in GE: Economics) ECON 0103 Macroeconomics -PHCC: ECO 100 MGMT 0110 Principles of Business Management -PHCC: BUS 125 MGMT 1304 Business Law -PHCC: BUS 210 MIS 0208 Business Information Systems MRKT 1301 Principles of Marketing -PHCC: BUS 230 PR 0101 Introduction to Public Relations PSY 0101 Introduction to Psychology -PHCC: PSY 100 SOC 0101 Introduction to Sociology -PHCC: SOC 100 SOC 0202 Sociology of Sport SOC/MGMT 1301 Organizational Behavior Bachelor of Arts in Writing A minimum of 120 credits are required, 30 of which must be upper-level. A minimum grade of C- is required (unless otherwise noted) for any course to transfer from PHCC.
Major Requirements. WRITNG 0111 Literary Editing and Magazine Production Take four courses from the following list: COMM 0106 News Writing -PHCC: MPR 230 WRITNG 0106 Introduction to Fiction Writing WRITNG 0107 Beginning Poetry Writing COMM 0108 Newspaper Staff (The Source) WRITNG 0108 Introduction to Creative Nonfiction -PHCC: ENG 215 WRITNG 0220 Feature Writing Requirements in Literature One course from each of the following groupings, including at least one course at the 1300 level or above. Two of these courses will also counts toward the general education requirements. Survey courses ENG 0105 Masterpieces of World Literature -PHCC: ENG 200 ENG 0201 American Literature before the Civil War -PHCC: ENG 230 ENG 0202 American Literature since the Civil War -PHCC: ENG 235 ENG 0203 British Literature before 1800 -PHCC: ENG 240 ENG 0204 British Literature after 1800 -PHCC: ENG 245 ENG 0205 Introduction to Shakespeare ENG 0214 Introduction to Literature by Women -PHCC: ENG 250 ENG 0218 Introduction to Literature and the Environment ED 0255 Readings in Children’s Literature -PHCC: ENG 255 ENG 1306 20th Century Irish Literature ENG 1307 19th Century American Literature ENG 1315 British Literature of the Romantic Era CLP 0208 French Literature in Translation CLP 0216 Modern African Literature: The Novel CLP 0220 Caribbean Literature and Cultures CLP 1310 Postcolonial Theory and Literature CLP 1320 African Literature and Spirituality 20th-Century Courses ENG 1305 20th Century British Literature ENG 1306 20th Century Irish Literature ENG 1308 20th Century American Literature ENG 1310 Contemporary American Poetry ENG 1410 Major Authors (when 20th century) ENG 1450 Topics in Literature (when 20th century) CLP 0204 20th-Century Prose Narrative CLP 0206 Hispanic Literature in English CLP 0216 Modern African Literature: the Novel CLP 1301 The Modernist Tradition CLP 1310 Postcolonial Literature CLP 1320 African Literature and Spirituality EDUC 0275 Adolescent Literature Genre Courses ENG 0103 Introduction to Poetry ENG 0106 Introduction to Short Story ENG 0207 American Poetry ENG 1301 Contemporary American Poetry ENG 1309 Major American Novels CLP 0207 Short Fiction in Spanish CLP 0216 Modern African Literature: the Novel THEA 0203 Play Analysis THEA 1310 Shakespearean Performances Other Required Courses One Arts and Letters General Education course in Theatre, Music, or Visual Art (3 credits). This also counts toward the general education requirements. -PHCC: 3 credits in any ART, MUS, or ...
Major Requirements. Students graduating with the Bachelor of Business Administration may declare ONE major upon completion of the requirements of the Bachelor of Business Administration degree. Students not declaring a major will be awarded the Bachelor of Business Administration with no major declared. Some courses require additional pre-requisites and students are required to plan their programs to allow room for pre- requisites. Consult UR Self-Service, §24 or your advisor to ascertain pre-requisites and course sequencing requirements.
Major Requirements. 44 credits required; 4 of those credits met at WITCC 1. MCOM 119 - First-Year Seminar in Communication and Journalism Credits: 2 (met with SDV 108 at WITCC)
Major Requirements. Course Number Course Title NPCS Course Quarter Units NSG 320 Medical-Surgical Nursing II 4.5 NSG 320A Medical-Surgical II Clinical 4.5 NSG 314 Child-Bearing Family Nursing 4.5 NSG 314A Child-Bearing Family Clinical 4.5 NSG 315 Pediatric Nursing 4.5 NSG 315A Pediatric Nursing Clinical 4.5 NSG 325 Psychological Nursing 4.5 NSG 325A Psychological Nursing Clinical 4.5 NSG 412 Community Health Delivery 4.5 NSG 411 Community Health Frameworks 4.5 NSG 410 Community: Population Focus 4.5 NSG 340 Nursing Leadership/Management 4.5 NSG 340A Leadership/Management Clinical 4.5 NSG 440 Issues in Professional Nursing (Capstone course) 4.5 Total Major units required: 63 quarter units Total courses to be taken at National University: 14 for 63qu Total Required courses in major: 14 Total already taken at NPCS: 0 Total courses to be taken at NU: 14 in Major + 18 in GE + 9 in Preparation for Major The total units to be taken at NU for a NPCS student will be 168 quarter units if they follow the above articulation exactly. The total courses required to be taken at NU will be 41courses. The courses that are in darker gray are the ones that will be completed at NU for the BS degree.
Major Requirements. All Qualified students will be required to take a minimum of sixty (60) credits of coursework at the Receiving Institution. A minimum total of one hundred and twenty (120) credits are required for the Bachelor of Science in Legal Studies at the Receiving Institution. Completion of the Bachelor of Science in Legal Studies requires students to successfully complete the following course work: General Education Requirements (15-16 credits) Requirement Credits 1 quantitative reasoning, scientific reasoning, or scientific reasoning lab course 3-4 (4 if take additional lab science) 3 humanities courses (3 out of 4 courses should be from different disciplines) 9 Program Requirements (27 credits) Requirement Credits LAW 120-Contract Law 3 LAW 352-Law Office Technology 3 LAW 480-Legal Studies Capstone 3 POSC 102-American Government 3 Four LAW electives at the 300-400 level 12 One Legal Specialty class (any level) to replace Internship 3
