Bachelor of Science in Health
Non-Certification Community Health Program
Total Hours: 122 semester hours5
GPA=2.0 Required
DEGREE PLAN
Name:
Last,
Date of Entrance
Address
Phone: (home): (dorm)
E-mail
(school)
Advisor:
General Education Requirements1
Grade
ENGL 1301 Composition I
ENGL 1302 Composition II
ENGL Literature
COMM Communications
MATH 1314 Algebra
PSYC 2471 Statistics
BIOL 2401 Anatomy & Physiology
BIOL 2402 Anatomy 7 Physiology
HIST 1301 US History to 1877
HIST 1302 US History from 1877
POLS 2301 Political Science
POLS 2302 Political Science
Social Science
Fine Arts
PHIL 1370 Philosophy
PEGA Physical Activity
Total
First
S.H.
3
3
3
3
3
3
4
4
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
1
48
ID#
Middle
Graduation date:
City, State, Zip:
(cell)
(personal):
Overall GPA:
Professional Program
Gr. Pt.
A grade of “C” is required
HLTH 1306 First Aid
HLTH 1370 Health & Wellness
HLTH 1373 Foundations
HLTH 2374 Consumer
HLTH 3360 Epidemiology
HLTH 3370 Current Issues
HLTH 3372 Drug Use & Abuse
HLTH 3378 Sexuality
HLTH 4340 Program Planning
HLTH 4360 Practicum
HLTH 4370 Organization
HLTH 4372 Strategies
HLTH 4660/4960 Internship3, 4
Total
Grade
S.H.
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
6
42
Gr. Pt.
Interdisciplinary Requirements
BIOL 1102 Med Term.
BIOL 2420 Micro Biology
FCSC 1322 Nutrition
COSC 13714 Computer Science
KINA 2378 Activity Programs
General Education
Professional Health
Requirements
Minor
Total hours5:
Fax
1
4
3
3
3
Total
14
Related Minor2
18
48
42
14
18
122
6/08
1
2
3
4
Refer to the Philosophy of Knowledge Core, p. 15 of the General Catalog
University Requirements (See reverse side of paper)
Internship Hours, six (6) or nine (9), to be determined by the student’s advisor
If internship taken is HLTH 4960, COSC 1371 is not required
5
Not required if student has taken MATH 1342 & reduces total hours for graduation to 121
2
In addition to the major field of study in a baccalaureate degree program, a Lamar University
student may (or, if required by his or her major program, must) choose a minor field of study
from those listed and described in this Catalog. The minor will be indicated on the student’s
official transcript and, with approval of the student’s department chair, two or more minors may
be earned. All minors must consist of a minimum of 18 semester hours, nine of which must be
earned in upper division (3000 & 4000) courses. Minor field hours must be earned in a
discipline other than the major field of study. Students must earn a grade point average in the
minor field of at least a 2.00, including grades for any transfer credit applied to the minor. The
specific requirements for each minor will be established by the department or program offering
the minor and may include additional hours (total and/or upper division), specific courses and/or
certain levels of academic performance. These requirements are published in the appropriate
section of this Catalog. Although not all disciplines of study at Lamar are available as minors, a
minor may be offered in any discipline for which Lamar University offers an undergraduate
major. Normally, minor course work is an appropriate subset of the major. In certain instances,
interdisciplinary minors (which must have a specified administrative home) and minors in nonmajor disciplines for which there are a sufficient number and offering of courses are available
and are noted in this Catalog. Following a review and recommendation from the University
Curriculum Council, the Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs approves all minors and
decides all disputes regarding minors. Questions about minors should be referred to the
appropriate academic department chair or program director.
(Approved UCC, 10-15-03)
The 2004-2006 Undergraduate Catalog Lists the Following Official Minors:
Art History
p.282
Biology
p.92
Business
p.176
Chemistry
p.105
Criminal Justice
p.166
Earth Science
p.128
English
p.115
Geology
p.128
History
p.133
Mathematics
p. 276
Philosophy
p.115
Physics
p.107
Political Science
p.150
Psychology
p.154
Social Work
p.163
Sociology
p.161
Space Science
p.129
Spanish
p.118