PLAN OF STUDY: Department of Political Science (2004-2005)
Expected date of graduation _____________________________
| Students must file a tentative plan with their major advisor prior
| to pre-registration for their fifth semester.
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MAJOR COURSES: A minimum of 24 credits in Political Science
numbered 200 or above (none on a pass-fail basis). Interdepartmental courses may not be included in the 24 credits. No
more than 6 credits of independent study and/or field work can be
counted toward the 24 credits. A W or Q course may be substituted for
the same numbered course.
RELATED COURSES: At least 12 credits in courses related to Political Science
courses taken from one or more other departments. These courses must be
numbered 200 or above and cannot be taken on a pass-fail basis. All 200-level
courses in Anthropology, Economics, Geography, History, Philosophy, and Sociology will
meet this requirement. Certain Inter-departmental courses and courses in other majors,
such as English, Journalism, Linguistics, Psychology and Communication Science,
may be approved as related courses at the discretion of your adviser
A. Students majoring in Political Science must take introductory 100-.
level courses in three of the following four subdivisions: Theory and
Methodology (106), Comparative Politics (121 or 143), International
Relations (132), and American Politics (173). It is recommended that these
courses be taken during the student's first two years of study.
B. At least one course must be taken in four of the following subdivisions
(total of 12 credits). Cross-listed courses may count only once toward this
distribution requirement:
Theory and Methodology: 201, 202, 204, 205, 206, 207, 291
Comparative Politics: 203, 223, 228, 230, 231, 232, 233, 235, 237, 239,
244, 258
International Relations: 211, 212, 215, 216, 217, 218, 219, 220, 221, 222,
224, 225, 226, 227, 279
American Politics: 241, 242, 247, 248, 245, 249, 263, 270, 273, 274, 275
Public Administration, Policy and Law: 250, 251, 252, 253, 255, 256, 259,
260, 261, 264, 276, 277
Race, Gender, and Ethnic Politics: 203, 204, 225, 239, 245, 247, 248, 249,
256, 263
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UNIVERSITY-WIDE REQUIREMENTS
University requirement for 45 credits at 200-Level has been met ___________
University requirement for 120 credits total has been met_________________
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Pols 296 and 298 may be counted toward this distribution only with
consent of advisor. Pols 208, 287, 288, 289, 297, 299 may NOT be
counted toward the Group B distribution requirement.
PROGRAM APPROVED
C. Other 200 level Political Science courses totaling a minimum
of 12 credits:
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Department Head:______________________________________________
IN ORDER TO GRADUATE, a final plan of study, signed by the major advisor
Wilbur Cross U-4077A) Rm. 167 no later than the fourth week of the semester in
which the student expects to graduate. If information on this sheet and in
2002-2003 University General Catalog disagree, the Catalog copy prevails.
Major Advisor:_________________________________________________
BACHELOR OF ARTS 2004/05
General Education Requirements – Circle those met
STUDENT NAME:________________________________________ID NUMBER:______________________________________
(1) FOREIGN LANGUAGE: In a single foreign language;
A. 3rd year level high school.
B. 2nd year level high school plus 2nd year level college.
C. Two years college
(2) ENGLISH: 105 and 109, or 110, or 111, followed by three W courses (two of which must be 200 level)
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(3) MATHEMATICS/COMPUTER SCIENCE: If your "Q" test score was:
High pass = 3 "Q" courses & 1 "C" course; Low pass = 1 Math or Stat course (not math 101), 2 other "Q" courses & 1 "C" course
Fail = Math 101, 1 Math or Stat course, 2 other "Q" courses & 1 "C" course. ----------------- Math 101_________
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(4) One of the following LITERATURE courses [NOTE: This list has been expanded for 1999-2001 – Please See Catalog]
Cams 103,211,221,244
Engl 112,113,127,205,206,210,212,216,219,230
(4) One of the following ARTS courses
Art 135 Arth 256/Anth 252 Fren 171
Fren 261,262,270
Germ 240,252,253,254,255
Musi 191,193,194
Ital 101,243,244
Russ 231,232
Arth 137,138,141,191,285
Span 187,281,282
Dram 101,110
Germ 171
WS 104
(5) Either HISTORY 100 OR 101
(5A) One of the following WESTERN CULTURE courses [*cannot be used to fill both groups 4 and 5A requirements]
Cams 101*,102*
Econ 201,203
Russ 241
Cams 243/Hist 217 Fren 169,210, 211
Geog130/Urbn 130
Germ 251
Hist 121
Heb103/Juds 103*
Hist 206/Sci 206
Intd 294*
Jour 102
Pols 121
Ital 238
Span 200
(5B) One of the following NON-WESTERN AND LATIN AMERICAN CULTURE courses [*cannot be used to fill both 4 and 5B
requirements]
Anth 100,222,223,224,225,226,227,238
Lams 190
Soci 226, 227
Engl 120, 218*
Phil 263,264
Span 201
Geog 160
Pols 143,228,229,239,279
WS 124
Hist 106,108,205,222,223,281,282,285,288
Pols 203/WS 203
(6) One of the following PHILOSOPHY AND ETHICAL ANALYSIS courses
Ling 101
Phil 101,102,103,104,105,106
Pols 106
Sci 240
(7) Three of the following SOCIAL SCIENCE & COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS courses (no more than two from a single department)
ARE 110,150
Anth 106,220
Coms 102
Econ 100,111,112,113
Geog 104,200
Ling 102
Pols 132,173
Psyc 133/135
Soci 107,115,125
WS 103
(8) One of the following Laboratory SCIENCE courses
Biol 102, or Biol 103/Path103
Biol 107,108,110
Chem 122,127Q,128Q,129Q,130Q137Q,138Q
Geol 102
Phys 101Q or 107Q
Phys 104Q,121Q,122Q,131Q,132Q,
141Q,142Q,151Q,152Q,155Q
(8) An additional course from Laboratory SCIENCE (above) or one of the following SCIENCE courses
Chem 101
Geog 205
Geol 101,111
Marn 170
Nusc 165
Phys 103Q
Plsc 150
Psyc 132
Sci 110