UNCG 1999-2000 UGB: Accelerated Master's Programs

A. AULER Component (45 hours max)	Hours
See additional AULER area requirements and available AP credit.	30
Special AULER area requirements for this program:
Mathematics (MT) required: MAT 120 or 191	3
Reasoning and Discourse (RD) required: ENG 101, FMS 103 or RCO 101, and one other RD course	6
Social and Behavioral Sciences (SB) required ECO 201, 202	6

A. College Liberal Arts Component (61 hours max)	Hours	Reduced
See additional CLER area requirements and available AP credit	24-36
Special CLER area requirements for this program:
Analytic & Evaluative Studies (AE) required: ATY 213 or 360 (see B below)	3	-3
Natural Science (NS) required: ATY 253 (see B below) or ATY 331	9-10	-3
Non-Western Studies (NW) required: one from ATY 325, 330, 333, 335, or 337 (see B below)	3	-3
Social and Behavioral Sciences (SB) required: ATY 212, ECO 201 (see C below), and one other	9	-3
Maximum hours	48-61
Total Hours (reduced)	36-49	(-12)

A. College Liberal Arts Component (61 hours max)	Hours	Reduced
See additional CLER area requirements and available AP credit.	24-36
Special CLER area requirement for this program:
Analytic & Evaluative Studies (AE) required: ATY 213 or 360 (see B below)	3	-3
Natural Science (NS) required: ATY 253 (see B below) or ATY 331	9-10	-3
Non-Western Studies (NW) required: one from ATY 325, 330, 333, 335, or 337 (see B below)	3	-3
Social and Behavioral Sciences (SB) required: ATY 212, ECO 201 (see C below), and one other	9	-3
Maximum hours	48-61
Total Hours (reduced)	36-49	(-12)

A. College Liberal Arts Component (61 hours max)	Hours	Reduced
See additional CLER area requirements and available AP credit	35-48
Special CLER area requirements for this program:
Mathematics (MT) required: MAT 191 (see C below)	3	3
Natural Science (NS) required for the CPS component:	9-10	10
CHE 111, PHY 211 & 251 (see C & D below); required for the CLS component: BIO 111 (see B below)
Maximum hours	48-61
Total Hours (reduced)	48	(-13)

B. Biology Major (B.A.) Requirements (38 hours)
1. BIO 111 (meets CLER NS/CLS requirement), 112		8
2. Ecology: BIO 301		3
3. Cell Biology: BIO 355		3
4. Genetics: BIO 392		3
5. Diversity: one of BIO 322, 341, 354, 370		3-4
6. 17-18 additional hours above the 100 level with no more than four hours at the 200 level		17-18
Total hours		38

C. Related Requirements (11 hours)
1. General Chemistry: CHE 111 (meets part of CLER NS/CPS requirement), 112, 114, 115		8
2. Mathematics: MAT 191 (meets CLER MAT requirement)		3
Total hours		11
Total Undergraduate Requirements (maximum)		127

D. Chemistry Prerequisites (29 hours)
1. General Physics: PHY 211 & 251 (meets part of CLER NS/CPS requirement), 212 & 252		8
2. Organic Chemistry: CHE 351, 352, 354		8
3. Inorganic Chemistry: CHE 242, 442		5
4. Analytical Chemistry: CHE 331, 333		4
5. Physical Chemistry: CHE 506		4
Total hours		39
Total Undergraduate Semester Hours		127

E. Related Requirements for M.S. in Chemistry (30 hours)
Senior Year (6 hours)
CHE 501, 553 (Fall)		3
CHE 502, 632 (Spring)		3
Summer (3 hours)
Approved BIO or CHE elective		3
Graduate or 5th Year (19 hours)
CHE 641, 661, approved BIO or CHE elective (Fall)		9
CHE 680, 699 (Spring)		6-12
Total MS Semester Hours		30

Accelerated Masters Program for Undergraduates

BS in Chemistry and MS in Chemistry

The accelerated program in Chemistry provides the opportunity for a student with strong preparation in chemistry to complete a BS in Chemistry (122 hours) within a four-year period and to shorten the time required to finish the Master of Science degree in Chemistry.

Interested students should:

have some Advanced Placement credit upon admission to UNCG in order to reduce the number of required undergraduate hours.
identify themselves as potential accelerated candidates early in their academic careers in order to receive appropriate advising. Although formal admission to an accelerated program usually occurs in the junior year, careful selection of undergraduate courses beginning in the freshman year is essential. Students should talk with an advisor in the department of Chemistry as early as possible.
plan to take the GRE in the spring of the junior year.
seek admission to the Graduate School in the fall of the senior year.

Requirements for Combined Accelerated
BS in Chemistry/MS in Chemistry

A. College Liberal Arts Component (61 hours max)	Hours	Reduced
See additional CLER area requirements and available AP credit	35-48
Special CLER area requirement for this program:
Mathematics (MT) required: MAT 191 (see C below)	3	-3
Natural Science (NS) required for the CPS component: CHE 114, PHY 291 & 251 (see C below)	9-10	-7
Maximum hours	48-61
Total Hours (reduced)	38-51	(-10)

B. Chemistry Major (BS) Requirements (42 hours)
1. CHE 111, 112, 114 (meets part of CLER NS/CPS requirement), CHE 115	8
2. CHE 242, 331, 333, 351, 352, 354, 372, 442, 461, 462, 463, 464	27
4. CHE 401, 402	1
5. CHE 531, 533, 581	6
Total hours	42

C. Related Requirements (22 hours)
1. MAT 191 (meets CLER MAT requirement), MAT 292, 293	9
2. PHY 291 (meets part of CLER NS/CPS requirement), 292, 251, 252	8
3. Science electives	6-8
Total hours	23-25
Total Undergraduate Requirements (max)	118

D. Other Undergraduate Electives	4
Total Undergraduate Semester Hours	122

E. Related Requirements for MS in Chemistry (30 hours)
Senior Year (6 hours)
CHE 553, 601 (Fall)	3
CHE 602, 632 (Spring)	4
Summer (3 hours)
Approved BIO or CHE elective	3
Graduate or 5th Year (19 hours)
CHE 641, 661, approved BIO or CHE elective	9
CHE 680, 699	6-12
Total MS Semester Hours	30

Accelerated Masters Program for Undergraduates

BA in Chemistry and MBA in Business Administration

The accelerated program in Chemistry/Business Administration provides the opportunity for a student to complete a BA in Chemistry (122 hours) within a four-year period and to shorten the time required to finish the MBA.

Interested students should:

have some Advanced Placement credit upon admission to UNCG in order to reduce the number of required undergraduate hours.
identify themselves as potential accelerated candidates early in their academic careers in order to receive appropriate advising. Although formal admission to an accelerated program usually occurs in the junior year, careful selection of undergraduate courses beginning in the freshman year is essential. Students should talk with an advisor in the department of Chemistry as early as possible.

In the spring of the junior year, students should

take the GMAT
apply for admission to the Graduate School and the MBA program

Requirements for Combined Accelerated
BA in Chemistry/MBA in Business Administration

A. College Liberal Arts Component (61 hours max)	Hours	Reduced
See additional CLER area requirements and available AP credit	35-48
Special CLER area requirement for this program:
Mathematics (MT) required: MAT 191 (see C below)	3	-3
Natural Science (NS) required for the CPS component: CHE 111, PHY 211, 251 (see B & C below)	9-10	-7
Social and Behavioral Sciences (SB) required ECO 201 (See D below) and two other SB courses	9	-3
Maximum hours	48-61
Total Hours (reduced)	48	(-13)

B. Chemistry Major (BA) Requirements (32-33 hours)
1. General Chemistry: CHE 111 (meets part of CLER NS/CPS requirement), 112, 114, 115	8
2. Inorganic Chemistry: CHE 242	2
3. Quantitative Analysis: CHE 331, 333	4
4. Organic Chemistry: CHE 351, 352, 354	8
5. Seminar: CHE 401, 402	1
6. Physical Chemistry: CHE 461 or 506	4
7. Two courses from: CHE 442, 531, 556, 581	5-6
Total hours	32-33

C. Related Requirements (14 hours)
1. Calculus: MAT 191 (meets CLER MAT requirement), MAT 292	6
2. Physics: PHY 211 (also meets part of CLER NS/CPS requirement), 212, or 291, 292, and 251, 252	8
Total hours	14

D. MBA Prerequisites (18 hours)
1. ISM 110 (prerequisite for ECO 250)	3
2. ECO 201 (also meets part of CLER SB requirement), 202, 250	9
3. ACC 201, 202	6
Total hours	18
Total Undergraduate Requirements	112-113

E. Other Undergraduate Electives	9-10
Total Undergraduate Semester Hours	122

F. Related Requirements for the MBA (43.5 hours)
Senior Year (7.5 hours)
MBA 601, 604	3.0
MBA 605, 606, 607	4.5
Summer Following Senior Year (4.5 hours)
Internship and 4.5 credits	4.5
Graduate or 5th Year (24 hours)
Required foundation and strategic management level requirements; electives	24.0
Summer (7.5 hours)
Remaining required and elective courses	7.5
Total MBA Semester Hours	43.5

Accelerated Masters Program for Undergraduates

BA in Economics
and MA in Economics

The accelerated program in Economics provides the opportunity for a student to complete a BA in Economics (122 hours) within a four-year period and to shorten the time required to finish the Master of Arts degree.

Interested students should:

have Summer School credit or Advanced Placement credit in order to reduce the number of undergraduate hours necessary to be taken during the senior year.
identify themselves as potential accelerated candidates early in their academic careers in order to receive appropriate advising. Although formal admission to an accelerated program usually occurs in the junior year, careful selection of undergraduate courses beginning in the freshman year is essential. Interested students should talk with an advisor in the Department of Economics as early as possible.
earn a minimum GPA of 3.5 in economics courses and 3.0 in the University.
take ECO 301, 319 and 351 (required for accelerated students) by the end of their junior year.
take ECO 554 as either undergraduate or graduate credit depending on the undergraduate credit needs of the student.
receive provisional admission to the MA program in order to take 600 level courses for graduate credit while enrolled as an undergraduate.
take the GRE in the fall of the senior year.
seek admission to the Graduate School in the fall of the senior year.

Requirements for Combined Accelerated
BA in Economics/MA in Economics

A. AULER Component (36 hours max)	Hours	Reduced
See additional AULER area requirements and available AP credit	45	30
Special AULER area requirements for this program:
Mathematics (MT) required: MAT 120 or 191	3
Reasoning and Discourse (RD) required: ENG 101, FMS 103 or RCO 101, and one other RD course	6
Social and Behavioral Sciences (SB) required ECO 201, 202 (See B below)	6	-6
Total Hours	45
Total Hours (reduced)	39	(-6)

B. Economics Major Requirements (30-37 hours)
NOTE: admission requirements to the Department of Economics. A 3.50 GPA in economics is required for admission to the accelerated program.
1. ECO 101 or 201 and 202 (also meet AULER SB requirement), 250, 301, 327, 346		18
2. ECO electives		12-19
Total hours		30-37

C. Electives		46-53
Total Undergraduate Semester Hours		122

D. Requirements for MA in Economics (30-33 hours)
Fall of Senior Year (minimum 6 hours)
ECO 619 (graduate credit)		3
ECO 554 (undergraduate or graduate credit)		3
ECO 654 (graduate credit)		3
Spring of Senior year and/or 5th Year (24-27 hours)
ECO 645A (Fall)		3
ECO 645B (Spring)		2
ECO 646 (Fall)		2
Either ECO 647 (Spring)		4
OR ECO 648 (Spring)		4
ECO 694 and 695, or ECO 694 and 696		6
Sufficient Electives		7-13
Total Semester Hours for MA in Economics requires 694 and 695)		30
OR Total Semester Hours for MA in Applied Economics (requires 694 and 696)		36

Accelerated Masters Program for Undergraduates

BA in Economics
and MPA in Public Affairs

The accelerated program in Economics/Public Affairs provides the opportunity for a student to complete a BA in Economics (122 hours) within a four-year period and to shorten the time required to finish the Master of Public Affairs degree.

Interested students should:

have Summer School credit or Advanced Placement credit in order to reduce the number of required hours necessary to be taken during the senior year.
identify themselves as potential accelerated candidates early in their academic careers in order to receive appropriate advising. Although formal admission to an accelerated program usually occurs in the junior year, careful selection of undergraduate courses beginning in the freshman year is essential. Interested students should talk with an advisor in the department of Economics as early as possible.
take the GRE in the spring of the junior year.
seek admission to the Graduate School in the fall of the senior year.

Requirements for Combined Accelerated
BA in Economics/MPA in Public Affairs

A. AULER Component (36 hours max)	Hours	Reduced
See additional AULER area requirements and available AP credit	45	30
Special AULER area requirements for this program:
Mathematics (MT) required: MAT 120 or 191	3
Reasoning and Discourse (RD) required: ENG 101, FMS 103 or RCO 101, and one other RD course	6
Social and Behavioral Sciences (SB) r required ECO 201, 202 (See B below)	6	-6
Total Hours	45
Total Hours (reduced)	39	(-6)

B. Economics Major Requirements (30-37 hours)
NOTE: a grade of C- in ECO 301 and a minimum GPA of 2.0 is required for admission to the Department of Economics
1. ECO 201 and 202 (also meet AULER SB requirement), 250, 301, 327, 346		18
2. ECO electives		12-19
Total hours		30-37

C. Electives (46-53 hours)
1. Recommended in PSC: PSC 210, 310		6
2. Other recommended electives: ACC 201, 202, MGT 312, 320, 330		15
3. Other electives		25-32
Total hours		46-53
Total Undergraduate Semester Hours		122

D. Related Requirements for MPA in Public Affairs (42 hours)
Senior Year (14 hours)
PSC 600, 602, 511C (Fall)		7
PSC 601, 603, 511B (Spring)		7
Summer following Senior year (6 hours)
PSC 695, 696 (internship)		6
Graduate or 5th Year (19 hours)
PSC 511J, 604, two PSC electives, Comps I (Fall)		10
PSC 612, two PSC electives, Comps II (Spring)		9
Summer following 5th year (3 hours)
One	3-hour PSC elective
Total MPA Semester Hours		42

Accelerated Masters Program for Undergraduates

BA in French and MBA in
Business Administration

The accelerated program in French/Business Administration provides the opportunity for a student to complete a BA in French (122 hours) within a four-year period and to shorten the time required to finish the MBA.

Interested students should:

have some Advanced Placement credit upon admission to UNCG in order to reduce the number of required undergraduate hours.
identify themselves as potential accelerated candidates early in their academic careers in order to receive appropriate advising. Although formal admission to an accelerated program usually occurs in the junior year, careful selection of undergraduate courses beginning in the freshman year is essential. Interested students should talk with an advisor in the department of Romance Languages as early as possible.

In the spring of the junior year, students should

take the GMAT
apply for admission to the Graduate School and the MBA program

Requirements for Combined Accelerated
BA in French/MBA in Business Administration

A. College Liberal Arts Component (61 hrs max)	Hours	Reduced
See additional CLER area requirements andavailable AP credit	21-34
Special CLER area requirements for this program:
Mathematics (MT) required: MAT 120 or 191 (see C below)	3	-3
Social and Behavioral Sciences (SB) required ECO 201 (See C below) and two other SB courses	9	-3
World Literature (WL) required FRE 307 (See B below)	3	-3
Foreign Language (FL) satisfied by placement exam	0-12	-12
Maximum hours	48-61
Total Hours (reduced)	39-40	(-21)

B. French Major Requirements (30 hours)
Note: FRE 204 or an appropriate score on the placement exam is a prerequisite for FRE 301 and above.
1. FRE 301	3
2. FRE 353 (also meets CLER WL requirement), 354	6
3. FRE 315, 415	6
4. One course from: FRE 311, 312, 313	3
5. Two literature courses: 400 or 500 level	6
6. Additional courses (recommended: FRE 341 or 342; FRE 331 or 332)	6
Total hours	30

C. Prerequisites for the MBA (21 hours)
1. MAT 120 or 191 (also meets CLER MAT requirement and is prerequisite for ECO 250)	3
2. ISM 110 (prerequisite for ECO 250)	3
3. ECO 201 (also meets part of CLER SB requirement), 202, 250	9
3. ACC 201, 202	6
Total hours	21
Total Undergraduate Requirements	90-91

D. Other Undergraduate Electives	31-32
Total Undergraduate Semester Hours	122

E. Related Requirements for the MBA (43.5 hours)
Senior Year (7.5 hours)
MBA 601, 604 (Fall)	3.0
MBA 605, 606, 607 (Spring)	4.5
Summer Following Senior Year (4.5 hours)
Internship and 4.5 credits	4.5
Graduate or 5th Year (24 hours)
Required foundation and strategic management level requirements; electives	24.0
Summer (7.5 hours)
Remaining required and elective courses	7.5
Total MBA Semester Hours	43.5

Accelerated Masters Program for Undergraduates

BA in German and MBA in Business Administration

The accelerated program in German/Business Administration provides the opportunity for a student to complete a BA in German (122 hours) within a four-year period and toshorten thetime required to finish the MBA.

Interested students should:

have some Advanced Placement credit upon admission to UNCG in order to reduce the number of required undergraduate hours.
identify themselves as potential accelerated candidates early in their academic careers in order to receive appropriate advising. Although formal admission to an accelerated program usually occurs in the junior year, careful selection of undergraduate courses beginning in the freshman year is essential. Interested students should talk with the Department Head in the Department of German and Russian as early as possible.

In the spring of the junior year, students should:

take the GMAT
apply for admission to the Graduate School and the MBA program

Requirements for Combined Accelerated
BA in German/MBA in Business Administration

A. College Liberal Arts Component (61 hours max)	Hours	Reduced
See additional CLER area requirements and available AP credit	21	34
Special CLER area requirement for this program:
Mathematics (MT) required: MAT 120 or 191 (see C below)	3	-3
Social and Behavioral Sciences (SB) required: ECO 201 (see C below), and two other SB courses	9	-3
World Literature (WL) required: GER 217, 218, or 221 (see B below)	3	-3
Foreign Language (CFL) satisfied by placement exam	0-12	-12
Maximum hours	48-61
Total Hours (reduced)	39-40	(-21)

B. German Major Requirements (24 hours)
Note: GER 204 or an appropriate score on the placement exam is a prerequisite for GER 301 and above.
1. GER 301 or 302	3
2. GER 217 or 218 or 221 (with appropriate amount of reading done in German, courses also meet CWL requirements)	3
3. Any two of the following: GER 305, 306, 404, 405, or 406	6
4. Additional courses (recommended: GER 215, 2166, 307, 311)	12
Total hours		24

C. Prerequisites for the MBA (21 hours)
1. MAT 120 or 191 (also meets CLER MT requirement and is prerequisite for ECO 250)	3
2. ISM 110 (prerequisite for ECO 250)	3
3. ECO 201 (also meets part of CLER SB requirement), 202, 250	9
4. ACC 201, 202	6
Total hours	21
Total Undergraduate Requirements	84-85

D. Other Undergraduate Electives	37-38
Total Undergraduate Semester Hours	122

E. Related Requirements for the MBA (43.5 hours)
Senior Year (7.5 hours)
MBA 601, 604 (Fall)	3.0
MBA 605, 606, 607 (Spring)	4.5
Summer Following Senior Year (4.5 hours)
Internship and 4.5 credits	4.5
Graduate or 5th Year (24 hours)
Required foundation and strategic management level requirements; electives	24.0
Summer (7.5 hours)
Remaining required and elective courses	7.5
Total MBA Semester Hours	43.5

Accelerated Masters Program for Undergraduates

BA or BS in Mathematics and MA in Mathematics

The Department of Mathematical Sciences offers an accelerated program that permits the exceptionally well qualified student to receive an undergraduate degree in mathematics (BA or BS) within a four year period and a Masters degree in mathematics (MA) in an additional year.

A thorough knowledge of calculus is necessary for much of the advanced work required to complete the undergraduate degree. Because of this, it is unlikely that a student would be able to complete the accelerated program without having AP calculus credit. Advanced Placement credit in other areas would also be helpful in order to reduce the number of required undergraduate hours.

Most mathematics courses depend on previous knowledge and have significant prerequisites. It is therefore very important that students identify themselves as potential candidates for the accelerated program early in their academic careers in order to receive appropriate advising. Although formal admission to the accelerated program does not occur until the student achieves junior status, proper advising must take place as early as possible so that appropriate coursework can be chosen in the correct sequence. This is particularly important with respect to mathematics courses so that the student will be ready to begin advanced work in mathematics suitable for the masters degree as soon as possible.

Students in the accelerated program must meet all requirements for the respective degree received. No coursework may be counted toward more than one degree. See requirements for the undergraduate degrees. The MA in mathematics requires 30-33 hours of graduate level mathematics including a thesis. Specific requirements for the MA are listed in The Graduate School Bulletin.

Accelerated Masters Program for Undergraduates

BA in General Music and MBA in Business Administration

The accelerated program in General Music/Business Administration provides the opportunity for a student to complete a BA in General Music (122 hours) within a four-year period and to shorten the time required to finish the Master of Business Administration degree.

Interested students should:

have some Advanced Placement credit upon admission to UNCG in order to reduce the number of required undergraduate hours.
identify themselves as potential accelerated candidates early in their academic careers in order to receive appropriate advising. Although formal admission to an accelerated program usually occurs in the junior year, careful selection of undergraduate courses beginning in the freshman year is essential. Interested students should talk with an advisor in the School of Music as early as possible.

In the spring of the junior year, students should

take the GMAT
apply for admission to the Graduate School and the MBA program

Requirements for Combined Accelerated
BA in General Music/MBA in Business Administration

A. AULER Component (45 hours max)**	Hours	Reduced
See additional AULER Area requirements and available AP credit	27
Special AULER area requirements for this program:
Mathematics (MT) required: MAT 120 or 191 (see C below)	3
Nonwestern Studies (NW) required: MUS 343 (see B below)	3
Social and Behavioral Sciences (SB) required ECO 201, 202 (See C below)	6
AULER Electives (EL) required: 6 hours of the same foreign language	6
Total Hours	45

** NOTE: Students must select two writing intensive courses

B. General Music Major Requirements (49 hours)
1. Theory: MUS 101, 102, 105, 106, 201, 202, 205, 206, 301		15
2. History: MUS 331 or 334, 332, 333, 343 (meets AULER NW requirement)	9
3. Class Piano: 4 semesters through 134 or proficiency		4
4. Performance Studies: 10 semester hours including at least 2 hours at 351 level	10
5. Large Ensemble	5
6. MUS Elective: one 400-500 level course in history/literature, theory, or pedagogy	3
7. MUS 090 for 4 semesters	0
8. MUS 091 for 7 semesters	0
Total hours	46

C. MBA Prerequisites, in addition to AULER (12)
1. ISM 110 (prerequisite for ECO 250)	3
2. ECO 250	3
3. ACC 201, 202	6
Total hours	12
Total Undergraduate Requirements	103

D. Other Undergraduate Electives	19
Total Undergraduate Semester Hours	122

E. Related Requirements for the MBA (43.5 hours)
Senior Year (7.5 hours)
MBA 601, 604 (Fall)	3.0
MBA 605, 606, 607 (Spring)	4.5
Summer Following Senior Year (4.5 hours)
Internship and 4.5 credits	4.5
Graduate or 5th Year (24 hours)
Required foundation and strategic management level requirements; electives	24.0
Summer (7.5 hours)
Remaining required and elective courses	7.5
Total MBA Semester Hours	43.5

Accelerated Masters Program for Undergraduates

BA in Physics and MBA

The accelerated program in Physics/Business Administration provides the opportunity for a student to complete a BA in Physics (122 hours) within a four-year period and to shorten the time required to finish the MBA.

Interested students should:

have some Advanced Placement credit upon admission to UNCG in order to reduce the number of required undergraduate hours.
identify themselves as potential accelerated candidates early in their academic careers in order to receive appropriate advising. Although formal admission to an accelerated program usually occurs in the junior year, careful selection of undergraduate courses beginning in the freshman year is essential. Students should talk with an advisor in the department of Physics as early as possible.

In the spring of the junior year, students should

take the GMAT
apply for admission to the Graduate School and the MBA program

Requirements for Combined Accelerated
BA in Physics/MBA in Business Administration

A. College Liberal Arts Component
(61 hrs max)

Hours

Reduced

See additional CLER area requirements and available AP credit
35-48

Special CLER area requirements for this program:

Mathematics (MT) required: MAT 191 (see C below)
3

-3

Natural Science (NS) required for the CPS component: CHE 111, PHY 291 & 251 (see B & C below)
9-10

-7

Social and Behavioral Sciences (SB) required ECO 201 (See D below) and two other SB courses
9

-3

Maximum hours

48-61

Total Hours (reduced)

48

(-13)

B. Physics Major (BA) Requirements (28 hours)

1. Calculus-based Physics: PHY 291 or 211, 251 (meets part of CLER NS/CPS requirement), 292 or 212, 252
8

2. Modern Physics and Lab: PHY 321, 321L
4

3. Mechanics and Lab: PHY 2323, 323
4

4. Electricity/Magnetism and Lab: PHY 325, 325L
4

5. Thermal Physics: PHY 327
3

6. Opics and Lab: PHY 425, 425L or 512 or 573
3 or 4

Total hours

26 or 27

C. Related Requirements (23 hours)

1. Chemistry: CHE 111 (meets part of CLER NS/CPS requirement), 112, 114, 115
8

2. Calculus: MAT 191 (meets CLER MAT requirement), 292, 293
9

3

3. Differential Equations: MAT 390

3. Computer Science: CSC 130
3

Total hours

23

Note: The BS degree in Physics is possible if the student also takes
PHY 521, 523, and 525.

D. MBA Prerequisites (18 hours)

1. ISM 110 (prerequisite for ECO 250)
3

2. ECO 201 (also meets part of CLER SB requirement), 202, 250
9

3. ACC 201, 202
6

Total hours

18

Total Undergraduate Requirements

116

E. Other Undergraduate Electives

6

Total Undergraduate Semester Hours

122

F. Related Requirements for the MBA
(43.5 hours)

Senior Year (7.5 hours)

MBA 601, 604 (Fall)
3.0

MBA 605, 606, 607 (Spring)
4.5

Summer Following Senior Year (4.5 hours)

Internship and 4.5 credits
4.5

Graduate or 5th Year (24 hours)

Required foundation and strategic management level requirements; electives
24.0

Summer (7.5 hours)

Remaining required and elective courses
7.5

Total MBA Semester Hours
43.5

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E. Requirements for MS in Accounting (30 hours)
18 semester hours of accounting (6 hours of accounting may be taken at the 500 level but may be applied towards either the BS or MS degree)	18
12 semester hours of graduate electives	12
Total semester hours for MS in Accounting	30

B. Anthropology Major Requirements (24 hours)
1. ATY 213 (also meets CLER AE requirement), 253 (also meets part of CLER NS requirement),360 (also meets CLER AE requirement), 387, 411		15
2. Six hours at the 400 or 500 level		6
3. Electives (can be used to meet CLER NW requirement)		3
Total hours		24

B. Anthropology Major Requirements (24 hours)
1. ATY 213 (also meets CLER AE requirement), 253 (also meets part of CLER NS requirement), 360 (also meets CLER AE requirement), 387, 411		15
2. Six hours at the 400 or 500 level		6
3. Electives (can be used to meet CLER NW requirement)		3
Total hours		24

B. Bryan School of Business & Economics Requirements (30 hours) ECO 250, 300; FIN 315, ISM 110, 280, 360; 36 MGT 301, 309, 312, 330 or 331, 491; MKT 320
Total hours	36
C. Accounting Major Requirements (22 hours) ACC 201, 202, 203, 318, 319, 325, 420, 430 22
Total hours	22
D. Electives (25 hours) Electives sufficient to complete 122 semester hours. At least 10 hours of electives must be taken outside the Bryan School of Business and Economics.
Total electives	19
Total Undergraduate Semester Hours	122

C. Prerequisites for the MBA (18 hours)
1. ISM 110 (prerequisite for ECO 250)		3
2. ECO 201 (also meets part of CLER SB requirement), 202, 250		9
3. ACC 201, 202		6
Total hours		18
Total Undergraduate Requirements		91

D. Other Undergraduate Electives		31
Ethnology Concentration in Anthropology recommended
Total Undergraduate Semester Hours		122

E. Related Requirements for the MBA (43.5 hours)
Senior Year (7.5 hours) MBA 601, 604 (Fall) MBA 605, 606, 607 (Spring)		3.0 4.5
Summer Following Senior Year (4.5 hours) Internship and 4.5 credits		4.5
Graduate or 5th Year (24 hours) Required foundation and strategic management level requirements; electives		24.0
Summer (7.5 hours) Remaining required and elective courses		7.5
Total MBA Semester Hours		43.5

C. Economics Prerequisites (30 hours)
1. ECO 201 (also meets part of CLER SB requirement), 202, ISM 110 (by end of 4th semester)		9
2. ECO 250, 301, 351 (by end of 6th semester)		9
3. Senior Year: ECO 327, 554 (Fall); ECO 319, 346 (Spring)		12
Total hours		30
Total Undergraduate Requirements		103

E. Requirements for MA in Economics (30-33 hours)
Fall of Senior Year (minimum 6 hours)
ECO 619 (graduate credit)		3
ECO 554 (undergraduate or graduate credit)		3
ECO 654 (graduate credit)		3
Spring of Senior year and/or 5th Year (24-27 hours)
ECO 645A (Fall)		3
ECO 645B (Spring)		2
ECO 646 (Fall)		2
Either ECO 647 (Spring)		4
Or ECO 648 (Spring)		4
Both ECO 694 and 695 or 694 and 696		6
Sufficient Electives		7-13
Total Semester Hours for MA in Economics (requires 694 and 695)		30
Or Total Semester Hours for MA in Applied Economics (requires 694 and 696)		33

B. Physics Major (BA) Requirements (28 hours)
1. Calculus-based Physics: PHY 291 or 211, 251 (meets part of CLER NS/CPS requirement), 292 or 212, 252	8
2. Modern Physics and Lab: PHY 321, 321L	4
3. Mechanics and Lab: PHY 2323, 323	4
4. Electricity/Magnetism and Lab: PHY 325, 325L	4
5. Thermal Physics: PHY 327	3
6. Opics and Lab: PHY 425, 425L or 512 or 573	3 or 4
Total hours	26 or 27

C. Related Requirements (23 hours)
1. Chemistry: CHE 111 (meets part of CLER NS/CPS requirement), 112, 114, 115	8
2. Calculus: MAT 191 (meets CLER MAT requirement), 292, 293	9	3
3. Differential Equations: MAT 390
3. Computer Science: CSC 130	3
Total hours	23

Interested students should:

Hours

30

Special AULER area requirements for this program:

3

6

6

Total Hours

45

36

Total hours

22

Total electives

19

Total Undergraduate Semester Hours

122

18

12

30

Interested students should:

In the spring of the junior year, students should

A. College Liberal Arts Component (61 hours max)

Hours

Reduced

24-36

Special CLER area requirements for this program:

3

-3

9-10

-3

3

-3

9

-3

Maximum hours

48-61

Total Hours (reduced)

36-49

(-12)

B. Anthropology Major Requirements (24 hours)

15

6

3

Total hours

24

C. Prerequisites for the MBA (18 hours)

3

9

6

Total hours

18

Total Undergraduate Requirements

91

D. Other Undergraduate Electives

31

Total Undergraduate Semester Hours

122

E. Related Requirements for the MBA (43.5 hours)

3.0 4.5

4.5

24.0

7.5

Total MBA Semester Hours

43.5

Interested students should:

A. College Liberal Arts Component (61 hours max)

Hours

Reduced

24-36

Special CLER area requirement for this program:

3

-3

9-10

-3

3

-3

9

-3

Maximum hours

48-61

3.0
4.5

A. College Liberal Arts Component
(61 hours max)

B. Anthropology Major Requirements
(24 hours)

A. College Liberal Arts Component
(61 hours max)

B. Biology Major (B.A.) Requirements
(38 hours)