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Students are advised to take FIN 330 before taking ECON 4262.
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To satisfy the core curriculum requirement in Political Science, students
must choose two of the following courses: POLI 4700, 4705,
4710, 4720, 4770, 4780, 4800, 4850.
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For BAIS students only, the prerequisites for SOC 4094 are met by
SOC 1051 and MATH 2314.
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To satisfy the core curriculum requirements in History, students
must take 6 hours in non-Western history or 6 hours in diplomatic
history. Choices for the nonwestern history option are: HIST 2000,
2201, 2202, 2302, 2402, 2701, 2702, 4201, 4301, 4304, 4401, 4406, or any
4000-level HIST course with a non-U.S./non-European focus. (Note:
A student whose primary BAIS concentration is area studies should
choose 6 hours of history unrelated to his or her geographic focus.)
Choices for the diplomatic history option are: HIST 4381, 4570, 4575,
4580 and 4581.
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Foreign language proficiency for the BAIS must be demonstrated
by passing 6 hours of 3000+ level non-literature courses in a language
of choice, or competency to be determined by the Director
of International Studies in consultation with appropriate faculty
in the Department of Foreign Languages. If a 3000-level conversation
course is included in those 6 hours, it will also satisfy the UNO
oral competency requirement. However, if a conversation course is
not included, students should include in Electives a course that fulfills
the oral competency requirement for majors in any relevant
discipline.
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The culture course requirement may be met by any 2000-, 3000-,
or 4000-level course in non-U.S. anthropology, art history, history,
literature or culture, music, or philosophy.
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The UNO computer literacy requirement is met by BA 2780. The
prerequisite for BA 2780 is MATH 1115 or 1125 and successful completion
of the College of Business Administration computer proficiency
test.
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Prerequisite: HRT 2050, HRT 3011, or consent of school.
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Prerequisite: BA 3010
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Prerequisite: ACCT 3122 or consent of department.
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Students
with an ACT math score lower than 18 or an SAT math
score lower than 440 must take DEVM 107 before taking MATH 1115.
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The
total number of electives can vary depending on how all other
requirements are met.
CURRICULA IN MUSIC
Students working toward the Bachelor of Arts in Music may elect
one of two emphases offered through the College of Liberal Arts: Jazz
Studies, or Music Studies. Students may also choose Music Education:
Instrumental or Music Education: Vocal offered through the College
of Education. Students working toward the Bachelor of Arts in Music
Education should refer to the curriculum listings in the College of
Education section of the catalog. Because of the specific skill development
needed for each emphasis, students should follow the appropriate
listing of courses.
Students are admitted to the Music Major Program upon recommendation
of the faculty in the chosen emphasis area. Please note the
following requirements according to emphasis:
1. For Jazz Studies: an audition demonstrating potential for successful
completion of required public recitals.
2. For Music Studies: an interview with the area coordinator.
The University is an accredited institutional member of the National
Association of Schools of Music.
Students majoring in music must meet the following requirements:
1. Piano through Music 1408 or equivalent as determined by placement
examination for Instrumental Music Education, Vocal Music
Education and Music Studies majors, except where piano is the
major instrumental. Students must also pass a juried proficiency
exam in order to graduate. MUS 1407 and MUS 1408 may not be
used for music elective credit.
2. Full-time students must enroll in one ensemble appropriate to
their emphasis area each semester (except during the student
teaching semester for Music Education majors) even though the
six-hour requirement may have been fulfilled. Part-time students
are strongly encouraged to participate in an ensemble every
semester. Any student, whether full-time or part-time, who is
enrolled in an applied music course, must enroll in an ensemble.
Students with an emphasis in piano or music studies should consult
with their advisor to choose an ensemble.
3. All full-time Music and Music Education majors are required to
register for Student Recital Hour (MUS 1900) each semester and
must meet attendance requirements. Majors with an emphasis
in Jazz Studies, and Vocal or Instrumental Music Education are
required to perform in at least one Recital Hour each semester
(with the approval of the Applied Music Lesson instructor.)
Jazz Studies Emphasis
Department of Music Course Requirements**
Cr. Hrs.
Music 1003 3
Music 1101, 1102 12
Music 2005 1 3
Music 2109, 2110, 2605, 2606 8
Music 2705, 2706 4
Music 2205 3
Music 4109, 4110, 4705, 4706 10
Music 4807 2
Music 3990 2 0
Ensemble 3 6
Vocal/Instrumental major 4 18
Music electives 5 9
Total 78
College of Liberal Arts Course Requirements
Cr. Hrs.
English 1157, 1158 6
Literature 6
Foreign Language 6 9
History 1002 3
Social Science* 7 9
Total 33
Non-College of Liberal Arts Course Requirements Cr. Hrs.
Mathematics* 6
Science* 11
Total 17
Grand Total 128
* See General Course Requirements and Approved Electives in Liberal
Arts Section.
** Piano proficiency at Music 1102 level prerequisite to Music 2109.
Determined by placement exam.
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Meets university computer literacy requirements.
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Recital
must be presented in final semester of applied study. Satisfies
liberal arts oral competency requirements.
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See music major requirements listed under Curricula in Music.
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Two
semesters of additional applied lessons may be taken at subsidized
applied lesson rate.
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Six hours must be non-ensemble.
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The
nine hours in foreign language must be in the same language.
Alternatively, students may opt to take 12 hours in two foreign languages
(six hours in each of two languages).
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At
least three hours must be outside History, and six hours must be
3000 or above.
Music Studies Emphasis
Department of Music Course Requirements**
Cr. Hrs.
Music 1005 3
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