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and Advertising, PR & Digital Media group 1 - four semester credit from the following: • MN 215 Business Statistics (4 SH) • MT 207 Probability and Statistics (4 SH) Plus a concentration area: Advertising Concentration 22-24 semester credits including: • CM 400 Senior Seminar in Communication (4 SH) • CM 250/350/450 Internship in Communication (2-4 SH) OR MK 250/350 Internship in Marketing (2-4 SH) and Advertising Concentration Group 1 - 16 semester credits from the following: • AT 226 Introduction to Graphic Communications II (4 SH) • CM 215 Interpersonal Communication (4 SH) • CM 241 Mass Media (4 SH) • MK 334 Consumer Behavior (4 SH) • MK 335 Marketing Research (4 SH) Public Relations Concentration 22-24 semester credits including: • CM 250/350/450 Internship in Communication (2-4 SH) • CM 400 Senior Seminar in Communication (4 SH) and Public Relations Group 1 - 16 semester credits from the following: • CM 215 Interpersonal Communication (4 SH) • CM 220 Small Group Communication (4 SH) • CM 304 Advanced Public Speaking (4 SH) • CM 320 Principles of Public Relations (4 SH) • ET 221 Techniques of Persuading, Selling and Negotiating (4 SH) Digital Media Concentration 22-24 semester credits including: • AT 404 Senior Project in Visual Art (4 SH) OR FA 404 Fine Arts Senior Project (4 SH) • AT 250/350 Internship in Visual Art (2-4 SH) OR FA 250/350 Internship in Fine Arts (2-4 SH) and Digital Media Group 1 - 16 semester credits from the following: • AT 102 Design (4 SH) • AT 103 Dimensional Design (4 SH) • AT 230 Animation (4 SH) • AT 231 Video Editing and Compositing (4 SH) • AT 330 Web and Interactive Art (4 SH) Recommended electives for those pursuing the Advertising or Public Relations tracks: • LG 315 Business Law I (4 SH) • FN 320 Corporation Finance (4 SH) • PO 110 American National Government (4 SH) Arts Management Degree Awarded: Bachelor of Arts The major in arts management is designed to give students both theoretical and practical experience in arts administration within the framework of a liberal arts education. Students receive the skills necessary to market their own artistic products as well as to manage successfully in notfor-profit fine arts organizations. Requirements for the Major: 54 semester credits including: • AC 101 Accounting Principles I (4 SH) • AM 300 Principles of Fine Arts Management (4 SH) • AT 225 Introduction to Graphic Communications I (4 SH) • FN 315 Accounting and Finance for Not-For-Profit Organizations (4 SH) • LG 315 Business Law I (4 SH) • MK 203 Marketing Principles (4 SH) • MN 200 Introduction to Management (4 SH) and 16 semester credits of approved studio or theoretical courses at or above the 200 level, with no more than eight credits from any one of the four fine arts areas of art, music, dance and theater and a minimum of 10 credits from the following: • AM 310 Fine Arts Management Practicum I (1-4 SH) • AM 320 Fine Arts Management Practicum II (1-4 SH) • AM 450 Fine Arts Management Internship (1-4 SH) Students are advised to take EC 200 Principles of Economics and HU 125 Critical Thinking Through Controversy as core general education requirements. Biology Degree Awarded: Bachelor of Science The major in biology prepares students for several different career options. Students may gain admittance to medical, dental or veterinary school, pursue graduate study or seek employment in research or industry. Those preparing to teach biology in secondary schools should complete courses in a biology concentration in conjunction with education licensure requirements within Lake Erie College’s education department. The courses in the biology major provide students with a broad background in biology and chemistry, opportunities for elective courses and a culminating independent research project during the senior year. Biology students should seek advice from the pre-professional advisors to insure that course selections will be appropriate for admission to the graduate or professional schools of their choice. Additional chemistry, mathematics and physics coursework may be required for admission to graduate or professional programs. 97
Requirements for the Major: 33 semester credits including: • BI 101 Introductory Biology I (3 SH) • BI 101L Introductory Biology I Lab (1 SH) • BI 102 Introductory Biology II (3 SH) • BI 102L Introductory Biology II Lab (1 SH) • BI 201 Botany (3 SH) • BI 201L Botany Lab (1 SH) • BI 212 Zoology (3 SH) • BI 212L Zoology Lab (1 SH) • BI 330 Evolutionary Biology (3 SH) • CH 103 General Chemistry I (3 SH) • CH 103L General Chemistry I Lab (1 SH) • CH 104 General Chemistry II (3 SH) • CH 104L General Chemistry II Lab (1 SH) • MT 207 Probability and Statistics (4 SH) • BI 490 Biology Senior Capstone (2 SH) Note: MT 207 registration requires completion of MT 109 with a grade of "C" or higher. Note: PC 201, PC 202, MT 210 and MT 211 are recommended for students anticipating applying to graduate programs in biology and/or environmental science. and a required concentration from the following: General Biology Concentration 21-24 semester credits including: • BI 203 Cell and Molecular Biology (3 SH) • BI 203L Cell and Molecular Biology Lab (1 SH) • BI 205 Microbiology (4 SH) • BI 205L Microbiology Lab (1 SH) • BI 301 Genetics (3 SH) • BI 301L Genetics Lab (1 SH) • BI 319 Ecology & Conservation Biology (3 SH) • BI 450 Internship in Biology (2-4 SH) • and one BI designation 200- or 300-level course (3-4 SH) Environmental Science Concentration 25-28 semester credits including: • BI 104 Introduction to Environmental Science (4 SH) • BI 319 Ecology & Conservation Biology (3 SH) • BI 225 Environmental Management (3 SH) • BI 231 Introduction to Geographic Information Systems (3 SH) • BI 241 Ecotoxicology (3 SH) • BI 450 Internship in Biology (2-4 SH) • PC 220 Physical Geology (3 SH) • PC 220L Physical Geology Lab (1 SH) • and one BI designation 200- or 300-level course (3-4 SH) 98 Pre-Medicine Concentration (including pre-dentistry and pre-veterinary medicine) 53-54 semester credits including: • BI 203 Cell and Molecular Biology (3 SH) • BI 203L Cell and Molecular Biology Lab (1 SH) • BI 205 Microbiology (4 SH) • BI 205L Microbiology Lab (1 SH) • BI 220 Medical Terminology (2 SH) • BI 238 Human Anatomy & Physiology I (3 SH) • BI 238L Human Anatomy & Physiology I Lab (1 SH) • BI 239 Human Anatomy & Physiology II (3 SH) • BI 239L Human Anatomy & Physiology II Lab (1 SH) • BI 301 Genetics (3 SH) • BI 301L Genetics Lab (1 SH) • CH 211 Organic Chemistry I (3 SH) • CH 211L Organic Chemistry I Lab (1 SH) • CH 211LL Organic Chemistry I Lab Lecture (1 SH) • CH 212 Organic Chemistry II (3 SH) • CH 212L Organic Chemistry II Lab (1 SH) • CH 212LL Organic Chemistry II Lab Lecture (1 SH) • MT 210 Calculus and Analytical Geometry I (5 SH) • MT 211 Calculus and Analytical Geometry II (4 SH) • PC 201 General Physics I (3 SH) • PC 201L General Physics I Lab (1 SH) • PC 202 General Physics II (3 SH) • PC 202L General Physics II Lab (1 SH) • and one 200 or 300-level course with BI designation (3-4 SH) Note: BI/CH 302 Biochemistry is recommended. These courses may be required for admission to some professional programs. Pre-Nursing Concentration 44 semester credits including: • BI 205 Microbiology (4 SH) • BI 205L Microbiology Lab (1 SH) • BI 238 Human Anatomy & Physiology I (3 SH) • BI 238L Human Anatomy & Physiology I Lab (1 SH) • BI 239 Human Anatomy & Physiology II (3 SH) • BI 239L Human Anatomy & Physiology II Lab (1 SH) • BI 221 Biomedical Ethics (3 SH) • BI 230 Human Nutrition (3 SH) • CH 211 Organic Chemistry I (3 SH) • CH 211L Organic Chemistry I Lab (1 SH) • CH 211LL Organic Chemistry I Lab Lecture (1 SH) • CH 302 Biochemistry (3 SH) • CH 302L Biochemistry Lab (1 SH) • PS 101 General Psychology (4 SH) • PS 220 Child Psychology (4 SH) • PS 322 Adulthood and Aging (4 SH) • SO 111 Introduction to Sociology (4 SH)
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