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Page | 77Dat Dinh – AA Academic Studies2010 Graduate Port Arthur Memorial HSI attend Lamar State College - Port Arthur because it offers classes that are within my major.The school's location is very convenient for me because it's only five minutes away from myhouse. The school's staff is friendly and very helpful. I know that attending this school will helpfurther my education as a dental hygienist.
Page | 78Academic Programs DivisionDegree PlansAssociate of Arts DegreeStudents as Lamar State College-Port Arthur who wish to take courses in an academic transfer field of study maychoose to pursue an Associate of Arts Degree. This degree provides a Core Curriculum that will transfer to four-yearinstitutions and parallels the first two years of most baccalaureate degree plans. Upon completion of the core curriculum,students may choose from several areas of emphasis to fulfill the remaining degree requirements. These areas ofemphasis include Academic Studies, Business Administration, Criminal Justice, Drama, Kinesiology and Studio Art.Emphasis in Academic StudiesThis curriculum is designed for students who plan to pursue a baccalaureate degree but are undecided about aspecific major. The degree plan provides a Core Curriculum that will transfer to any state-supported college oruniversity in Texas. It includes the general education requirements for almost any baccalaureate degree. Electivesbeyond the Core Curriculum allow students to explore various disciplines in order to determine a major.Core Curriculum ................................................................................................................. 48 semester hoursElectives* ............................................................................................................................ 15 semester hoursTotal: 63 semester hours* Students should consult with an advisor to determine the appropriate electives. Electives must be academic transfer courses. Physical Activitycourses (PHED) may not be used to satisfy the elective requirement.Emphasis in Business AdministrationThis curriculum is designed for students who plan to pursue a Bachelor of Business Administration degree.The curriculum parallels the first two years of study in business administration at state-supported colleges anduniversities in Texas and follows the field of study curriculum prescribed by the Texas Higher Education CoordinatingBoardRecommended Plan:Core Curriculum* ............................................................................................................... 48 semester hoursACCT 2301, 2302 ................................................................................................................. 6 semester hoursBUSI 1301 ............................................................................................................................ 3 semester hoursECON 2301, 2302 ................................................................................................................ 6 semester hoursMATH 1325 ......................................................................................................................... 3 semester hoursTotal: 66 semester hours* To fulfill Core Curriculum requirements, students should take MATH 1324 to satisfy the mathematics component. BCIS 1305 should be taken to meetthe Institutionally-Designated Option for Computer Science in the Core Curriculum.Emphasis in Criminal JusticeThis curriculum is designed for students who plan to pursue a bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice. The curriculumrequires coursework in basic criminal justice principles and concepts and allows students to complete the degree planwith various criminal justice electives to suit their educational or career goals. The degree plan follows the field-of-studycurriculum prescribed by the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board.Recommended Plan:Core Curriculum* ............................................................................................................... 48 semester hoursCRIJ 1301, 1306, 1310 ......................................................................................................... 9 semester hoursCriminal Justice electives .................................................................................................... 6 semester hoursElective ................................................................................................................................. 3 semester hoursTotal: 66 semester hours* Students are advised to take ECON 2301 or 2302 to meet the Social and Behavioral Science requirement of the Core Curriculum. Electives must beacademic transfer courses. Physical Activity courses (PHED) may not be used to satisfy the elective requirement.Emphasis in DramaThis curriculum is designed for students who plan to pursue a baccalaureate degree with a major in theater or a preprofessionaldegree in law. The degree plan provides a Core Curriculum that will transfer to any state-supported college
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Page | vi2012-2013 CalendarFall Sem
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