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58 <strong>Southeastern</strong> <strong>Oklahoma</strong> <strong>State</strong> University<br />
* See page 116 for information on Teacher Education/<br />
General Education crossover courses. Contact your<br />
major advisor for complete details.<br />
** See General Education Program Requirements for<br />
more details.<br />
General Education Program Requirements<br />
1. A student must have a 2.00 retention/graduation<br />
GPA in all general <strong>edu</strong>cation coursework completed.<br />
2. A student must have a 2.00 retention/graduation<br />
GPA in all general <strong>edu</strong>cation coursework completed<br />
at <strong>Southeastern</strong>.<br />
3. Students must successfully complete either CIS<br />
1003 or BIM 1553 (or their equivalent at another<br />
institution of higher <strong>edu</strong>cation), or earn advanced<br />
standing credit in either course by passing a<br />
computer proficiency test offered by the Department<br />
of Chemistry, Computer, and Physical Sciences<br />
or Department of Management and Marketing at<br />
<strong>Southeastern</strong>. One year of computer science in high<br />
school will no longer satisfy the computer proficiency<br />
requirement at <strong>Southeastern</strong>.<br />
4. A student must complete English Composition<br />
I (ENG 1113), the Math requirement, and the<br />
Computer Proficiency requirement in his/her first 30<br />
hours of college coursework at <strong>Southeastern</strong>.<br />
5. A student must complete ENG 1213 and COMM<br />
1233 or COMM 2213 within the first 45 hours of<br />
coursework at <strong>Southeastern</strong>.<br />
6. Some programs/majors require specific general<br />
<strong>edu</strong>cation courses. Refer to the program<br />
requirements as listed in the department information<br />
for additional guidance.<br />
7. A maximum of ten semester hours of credit used<br />
in meeting the requirements in the major field may<br />
be used to satisfy the requirements in general<br />
<strong>edu</strong>cation.<br />
8. A maximum of three semester hours of credit used<br />
in meet ing the requirements in the minor field may<br />
be used to satisfy the requirements in general<br />
<strong>edu</strong>cation.<br />
Field of Specialization/Major Requirements<br />
All students must complete one of following Field of<br />
Specialization options in addition to the General Education<br />
requirements to be eligible for a baccalaureate degree:<br />
1. One major program and one minor program,<br />
2. One major-minor program, or<br />
3. A double major program<br />
For Education Programs, students must complete the<br />
requirements as outlined in the department including a minimum<br />
of 50% of upper-division credit plus 33 semester hours of<br />
Professional Education courses as listed on page 117.<br />
Refer to the following section on “Program Policies” for<br />
more information on major requirements.<br />
Upper-Division Course Requirements<br />
A minimum of forty (40) semester hours of the total hours<br />
required for graduation must be completed in upper-level<br />
courses (3000-4000) excluding physical <strong>edu</strong>cation activity<br />
courses. Lower-level courses transferred from other institutions<br />
that have been equated to <strong>Southeastern</strong> upper-level courses<br />
will still be counted as lower level.<br />
Liberal Arts and Sciences Requirement<br />
Each type of baccalaureate degree program requires<br />
a minimum amount of liberal arts and sciences courses as<br />
indicated below:<br />
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)........................80 semester hours<br />
Bachelor of Science (B.S.)..................55 semester hours<br />
Bachelor of (Specialty)........................40 semester hours<br />
Senior Institution (4-Year School) Credit<br />
A minimum of sixty (60) semester hours counting toward<br />
the degree program excluding physical <strong>edu</strong>cation activity<br />
courses must be completed at a senior-level (baccalaureate<br />
granting) institution.<br />
Junior College (2-Year School) Credit<br />
A maximum of sixty-four (64) semester hours completed<br />
at accredited two-year junior/community colleges (including no<br />
more than four (4) hours of physical <strong>edu</strong>cation activity courses)<br />
may be counted toward the completion of a baccalaureate degree.<br />
Students may complete additional 2-year college credit<br />
above the 64 hours to fulfill lower-level curriculum requirements;<br />
however, a minimum of 60 semester hours (excluding physical<br />
<strong>edu</strong>cation activity courses) must be completed at a four-year<br />
institution. All credit completed at regionally accredited institutions<br />
will be recorded on the <strong>Southeastern</strong> transcript.<br />
Residence Requirements<br />
A student completing a baccalaureate degree program at<br />
<strong>Southeastern</strong> must meet the following residence requirements<br />
excluding physical <strong>edu</strong>cation activity courses:<br />
1. Complete a minimum of thirty weeks and thirty<br />
semester hours of formal course work in residence<br />
at <strong>Southeastern</strong>.<br />
2. Complete at least fifteen of the final thirty semester<br />
hours applied toward degree requirements or at<br />
least fifty percent of the semester hours required in<br />
the major field in residence at <strong>Southeastern</strong>.<br />
3. Complete at least two courses in each major field<br />
and one course in each minor field which are<br />
used to meet degree requirements in residence at<br />
<strong>Southeastern</strong>.<br />
4. Programs