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TUSCULUM COLLEGE 2004-2005
International and Domestic Travel
One of the advantages of the focused calendar is the opportunity it
affords professors to involve travel in their courses. Trips may range
in length from a few days to the entire block. Students interested in
courses including travel should contact the instructor well in advance,
as the course may have special requirements (e.g. language training,
passport, immunizations, etc.). Some courses are specialized and only
offered within a major, while others are open to a broad range of students.
Although most courses involving travel entail additional fees,
the College underwrites a substantial portion of the cost to keep the
trips affordable for students. In recent years, professors have taken
classes to New York, Chicago, Mexico, Costa Rica, and Belize.
Students may also take advantage of other international programs
of study. These programs are generally for a semester and courses are
taken concurrently. While these programs are generally more expensive
than those offered by the College, many are still a good educational
value. The Travel Office maintains a comprehensive listing of
travel opportunities and will gladly assist you in finding a program
that meets your educational needs.
Programs of Study
MAJORS
Athletic Training
Biology
Business Administration
General Management
Management Accounting
English
English with Writing Concentration
Environmental Science
Field Guide/Naturalist
History
Mass Media with Concentrations in Radio, Sports Broadcasting, and
Television
Mathematics
Mathematics with Computer Science Concentration
Medical Pre-Professional
Medical Technology
Museum Studies
Physical Education
Political Science
Pre-Pharmacy
Psychology
Sport Management
Sports Science
Visual Arts with Concentrations in Fine Arts and Graphic Design
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