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COLLEGE OF GENERAL STUDIES General Education Core <strong>Academic</strong> Center for Excellence Daniel C. Thompson/Samuel DuBois Cook Honors Program The Quality Enhancement Plan (“QEP”) Undergraduate Research Special Programs Melton Foundation Fellows Undergraduate Research Study Abroad 49
COLLEGE OF GENERAL STUDIES GENERAL EDUCATION CORE The core curriculum encompasses the University’s mission and vision and is grounded in the liberal arts. The core is designed to be reflective of the domains of critical thinking, communication, global awareness, citizenship, personal growth and development, and quantitative thinking; enhancing students’ understanding and appreciation of other cultures. Through study in the College of General Studies, College of Arts and Sciences and College of Business, students discover universal thoughts and beliefs that inform their world. General Education Core - 41 credit hours African Diaspora o AWS 100 - Survey of the African World or o REL 208 - The Black Church in the U.S. Economics o ECO 203 - Principles of Macroeconomics English Students must pass ENG 111 and 112 with a “C” or better. o ENG 111 - Expository Writing and o ENG 112 - Argument and Research and o ENG 201/ENG 202 - Readings in World Literature I or Readings in World Literature II First Year Experience o FYS 101 - First Year Seminar I and o FYS 102 - First Year Seminar II Humanities Elective Menu courses (Select One) o ART 202 - Introduction to the Visual Arts o MUS 130 - Music Appreciation o PHI 202 - Logic o SPT 102 - Introduction to the Theatre o SPT 204 - Public Speaking Mathematics The first required mathematics course is defined by the respective major. Students will place in mathematics based on ACT/SAT scores submitted at admission or mathematics course(s) transferred from another institution. Students must satisfactorily complete prerequisite mathematics requirements defined by the respective major. Natural Sciences Elective Menu courses (Select One) o BIO 101 & 101L - Biological Sciences I & Laboratory o BIO 111 & 111L - General Biology I & Laboratory o BIO 201 & 201L - Anatomy and Physiology I & Laboratory – nursing majors only o CHE 111 & 111L - General Chemistry I & Laboratory o PHY 101 & 101L - Physical Sciences I & Laboratory Physical Education Menu courses (Select One) o PE 101 - Basketball o PE 102 - Volleyball o PE 104 - Tennis o PE 106 - Swimming o PE 107 - Golf o PE 108 - Bowling o PE 109 - Softball o PE 110 - Beginning Weight Training o PE 113 - Dance Social Sciences Elective Menu courses (Select Two) o HIS 101 - The Global Past I o HIS 102 - The Global Past II o HIS 201 - U. S. History 1607-1865 o HIS 202 - U. S. History 1865-Present o POL 201 - American National Government o POL 202 - State and Local Government o PSY 101 - Introduction to Psychology o SOC 101 - Introduction to Sociology University Convocation o UCO 101 - University Convocation I and o UCO 102 - University Convocation II World Languages o FGR/FFR/FSP 121 – Elementary German I or Elementary French I or Elementary Spanish I and o FGR/FFR/FSP 122 – Elementary German II or Elementary French II or Elementary Spanish II 50
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Academic Catalog 2015-2016 2016-201
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Message from the President Dear Dil
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Introduction Dillard University is
Page 7 and 8: TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction Admi
Page 9 and 10: Division of Academic Affairs - Rela
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Page 15 and 16: Will W. Alexander Library The unive
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Page 19 and 20: Admissions Dillard University admit
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Page 23 and 24: EARLY ADMISSION Students of excepti
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Page 37 and 38: Students wishing to return from sus
Page 39 and 40: Participating in Spring Commencemen
Page 41 and 42: Residential Life The mission of the
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Page 51 and 52: No appeals will be accepted without
Page 53 and 54: Student Success The mission of the
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Page 63 and 64: SPECIAL PROGRAMS Melton Foundation
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Page 67 and 68: COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES School
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Page 91 and 92: Semester Review Assessment Testing
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PUBLIC HEALTH - HEALTH SYSTEMS MANA
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Physics Complete 18 credit hours of
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BIOLOGY FIRST YEAR First Semester S
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First Semester BIOLOGY - 3/2 PROGRA
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CHEMISTRY FIRST YEAR First Semester
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COMPUTER SCIENCE FIRST YEAR First S
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MATHEMATICS & ACTUARIAL SCIENCE FIR
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PHYSICS FIRST YEAR First Semester S
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PHYSICS - MEDICAL PHYSICS FIRST YEA
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PHYSICS - PRE-ENGINEERING (3/2 Prog
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CRIMINAL JUSTICE Mission The Crimin
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POLITICAL SCIENCE Mission The Polit
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PSYCHOLOGY Mission The Psychology p
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Requirements for Bachelor of Arts i
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SOCIAL WORK Mission The Social Work
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URBAN STUDIES AND PUBLIC POLICY Mis
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Requirements for Bachelor of Scienc
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COLLEGE OF BUSINESS School of Accou
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SCHOOL OF ACCOUNTING AND FINANCIAL
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First Semester ACCOUNTING FIRST YEA
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First Semester FINANCIAL ECONOMICS
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Business Administration - Internati
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Business Administration - Managemen
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Business Administration - Marketing
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Courses of Instruction ACC - Accoun
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ART 305 - Art History I - 3 cr. A g
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BIO 302L - Ecology Laboratory - 1 c
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BM 460 - Strategic Management - 3 c
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CJ 460 - Independent Study - 3 cr.
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ECO 303 - Intermediate Macroeconomi
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ENG 499 - Seminar in English - 3 cr
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FLM 340 - Special Topics - 3 cr. An
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MAT 121 - College Algebra - 3 cr. T
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music, various types of music liter
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MUS 215 - Applied Voice III - 1 cr.
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NUR 399 - Conceptualizations of Pro
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program intervention planning. Emph
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PHY 202L - Elementary College Physi
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POL 307 - Government and Politics i
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SOC - SOCIOLOGY SOC 101 - Introduct
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SPT 410 - Internship - 3 cr. Design
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Clark, Cortheal Associate Professor
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Okorn, Nchor B. Professor of Politi
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Index A Absences, Student 23 Academ
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Notes: 188
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