Transfer Plans
For additional information and possible next steps, please refer to the following information:
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If you are considering transferring to GVSU, please visit our Transfer Admissions resource page for all the information you need to get started.
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For information on how your courses transfer to GVSU, please review the Course Equivalencies online.
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If you decide to transfer to GVSU prior to completing your Associates Degree, you should consider taking advantage of the reverse transfer agreement we have with all Michigan community colleges.
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Our online catalog provides a wealth of information on GVSU's academic programs, policies and procedures, course descriptions, etc.
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Each college at GVSU has an academic advising center that serves specific majors in that college. If you have specific questions about program requirements, you could contact the advising center to seek additional information.
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Each academic department at GVSU provides additional information about specific programs of study and links to important resources. You may access a comprehensive list here.
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Our Career Center provides comprehensive support and resources for all students at GVSU. It is recommended that you connect with the counselors there as soon as you transition to GVSU.
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The Career Guides by Major allow students to investigate possible career or graduate/professional school opportunities based on specific programs of study.
Transfer plans are meant to provide you with a suggested outline of courses for your respective academic interest.
They are simply a guide while you attend community college.
If you have any questions regarding the content of this transfer plan, or if you are a staff or faculty member at one of the colleges listed in this guide and see a needed edit or change, please contact the GVSU Admissions & Recruitment Office by phone at 616-331-2025 or by email at [email protected].
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Kellogg Community College
Program Guide for General Education
WRITING
| Course |
Title |
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ENGL 152
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Freshman Composition
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THE ARTS
| Course |
Title |
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ART 211
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Art Appreciation
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HUMA 150
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Encounter with the Arts
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HUMA 150H
|
Encounter with the Arts - Honors
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LITE 216
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Film Interpretation
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MUSI 100
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Fundamentals of Music
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MUSI 211
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Music Appreciation
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MUSI 250
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Music History I
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MUSI 251
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Music History II
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THEA 121
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Theatre Appreciation I
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THEA 122
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Theatre Appreciation II
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PHILOSOPHY & LITERATURE
| Course |
Title |
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HUMA 205
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Ethical Dilemmas in Modern Society
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LITE 105
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Introduction to Literature
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LITE 205
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World Literature
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LITE 206
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World Literature
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LITE 223
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Shakespeare
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LITE 230
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Bible as Literature
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LITE 211
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American Literature
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LITE 212
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American Literature
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LITE 222
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British Literature II
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LITE 240
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African-American Literature
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LITE 241
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Science Fiction
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PHIL 201
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Introduction to Philosophy
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PHIL 201H
|
Introduction to Philosophy - Honors
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PHIL 202
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Introduction to Ethics
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PHIL 240
|
Survey of the Bible
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HISTORICAL ANALYSIS
| Course |
Title |
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HIST 103
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American Foundations
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HIST 104
|
Modern America
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HIST 104H
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Modern America - Honors
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HIST 151
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Western Civilization: Early Western World
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HIST 151H
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Western Civilization: Early Western World - Honors
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HIST 152
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Western Civilization: Modern Western World
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HIST 152H
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Western Civilization: Modern Western World Honors
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HIST 201
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Global History to 1500
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HIST 202
|
Global History from 1500 to Present
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HIST 210
|
History of Michigan
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HIST 211
|
History of England
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HIST 212
|
History of England - continued
|
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HIST 240
|
African American History
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HIST 250
|
History of Africa
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MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES:
| Course |
Title |
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CP 101
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C++ Programming
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CP 102
|
Visual Basic I
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CP 201
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C++ Programming II
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CP 202
|
Visual Basic II
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CP 210
|
Java Programming
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CP 212
|
Java Programming II
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MATH 111
|
Mathematics for Elementary Teachers I
|
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MATH 112
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Mathematics for Elementary Teachers II
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MATH 132
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Trigonometry
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MATH 125
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College Algebra
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MATH 130
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Statistics
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MATH 141
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Calculus I
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MATH 142
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Calculus II
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MATH 241
|
Calculus III
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MATH 242
|
Differential Equations and Linear Algebra
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PHYSICAL SCIENCES
Select one from Physical Sciences and one from Life Sciences. One of
those courses must contain a lab.
| Course |
Title |
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ASTR 104
|
Introductory Astronomy
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CHEM 100
|
Fundamentals of Chemistry I
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CHEM 110
|
General Chemistry I
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CHEM 111
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General Chemistry II
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CHEM 201
|
Organic Chemistry I
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CHEM 202
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Organic Chemistry II
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CHEM 210
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Introduction to Organic Biochemistry
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GEOG 100
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Physical Geography
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PHYS 111
|
Introductory Physics I
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PHYS 112
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Introductory Physics II
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PHYS 241
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Statics
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SCIE 102
|
Physical Science
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LIFE SCIENCES
| Course |
Title |
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BIOL 101
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Biological Sciences
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BIOL 105
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Essentials of Human Anatomy & Physiology
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BIOL 109
|
Principles of Biology I
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BIOL 110
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Principles of Modern Biology
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BIOL 111 + 112
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Botany + Zoology
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BIOL 201
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Human Anatomy
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BIOL 202
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Human Physiology
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SCIE 100
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Environmental Science
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SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES (select two courses from different disciplines)
Select two courses from different disciplines
| Course |
Title |
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ANTH 200
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Introduction to Anthropology
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CRJU 101
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Introduction to Criminal Justice
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ECON 201
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Principles of Economics - Macro
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ECON 201H
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Principles of Economics - Macrao - Honors
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ECON 202
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Principles of Economics - Micro
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HUSE 290
|
Social Welfare
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POSC 201
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American Government (Federal)
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POSC 210
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Introductory Comparative Politics
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POSC 211
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International Relations
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PSYC 201
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Introduction to Psychology
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PSYC 201H
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Introduction to Psychology - Honors
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PSYC 220
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Developmental Psychology
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PSYC 250
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Abnormal Psychology
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PSYC 260
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Health Psychology
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PSYC 265
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Addiction and Human Behavior
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PSYC 270
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Human Sexuality
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PSYC 275
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Criminal Psychology
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PSYC 290
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Social Psychology
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SOCI 201
|
Introduction to Sociology
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SOCI 201H
|
Introduction to Sociology - Honors
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SOCI 202
|
Social Problems
|
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SOCI 204
|
Race and Ethnic Relations
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GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES DESIGNATION
| Course |
Title |
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ANTH 200
|
Introduction to Anthropology
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BUAD 115
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Global Business
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FREN 202
|
Intermediate French
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HIST 201
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Global History to 1500
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HIST 250
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History of Africa
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HIST 260
|
History of Middle East and North Africa
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LITE 205
|
World Literature
|
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LITE 206
|
World Literature
|
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POSC 210
|
Introductory Comparative Politics
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POSC 211
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International Relations
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SPAN 202
|
Intermediate Spanish
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US DIVERSITY DESIGNATION
| Course |
Title |
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HIST 240
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African American History
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LITE 240
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African-American Literature
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SOCI 202
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Social Problems
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SOCI 203
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Marriage and Family
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SOCI 204
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Race and Ethnic Relations
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