Major Requirements. Course Requirements in the Major (students must receive a C- or better in all core courses, and A minimum grade of C- is required (unless otherwise noted) for any course to transfer from PHCC). HPRED 0180 Sport Safety Training PEDC 0202 Lifeguarding HPRED 0209 Personal Health and Wellness HPRED 1305 Kinesiology HPRED 1306 Exercise Physiology HPRED 1307 Principles of Coaching HPRED 1308 Coaching Practicum HPEDU 0101 Current Issues in Community Health EDUC 0204 Introduction to Education -PHCC: ECE 101 HPEDU 1300 Adaptive Physical Education HPEDU 1305 Teaching Leisure Sports HPEDU 1310 Teaching Team Sports HPEDU 1315 Teaching Individual Sports HPEDU 1320 Teaching Health HPEDU 1325 Teaching Dance HPEDU 1330 Motor Behavior HPEDU 1400 Methods of Teaching Health and Physical Education HPEDU 1405 Assessment in Health and Physical Education HPEDU 1451 Capstone BIOL 0212 Anatomy & Physiology I -PHCC: BIO 202 BIOL 0213 Anatomy & Physiology II -PHCC: BIO 204 CHEM 0187 Drugs & Society Math requirement (two courses: Math 0098 Algebra II and MATH 0133 Statistics suggested) 6-8 -PHCC: MAT 110 or higher (excluding MAT 200) EDUC 0204 Introduction to Education -PHCC: ECE 101 EDUC 0215 English Language Learners -PHCC: EDU 225 EDUC 0220 Special Education Law EDUC 0235 Instructional Design EDUC 0255 Readings in Children's Literature or EDUC 0275 Adolescent Literature -PHCC: EDU 120 EDUC 1301 Instructional Technology -PHCC: ENG 255 EDUC 1325 Development of Exceptional Children EDUC 1350 Educational Psychology and Measurement EDUC 1481 Student Teaching Bachelor of Arts in History/Political Science A minimum of 120 credits are required, 30 of which must be upper-level. A minimum grade of C- is required (unless otherwise noted) for any course to transfer from PHCC.
Major Requirements. BBA Marketing BUS 150: Management Information Systems (Only if CIS 100 was taken at BMCC) OR CS 140: Computers, Technology & Society (Only if CIS 200 was taken at BMCC) 3 BUS 201: Financial Accounting 3 BUS 202: Managerial Accounting 3 BUS 320: Production and Operations Management 3 BUS 410: Role of Business in Contemporary American Society 3 BUS 470: Business Policy & Strategy 3 MKT 307: Marketing Communications 3 MKT 330: Market Research 3 MKT 414: International Marketing 3 MKT 460: Marketing Strategy and Planning 3 Subtotal 30 Other Requirements / Electives COL 150: Columba Cornerstone 4 ECO 201 or 202: Macroeconomics or Microeconomics* 3 MTH 134: Business Calculus (STEM Core) 3 Free Electives 20 Subtotal 30 Total number of credits to complete at Iona College 60 Total number of credits transferred from BMCC 60 Total number of credits required for the baccalaureate degree 120 * Both are required, take the ECO course not completed at BMCC F3. PLAN OF STUDY FOR THE REMAINING COURSES OF THE BBA MARKETING Degree AT IONA COLLEGE (SEMESTERS 5-8) Course # Semester 5 Cr. √ Course # Semester 6 Cr. √ BUS 150 or CS 140 Management Info Sys or Comp, Tech. & Society (depending on which CIS course was taken at BMCC) 3 BUS 202 Managerial Accounting 3 BUS 201 Financial Accounting 3 ECO 201 or 202 Microeconomics or Macroeconomics (take ECO course not completed at BMCC) 3 COL 150 Columba Cornerstone 4 Free-Elec Free Elective 3 MKT 307 Marketing Communications 3 Free- Elec Free Elective 3 MTH 134 Business Calculus 3 MKT 330 Market Research 3 16 crs 15 crs Course # Semester 7 Cr. √ Course # Semester 8 Cr. √ BUS 320 Production & Operations Management 3 BUS 470 Business Policy & Strategy 3 BUS 410 Role of Business in Contemporary Amer. Society 3 Free ELEC Free Elective 3 Free-Elec Free Elective 3 MKT 460 Marketing Strategy and Planning 3 Free-Elec Free Elective 2 Free Elec Free Elective 3 MKT 414 International Marketing 3 Free-Elec Free Elective 3 14 crs 15 crs *Approved college core courses & themes may be found at xxxx.xxx/xxxx curriculum
Major Requirements. Course Requirements in the Major (students must receive a C- or better in all core courses, and A minimum grade of C- is required (unless otherwise noted) for any course to transfer from PHCC). MATH 0135 Discrete Math MATH 0140 Calculus I -PHCC: MAT 210 MATH 0150 Calculus II -PHCC: MAT 220 MATH 0201 Calculus III MATH 0202 Ordinary Differential Equations MATH 0206 Linear Algebra MATH 0207 Geometry MATH 1303 Mathematical Modeling MATH 1309 Applied Probability and Statistics MATH 1315 Advanced Differential Equations MATH 1318 Introduction to Analysis MATH 1452 Capstone: Mathematics Other required courses: EDUC 0204 Introduction to Education -PHCC: ECE 101 EDUC 0215 English Language Learners -PHCC: EDU 225 EDUC 0220 Special Education Law EDUC 0235 Instructional Design EDUC 0275 Adolescent Literature EDUC 1301 Instructional Technology -PHCC: EDU 120 EDUC 1307 Secondary Methods EDUC 1325 Development of Exceptional Children EDUC 1330 Educating Exceptional Children -PHCC: EDU 230 EDUC 1334 Literacies Across the Middle and Secondary Curriculum EDUC 1345 Educational Theories and Practice EDUC 1350 Educational Psychology and Measurement EDUC 1481 Student Teaching Bachelor of Science in Psychology A minimum of 120 credits are required, 30 of which must be upper-level. A minimum grade of C- is required (unless otherwise noted) for any course to transfer from PHCC.
Major Requirements. Students graduating with the Bachelor of Business Administration may declare ONE major upon completion of the requirements of the Bachelor of Business Administration degree. Students not declaring a major will be awarded the Bachelor of Business Administration with no major declared. Some courses require additional pre-requisites and students are required to plan their programs to allow room for pre-requisites. Consult UR Self-Service, §24 or your advisor to ascertain pre-requisites and course sequencing requirements.
Major Requirements. POLI 101 American Politics (3) SOC 270 or SOC 327 Race and Ethnicity or Social Inequality (3) SOC 350 Sociological Theory (3) SOC 351or PSYC 300 Social Statistics or Statistics for Psychologists (4) SOC 352 Research Methods (3) SOC/SW 262 Social Welfare Policies & Programs (3) SW 359 Social Work Methods: Casework (3) SW 361 Social Work with Groups (3) SW 362 Social Work Methods: Community Organization and Social Service Administration (3) SW 365 Social Work Practice with Diverse Populations (3) SW/SOC 376 Human Behavior and the Social Environment (3) SW 385 Social Work and Mental Health (3) SW 494 Social Work Practicum (8) SW 495 Social Work Practicum Seminar (1) Total credits to complete BS degree: 67 Total credits to complete BA degree: 75^ ^Includes 8 credit 2-semester sequence in world language courses UNIVERSITY DEGREE REQUIREMENTS: All UWSP students need to complete 40 credits at the 300/400 level and 120 total credits minimum. SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS:
Major Requirements. Part I. Required Core AFR 1XX Introduction to Community Justice in Human Systems AFR 227 Community Based Approaches to Justice CHS 230 Culture, Direct Service & Community Practice CHS 235 Theories of Assessment and Intervention CHS 310 Advanced Interpersonal Counseling Skills 15
Major Requirements. Sociology Core: 12 RM 201 - Introduction to Research Methods SOC 101 - Introduction to Sociology* SOC 302 - Social Statistics SOC 310 - Foundations of Sociological Theory SOC 499 - Senior Capstone or SOC 497 - Sociology Internship Students must complete 3 credits from the following: 3 SOC 490 - Ethnography SOC 491 - Comparative Methods Sociology Electives - 15 credits (six of which must come from upper division elective courses): 6 SOC 203 - Race, Class and Gender SOC 208 - Urban Sociology* SOC 216 - Social Problems* SOC 304 - Global Culture and Diversity SOC 313 - Stratification SOC 320 - Sociology of the Body SOC 380 - Independent Study SOC 418 - Social Movements and Collective Behavior SOC 470 - Special Topics in Sociology ORGD 341 - Organizational Change and Leadership SOC 206 - Sociology of the Family* SOC 207 - Introduction to Criminal Justice SOC 226 - Sociology of Religion SOC 250 - Transformations of Work in America SOC 319 - Self and Social Interaction SOC 405 - Sociology of Culture SOC 406 - Sociology of Education SOC 407 - Sociology of Health and Medicine* SOC 408 - Political-Legal Sociology SOC 419 - The Digital Revolution and the Information Society Electives Free Electives 33 Total Number of Credits to be Completed at CUNY SPS 60 Total Credits Transferred from BMCC 60 Total Credits Required for the Baccalaureate Degree 120 F. COURSE EQUIVALENCIES Students intending to transfer to SPS under this agreement are advised to take the following courses to satisfy BMCC requirements.
Major Requirements. Course Number Course Title NPCS Course Quarter Units COH 300 The Ecology of Public Health 4.5 COH 315 Introduction to Epidemiology 4.5 COH 321 Health Behavior . 4.5 COH 400 Environmental Health 4.5 HSC 410 Informatics for Health Professionals . 4.5 COH 380 HP Planning & Evaluations 4.5 COH 401 Health Promotion Concepts 4.5 COH 412 Injury Prevention 4.5 COH 415 HP & Stress Management 4.5 COH 416 PH & Physical Activity 4.5 COH 417 Public Health Nutrition 4.5 COH 418 Drug Use & Abuse 4.5 COH 419 Public Health & Sexuality 4.5 COH 430 HP Strategies & Tactics 4.5 COH 435 PH Communications & advocacy 4.5 COH 494A Internship in Health Promotion 4.5 COH 494B Public Health Capstone Project 4.5
Major Requirements. (FNUNIV) Students graduating with the Bachelor of Administration may declare ONE major upon completion of the requirements of the Bachelor of Administration degree. Students not declaring a major will be awarded the Bachelor of Administration with no major declared. Some courses require additional pre-requisites and students are required to plan their programs to allow room for pre-requisites. Consult UR Self-Service, §24 or your advisor to ascertain pre-requisites and course sequencing requirements.
Major Requirements. Students admitted under the terms of this agreement must declare a major with the Office of the University Registrar by the end of their first semester of full-time study. The School of Business Administration and the School of Education have their own application process, so students should contact those schools directly for more information. Students are bound by the major requirements in place at the time they declare their major. VCCS courses may be used to fulfill major requirements, if they have a W&M equivalent, as designated in Appendix 1 of the Transfer Guide on the Office of Admission website. Courses awarded academic credit but designated as “elective” may not be used to satisfy major requirements.
