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RECOMMENDED COURSEWORK OUTSIDE THE MAJOR. In addition to the required content areas listed above, students transferring into a bachelor degree program at the junior level in Political Science would benefit from acquiring content and competencies in the three areas below. Since not all sending institutions offer courses in these content areas, it is understood that student would necessarily need to fulfill specific requirements of each receiving institution during the junior and senior years. Some of this coursework is covered under the Transfer Credit Framework (Appendix B).
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