Fall Semester Spring Semester Sample Clauses

Fall Semester Spring Semester. 1114 General Biology 1114 General Zoology 1113 English Composition I 1114 General Chemistry I 1513 College Algebra or 2825 Calculus and Analytical Geometry I 1213 English Composition II 1001 Freshman Seminar xxx3 Communication Course (Computer literacy) xxx3 U.S. Government or U.S. History course (6 total hours required) 14 Hours 14-17 Hours Sophomore Year Fall Semester Spring Semester 1214 General Botany 3634 Human Physiology 1214 General Chemistry II xxx3 Government or History Course 3245 or 2184 Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy or Human Anatomy xxx3 Humanities and Social Science Course (12 hours required – one course form 3 sections) xxx3 Communication Course (Speech or Language)* 3114 Organic Chemistry I xxx3 Humanities and Social Science course (12 hours required – one course from 3 sections 1513 Nutrition 15 - 19 Hours 17 Hours Junior Year Fall Semester Spring Semester 3434 Genetics xxx4 Biology Upper Level Elective Course (i.e., Human Physiology, Organismal Course, Mammalogy, Ornithology, Herpetology) 4313 Cell and Molecular Biology 1214 General Physics II 1114 General Physics I xxx3 Humanities and Social Sciences 4114 Organic Chemistry II 4414 General Ecology xxx3 Humanities and Social Sciences 4881 Seminar 18 Hours 16 Hours *See Current Catalog for General Education Requirements for selection FIRST YEAR AT OSU COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE Fall: BMF I - Biochemistry - 2 hours credit BMF II - Medical Genetics, Molecular Biology, Developmental Anatomy - 3 hours credit BMF III - Cell/ Tissue Biology - 2 hours credit BMF VI - Pharmacology - 1 hour credit Clinical Anatomy - 5 hours credit Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine I - 2 hours credit Medical Sciences (Physiology) - 4 hours credit Spring: BMF IV - Medical Immunology - 1 hour credit BMF V - Medical Microbiology - 3 hour credit Cardiovascular System - 4 hours credit Respiratory System - 3 hours credit Hematology System - 3 hours credit Genitourinary System - 3 hours credit Clinical Skills I - 4 hours credit
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Fall Semester Spring Semester. Changes made without a fee August 26, 2021 – September 3, 2021 January 10, 2022 – January 14, 2022 $50 change fee assessed September 4, 2021 – September 17, 2021 January 15, 2022 – January 28, 2022 No changes allowed On or after September 18, 2021 On or after January 29, 2022
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Fall Semester Spring Semester. CHEF 1120 Introduction to Hospitality 3 HOSP 1200 Food & Beverage Management 3 ENGL 1010 Intro to Writing (EN) 3 MATH 1030 or 1050 (QL)* 3 American Institutions (AI) 3 Communication (CM) 3 Fine Arts (FA) 3 Humanities (HU) 3 Social Science (SS) 3 MGT 2050 Legal Environment of Business* 3 Total 15 Total 15 Second Year Fall Semester Spring Semester HOSP 2400 Event Planning & Management ** 3 HOSP 2500 Hotel Operations Management 3 CSIS 2010 Business Computer Proficiency 3 MGT 2040 Business Statistics 4 ACCT 2010 Survey of Financial Accounting 3 ENGL 2010 Intermediate Writing (EN) 3 International & Global (IG) 3 Physical Science (PS) 3 Lifelong Wellness (LW) 1 Life Sciences (LS) 3 MGT 1600 Management Essentials* 3 Total 16 Total 16 *Indicates course specific to U of U transfer **OAPR 2101 or 2320 may be considered as a substitution exception for U of U entry requirements. See Associate Xxxx or Academic Advisor for details. Bachelor of Science – Parks, Recreation, and Tourism Sustainable Tourism and Hospitality Management Emphasis Transfer Pathway 2023-24 Catalog Year This guide is subject to change and should be used in consultation with an academic advisor. Third Year Fall Semester Spring Semester PRT 3310 Leisure Behavior and Human Div. 3 PRT 5610 International Tourism 3 PRT 3203 Hospitality Accounting 3 PRT 3205 Hospitality Supervision 3 PRT 2101 Foundations of PRT 3 PRT 3211 PRT Experiences and Service Mark. 3 PRT 2320 Recreation Programming and Leadership 4 PRT 5875 Sustainable Tourism & Protected Area Manage. 3 General Elective 2 General Elective 3 Total 15 Total 15 Summer Semester PRT 3780 Program and Service Evaluation in PRT 3 Fourth Year Fall Semester Spring Semester PRTL 1500 Special Topics 2 PRT 4828 The Senior Internship 12 PRT 5460 Electronic Marketing for PRT Services 3 PRT 5395 Financial Management in PRT 3 PRT 5855 or approved hospitality elective 3 PRT 3101 Professional Preparation in PRT 1 General Elective 3
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Fall Semester Spring Semester. All Access Meal Plan + $100 Flex ❑ $2,680 ❑ $2,680 14 Meals per week + $300 flex ❑ $2,680 ❑ $2,680 175 Block Meals + $100 Flex ❑ $1,315 ❑ $1,1315 120 Block Meals + $100 Flex ❑ $975 ❑ $975 100 Block Meals + $100 Flex ❑ $860 ❑ $860 50 Block Meals + $100 Flex ❑ $495 ❑ $495
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Fall Semester Spring Semester. All Access Meal Plan + $100 Flex  $2,560  $2,560 14 Meals per week + $300 flex  $2,560  $2,560 175 Block Meals + $100 Flex  $1,225  $1,225 120 Block Meals + $100 Flex  $910  $910 100 Block Meals + $100 Flex  $800  $800 50 Block Meals + $100 Flex  $463  $463 25 Block Meals + $100 Flex Flex-Only Plans:  $288  $288 $100 Flex  $100  $100 $300 Flex  $300  $300 $500 Flex  $500  $500 Student Name: ID Number: (please print) I have read and understand this Meal Plan Agreement. Signature: Date:  I wish to decline my existing plan. Signature: Date:
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Fall Semester Spring Semester. Changes made without a fee July through the first 14 days of the semester. This includes holidays and weekends. December through the first 14 days of the semester. This includes holidays and weekends. No changes allowed After the 14th day of the term. After the 14th day of the term.
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