FOUNDATION COURSES. College Writing 3 English ENGL 101A Mathematics 3 Math MATH 10A - 104, 152 - 188, 196 Computer Studies CS 113 B. HUMANITIES & CREATIVE ARTS English Literature 3 English ENGL 101B, 104 - 119, 129, 135 Chicano Studies CHS 106A Women's Studies WS 115 Philosophy 3 Business BUS 166 Philosophy PHIL 101, 102, 106 Physical Therapy PTA 150 Religious Studies 6 Anthropology ANTH 104, 106 English ENGL 114 Interdisciplinar Studies ID 153 Philosophy PHIL 109A, 109B, 110, 112, 114 Visual & Performing Arts 3 Art 100 - 116, 121 - 124, 133 - 134B, 148 - 153, 155 - 158 Business BA 160A/B Graphic Arts GA 109 - 160B Interdisciplinary Studies IS 100 Interior Design ID 150A - 153, 155A - 156 Multimedia MM 102A/B, 105, 110, 114 - 117, 119, 162 Music MUS 100 - 104, 110A - 110D, 120A - 125, 160A - 165 Theatre / Dance TD 100 - 115A, 118 - 119, 130 - 150 C. SOCIAL & BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE Western Civilization / History: Those with 45 or more semester units may substitute any 3-unit history course for one of the above Western Civilization courses. 6 History HIST 104A + 104B Social & Behavioral Science 6 Administion of Xxxxxxx XX 101 - 119, 123, 131 Anthropology ANTH 102, 104 Business BA 102A/B, 110, 139 Chicano Studies CHS 101 - 106A, 112 Early Childhood Studies ECS 300 - 303, 309, 317, 327 Economics BA 102A, 102B Geography GEOG 102, 104 Interdisciplinary Studies IS 110, 120 Nursing NUR 101 Political Science PS 102, 103, 105 Psychology PSY 101 - 139 Sociology SOC 101 - 142 Women's Studies WS 120 D. SCIENCE, MATHEMATICS & TECHNOLOGY Natural Science 3 Anthropology ANTH 101 Astronomy ASTR 101A, 101B Biology BIOL 101A - 109, 130, 140 - 142 Biotechnology BIOT 100 Chemistry CHEM 101A - 112B Consumer Family Sciences CFS 108 - 112 Geography GEOG 101, 121 Geology GEOL 101, 102, 103 Psychology PSY 120 Physical Science PHS 135 Physical Therapy PTA 102 - 104, 120 Physics PHYS 108, 120, 121, 140 - 142 E. GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP Modern Languages: Students who have completed 3rd year level of one foreign language in high school with grades of C or higher are exempt from the foreign language requirement. For majors leading to a Bachelors of Science, Foreign Culture & Language courses (usually taken at
FOUNDATION COURSES. College Writing 3 English ENGL: 1, 31, 70 Mathematics 3 Math MATH: 2 - 24, 32, 52
FOUNDATION COURSES. College Writing 3 English ENGL 1A Mathematics 3 Mathematics MATH 2 - 15, 50, 203 CIS 3
FOUNDATION COURSES. 18 units 1 Lower-division Writing (3) LD WRIT C IP ENGWR 300, 302, 480; ESLW 340
FOUNDATION COURSES. 18 semester units 1 Lower-division Writing (3) LD WRIT
FOUNDATION COURSES. College Writing 3 English ENGL: 1A Mathematics 3 Economics ECON: 5 Engineering Technology ET: 50 Math MATH: 70 - 130, 860 Psychology PSYC: 5
FOUNDATION COURSES. 102F Mathematics Skills Program is a non-credit course intended for students who either have a weak background in mathematics or are returning to the subject after some years. The course enables students to master mathematical operations such as those involving whole numbers, fractions, decimals, percents, integers, exponents, linear equations and algebraic expressions. CH: 0 LH: 2 102N Mathematics Skills Program for the B.N. (Collaborative) Program is a non-credit course intended for students of the B.N. (Collaborative) Program who have a weak background in mathematics and/or have not done mathematics in some years. The course enables students to master mathematical operations such as those involving whole numbers, fractions, decimals, percents, units of measurement, ratios and proportions. CH: 0 LH: 2 103F Mathematics Skills Program is non-credit course intended for students who either have a weak background in mathematics or are returning to the subject after some years. The course enables students to master mathematical operations such as those involving rational expressions and equations, units of measurement, ratios and proportions, formulas, graphs of linear equations, systems of linear equations, basic geometry and trigonometry and number systems. CH: 0 LH: 2 PR: Mathematics 102F 104F Mathematics Skills Program is a non-credit course intended for those students who either have a weak background in mathematics or are returning to the subject after some years. The course enables students to master mathematical operations such as those involving number systems, algebraic and rational expressions, linear and rational equations, formulas, exponents, radicals, quadratic equations and logarithms. CH: 0 LH: 2 PR: Mathematics 103F 10.8.2 Accelerated M103F/M1051 Mathematics Skills Program/Finite Mathematics II 103F Mathematics Skills Program/Finite Mathematics II is a non-credit course enabling students to master mathematics operations such as those involving algebraic and rational expressions, formulas, graphs, systems of linear equations, basic trigonometry and number systems. Mathematics 1051 is a credit course with topics including elementary matrices, linear programming, elementary number theory, mathematical systems and geometry. CH: 0 CO: Mathematics 102F and a recommendation by an MLC instructor resulting in approval by the MLC Director LH: three 50 minute classes and two 75 minute classes per week PR: Mathematics 102F and a recommendation by an M...
FOUNDATION COURSES. College Writing 5 English EWRT: 1A Mathematics 4 Math MATH: 114, 1A - 51, (not 44, 46) Psychology PSYC: 15 Sociology SOC: 15
FOUNDATION COURSES. 18 units 1 Lower-division Writing (3) LD WRIT ENGL 120, 125 2 World History (6) HST: A
FOUNDATION COURSES. As a foundation for graduate study in psychology, Argosy University, Atlanta requires applicants to have successfully completed a minimum of 15 undergraduate credit hours in psychology with a grade of “C” or higher. Within these 15 credit hours, three of the courses must include the following: Abnormal psychology General psychology Statistics or research methods A student who has not completed the required undergraduate coursework prior to admission may be admitted as a student-at-large pending completion of all foundation courses. All foundation coursework must be completed no later than the end of the first semester of enrollment. A student missing foundation courses may be prohibited from enrolling in certain required first-year courses, thus delaying the start of practicum. The foundation course requirements may be satisfied in one of the following ways: • All foundation courses may be completed through Argosy University, Atlanta and or online, if the courses are offered. • All foundation courses may be completed successfully in the specific content area at a regionally accredited institution. Argosy University, Atlanta offers non-credit courses in the above subject areas, which are available to admitted students periodically during the academic year. Enrollment Requirements Students in the MA in Clinical Psychology are required to register for a minimum of 9 credit hours each semester. The most effective way of achieving the program’s objectives is to take the theoretical and practical courses over a two-year period in the order recommended by the faculty. Additional Requirements for Academic Progress Students must make academic progress toward a degree by maintaining a GPA of 3.0 (on a scale of 4.0). All students must complete the program within four years after entering the program. Students must take the Master’s Therapy Practicum no later than the third year after entering the program. Students who re- ceive a grade below “B-” in a course must retake the course during the next academic year or sooner. Students who have grades lower than “B-” in a master’s program courses and are subsequently accepted into the clinical doctoral program will be required to retake those courses. If a student receives an “Incomplete” in a course that is a prerequisite for a course in the next semester, there is a two-week deadline for satisfying the incomplete in order to take the subsequent course. If the incomplete course is not a prerequisite for a subsequent cours...
