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Major Programs of Study

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College of Agricultural Sciences

AGBU Agricultural Business
AGEC Agricultural Economics
AGED Agricultural Education
ANIM Animal Science
EQSC Equine Science
HORT Horticulture
LDA0 Pre-Landscape Architecture
LDAR Landscape Architecture
LAND Landscape Horticulture
SOCR Soil and Crop Sciences

College of Applied Human Sciences

APAM Apparel and Merchandising
CTMG Construction Management
FACS Family and Consumer Sciences
FESA Fire and Emergency Services Administration
HAES Health and Exercise Science
HDFS Human Development and Family Studies
INTD Interior Design
NAFS Nutrition and Food Science
RARM Restaurant and Resort Management
SOWK Social Work

College of Business

BUSA Business Administration (Accounting, Finance-Real Estate, Computer Information Systems, Marketing, Organizational Management)

College of Engineering

CBEG Chemical and Biological Engineering
CIVE Civil Engineering
CPEG Computer Engineering
EGSC Engineering Science
ELEG Electrical Engineering
ENVE Environmental Engineering
MECH Mechanical Engineering
OPEG Engineering Open Option

College of Liberal Arts

ANTH Anthropology
ARTI Art (B.A.)
ARTM Art (B.F.A.)
CMST Communication Studies
ECON Economics
ENGL English
HIST History
JATC Journalism and Technical Communication
LBAR Liberal Arts
LLAC Languages, Literatures, and Cultures
MUS0 Pre-Music
MUSC Music (B.M.)
MUSI Music (B.A.)
PHIL Philosophy
POLS Political Science
PRFA Performing Arts
SOCI Sociology

Warner College of Natural Resources

FRST Forestry
FWCB Fish, Wildlife and Conservation Biology
GEOL Geology
NRMG Natural Resources Management
NRRT Natural Resource Recreation and Tourism
RGEC Rangeland Ecology
WRSC  Watershed Science

College of Natural Sciences

APCT Applied Computing Technology
BCHM Biochemistry
BLSC Biological Science
CHEM Chemistry
CPSC Computer Science
MATH Mathematics
NSCI Natural Sciences
PHYS Physics
PSYC Psychology
ZOOL Zoology

College of Vet. Medicine and Biomed. Sciences

BIOM Biomedical Science
EVHL Environmental Health
MICR Microbiology

Intra-University Programs

UNAG Undeclared Agricultural Interest
UNBU Undeclared Business/Applied Business Interest
UNDL Undeclared
UNEG Undeclared Physical/Mathematical Sciences/Engineering Interest
UNHS Undeclared Human/Social Sciences Interest
UNLA Undeclared Arts & Humanities/Communication Design Interest
UNLS Undeclared Health/Life Sciences Interest
UNNR Undeclared Environmental/Natural Resources Interest

 

MAJOR CONTROLS 2008-2009 *NOT UPDATED YET*

1Landscape Architecture – Students are placed in Pre-Landscape and must fill-out an application and submit a portfolio to take LAND230.
2Art – 2.5 cumulative GPA on a minimum of 12 CSU credits.

3Music – Students are placed in Pre-Music and need a minimum of C grades in music courses used for major. Auditions are required in area of specialty.

4Technical Journalism – 2.9 cumulative GPA on a minimum of 12 CSU credits.
JTC100 (Intro to Mass Media) and JTC210 (Newswriting) and earn at least a B in one course and nothing less than a C in the other.

5Apparel Design – A 2.5 cumulative GPA.
AM143 (Intro to Apparel Design).
A portfolio review.
Students must satisfactory complete course work and participation in a selective design activity during spring semester.

6Interior Design – A 2.5 GPA cumulative GPA.
INTD129 (Intro to Interior Design) and INTD166 (Visual Communication & Sketching).
 ART101 (Visual Form) and CON151 (Construction Material & Methods) must be completed prior to fall of the sophomore year.
Students must satisfactorily complete course work and participate in a selective design activity during spring semester.

7Business Administration – A 3.0 GPA on a minimum of 15 graded credits at CSU.
MATH141 (Calculus in Management Science) and ECON202 (Microeconomics) with a grade of a B- or better in both courses.

8Construction Management – Students are placed into Pre-Construction Management.
A 2.75 GPA on a minimum of 15 graded credits at CSU.
CON101 (Intro to Construction Management) and CO150 (College Composition) with a grade of a B or better in both courses.
 MATH125 (Numerical Trigonometry) with a grade of a C or better.
Department will determine space availability & admissions into program

9Restaurant & Resort Management – A 2.7 cumulative GPA.
CHEM107 (Fundamentals of Chemistry) and FSHN150 (Intro. to Nutrition) with a grade of a C- or better in both courses.

10Biological Sciences & Zoology – A 2.0 cumulative GPA. A grade of a C or better in the following three areas:
1) One year of Biology – LIFE102 (Attributes of Living Systems) and LIFE103 (Biology of Organisms – Animals & Plants) OR one semester each of Botany and Zoology – BZ110/111 (Principles of Animal Biology/Lab) and BZ120 (Principles of Plant Biology).
2) One year of Chemistry – CHEM111/112 (General Chem. I/Lab) and CHEM113/114 (General Chem. II/Lab).
3) Readiness for Calculus  with a minimum of MATH117 & 118 (College Algebra I & II) OR MATH124 & 126 (College Trig and Functions).

11Biomedical Sciences –A 3.3 cumulative GPA on fewer than 60 credits.
LIFE102 (Attributes of Living Systems) and CHEM111/112 (General Chem. I/Lab) with a grade of a B or better in both courses.
Students who meet criteria are placed into Undeclared Life Sciences (UNLS) and department will determine space availability and admissions into the program.

12Human Development & Family Studies – Registered for OR completion of PSY100 (General Psychology) and SOC100 (Intro. to Sociology).

13History (Educational Licensure in Social Studies) - A 3.0 cumulative GPA.

14Political Science – A 2.0 cumulative GPA.
Two Political Science courses with at least a B in one course and a C in the other.

15Chemical Engineering – A 2.3 cumulative GPA on a minimum of 16 CSU credits.
MATH160 (Calculus I), PH141 (Physics I), and CHEM111/112 (General Chem. I/Lab) with at least a B in one course and nothing less than a C in the others two courses. 

16Civil, Environmental & Engineering Science- A 2.3 cumulative GPA on a minimum of 16 CSU credits.
MATH160 (Calculus I), PH141 (Physics I) or CHEM111/112 (General Chem. I/Lab) with at least a B in one course and nothing less than a C in the other course.  

17Computer & Electrical Engineering- A 2.3 cumulative GPA on a minimum of 16 CSU credits.
MATH160 (Calculus I) and PH141 (Physics I) with nothing less than a B in both courses. 

18Computer Science – A 2.5 cumulative GPA.
MATH160 (Calculus I) and CS160 (Java Programming) with a grade of a C or better in both courses.

19Mechanical Engineering – A 2.75 cumulative GPA. On a minimum of 16 CSU credits.
MATH160 (Calculus I), PH141 (Physics I) or CHEM111/112 (General Chem. I/Lab) with at least a B in one course and nothing less than a C in the other course. 


Last Updated 6/4/09