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MathematicsWritten CommunicationThe Fine and Performing ArtsThe HumanitiesThe SciencesThe Social SciencesWellnessWestern Civilization and CultureFirst Year and Senior SeminarsForeign LanguageInternational Study/Cultural Study

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Mathematics Competency

Cultural and Aesthetic Awareness/History/Humanities/Political Science/Science/Communication Competency III/Literature

Social and Personal Awareness

Applied Ethics Competency

Information and Technology CompetencyCritical Thinking Competency

Bachelor of Arts in Accounting (BAACC) Evaluation

Degree Requirements Total

General EducationMajor

General Education

Diversity AwarenessDiversity Awareness

For the Bachelor of Science in Accounting

Communication Competency I & IICultural and Aesthetic AwarenessHumanities/Literature/Cultural Aesthetic AwarenessScience

Electives

Degree Requirements Total

Introductory Course RequirementGeneral Education

MajorElectives

General Education

Political Science/HistoryNADiversity Awareness/HistoryNA

Total Required Credits (Will vary depending on selected GE course)

Two of the following courses (6 credit hours): ART 101W, BUA 310, CHM 350, COM 330, ENG 272, GEO 105, HIS 123, HIS 124, HIS 341, HIS 343, HIS 344, MUS 150, PSC 261, PSC 263, REL 129, REL 131, SOC 105, & SOC 306

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ACC 111 4 ACC 205 3ACC 112 3 ACC 206 3ACC 201 3 ACC 305 3ACC 202 3 ACC 306 3ACC 221 3 ACC 401 3ACC 303 3 ACC 407 3

ACC 331W 3 ACC 410 3BUA 340 3 BUS 311 3BUA 360 3 BUS 401 3ECO 111 3ECO 112 3 ECO 204 3

3MAT 161MAT 260 MAT 332 3

3-4MAT 121MAT 162

3-4ACC 203ACC 222 ACC 402 3ACC 302 ACC 320 3ACC 332ACC 360ACC 450

Course #Required Credits

ACC 380 3

ACC 311 3BUS 307 3

PHI 402/BUS 319 3

INF 220 3INF 240 3INF 242 3

CGD218 3

Business Ethics or The Social Responsibility of Origanizations

IS Principles Visual & Verbal Presentations Spreadsheet & Database Analysis

Visual Literacy in Business

Cost Accounting IIInstead of ACC 401 & ACC 407 students could have also chosen to take the following course:

One course in Information Technology:

Operations Management & Quantitative Techniques

Accounting for Non-Profit Organizations

Remaining Courses in BA Accounting from Ashford UniversityCourse Title

One of the following:



Federal Income Taxes IICost Accounting I

Applied Statistics

Tax Accounting IICost Accounting Auditing II

AuditingBusiness Law

Principles of Accounting IIIntermediate Accounting IIntermediate Accounting IIFederal Income Taxes IAdvanced Accounting

Principles of Accounting IIIntermediate Accounting I

Fund AccountingAdvanced Professional Accounting Problems

PrecalculusApplied Functions & Calculus for Business

Intermediate Accounting III

Principles of MacroeconomicsPrinciples of Microeconomics

Finite Math & Statistics for BusinessStatistics

Principles of Finance

Principles of Microeconomics

Intermediate Accounting IITax Accounting IAdvanced AccountingAuditing IBusiness LawBusiness Finance

Principles of Accounting I Principles of Accounting I

Major Course Requirements Major Course Requirements

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MathematicsWritten CommunicationThe Fine and Performing ArtsThe Humanities

Mathematics CompetencyCommunication Competency I & IICultural and Aesthetic AwarenessHumanities/Literature/Cultural Aesthetic Awareness

General Education Introductory Course Requirement

Electives

General Education General Education

The SciencesThe Social Sciences

SciencePolitical Science/History

WellnessWestern Civilization and CultureFirst Year and Senior Seminars

NA

Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration (BABA) Evaluation

Degree Requirements Degree Requirements Total Total

Major General EducationElectives Major

Diversity Awareness/HistoryNA

Foreign LanguageInternational Study/Cultural StudyTwo of the following courses (6 credit hours): ART 101W, BUA 310, CHM 350, COM 330, ENG 272, GEO 105, HIS 123, HIS 124, HIS 341, HIS 343, HIS 344, MUS 150, PSC 261, PSC 263, REL 129, REL 131, SOC 105, & SOC 306

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Diversity AwarenessDiversity AwarenessCultural and Aesthetic Awareness/History/Humanities/Political Science/Science/Communication Competency III/Literature


Remaining GE Categories Not AlignedSocial and Personal AwarenessInformation and Technology CompetencyCritical Thinking CompetencyApplied Ethics Competency

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ACC 111 4 ACC 205 3ACC 112 3 ACC 206 3ECO 111 3 ECO 203 3ECO 112 3 ECO 204 3BUA 220 3 MGT 330 3BUA 230 3 BUS 330 3BUA 310 3BUS 340 3 BUS 311 3BUA 360 3 BUS 401 3

BUA 410W 3 BUS 402 3

6MAT 161 MAT 332 3MAT 162


BUS 303 3MGT 415 3MGT 435 3PHI 402 3

INF 240 3INF 242 3

INF 240 3INF 242 3CGD 218 3

Visual & Verbal PresentationsSpreadsheet & Database Analysis Visual Literacy in Business

Choose one course from the following (3 credits):

One course in Information Technology (3 credits):

Human Resource Management Group Behavior in Organizations Organizational Change Business Ethics

Spreadsheet & Database Analysis Visual & Verbal Presentations

Plus an additional 3 hours of coursework at the 300-level or higher in ACC, BUA, or ECO. 3

Plus the following required supporting courses:

Remaining Courses in BA Business Admin from Ashford UniversityCourse Title

StatisticsFinite Math and Statistics for BusinessApplied Functions and Calculus for Business

International BusinessBusiness LawBusiness FinanceBusiness Strategy and Policy

Principles of Accounting IPrinciples of Accounting IIPrinciples of MacroeconomicsPrinciples of MicroeconomicsPrinciples of ManagementPrinciples of Marketing

Business LawPrinciples of Finance


Strategies Management & Business Policy

Principles of Accounting IPrinciples of Accounting IIPrinciples of MacroeconomicsPrinciples of MicroeconomicsManagementMarketing

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Remaining GE Categories Not AlignedSocial and Personal AwarenessInformation and Technology CompetencyCritical Thinking Competency

Mathematics CompetencyCommunication Competency I & IICultural and Aesthetic AwarenessHumanities/Literature/Cultural Aesthetic AwarenessScience

NADiversity Awareness

General Education Introductory Course RequirementMajor General Education

Electives MajorElectives



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Bachelor of Arts in Psychology (BAPSY) Evaluation


For the Bachelor of Science in Psychology

The Social SciencesWellness

Political Science/HistoryNA

MathematicsWritten CommunicationThe Fine and Performing ArtsThe HumanitiesThe Sciences

Western Civilization and CultureFirst Year and Senior SeminarsForeign Language

Diversity Awareness/History

International Study/Cultural Study Diversity Awareness

School Name Eureka College





MAT 265 3PSY 101 3 PSY 101 3PSY 375 3

PSY 380W 4 PSY 326 39

BIO 281PSY 285 PSY 331 3PSY 286 PSY 332 3PSY 305 PSY 352 3PSY 360

9PSY 203 PSY 301 3PSY 205PSY 206PSY 207PSY 208 PSY 304 3

PSY 314W PSY 303 3PSY 370W PSY 330 3

3PSY 270 PSY 325 3PSY 290 PSY 335 3

2-3PSY 225PSY 372 PSY 311 3PSY 385 PSY 497 3

Three of the following:

Three of the following (Must include at least two from PSY 203, 314 & 370):


One of the following:Psychology Tests and Measurements

Industrial-Organizational PsychologyCounseling PsychologySeminar in Psychology

Adulthood and Aging PsychologyAbnormal PsychologyPersonality Theory

Statistics

Social PsychologyPsychology of Childhood through AdolescenceInfant & Early Childhood DevelopmentMiddle Childhood & Adolescent Development

Social Psychology

Animal BehaviorPsychology of LearningSensation and PerceptionCognitive PsychologyBiological Psychology

Test & Measurements

Counseling Psychology: Methods of Applied PsychologyPsychology Capstone

Lifespan DevelopmentAbnormal PsychologyTheories of Personality

Statistics for the Behavioral & Social Sciences

Introduction to Psychology

Research Methods


Psychology of LearningSensation & PerceptionCognitive Psychology

Quantitative Methods IGeneral PsychologyHistory of PsychologyResearch Methods

EUREKA COLLEGE - BA PSYCHOLOGY


PSY 498 2PSY 499 2

PSY 301 3PSY 333 3

PSY 350 3

PSY 358 3PSY 386 3PSY 433 3PSY 421 3

Senior Thesis II

In addition to #PSY 303, #PSY 330, PSY 311, & PSY 335 students could have also taken the following courses to meet the Counseling Track (21 credits):

# Note: Student can select PSY 303 or PSY 330. One course is required for the Psychology Major. The second course is also required for the Counseling Track.

Social PsychologyPsychology of Diversity

Physiological Psychology

PsychopharmacologyIssues & Ethics in CounselingBasic Counseling SkillsHuman Services Practicum

Psychology Core Options (15 credits)

Instead of/in addition to PSY 304 students could have also taken the following courses (6 credits total):

Instead of PSY 332, students could have also taken the following biopsychology course (3 credits):

Course Title

Senior Thesis I

Remaining Courses in BA Psychology from Ashford University

Instead of PSY 497 students have the option of taking PSY 498 and PSY 499 combined:

EUREKA COLLEGE - BA PSYCHOLOGY

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MathematicsWritten CommunicationThe Fine and Performing ArtsThe HumanitiesThe Sciences


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WellnessWestern Civilization and CultureFirst Year and Senior SeminarsForeign LanguageInternational Study/Cultural Study

Bachelor of Science in Biology (BSB) Evaluation



For the Bachelor of Science in Biology

The Social Sciences

Mathematics CompetencyCommunication Competency I & IICultural and Aesthetic AwarenessHumanities/Literature/Cultural Aesthetic AwarenessSciencePolitical Science/History


TrackBiology Electives


Eureka College




BIO 141W 4 BIO 103 4BIO 142 4BIO 320 4 BIO 201 4

BIO 360W 4 BIO 345 43-4

BIO 281BIO 300W BIO 318 3

3-4BIO 242 BIO 105 4BIO 325BIO 342BIO 370 BIO 205 4

3-4BIO 330W

BIO 4663-4

BIO 241 BOT 105 4BIO 242 BIO 105 4BIO 264 BIO 206 4BIO 281

BIO 300W BIO 318 3BIO 325

BIO 330WBIO 342BIO 370 BIO 205 4BIO 380BIO 466

CHM 131 4 CHE 151 4CHM 132 4 CHE 152 4CHM 220 4 CHE 301 4

MAT 121 4 MAT 227 3MAT 265 3 MAT 332 3

3-5CHE 302 or CHE

318Organic Chemistry II or Biochemistry


At least one of the following:

Plus the following required supporting courses:

Organic Chemistry II or BiochemistryCHM 221 or

CHM 3223-4

Physiology

Developmental BiologyOrganic Evolution

Introduction to BotanyIntroduction to ZoologyHuman Anatomy and Physiology IIAnimal Behavior

General Chemistry IIOrganic Chemistry I

General Chemistry IGeneral Chemistry IIOrganic Chemistry I

Pre-CalculusApplied Statistics

General BotanyGeneral ZoologyHuman Anatomy and Physiology II

Ecology

PrecalculusQuantitative Methods I

EcologyImmunologyDevelopmental BiologyComparative Vertebrate AnatomyPhysiologyContemporary Laboratory ScienceOrganic Evolution

General Chemistry I

Principles of Biology IPrinciples of Biology II

Ecology


Principles of General Biology I

MicrobiologyGenetics

General ZoologyOne of the following:

ImmunologyComparative Vertebrate Anatomy

Human Anatomy and Physiology I

Human Anatomy and Physiology I

MicrobiologyGenetics

Animal BehaviorOne of the following:

Ecology

Introduction to Zoology

EUREKA COLLEGE - BS BIOLOGY


ENG 328 3BIO 301 3BIO 498 2BIO 499 2

PHY 201 4PHY 202 4

3

BIO 340 4BIO 356 4

BIO 202 4

BIO 300 3

BIO 340 4BIO 356 4

MAT 351 4MAT 352 4

*****

PHY 202 4BIO 353 3

PSY 303 3PSY 304 3

Cell BiologyMolecular Biology

Human Biology

Instead of/in addition to BIO 201 & BIO 345 students could have also taken the following course (2 courses total):

In addition to BIO 205, BIO 206, & BIO 345 students could also have taken the following courses to meet the Pre-Physical Therapy Track (37-30 credits):

One Course from the following

Lifespan Development

*******Choose 2 additional courses from the upper-level BIO, BOT, CHE or MAT

Instead of MAT 332 students could have taken the following course:

Instead of BIO 201 & BIO 345 students could have taken one of the following courses covering the Cellular/Molecular Biology:

Instead of BIO 205 students could have taken the following course covering Organismal Biology:

Instead of BIO 318, students could have taken one of the following courses covering Environmental Biology

*****Remaining courses should come from BIO/BOT courses at the 200-level or higher; CHE 301,302,318 or MAT 351

In addition to BIO 345 & CHE 301 students could have taken the following course to meet the Cell and Molecular Biology Track (30-34 credits):

College Physics IICross Sectional Anatomy

Abnormal Psychology

College Physics II

An Introductory Statistics Course

Course Title

Scientific and Technical WritingScience Seminar

One additional course from BIO, BOT, or CHE

Environmental Biology

Calculus II

Remaining Courses in B.S. in Biology from Ashford University

One Course from the following

General Biology Track (33-36 credits)

Senior Thesis/Project ISenior Thesis/Project II

College Physics I

Cell BiologyMolecular Biology

Calculus I


PHY 202 4MAT 351 4

BIO 340 4BIO 353 3

MAT 352 4*****

BIO 300 3BIO/BOT 210 4

BOT 202 4CHE 308 4

Plant Systematics

*****Any upper-level BIO, BOT, CHE, or MAT course (3 courses required)

Environmental Chemistry

Cell Biology

Calculus IICross Sectional Anatomy

Choose 1 course from upper level BIO, BOT, CHE or MAT

In addition to BIO 318 students could have also taken the following courses to meet the Environmental Biology/Ecology Track (28-31 credits):

Environmental BiologyField Techniques Laboratory

College Physics IICalculus I

Instead of/in addition to BIO 201 & BIO 345 students could have taken the following course (two courses total):

In addition to BIO 205, BIO 206, & CHE 301 students could have also taken following courses to meet the Pre-Professional Health Track (33-36 credits):



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Diversity AwarenessCultural and Aesthetic Awareness/History/Humanities/Political Science/Science/Communication Competency III/Literature

Political Science/HistoryNADiversity Awareness/HistoryNADiversity Awareness

Electives Common CoreTrack

Electives


MathematicsWritten Communication

Mathematics CompetencyCommunication Competency I & II


Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and Math (BSCSM) Evaluation


For the Bachelor of Science in Computer Studies - Management Information Systems Track

Major General Education

The Fine and Performing ArtsThe HumanitiesThe Sciences

Cultural and Aesthetic AwarenessHumanities/Literature/Cultural Aesthetic AwarenessScience

The Social SciencesWellnessWestern Civilization and Culture


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First Year and Senior SeminarsForeign LanguageInternational Study/Cultural StudyTwo of the following courses (6 credit hours): ART 101W, BUA 310, CHM 350, COM 330, ENG 272, GEO 105, HIS 123, HIS 124, HIS 341, HIS 343, HIS 344, MUS 150, PSC 261, PSC 263, REL 129, REL 131, SOC 105, & SOC 306

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ACC 111 4ACC 112 3BUA 220 3CSC 135 3 INF 331 3CSC 165 3 INF 431 3CSC 265 3

CSC 301W 3 INF 220 3ECO 111 3ECO 112 3MAT 161 3MAT 162 3 MAT 351 4

6CSC 286 INF 231 3CSC 302 INF 322 3CSC 325 INF 325 3

6BUA 310BUA 311BUA 312

BUA 321WBUA 340BUA 360

Two of the following:

Advanced IS Programming

Programming Concepts

Telecommunication and Networking Concepts

Business LawBusiness Finance

International BusinessEntrepreneurshipBusiness Ethics and Social ResponsibilityHuman Resources Management

Applied Functions and Calculus for Business

Programming in Visual BasicDatabase SystemsComputer Networks

Introduction to Data StructuresSystems Analysis and DesignPrinciples of MacroeconomicsPrinciples of MicroeconomicsFinite Math and Statistics for Business

Principles of Accounting IPrinciples of Accounting IIManagementComputer Science IComputer Science II



IS Programming

IS Principles

Calculus I/Analytic Geometry

Database Management Systems

EUREKA COLLEGE - BS COMP SCIENCE AND MATH

MAT 352 3MAT 320 4

PHI 103 3PHI 302 3

PHY 201 College Physics I 4PHY 202 4PHY 105 4

INF 410 3INF 420 3

MAT 206 3

INF 391 3INF 392 3

MAT 353 4MAT 300 3MAT 362 3MAT 364 3

MAT 270 3MAT 362 Modern Algebra 3MAT 364 Modern Geometry 3MAT 498 Senior Thesis/Project I 2MAT 499 Senior Thesis/Project II 2

INF 391 3INF 392 IS Internship 3

MAT 353 Calculus III 3MAT 355 Differential Equations 3MAT 300 History of Mathematics 3

IS Seminar I

Linear Algebra

Instead of/in addition to INF 322 & INF 325 students could have also taken the following Mathematics Electives (Choose 6 credits total):

Calculus IIIHistory of MathematicsModern AlgebraModern Geometries

In addition to INF 220, INF 331, & INF 431 students could have also taken the following courses to meet the Mathematics Track (28 credits):

IS Seminar I

Remaining Courses in B.S. in Computer Science and Math from Ashford University

Collateral Courses Requirement (7 credits)

In addition to INF 220, INF 325, INF 331, & INF 431 students could have also taken the following courses to meet the Computer Science Track (30 Credits):

Instead of/in addition to INF 322 students could have also taken the following Computer Science Electives (Choose 9 credits total):

Informal Logic

Introduction to Physical Science

Linear Algebra

Project ManagementSenior Portfolio

IS Internship

Formal LogicChoose One

College Physics II

Calculus II/Analytic Geometry Discrete Mathematics

Choose One

EUREKA COLLEGE - BS COMP SCIENCE AND MATH


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Information and Technology CompetencyCritical Thinking CompetencyApplied Ethics Competency


Remaining GE Categories Not AlignedSocial and Personal Awareness

International Study/Cultural Study Diversity AwarenessTwo of the following courses (6 credit hours): ART 101W, BUA 310, CHM 350, COM 330, ENG 272, GEO 105, HIS 123, HIS 124, HIS 341, HIS 343, HIS 344, MUS 150, PSC 261, PSC 263, REL 129, REL 131, SOC 105, & SOC 306

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Western Civilization and Culture Diversity Awareness/HistoryFirst Year and Senior Seminars NAForeign Language Diversity Awareness

The Social Sciences Political Science/HistoryWellness NA

Written Communication Communication Competency I & IIThe Fine and Performing Arts Cultural and Aesthetic AwarenessThe Humanities Humanities/Literature/Cultural Aesthetic Awareness

Mathematics Mathematics Competency


Electives Major

The Sciences Science

Bachelor of Arts in Computer Graphic Design (BACGD) EvaluationFor the Bachelor of Science in Computer Studies - Graphic Arts Track


Electives


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ART 110 3 ART 105 3ART 106 3 ART 103 3ART 206 3 ART 215 3ART 241 3ART 245 3 ART 225 3ART 306 3 CGD 330 3BUA 230 3 BUS 330 3CSC 110 3 CGD 307 3CSC 115 3 INF 247 3CSC 135 3CSC 165 3CSC 286 3

CSC 301W 36

ART 350BUA 334 BUS 317 3CSC 302 INF 322 3Database Systems


Database Management Systems Introduction to Advertising

Darkroom Photography Fundamentals

Marketing

Programming in Visual BasicSystems Analysis and Design

Drawing FundamentalsDesign FundamentalsDigital Imaging for Design

Selected Studio Topics (w/ ART faculty approval)

Digital Photography Fundamentals Photography IAdvanced Digital Imaging for Design Digital Still Imaging

Drawing Two-Dimensional Design Computer Art I

Advertising

Computer Science IComputer Science II

Principles of Marketing Designing Web Sites Web Publishing Introduction to Database and Reports Database Analysis


EUREKA COLLEGE - BA COMP GRAPHIC DESIGN


CGD 217 3CGD 240 3INF 410 3

INF 420 3

ART 110 1CGD 220 3

CGD 221 2-D 3CGD 223 3-D 3

CGD 331 3CGD 324 3-D 3CGD 325 3-D 3

CGD 360 3CGD 497 3

ART 310 1CGD 253 3CGD 303 3

CGD 323 3-D 3CGD 392 3

CGD 432 3-D 3

ART 315 3INF 240 3CGD 253 3CGD 303 3CGD 318 3CGD 340

BUS 352 3

CGD 220 3CGD 221 2-D 3

CGD 223 3-D 3

CGD 332 3CGD 353 3

Publication DesignIntroduction to Public Relations and Promotional Writing Print Production

Instead of ART 225, BUS 317, & BUS 330 students could have taken the following Print Media Electives (Choose one course from the following):

Survey of Graphic Communication Media Writing/Editing Project Management

Animation II Digital Texturing & Lighting

IS Internship

Visual & Verbal Presentations Web Publishing

Dynamic Publishing

e-Business

Storytelling & Storyboarding Computer Animation

Modeling I

Internship

Remaining Courses in BA Computer Graphic Design from Ashford University

Course Title

Animation Track 26-28 Credits)

Animation III

Computer Art II

In addition to BUS 330 & BUS 317 students could have also taken the following courses to meet the Print Media Track (27 Credits):

Figure Drawing Workshop Web Publishing Publication Design Modeling II

Modeling I Digital Video & Audio Animation I

Advanced 3-D Seminar

Instead of CGD 330 students could have also taken the following Animation Electives (Choose one course from the following):

Senior Portfolio

Figure Drawing Workshop Storytelling & Storyboarding Computer Animation


INF 220 3INF 391 3INF 392 3

BUS 352 3CGD 221 2-D 3

CGD 305 3CGD 303 3CGD 405 3

INF 240 3ART 315 3CGD 353 3CGD 331 3

INF 245 3Spreadsheet Analysis

Advanced Web Publishing

Visual & Verbal Presentations Computer Art IIDynamic Publishing Digital Video and Audio

Computer Animation Communication Design Communication Design

In addition to BUS 330, CGD 307, INF 322, & INF 247 students could have also taken the following courses to meet the Wed Design Track (27 Credits):

Instead of BUS 317 students could have taken the following Web Design Track Electives (Choose one course from the following):

IS Principles IS Seminar IIS Internship

e-Business


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Electives MajorElectives


MathematicsWritten CommunicationThe Fine and Performing Arts

Mathematics CompetencyCommunication Competency I & IICultural and Aesthetic Awareness


Bachelor of Arts in English and Communication (BAEC) Evaluation


For the Bachelor of Arts in English - Writing Track

Major General Education

The HumanitiesThe SciencesThe Social Sciences

Humanities/Literature/Cultural Aesthetic AwarenessSciencePolitical Science/History


NADiversity Awareness/HistoryNA

Foreign LanguageInternational Study/Cultural Study

Diversity AwarenessDiversity AwarenessCultural and Aesthetic Awareness/History/Humanities/Political Science/Science/Communication Competency III/Literature



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ENG 120 3ENG 125 3 ENG 380 3

9ENG 261ENG 262 ENG 318 3ENG 264

ENG 265W CGD/JRN 240 3THA 290W

12ENG 314W ENG 325 3ENG 316WENG 361W

ENG 362ENG 363W

ENG 392 ENG 217 3ENG 395 CGD/JRN 303 3ENG 495

9ENG 221 ENG 201 3ENG 222 ENG 202 3ENG 231 ENG 345 3ENG 233 ENG 346 3ENG 272ENG 274ENG 290ENG 310ENG 320

ENG 330WENG 350W

ENG 373THA 282W DRA 101 3THA 283W DRA 201 3

ENG 411W 3

Three of the following writing courses:

Four of the following writing courses:

Three of the following courses, at least one of which must be at the 300-level:

Plus the following:Acting & DirectingTheater Production (must be taken in three different semesters)

British Literature II

International Voices

Media Writing & Editing

Intermediate Composition

Literary Research

Creative Writing

Dramatic Literature IDramatic Literature II

Publishing WorkshopInternship in Publications

American Literature IAmerican Literature II

Rhetoric & ScholarshipPoetry WorkshopFiction WorkshopCreative Non-Fiction WorkshopSpecial Topics in Writing

Nature Writing: A Field CourseWriting for the Mass MediaPlaywriting

Technical Writing

Introduction to Creative WritingIntroduction to Literary Studies

Seminar in American LiteratureSeminar in British LiteratureSeminar in Continental European LiteratureSeminar in Contemporary Literature

British Literature IBritish Literature IINon-Western LiteratureAmerican Nature WritersGrammar and Structure of English

Publication Design

American Literature to 1865American Literature After 1865 British Literature I


Creative Writing: PoetryCreative Writing: Fiction

Seminar in Writing

Classical Literature

EUREKA COLLEGE - BA ENGLISH AND COMMUNICATION

ENG 212 33

ENG 321 3

ENG 498 2ENG 499 2

6 courses (18 credits) in literature courses*

SPE 103 3JRN 211 2

COM 480 3

SPE 301 3SPE 315 3SPE 328 3

6 credits in communication studies**

ART 103 3ART 225 3

CGD/JRN 217 3CGD/JRN 253 3

ENG 225 3INF 240 3

CGD/JRN 318 3JRN 210 3

JRN 211 3

ENG 315 3ENG/JRN 328 3

JRN 310 3

BUS 317 3BUS 340 3BUS 355 3LIB 311 3LIB 315 3The Environment and the Human Spirit

Instead of/ in addition to ENG 201, ENG 202, ENG 345, ENG 346 & ENG 217 students could have also taken the following courses (two courses 6 credits total)

Survey of Graphic CommunicationWeb PublishingIntroduction to FilmVisual & Verbal Presentations

Public Relations Practices & Professional WritingIntroduction to Reporting

Business & Professional Writing Scientific & Technical WritingEditorial & Feature Writing

Introduction to AdvertisingBusiness CommunicationsCorporate Communication StrategiesThe Human Quest for Personal Freedom

Two Courses From the Following

Instead of CGD/JRN 303 students could have chosen 3 credits from the following:

Instead of CGD/JRN 240 & ENG 318 students could have chosen 3 credits from the following:

News Reporting Lab (up to 3 credits beyond the previous requirement)

Instead of DRA 101 & DRA 201 students could have also taken 3 credits from the following:

Speech & Civic Leadership

Photography I

Remaining Courses in B.A. in English & Comm. from Ashford UniversityCommon Core Requirements (12 Credits)

In addition to ENG 380 students could have also taken the following courses to meet the Literature Track (25 credits)

Communications Track (29 credits)

News Reporting LabCommunication Capstone

Oral InterpretationBusiness & Professional Speaking

Senior Thesis ISenior Thesis II

Oral Communication

African-American LiteratureOne Course From the FollowingIntroductory Linguistics

Two-Dimensional Design


LIB 318 3LIB 327 3LIB 332 3PSY 311 3PSY 433 3 Basic Counseling Skills

Peacemaking: A Study of Conflict ResolutionWorld MusicScience & CultureCounseling Psychology: Methods of Applied Psychology

*Must be numbered 300-level or higher. ENG 318 Creative Writing (3 credits) may besubstituted for 3 credits (one course). **Any course with a COM designation, exceptCOM 480.



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Foreign LanguageInternational Study/Cultural Study

Diversity AwarenessDiversity Awareness


NADiversity Awareness/HistoryNA

The HumanitiesThe SciencesThe Social Sciences

Humanities/Literature/Cultural Aesthetic AwarenessSciencePolitical Science/History


MathematicsWritten CommunicationThe Fine and Performing Arts

Mathematics CompetencyCommunication Competency I & IICultural and Aesthetic Awareness


Electives


Bachelor of Arts in Social and Criminal Justice Evaluation


For the Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice/Sociology

Eureka College




CJS 101 3 CRJ 201 3CJS 205 3 CRJ 304 3

CJS 210W 3 CRJ 301 3CJS 215 3 CRJ 303 3CJS 315 3 CRJ 306 3CJS 325 3 CRJ 311 3HED 179 1PSY 101 3SOC 102 3SOC 201 3 SOC 305 3SOC 306 3 SOC 308 3SOC 311 3 SOC 203

3-4PSC 250PSC 315 HIS/POL 303 3SOC 250 SOC 330 3

3PSY 314W PSY 303 3PSY 372SOC 210

PHI 107/PHI 307 3PHI 210/PHI 310 3

SOC 120 3SOC 331 3

CRJ 420 3CRJ 422 3

CRJ 305 3CRJ 308 3CRJ 320 3LIB 323 3PSY 301 3

Psychology of Criminal BehaviorFamilies & Domestic Violence Revolution & Terrorism in the Modern World Social Psychology

Instead of/in addition to CRJ 304, CRJ 306, CRJ 311, HIS/POL 303, PSY 303, SOC 203, SOC 305, & SOC 308 students could have also chosen Five Upper-Level Major Courses (15 Credits) from the following:

Criminal Justice Practicum CRJ Capstone

Crime Prevention

Remaining Courses in B.A. in Social and Criminal Justice from Ashford University

Instead of/in addition to SOC 305 & SOC 330 students could have also chosen Three Courses in Social Justice (9 Credits) from the following:

Instead of/in addition to CRJ 201, CRJ 301, & CRJ 303 students could have also chosen Four courses in Criminal Justice (12 Credits) from the following:

Philosophy of Human Conduct Franciscanism Yesterday & Today Introduction to Ethics & Social Responsibility

Abnormal Psychology

Social Justice & Ethics

The American Constitution Social Justice & Society

Introduction to Criminal JusticePolice OperationsJuvenile JusticeCorrectionsCriminal Law & ProcedureForensics

Crime & Society Racial & Ethnic GroupsSocial Problems

Abnormal PsychologyCounseling PsychologyAlcohol, Alcoholism, and Society

American Government, State and LocalConstitutional LawSocial Stratification



General PsychologyPrinciples of SociologyCriminologyMinority Peoples in the U.S.Deviance and Social Control

Juvenile Delinquency and JusticeCorrectionsCriminal Law and ProcedureCriminal InvestigationFirst Aid, CPR, and Injury Prevention


Introduction to Criminal JusticePolicing

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Information and Technology CompetencyCritical Thinking CompetencyApplied Ethics Competency


Remaining GE Categories Not AlignedSocial and Personal Awareness

International Study/Cultural Study Diversity AwarenessTwo of the following courses (6 credit hours): ART 101W, BUA 310, CHM 350, COM 330, ENG 272, GEO 105, HIS 123, HIS 124, HIS 341, HIS 343, HIS 344, MUS 150, PSC 261, PSC 263, REL 129, REL 131, SOC 105, & SOC 306

6Cultural and Aesthetic Awareness/History/Humanities/Political Science/Science/Communication Competency III/Literature 21

Western Civilization and Culture Diversity Awareness/HistoryFirst Year and Senior Seminars NAForeign Language Diversity Awareness

The Sciences ScienceThe Social Sciences Political Science/HistoryWellness NA

Written Communication Communication Competency I & IIThe Fine and Performing Arts Cultural and Aesthetic AwarenessThe Humanities Humanities/Literature/Cultural Aesthetic Awareness

Electives


Mathematics Mathematics Competency


Electives Major

Bachelor of Arts in HistoryFor the Bachelor of Arts in History/Political Science


Eureka College




3HIS 113 HIS 307 3HIS 123 HIS 103 3

3HIS 114 HIS 308 3HIS 124 HIS 104 3

12HIS 250 HIS 205 3HIS 251 HIS 206 3PSC 150 HIS 303 3PSC 261

HIS 200 3 HIS 378 3PSC 310W 3PSC 362W 3

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All of the following, required of all tracks:

History Track - 24 hours of coursework, including at least 15 hours at the 300-level or above, consisting of the following:

Plus any five additional HIS courses, three of which must be at the 300-level

Historiography & Historical MethodologiesHistoric SkillsThe American CongressAmerican Foreign Policy

American Government (National) The American ConstitutionComparative Government

History of the U.S. to 1865 US History IHistory of the U.S. Since 1865 US History II

Survey of Europe Since 1660 Modern BritainWorld History II World Civilizations II

Survey of Europe to 1660 Early Modern BritainWorld History I World Civilizations I


EUREKA COLLEGE - BA HISTORY


LIB 307 3

LIB 325 3HIS 340 3HIS 342 3HIS 351 3HIS 306 3HIS 310 3HIS 331 3HIS 379 3

HIS 301 3HIS 320HIS 344HIS 312 3

HIS 321 3

HIS 330 3

HIS 335 3

HIS 497 3

ORLIB 498 & LIB 499 4

Course Title

Remaining Courses in B.A. in History from Ashford University

The Cold War World

Instead of HIS 303 & HIS 378 students could have chosen to take the following Upper-level Content Courses (Eight Courses Required-24 Credits):

Social Science Seminar

The Civil War in American Culture

Instead of HIS 378 students could have also taken the following Methodology Course (3 credits):

Senior Thesis/Project I & Thesis II

ORStudents will designate a research paper written in an upper-level content course to demonstrate mastery of learning outcomes. Those choosing the last option will take an additional content area course.

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Recent American HistoryThe Middle EastAsia in the Age of Decolonization & Globalization

The American West

History & Politics of the Vietnam War

World War I

The American RevolutionCapstone (3-4 Credits):

History Capstone

History of American Business

Twentieth-Century Europe

The Atlantic World

Instead of HIS 307 & HIS 308 students could have chosen to take the following courses. These are possible History courses that could be used to meet the Upper-level Content Requirement (Pending Dean's Approval):

History Seminar

American Women's HistoryWorld War II

EUREKA COLLEGE - BA HISTORY

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