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ProgramCredentialDescription
Accounting BS ▸ 21 coursesDegreeA Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting provides a strong foundation for careers in many aspects of business. source
Accounting Minor ▸ 11 courses—The College of Management offers an accounting minor to students interested in supplementing their degrees with skills in accounting. source
Adult Education Graduate Certificate ▸ 5 coursesCertificateMinnesota has been facing a significant foundational skills deficit: workers lack the necessary skills across various employment fields. source
Advanced Dental Therapy (MSADT) ▸ 14 courses—This virtual service is for prospective students who have application questions that can be answered in 10–15 minutes. source
Advertising Minor ▸ 5 courses— source
Advocacy and Political Leadership (MAPL) ▸ 20 courses—This virtual service is for prospective students who have application questions that can be answered in 10–15 minutes. source
Advocacy and Political Leadership BA ▸ 15 coursesDegreeThe Advocacy and Political Leadership BA is an ideal course of study for students interested in: source
Alcohol and Drug Counseling BS ▸ 22 coursesDegreeHelp save and enrich the lives of people struggling with addiction by studying on campus in Saint Paul to earn a bachelor’s degree in Alcohol and Drug Counseling. source
Anthropology and Sociology BA ▸ 7 coursesDegree source
Anthropology and Sociology Minor ▸ 4 courses— source
Applied AI for Business Microcredential ▸ 3 courses—Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing how work gets done across industries—from automating routine tasks to supporting smarter, faster decision-making. source
Applied Linguistics (TEFL-TESOL) Certificate ▸ 15 coursesCertificateOr are you a homebody, eager to make use of rapidly changing apps and technologies to tutor English in real time from your home office? source
Applied Statistics Minor ▸ 22 courses—Since our world is becoming more quantitative and data-focused, job opportunities in statistics are plentiful and projected to increase worldwide. source
Biochemistry BS ▸ 34 coursesDegreeBiochemists focus on the molecular aspects of living organisms, particularly the structures, functions, and interactions of biological macromolecules (proteins, nucleic acids, lipids, and carbohydrat… source
Biology BA ▸ 43 coursesDegreeBiology, the study of life, ranges from studying the simplest cells to the most complex ecosystems. source
Biology BS ▸ 47 coursesDegreeWhen you study biology you develop an understanding of your own life and an appreciation for your connection to the natural world. source
Biology Minor ▸ 5 courses—The biology minor offers students a strong foundation in modern biological science to complement their major. source
Business Administration (MBA) ▸ 39 courses—This virtual service is for prospective students who have application questions that can be answered in 10–15 minutes. source
Business Administration BS ▸ 16 coursesDegree source
Business Administration BS+MBA (Combined BS + MBA) ▸ 48 coursesDegree source
Business Administration Minor ▸ 7 courses— source
Business Analytics Minor ▸ 12 courses— source
Chemistry BS ▸ 34 coursesDegreeMetro State’s Chemistry Bachelor of Science (B.S.) provides students with a broad introduction to the discipline of chemistry combined with detailed exploration of at least one area of interest. source
Chemistry Minor ▸ 23 courses—The chemistry minor provides students with a broad introduction to the discipline of chemistry combined with detailed exploration of at least one area of interest. source
Child Psychology Minor ▸ 17 courses—The child psychology minor is designed for students who are interested in the theory and application of psychology to children. source
Civic Engagement Minor ▸ 15 courses—If you are interested in changing your community for the better, you may want to consider a minor in civic engagement. source
Co-occurring Disorders Recovery Counseling (Combined BS + MS) Accelerated Pathway ▸ 30 coursesDegreeThis virtual service is for prospective students who have application questions that can be answered in 10–15 minutes. source
Co-occurring Disorders Recovery Counseling (MS) ▸ 22 courses—This virtual service is for prospective students who have application questions that can be answered in 10–15 minutes. source
College of Individualized Studies graduate student course options ▸ 129 courses— source
Communication Specialist Track, Professional Communication BA ▸ 23 coursesDegree source
Community and Applied Social Psychology Minor ▸ 17 courses— source
Community Organizing and Development Minor ▸ 5 courses—The Community Organizing and Development minor is ideal course of study for students interested in organizing, developing and sustaining community, and institutional and social change. source
Computer Forensics BAS ▸ 60 courses—The Bachelor of Applied Science in Computer Forensics is a four-year, 120-credit program offered through the Computer Science and Cybersecurity department. source
Computer Forensics Certificate ▸ 44 coursesCertificateThe computer forensics certificate is a 24 credit program that is designed for students who have already earned a bachelor's degree and would like to re-shape their skills and knowledge in the field… source
Computer Forensics Minor ▸ 43 courses—This minor program is a 24-credit program that prepares students with knowledge in computer forensics, digital incident investigation, cyberspace ethics, and computer laws. source
Computer Information Technology BS ▸ 30 coursesDegreeThis major provides a foundation of both theoretical and practical knowledge in the many aspects of information sciences and technology. source
Computer Science (MS) ▸ 35 courses—This virtual service is for prospective students who have application questions that can be answered in 10–15 minutes. source
Computer Science (PSM) ▸ 26 courses—This virtual service is for prospective students who have application questions that can be answered in 10–15 minutes. source
Computer Science BS ▸ 29 coursesDegreeThe computer science major provides a firm foundation in computing principles, the development of effective problem-solving and mathematical skills, and the systematic application of theory to the de… source
Computer Science MS/Professional Science Masters prerequisite courses ▸ 8 courses—Applicants without a formal degree in computer science must have completed the following coursework with a GPA of at least 3.0 to be eligible for the MSCS or PSM programs: source
Creative Writing BA ▸ 19 coursesDegreeThe Creative Writing program at Metro State University is one of the richest and most diverse in the nation. source
Creative Writing Minor ▸ 14 courses—The Creative Writing minor offers students experience in drafting, analyzing, and editing creative works of writing. source
Criminal Justice and Public Safety Leadership (MS) ▸ 21 courses—This virtual service is for prospective students who have application questions that can be answered in 10–15 minutes. source
Criminal Justice BA ▸ 53 coursesDegree source
Criminal Justice BA with Police Studies UCERT ▸ 23 coursesDegree source
Criminal Justice Minor ▸ 6 courses— source
Curriculum, Pedagogy, and Schooling: Urban Education (MS) ▸ 25 courses—This virtual service is for prospective students who have application questions that can be answered in 10–15 minutes. source
Cyber Operations (MS) ▸ 15 courses—This virtual service is for prospective students who have application questions that can be answered in 10–15 minutes. source
Cyber Operations Graduate Certificate ▸ 8 coursesCertificateThis virtual service is for prospective students who have application questions that can be answered in 10–15 minutes. source
Cyber Operations MS prerequisite courses ▸ 10 courses— source
Cybersecurity BS ▸ 32 coursesDegreeThe Bachelor of Science in Cybersecurity prepares students to safeguard critical information systems and respond effectively to the growing complexity of cyber threats. source
Cybersecurity Certificate ▸ 23 coursesCertificateThe Undergraduate Certificate in Cybersecurity at Metro State University offers a focused, 24-credit academic credential designed for individuals who already hold a bachelor’s degree and are seeking… source
Cybersecurity Minor ▸ 23 courses—The Cybersecurity Minor provides students with a foundational and interdisciplinary education in the protection of digital systems and information assets. source
Cybersecurity Operations (Combined BS + MS) ▸ 32 coursesDegree source
Data Science BS ▸ 30 coursesDegreeThe Data Science Bachelor of Science degree offers students skills and knowledge in advanced analytics, data mining, business analytics, and statistics for generating meaningful insights and developi… source
Dental Hygiene BSDH ▸ 12 courses—The Bachelor of Science in Dental Hygiene (BSDH ) program is designed for licensed dental hygienists who have completed (or are completing) a dental hygiene associate degree from an accredited instit… source
Design of User Experience Graduate Certificate ▸ 5 coursesCertificateThis virtual service is for prospective students who have application questions that can be answered in 10–15 minutes. source
Design of User Experience Minor ▸ 4 courses— source
Digital Marketing Certificate ▸ 7 coursesCertificate source
Digital Media Minor ▸ 26 courses— source
Disability Studies Minor ▸ 7 courses—The Disability Studies Minor provides a comprehensive overview of the history of the disability movement, current issues relevant to disabilities, and an in-depth exploration of resources and trends. source
Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) ▸ 11 courses—This virtual service is for prospective students who have application questions that can be answered in 10–15 minutes. source
Doctor of Nursing Practice, Family Nurse Practitioner (DNP) ▸ 34 courses—This virtual service is for prospective students who have application questions that can be answered in 10–15 minutes. source
Doctor of Nursing Practice, Nurse Anesthesia (DNP) ▸ 38 courses—This virtual service is for prospective students who have application questions that can be answered in 10–15 minutes. source
Early Childhood Studies BAS ▸ 27 courses—Early Childhood Studies is designed for students seeking career enhancements in the field of child development including early care and education. source
Economics BS ▸ 27 coursesDegreeWhile much can be learned from the economic systems of other countries, most courses taught in the Economics BS degree program focus on the western market economy. source
Economics Minor ▸ 16 courses—The economics program area offers a minor in economics that allows students to go deeper in learning how to apply the basic concepts gained from taking the principles of macroeconomics and microecono… source
Educational Psychology Minor ▸ 17 courses—The educational psychology minor is designed for those students who are interested in the theory and application of psychology in education. source
Electronic Discovery Certificate ▸ 26 coursesCertificateMetro State's Electronic Discovery Certificate is a 20-credit program intended for students who have already graduated with an earned bachelor's degree and would like to reshape their skills and know… source
Electronic Discovery Minor ▸ 26 courses—This minor program is a 20-credit program that prepares students with knowledge in electronic discovery, including assisted review, predictive coding, and digital litigation support. source
English as a Second Language Minor for K-12 ESL licensure ▸ 12 coursesDegreeFind your advisor in the English as a Second Language Minor for K-12 ESL licensure program source
English as a Second Language with K-12 Licensure: Urban Education (MS) ▸ 30 coursesDegreeThis virtual service is for prospective students who have application questions that can be answered in 10–15 minutes. source
English BA ▸ 26 coursesDegreeThe English major guides students through the reading, analysis, and interpretation of powerful and beautiful works of literature. source
English for Teaching BS ▸ 36 coursesDegreeThis program is accredited by the Minnesota Professional Education and Licensing Standards Board (PELSB) to meet the content standards associated with teaching licensure in this subject area. source
English Minor ▸ 23 courses— source
English Teacher Preparation for Grades 5-12 licensure: Urban Education (MS) ▸ 19 courses—This virtual service is for prospective students who have application questions that can be answered in 10–15 minutes. source
Entrepreneurship and Innovation BS ▸ 22 coursesDegree source
Entrepreneurship and Innovation Minor ▸ 12 courses— source
Environmental Communication Minor ▸ 8 courses—The environmental communication minor provides an understanding of environmental communication trends, policies, and practices to equip students in a variety of majors with the necessary knowledge an… source
Environmental Science BS ▸ 37 coursesDegreeEnvironmental Science is the study of the biological, chemical, physical and social science principles that govern the structure and functioning of the natural world. source
Environmental Science Minor ▸ 14 courses—The environmental science minor provides students with a broad introduction to the discipline of environmental science, with coursework in biology, chemistry, geology and integrated environmental sci… source
Ethical Game Design ▸ 3 courses— source
Ethnic Studies BA ▸ 78 coursesDegree source
Ethnic Studies Minor ▸ 48 courses— source
Evidence-Based Practices in Corrections Certificate ▸ 4 coursesCertificate source
Family Studies Minor ▸ 9 courses—The family studies minor prepares students to understand family function, structure, and complexity with the intent to increase competence when working with, and on behalf of, diverse families. source
Finance BS ▸ 34 coursesDegreeFinance affects all aspects of an organization, and financial considerations play a role in almost every decision. source
Finance Minor ▸ 27 courses—The Finance minor will equip students with the financial knowledge and quantitative skills to evaluate economic value and risk, and analyze the financial impact of alternative strategies and business… source
Forensic Science Minor ▸ 12 courses—The Forensic Science minor is designed for Natural Sciences majors (Biochemistry BS, Chemistry BS, and Biology BS) interested in applying their scientific knowledge to working in police forensic labo… source
Game Design emphasis, Professional Writing and Interaction Design BA ▸ 16 coursesDegree source
Game Marketing Expert ▸ 2 courses— source
Game Scholar ▸ 3 courses— source
Game Studies Minor ▸ 23 courses— source
Gender Studies BA ▸ 45 coursesDegree source
Gender Studies Minor ▸ 40 courses— source
Global Studies BA ▸ 15 coursesDegree source
Global Supply Chain Management Graduate Certificate ▸ 6 coursesCertificateThis virtual service is for prospective students who have application questions that can be answered in 10–15 minutes. source
Health Communication track, Professional Communication BA ▸ 16 coursesDegree source
Health Systems Studies BS ▸ 14 coursesDegreeThe Health Systems Studies program provides individuals holding a health-related associate degree the opportunity to complete a baccalaureate degree — the Bachelor of Science in Health Systems (BSHS)… source
Health, Humanities, and Community Minor ▸ 42 courses—The Health, Humanities, and Community minor is designed for students majoring in the Natural Science Department who intend to pursue healthcare professional programs (such as medical school, dental s… source
History BA ▸ 65 coursesDegree source
History Minor ▸ 63 courses— source
Human Resource Management BS ▸ 27 coursesDegree source
Human Resource Management Minor ▸ 10 courses— source
Human Services BS ▸ 47 coursesDegreeThe Human Services major (BS), available in fully online, in-person, or hybrid courses, is for students preparing for a career as helping professionals, broadly trained to provide direct service, adv… source
Human Services Family Studies BHS ▸ 22 courses—The human services family studies concentration is designed to expose and engage students in a variety of topics related to family function, family structure and family dynamics. source
Human Services Leadership and Administration BHS ▸ 20 courses— source
Humanities Minor ▸ 13 courses—The humanities minor explores connections among the literature, art, architecture, philosophy, music, and popular culture of a given era or topic. source
Individualized and Interdisciplinary Studies (MA/MS) ▸ 2 courses—This virtual service is for prospective students who have application questions that can be answered in 10–15 minutes. source
Individualized Studies + Masters in Advocacy and Political Leadership ▸ 1 courses—This virtual service is for prospective students who have application questions that can be answered in 10–15 minutes. source
Individualized Studies Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) ▸ 24 coursesDegree source
Individualized Studies Bachelor of Arts (BA) ▸ 24 coursesDegree source
Industrial & Applied Mathematics BS ▸ 50 coursesDegreeThe Industrial and Applied Mathematics Bachelor of Science degree is an innovative and flexible program, offering students the quantitative and computational knowledge and communication skills essent… source
Industrial & Applied Mathematics Minor ▸ 22 courses—The Industrial and Applied Mathematics Minor is a flexible program designed to enhance the quantitative capacities of students pursuing degrees in diverse fields. source
Industrial and Organizational Psychology Minor ▸ 16 courses—The industrial and organizational psychology minor is designed for students who are interested in the application of psychology in an organizational setting. source
Industrial Engineering BS ▸ 44 coursesDegreeIndustrial engineers apply mathematical, scientific, business, and engineering principles to optimize systems and improve efficiency, quality, and productivity. source
Information Assurance BAS ▸ 18 courses—The Bachelors of Applied Science (BAS) in Information Assurance degree program is designed to manage and work with government agencies and businesses to protect their information systems. source
Intelligence and Security Analysis UCERT ▸ 43 courses—The Intelligence and Security Analysis Certificate prepares students to excel in the high-stakes, fast-evolving field of national security. source
Interactive Narrative Specialist ▸ 3 courses— source
International Business BS ▸ 23 coursesDegree source
International Business Minor ▸ 11 courses— source
Learner Experience Design Graduate Certificate ▸ 12 coursesCertificateThis virtual service is for prospective students who have application questions that can be answered in 10–15 minutes. source
Liberal Studies (MA) ▸ 8 courses—This virtual service is for prospective students who have application questions that can be answered in 10–15 minutes. source
Life Sciences Teaching BS ▸ 20 coursesDegreeThe Life Sciences Teaching BS education degree provides students with the science content coursework necessary for obtaining the Minnesota Science Teaching License with Life Science Specialty. source
Life/General Science Teacher Preparation for Grades 5-12 licensure: Urban Education (MS) ▸ 18 courses—This virtual service is for prospective students who have application questions that can be answered in 10–15 minutes. source
Management BS ▸ 19 coursesDegree source
Management Information Systems (MSMIS) ▸ 17 courses—This virtual service is for prospective students who have application questions that can be answered in 10–15 minutes. source
Management Information Systems BS ▸ 30 coursesDegreeThe management of information systems (MIS) and information technology (IT) is a critical challenge for every organization. source
Management Information Systems Generalist Graduate Certificate ▸ 4 coursesCertificateThis virtual service is for prospective students who have application questions that can be answered in 10–15 minutes. source
Management Information Systems Minor ▸ 18 courses—The Management Information Systems minor is useful for students majoring in any discipline that uses technology. source
Marketing BS ▸ 22 coursesDegree source
Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) ▸ 28 courses—This virtual service is for prospective students who have application questions that can be answered in 10–15 minutes. source
Mathematics BA ▸ 23 coursesDegreeThe Mathematics Bachelor of Arts program at Metro State offers rigorous study in mathematics that integrates both depth and breadth. source
Mathematics Teacher Preparation for Grades 5-12 licensure: Urban Education (MS) ▸ 18 courses—This virtual service is for prospective students who have application questions that can be answered in 10–15 minutes. source
Mathematics Teaching BS ▸ 11 coursesDegreeMetro State’s program to earn a mathematics degree to become a teacher is accredited by the Minnesota Professional Education and Licensing Standards Board (PELSB) to meet the content standards associ… source
Media Literacy Minor ▸ 12 courses—The Media Literacy minor prepares students to be critical consumers of the wide range of media that envelops them every day. source
Media Studies Track, Professional Communication BA ▸ 21 coursesDegree source
Mental Health Psychology Minor ▸ 19 courses—The mental health psychology minor is designed for students who are interested in psychological theory and applications to mental health issues. source
Nonprofit Leadership and Management (MNLM) ▸ 15 courses—This virtual service is for prospective students who have application questions that can be answered in 10–15 minutes. source
Nursing Prelicensure BSN ▸ 41 courses—The Metro State University Prelicensure Bachelor of Science in Nursing program is a four-year undergraduate program that prepares graduates to provide holistic, person-centered care to individuals, f… source
Nursing RN to BSN ▸ 10 courses—The College of Nursing and Health Sciences launched a new innovative curriculum for our Registered Nurse (RN) to BSN program starting in Fall 2023. source
Organizational Administration BAS ▸ 14 courses— source
Organizational Communication Minor ▸ 12 courses—The minor in Organizational Communication develops skills in building teams, coaching, analyzing information flow, resolving conflicts, presenting information, and understanding organizational system… source
Organizational Communication track, Professional Communication BA ▸ 22 coursesDegree source
Philosophy BA ▸ 29 coursesDegree source
Philosophy Minor ▸ 28 courses— source
Physics Minor ▸ 13 courses—The physics minor provides students with a broad introduction to the discipline of physics combined with further exploration of at least one area of interest. source
Police Science BS ▸ 19 coursesDegree source
Police Studies UCERT ▸ 12 courses— source
Political Science BA ▸ 9 coursesDegree source
Political Science Minor ▸ 7 courses— source
Practical Ethics Minor ▸ 29 courses— source
Project Management Graduate Certificate ▸ 3 coursesCertificateThis virtual service is for prospective students who have application questions that can be answered in 10–15 minutes. source
Project Management Minor ▸ 4 courses— source
Psychology BA ▸ 20 coursesDegreeStudents completing the BA in Psychology are prepared for careers in many diverse areas including management, social services, research, non-profit organizations, mental health, rehabilitation, publi… source
Psychology Minor ▸ 18 courses—The psychology minor is designed for students who want to document a significant learning in the science of psychology without completing the full major program. source
Public Administration (MPA) ▸ 15 courses—This virtual service is for prospective students who have application questions that can be answered in 10–15 minutes. source
Public and Nonprofit Administration (MPNA) ▸ 15 courses—This virtual service is for prospective students who have application questions that can be answered in 10–15 minutes. source
Public Relations Minor ▸ 10 courses—The minor in public relations gives students the opportunity to develop competence in oral, written and visual communication as well as the critical thinking skills necessary to make strategic choice… source
Public Relations track, Professional Communication BA ▸ 20 coursesDegree source
Real Estate and Community Development Minor ▸ 11 courses— source
Real Estate and Community Development Undergraduate Certificate ▸ 11 coursesCertificate source
Religious Studies Minor ▸ 24 courses— source
Research and Information Studies Minor ▸ 12 courses—Students develop professional level research skills and strategies using research libraries, online databases, print and media collections, special collections and archives. source
Risk Management and Insurance Minor ▸ 10 courses—The Risk Management and Insurance minor provides the student an in-depth study of the risk management process and the operational, legal, moral, and social issues surrounding the life, health, proper… source
Science and Medical Writing emphasis, Professional Writing and Interaction Design BA ▸ 14 coursesDegreeFind your advisor in the Science and Medical Writing emphasis, Professional Writing and Interaction Design BA program source
Screenwriting BA ▸ 23 coursesDegreeFocused on exceptional visual storytelling and inspirational content, the Screenwriting Program at Metro State teaches artistic individuals how to create commercially viable, socially conscious media… source
Screenwriting Minor ▸ 14 courses—The Screenwriting minor is intended for the student who is interested in learning the basics of writing a screenplay. source
Secondary Education Licensure with English for Teaching BS ▸ 19 coursesDegree source
Secondary Education Licensure with Life Sciences Teaching BS ▸ 17 coursesDegree source
Secondary Education Licensure with Math Teaching BS ▸ 17 coursesDegree source
Secondary Education Licensure with Social Studies for Teaching BS ▸ 17 coursesDegree source
Social Science BA ▸ 7 coursesDegree source
Social Studies for Teaching BS ▸ 20 coursesDegreeThis program is accredited by the Minnesota Professional Education and Licensing Standards Board (PELSB) to meet the content standards associated with teaching licensure in this subject area. source
Social Studies Teacher Preparation for Grades 5-12 licensure: Urban Education (MS) ▸ 18 courses—This virtual service is for prospective students who have application questions that can be answered in 10–15 minutes. source
Social Work BSW ▸ 15 courses—The Social Work program has been accredited since 1997 under the Council of Social Work Education (CSWE). source
Special Education with K-12 Licensure: Urban Education (MS) ▸ 33 courses—This virtual service is for prospective students who have application questions that can be answered in 10–15 minutes. source
Studio Arts BA ▸ 24 coursesDegreeThe Bachelor of Arts in studio arts at Metro State University gives students the opportunity to cultivate their creativity while developing marketable skills. source
Studio Arts Minor ▸ 19 courses—Since the beginning of human history, people have had a need to create images and objects. source
Substance Use Disorders Post-baccalaureate UCERT ▸ 11 courses—The Substance Use Disorders Counseling certificate program is designed for individuals who already have a baccalaureate degree or higher from an accredited institution. source
Supply Chain and Operations Management BS ▸ 25 coursesDegree source
Supply Chain and Operations Management Minor ▸ 18 courses— source
Systems Analysis Graduate Certificate ▸ 4 coursesCertificateThis virtual service is for prospective students who have application questions that can be answered in 10–15 minutes. source
Teaching English as a Second Language (ESL) ▸ 24 coursesDegree source
Technical Communication (MS) ▸ 17 courses—This virtual service is for prospective students who have application questions that can be answered in 10–15 minutes. source
Technical communication emphasis, Professional Writing and Interaction Design BA ▸ 17 coursesDegree source
Technical Communication Graduate Certificate ▸ 3 coursesCertificateThis virtual service is for prospective students who have application questions that can be answered in 10–15 minutes. source
Technical Communication Minor ▸ 8 courses— source
Theater BA ▸ 14 coursesDegreeThe Theater Program is designed to provide students with an understanding of and critical appreciation for the basic elements of theater, including acting, directing and playwriting. source
Theater Minor ▸ 8 courses—A Theater Minor can be focused beyond the basic requirements to provide for an individualized study, encouraging the integration of theater skills and tools within many other disciplines. source
Title IV-E Multicultural Child Welfare Program ▸ 1 courses—The Metro State University Social Work program's mission is to integrate the values, knowledge, and skills inherent to social work into an academic program that enables graduating, multiculturally co… source
Urban Early Childhood Education BS for Birth-Grade 3 Licensure ▸ 32 coursesDegree source
Urban Elementary Education BS for K-6 Licensure ▸ 56 coursesDegree source
Urban Special Education BS for K-12 ABS licensure ▸ 35 coursesDegree source
User Experience Design emphasis, Professional Writing and Interaction Design BA ▸ 12 coursesDegreeFind your advisor in the User Experience Design emphasis, Professional Writing and Interaction Design BA program source
Violence Prevention and Intervention Minor ▸ 8 courses—The Human Services Violence Prevention and Intervention (VPI) minor is a multidisciplinary 20-credit curriculum focusing on violence prevention and intervention. source
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ECON 611ECON 611— source
MGMT 699MGMT 699— source
ACCT 620ACCT 620— source
DSCI 681DSCI 681— source
ECON 696ECON 696— source
FIN 601FIN 601— source
MGMT 600MGMT 600— source
MGMT 620MGMT 620— source
MKTG 600MKTG 600— source
MIS 600MIS 600— source
DSCI 620DSCI 620— source
DSCI 630DSCI 630— source
DSCI 691DSCI 691— source
ACCT 515GACCT 515G— source
FIN 511GFIN 511G— source
FIN 550GFIN 550G— source
FIN 550FIN 550— source
FIN 560GFIN 560G— source
FIN 560FIN 560— source
FIN 595GFIN 595G— source
FIN 595FIN 595— source
DSCI 640DSCI 640— source
IBUS 690IBUS 690— source
IBUS 611IBUS 611— source
DSCI 652DSCI 652— source
DSCI 653DSCI 653— source
MIS 671MIS 671— source
MIS 687MIS 687— source
MIS 686MIS 686— source
MIS 688MIS 688— source
MIS 693MIS 693— source
MIS 653MIS 653— source
MKTG 653MKTG 653— source
HRM 566GHRM 566G— source
BLAW 320BLAW 320— source
MGMT 320MGMT 320— source
MGMT 360MGMT 360— source
FIN 511FIN 511— source
MIS 480MIS 480— source
DATA 499DATA 499— source
CHEM 311CHEM 311— source
CHEM 311LCHEM 311L— source
CHEM 355CHEM 355— source
CHEM 357CHEM 357— source
CHEM 361CHEM 361— source
CHEM 489CHEM 489— source
CHEM 479CHEM 479— source
CHEM 479LCHEM 479L— source
PSYC 100PSYC 100— source
PSYC 308PSYC 308— source
PSYC 308TPSYC 308T— source
PSYC 330PSYC 330— source
PSYC 327PSYC 327— source
PSYC 385PSYC 385— source
PSYC 356PSYC 356— source
PSYC 102PSYC 102— source
PSYC 305PSYC 305— source
PSYC 306PSYC 306— source
PSYC 339PSYC 339— source
PSYC 359PSYC 359— source
PSYC 390PSYC 390— source
PSYC 393PSYC 393— source
PSYC 212PSYC 212— source
PSYC 313PSYC 313— source
PSYC 360PSYC 360— source
IDST 310IDST 310— source
COMM 320COMM 320— source
CJS 350CJS 350— source
ETHS 304ETHS 304— source
ETHS 303ETHS 303— source
HIST 309HIST 309— source
HIST 315HIST 315— source
HSER 325HSER 325— source
HSG 384HSG 384— source
IDST 321IDST 321— source
POL 301POL 301— source
POL 304POL 304— source
POL 312POL 312— source
POL 333POL 333— source
RELS 307RELS 307— source
HSCD 590GHSCD 590G— source
HSCD 650HSCD 650— source
HSCD 621HSCD 621— source
HSCD 632HSCD 632— source
HSCD 611HSCD 611— source
HSCD 610HSCD 610— source
WRIT 330WRIT 330— source
HSCD 580GHSCD 580G— source
HSCD 600HSCD 600— source
HSCD 601HSCD 601— source
HSCD 602HSCD 602— source
HSCD 603HSCD 603— source
HSCD 612HSCD 612— source
HSCD 613HSCD 613— source
HSCD 620HSCD 620— source
HSCD 630HSCD 630— source
HSCD 631HSCD 631— source
HSCD 635HSCD 635— source
HSCD 640HSCD 640— source
PSYC 611PSYC 611— source
PSYC 618PSYC 618— source
PSYC 648PSYC 648— source
HSCD 651HSCD 651— source
HSCD 685HSCD 685— source
MKTG 642MKTG 642— source
TCID 574GTCID 574G— source
TCID 631TCID 631— source
TCID 677TCID 677— source
TCID 564GTCID 564G— source
TCID 661TCID 661— source
MLS 600MLS 600— source
IDST 600IDST 600— source
MLS 620MLS 620— source
MLS 690MLS 690— source
MIS 643MIS 643— source
MIS 662MIS 662— source
MIS 663MIS 663— source
MIS 665MIS 665— source
MIS 667MIS 667— source
MIS 675MIS 675— source
MIS 680MIS 680— source
MIS 681MIS 681— source
MIS 682MIS 682— source
MPNA 600MPNA 600— source
MPNA 635MPNA 635— source
MPNA 660MPNA 660— source
MPNA 680MPNA 680— source
MPNA 690MPNA 690— source
NPM 600NPM 600— source
NPM 650NPM 650— source
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NURS 605NURS 605— source
NURS 608NURS 608— source
NURS 647NURS 647— source
NURS 708NURS 708— source
NURS 749NURS 749— source
NURS 751NURS 751— source
MPNA 699MPNA 699— source
PADM 600PADM 600— source
PADM 650PADM 650— source
PADM 675PADM 675— source
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TCID 599GTCID 599G— source
TCID 671TCID 671— source
TCID 673TCID 673— source
TCID 676TCID 676— source
TCID 683TCID 683— source
TCID 685TCID 685— source
EDU 600EDU 600— source
EDU 606EDU 606— source
EDU 610EDU 610— source
EDU 614EDU 614— source
EDU 615EDU 615— source
EDU 630EDU 630— source
EDU 632EDU 632— source
EDU 633EDU 633— source
EDU 635EDU 635— source
EDU 646EDU 646— source
EDU 650EDU 650— source
EDU 651EDU 651— source
EDU 652EDU 652— source
EDU 653EDU 653— source
EDU 654EDU 654— source
EDU 656EDU 656— source
EDU 657EDU 657— source
EDU 658EDU 658— source
EDU 670EDU 670— source
EDU 682EDU 682— source
EDU 688EDU 688— source
EDU 698EDU 698— source
SPED 600SPED 600— source
SPED 601SPED 601— source
SPED 602SPED 602— source
SPED 611SPED 611— source
SPED 630SPED 630— source
SPED 633SPED 633— source
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COMM 103PCOMM 103P— source
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COMM 352COMM 352— source
COMM 372COMM 372— source
COMM 381COMM 381— source
COMM 381TCOMM 381T— source
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COMM 479COMM 479— source
MDST 485MDST 485— source
COMM 350ICOMM 350I— source
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COMM 351COMM 351— source
COMM 351TCOMM 351T— source
COMM 385COMM 385— source
MDST 361MDST 361— source
MDST 420MDST 420— source
MDST 487MDST 487— source
TCID 375TCID 375— source
PSYC 336PSYC 336— source
PSYC 363PSYC 363— source
PSYC 314PSYC 314— source
PSYC 334PSYC 334— source
PSYC 344PSYC 344— source
HRM 330HRM 330— source
PSYC 346PSYC 346— source
PSYC 347PSYC 347— source
PSYC 370PSYC 370— source
PSYC 372PSYC 372— source
PSYC 387PSYC 387— source
PSYC 374PSYC 374— source
PSYC 402PSYC 402— source
CFS 262CFS 262— source
CFS 264CFS 264— source
CFS 280CFS 280— source
MATH 215MATH 215— source
CFS 160CFS 160— source
ICS 140ICS 140— source
ICS 265ICS 265— source
CJS 101CJS 101— source
CJS 210CJS 210— source
CRIM 220CRIM 220— source
CYBR 332CYBR 332— source
CFS 484CFS 484— source
CFS 499CFS 499— source
CFS 345CFS 345— source
CFS 445CFS 445— source
CFS 485CFS 485— source
CJS 305CJS 305— source
CJS 366CJS 366— source
CJS 371CJS 371— source
CYBR 362CYBR 362— source
CYBR 412CYBR 412— source
CYBR 442CYBR 442— source
ICS 484ICS 484— source
CYBR 445CYBR 445— source
MIS 450MIS 450— source
ICS 499ICS 499— source
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BLAW 310BLAW 310— source
CJS 310CJS 310— source
CJS 320CJS 320— source
CJS 344CJS 344— source
CJS 345CJS 345— source
CJS 365CJS 365— source
CJS 375CJS 375— source
CJS 387CJS 387— source
CRIM 312CRIM 312— source
CRIM 314CRIM 314— source
CRIM 316CRIM 316— source
CRIM 328CRIM 328— source
CRIM 329CRIM 329— source
CRIM 367CRIM 367— source
CYBR 521CYBR 521— source
HRM 310HRM 310— source
HRM 370HRM 370— source
PHIL 301PHIL 301— source
PHIL 320PHIL 320— source
PHIL 325PHIL 325— source
PHIL 327PHIL 327— source
POL 331POL 331— source
CYBR 371CYBR 371— source
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ICS 325ICS 325— source
ICS 141ICS 141— source
ICS 225ICS 225— source
ICS 240ICS 240— source
ICS 370ICS 370— source
ICS 377ICS 377— source
ICS 425ICS 425— source
ICS 350IICS 350I— source
ICS 372ICS 372— source
ICS 460ICS 460— source
ICS 490ICS 490— source
ICS 492ICS 492— source
CFS 350ICFS 350I— source
CYBR 350ICYBR 350I— source
CYBR 498CYBR 498— source
MATH 350IMATH 350I— source
MATH 499MATH 499— source
STAT 350ISTAT 350I— source
ICS 698ICS 698— source
ICS 440ICS 440— source
ICS 462ICS 462— source
ICS 611ICS 611— source
ICS 613ICS 613— source
ICS 625ICS 625— source
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ICS 661ICS 661— source
ICS 662ICS 662— source
ICS 663ICS 663— source
ICS 666ICS 666— source
ICS 668ICS 668— source
ICS 612ICS 612— source
ICS 682ICS 682— source
ICS 686ICS 686— source
ICS 631ICS 631— source
ICS 650ICS 650— source
ICS 652ICS 652— source
ICS 664ICS 664— source
ICS 670ICS 670— source
ICS 672ICS 672— source
ICS 690ICS 690— source
MATH 605MATH 605— source
MATH 611MATH 611— source
MATH 615MATH 615— source
MATH 620MATH 620— source
MATH 625MATH 625— source
MATH 640MATH 640— source
MATH 650MATH 650— source
MATH 671MATH 671— source
STAT 621STAT 621— source
ICS 660IICS 660I— source
ICS 650IICS 650I— source
ICS 232ICS 232— source
ICS 340ICS 340— source
ICS 365ICS 365— source
WRIT 359WRIT 359— source
WRIT 251WRIT 251— source
WRIT 352WRIT 352— source
WRIT 353WRIT 353— source
WRIT 354WRIT 354— source
WRIT 357WRIT 357— source
WRIT 358WRIT 358— source
WRIT 481WRIT 481— source
WRIT 390WRIT 390— source
WRIT 324WRIT 324— source
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WRIT 356WRIT 356— source
WRIT 598WRIT 598— source
CJS 600CJS 600— source
CJS 610CJS 610— source
CJS 615CJS 615— source
CJS 620CJS 620— source
CJS 625CJS 625— source
CJS 635CJS 635— source
CJS 640CJS 640— source
CJS 645CJS 645— source
CJS 665CJS 665— source
CJS 680CJS 680— source
CJS 690CJS 690— source
CJS 660ICJS 660I— source
MPNA 620MPNA 620— source
CJS 340CJS 340— source
CJS 354CJS 354— source
CJS 360CJS 360— source
CJS 201CJS 201— source
CJS 300CJS 300— source
CRIM 330CRIM 330— source
CJS 301CJS 301— source
CJS 489CJS 489— source
CJS 490CJS 490— source
CJS 202CJS 202— source
CJS 303CJS 303— source
CJS 304CJS 304— source
CJS 315CJS 315— source
CJS 333CJS 333— source
CJS 335CJS 335— source
CJS 356CJS 356— source
HSVP 300HSVP 300— source
HSVP 301HSVP 301— source
CJS 358CJS 358— source
CRIM 326CRIM 326— source
CRIM 327CRIM 327— source
PSYC 341PSYC 341— source
CJS 318CJS 318— source
CJS 325CJS 325— source
CJS 346CJS 346— source
CJS 370CJS 370— source
CRIM 280CRIM 280— source
CJS 465CJS 465— source
CRIM 331CRIM 331— source
CJS 360ICJS 360I— source
CJS 365ICJS 365I— source
CJS 377CJS 377— source
CJS 382CJS 382— source
CRIM 205CRIM 205— source
CRIM 321CRIM 321— source
CRIM 322CRIM 322— source
CRIM 050CRIM 050— source
CRIM 224CRIM 224— source
CRIM 225CRIM 225— source
CRIM 227CRIM 227— source
CRIM 228CRIM 228— source
CRIM 229CRIM 229— source
SPED 610SPED 610— source
SPED 620SPED 620— source
SPED 640SPED 640— source
CYBR 621CYBR 621— source
CYBR 641CYBR 641— source
CYBR 698CYBR 698— source
CYBR 671CYBR 671— source
CYBR 672CYBR 672— source
CYBR 681CYBR 681— source
CYBR 611CYBR 611— source
CYBR 635CYBR 635— source
CYBR 645CYBR 645— source
CYBR 675CYBR 675— source
CYBR 665CYBR 665— source
CYBR 679CYBR 679— source
MIS 694MIS 694— source
CYBR 432CYBR 432— source
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CYBR 425CYBR 425— source
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MIS 312MIS 312— source
MATH 315MATH 315— source
DATA 401DATA 401— source
ICS 352ICS 352— source
ICS 411ICS 411— source
ICS 412ICS 412— source
ICS 432ICS 432— source
ICS 455ICS 455— source
MIS 320MIS 320— source
DATA 350IDATA 350I— source
DENH 340DENH 340— source
WRIT 331WRIT 331— source
DENH 410DENH 410— source
DENH 300DENH 300— source
DENH 310DENH 310— source
DENH 320DENH 320— source
DENH 330DENH 330— source
DENH 430DENH 430— source
PHIL 321PHIL 321— source
TCID 678TCID 678— source
TCID 378TCID 378— source
TCID 564TCID 564— source
TCID 574TCID 574— source
TCID 577TCID 577— source
MKTG 325MKTG 325— source
MKTG 425MKTG 425— source
TCID 302TCID 302— source
TCID 280TCID 280— source
ARTS 115ARTS 115— source
ARTS 203ARTS 203— source
ARTS 316ARTS 316— source
ARTS 323ARTS 323— source
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SCRW 410SCRW 410— source
TCID 390TCID 390— source
TCID 392TCID 392— source
TCID 393TCID 393— source
TCID 395TCID 395— source
MDST 210MDST 210— source
TCID 303TCID 303— source
TCID 341TCID 341— source
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HSDS 304HSDS 304— source
HSDS 305HSDS 305— source
HSDS 306HSDS 306— source
HSDS 307HSDS 307— source
HSDS 308HSDS 308— source
HSER 303HSER 303— source
HSVP 309HSVP 309— source
DBA 700DBA 700— source
DBA 705DBA 705— source
DBA 708DBA 708— source
DBA 709DBA 709— source
DBA 710DBA 710— source
DBA 712DBA 712— source
DBA 720DBA 720— source
DBA 725DBA 725— source
DBA 730DBA 730— source
DBA 745DBA 745— source
DBA 760DBA 760— source
MN 55120MN 55120— source
NURS 603NURS 603— source
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NURS 610NURS 610— source
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NURS 628NURS 628— source
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NURS 638NURS 638— source
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NURS 703NURS 703— source
NURS 722NURS 722— source
NURS 722PNURS 722P— source
NURS 723NURS 723— source
NURS 723PNURS 723P— source
NURS 724NURS 724— source
NURS 724PNURS 724P— source
NURS 741NURS 741— source
NURS 742NURS 742— source
NURS 750NURS 750— source
NURS 760NURS 760— source
NURS 770NURS 770— source
NURS 721NURS 721— source
NURS 721PNURS 721P— source
NURS 725NURS 725— source
NURS 725PNURS 725P— source
DC 20001DC 20001— source
IL 60018IL 60018— source
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ANES 629ANES 629— source
ANES 634ANES 634— source
ANES 635ANES 635— source
ANES 638ANES 638— source
ANES 644ANES 644— source
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ANES 713ANES 713— source
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ANES 737PANES 737P— source
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ANES 741ANES 741— source
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ANES 745ANES 745— source
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ANES 748ANES 748— source
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ANES 760ANES 760— source
ANES 770ANES 770— source
ANES 791ANES 791— source
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PSYC 425PSYC 425— source
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PSYC 020PSYC 020— source
PSYC 355PSYC 355— source
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EDU 321EDU 321— source
EDU 331EDU 331— source
PSYC 415PSYC 415— source
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PSYC 417PSYC 417— source
PSYC 418PSYC 418— source
PSYC 420PSYC 420— source
EDU 341EDU 341— source
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PSYC 353PSYC 353— source
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ECON 300ECON 300— source
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HUM 364HUM 364— source
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HSFS 338HSFS 338— source
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ETHS 244ETHS 244— source
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ETHS 250ETHS 250— source
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ETHS 350IETHS 350I— source
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HSVP 308HSVP 308— source
HSFS 370HSFS 370— source
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RMI 300RMI 300— source
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GNDR 270GNDR 270— source
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HIST 328HIST 328— source
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PSYC 331PSYC 331— source
PSYC 335PSYC 335— source
PSYC 367PSYC 367— source
RELS 377RELS 377— source
HSVP 307HSVP 307— source
GEO 201GEO 201— source
ECON 200ECON 200— source
GEOG 201GEOG 201— source
ANSO 304ANSO 304— source
ANSO 328ANSO 328— source
POL 321POL 321— source
GLBL 360IGLBL 360I— source
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TCID 377TCID 377— source
HSCI 301HSCI 301— source
HSCI 309HSCI 309— source
HSCI 358HSCI 358— source
HSER 369HSER 369— source
HSCI 410HSCI 410— source
PSYC 300PSYC 300— source
PSYC 311PSYC 311— source
PSYC 345PSYC 345— source
ANSO 305ANSO 305— source
ANSO 329ANSO 329— source
ANSO 320ANSO 320— source
ANSO 321ANSO 321— source
HIST 320HIST 320— source
HIST 329HIST 329— source
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HIST 312HIST 312— source
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HIST 327HIST 327— source
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HIST 355HIST 355— source
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HIST 398HIST 398— source
HIST 340HIST 340— source
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HIST 350IHIST 350I— source
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HRM 530HRM 530— source
HRM 540HRM 540— source
HRM 544HRM 544— source
HRM 335HRM 335— source
HRM 350IHRM 350I— source
HRM 550HRM 550— source
HRM 566HRM 566— source
HRM 585HRM 585— source
ANSO 103ANSO 103— source
HSER 002HSER 002— source
HSER 355HSER 355— source
HSER 353HSER 353— source
HSER 455HSER 455— source
HSER 331HSER 331— source
HSER 320HSER 320— source
HSG 374HSG 374— source
HSVP 302HSVP 302— source
HSER 352HSER 352— source
HSA 362HSA 362— source
HSA 360HSA 360— source
HSA 362THSA 362T— source
HSA 363HSA 363— source
HSA 370HSA 370— source
HSTD 389HSTD 389— source
HSTD 390HSTD 390— source
HSTD 393HSTD 393— source
HUM 360IHUM 360I— source
HUM 386HUM 386— source
HUM 390HUM 390— source
IDST 699IDST 699— source
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PRSP 499PRSP 499— source
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METR 310METR 310— source
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IDST 317IDST 317— source
IDST 323IDST 323— source
IDST 325IDST 325— source
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IDST 370IDST 370— source
IDST 380IDST 380— source
IDST 385IDST 385— source
IDST 396TIDST 396T— source
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MATH 230MATH 230— source
MATH 310MATH 310— source
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MATH 390MATH 390— source
MATH 430MATH 430— source
MATH 350MATH 350— source
MATH 375MATH 375— source
MATH 405MATH 405— source
MATH 471MATH 471— source
PHYS 351PHYS 351— source
PHYS 355PHYS 355— source
PHYS 357PHYS 357— source
PSYC 303PSYC 303— source
PSYC 307PSYC 307— source
PSYC 317PSYC 317— source
PSYC 319PSYC 319— source
PSYC 107PSYC 107— source
PSYC 323PSYC 323— source
IENG 200IENG 200— source
IENG 310IENG 310— source
IENG 320IENG 320— source
IENG 330IENG 330— source
IENG 390IENG 390— source
IENG 420IENG 420— source
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IENG 470IENG 470— source
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DSCI 420DSCI 420— source
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DSCI 440DSCI 440— source
DSCI 455DSCI 455— source
MIS 462MIS 462— source
MIS 467MIS 467— source
MIS 498MIS 498— source
INSA 308INSA 308— source
INSA 451INSA 451— source
MIS 456MIS 456— source
IBUS 311IBUS 311— source
IBUS 312IBUS 312— source
IBUS 350IBUS 350— source
IBUS 490IBUS 490— source
MKTG 480MKTG 480— source
TCID 662TCID 662— source
TCID 571GTCID 571G— source
TCID 674TCID 674— source
HRM 530GHRM 530G— source
MLS 620AMLS 620A— source
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SCED 450SCED 450— source
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MIS 635MIS 635— source
MIS 684MIS 684— source
MIS 328MIS 328— source
MIS 699MIS 699— source
MIS 329MIS 329— source
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NURS 623LNURS 623L— source
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MATH 370MATH 370— source
MAED 450MAED 450— source
INFS 338INFS 338— source
MDST 370MDST 370— source
MDST 371MDST 371— source
MDST 378MDST 378— source
MDST 560MDST 560— source
TCID 381TCID 381— source
MDST 333MDST 333— source
MDST 375MDST 375— source
PSYC 400PSYC 400— source
PSYC 406PSYC 406— source
PSYC 508PSYC 508— source
MPNA 695MPNA 695— source
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HSCI 201HSCI 201— source
CHEM 105CHEM 105— source
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NURS 425NURS 425— source
NURS 466NURS 466— source
NURS 491NURS 491— source
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NURS 456PNURS 456P— source
NURS 301NURS 301— source
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NURS 420NURS 420— source
HSCI 330HSCI 330— source
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PHIL 303PHIL 303— source
PHIL 352PHIL 352— source
PHIL 364PHIL 364— source
PHIL 365PHIL 365— source
PHIL 375PHIL 375— source
PHIL 376PHIL 376— source
PHIL 378PHIL 378— source
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PHIL 499PHIL 499— source
PHIL 100PHIL 100— source
PHIL 102PHIL 102— source
PHIL 105PHIL 105— source
PHIL 106PHIL 106— source
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PHIL 302PHIL 302— source
PHIL 308PHIL 308— source
PHIL 310PHIL 310— source
PHIL 334PHIL 334— source
PHIL 360IPHIL 360I— source
PHYS 350IPHYS 350I— source
PHYS 469PHYS 469— source
PHYS 479PHYS 479— source
PHYS 489PHYS 489— source
POL 360IPOL 360I— source
DSCI 421DSCI 421— source
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PSYC 200PSYC 200— source
PSYC 405PSYC 405— source
PSYC 407PSYC 407— source
PSYC 309PSYC 309— source
PSYC 391PSYC 391— source
PSYC 332PSYC 332— source
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COMM 481COMM 481— source
REST 394REST 394— source
SOC 381SOC 381— source
SOC 311SOC 311— source
MGMT 350MGMT 350— source
RELS 301RELS 301— source
RELS 302RELS 302— source
RELS 303RELS 303— source
RELS 303TRELS 303T— source
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RELS 305RELS 305— source
RELS 306RELS 306— source
RELS 309RELS 309— source
RELS 312RELS 312— source
RELS 314RELS 314— source
RELS 322RELS 322— source
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RELS 344RELS 344— source
RELS 555RELS 555— source
RELS 366RELS 366— source
RELS 390RELS 390— source
INFS 350IINFS 350I— source
ARTS 300ARTS 300— source
ARTS 302ARTS 302— source
INFS 518INFS 518— source
RMI 304RMI 304— source
RMI 306RMI 306— source
MKTG 435MKTG 435— source
MKTG 456MKTG 456— source
FIN 101FIN 101— source
TCID 345TCID 345— source
TCID 346TCID 346— source
SCRW 415SCRW 415— source
SCRW 416SCRW 416— source
SCRW 300SCRW 300— source
SCRW 350ISCRW 350I— source
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THEA 345THEA 345— source
THEA 346THEA 346— source
THEA 390THEA 390— source
MDST 330MDST 330— source
EDU 310EDU 310— source
EDU 415EDU 415— source
EDU 414EDU 414— source
EDU 430EDU 430— source
EDU 432EDU 432— source
EDU 460EDU 460— source
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SSED 450SSED 450— source
SSCI 360ISSCI 360I— source
CSWE 2015CSWE 2015— source
SOWK 552SOWK 552— source
SOWK 321SOWK 321— source
SOWK 333SOWK 333— source
SOWK 522SOWK 522— source
SOWK 341SOWK 341— source
SOWK 542SOWK 542— source
SOWK 360SOWK 360— source
SOWK 351SOWK 351— source
SOWK 391SOWK 391— source
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SOWK 592SOWK 592— source
SOWK 381SOWK 381— source
SOWK 582SOWK 582— source
SOWK 584SOWK 584— source
SPED 490SPED 490— source
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MAED 106MAED 106— source
MAED 440MAED 440— source
EDU 300EDU 300— source
MATH 106MATH 106— source
MATH 110MATH 110— source
ARTS 106ARTS 106— source
ARTS 207ARTS 207— source
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ARTS 140ARTS 140— source
ARTS 301ARTS 301— source
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ARTS 311ARTS 311— source
ARTS 319ARTS 319— source
ARTS 320ARTS 320— source
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ARTS 402ARTS 402— source
DSCI 452DSCI 452— source
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DSCI 451DSCI 451— source
DSCI 350IDSCI 350I— source
SPED 300SPED 300— source
EDU 495EDU 495— source
TCID 575GTCID 575G— source
TCID 660ITCID 660I— source
TCID 672TCID 672— source
TCID 691TCID 691— source
TCID 374TCID 374— source
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THEA 441THEA 441— source
THTR 1145THTR 1145— source
THTR 2150THTR 2150— source
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THEA 303THEA 303— source
THEA 331THEA 331— source
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PYSC 308PYSC 308— source
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EDU 484EDU 484— source
EDU 486EDU 486— source
LAED 440LAED 440— source
EDU 485EDU 485— source
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BIOL 101BIOL 101— source
BIOL 105BIOL 105— source
CHEM 107CHEM 107— source
CHEM 108CHEM 108— source
PHYS 101PHYS 101— source
PHYS 105PHYS 105— source
NSCI 201NSCI 201— source
NSCI 206NSCI 206— source
EDU 345EDU 345— source
SSED 440SSED 440— source
SCED 440SCED 440— source
SPED 350SPED 350— source
SPED 360SPED 360— source
SPED 301SPED 301— source
SPED 302SPED 302— source
SPED 410SPED 410— source
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