Accounting Honors, B.S.

Discipline E: Speech

Students must pass ENGL 101  and ENGL 102  with grade of “C” or above before taking ENGL 203 .

• ENGL 203 Fundamentals of Contemporary Speech Credit: 3

Discipline A: Arts

One course from: Discipline A or Discipline D below.

• ARTS 101 Exploration of the Visual Arts Credit: 3
• ARTS 310 African American Art History Credit: 3
• MUSI 100 Rudiments of Music Credit: 3
• MUSI 101 Introduction to Music Credit: 3
• MUSI 109 Introduction to Jazz History Credit: 3

Discipline D: Literature

• ENGL 204 Introduction to Fiction Credit: 3
• ENGL 205 Introduction to Drama Credit: 3
• ENGL 206 Introduction to Poetry Credit: 3
• ENGL 207 Introduction to Creative Writing Credit: 3

Discipline B: History

One course from:

• HIST 101 History of World Civilization I Credit: 3
• HIST 102 History of World Civilization II Credit: 3
• HIST 201 History of American Civilization I Credit: 3
• HIST 202 History of American Civilization II Credit: 3
• PHIL 201 Introduction to Logic Credit: 3

Discipline A: Social Sciences

• GEOG 201 The World Geography I Credit: 3
• GEOG 202 The World Geography II Credit: 3
• HIST 101 History of World Civilization I Credit: 3
• HIST 102 History of World Civilization II Credit: 3
• HIST 201 History of American Civilization I Credit: 3
• HIST 202 History of American Civilization II Credit: 3
• PHIL 201 Introduction to Logic Credit: 3
• POLI 200 Introduction to American Government Credit: 3
• POLI 220 Introduction to Political Behavior Credit: 3
• POLI 342 Urban Politics Credit: 3
• SOCI 101 Introduction to Sociology Credit: 3

Discipline B: Behavioral Sciences

• CRJS 101 Introduction to Criminal Justice Credit: 3
• HUEC 203 Human Development: A Lifespan Perspective Credit: 3
• HUEC 220 Perspectives on Aging Credit: 3
• HUEC 361 Contemporary Family Issues Credit: 3
• PSYC 100 Introduction to Psychology Credit: 3
• SOCI 201 Social Problems Credit: 3

Additional Requirements:

In addition, students must take 6 credits from foreign language or approved international liberal arts courses: Languages: Arabic, Chinese, French, Spanish, American Sign Language, Russian International Liberal Arts:

• ARTS 211 Art History I Credit: 3
• ARTS 212 Art History II Credit: 3
• ENGL 317 Shakespeare Credit: 3
• ENGL 321 English Literature I Credit: 3
• ENGL 322 English Literature II Credit: 3
• ENGL 324 Literature and Film Credit: 3
• ENGL 328 World Literature I Credit: 3
• ENGL 329 World Literature II Credit: 3
• ENGL 332 The African Writer Credit: 3
• ENGL 346 History of the English Language Credit: 3
• ENGL 347 Adolescent and Adult Literature Credit: 3
• GEOG 201 The World Geography I Credit: 3
• GEOG 202 The World Geography II Credit: 3
• HIST 101 History of World Civilization I Credit: 3
• HIST 102 History of World Civilization II Credit: 3
• HIST 150 History of Philosophy Credit: 3
• HIST 200A Introduction to Modern African History Credit: 3
• HIST 275 Swahili: History, People, Language Credit: 3
• HIST 350 Contemporary World Issues Credit: 3
• HIST 351 Latin America Credit: 3
• HIST 360 Ancient African History Credit: 3
• HIST 361 African History After 1800 Credit: 3
• MUSI 161 Survey of World Music Credit: 3
• MUSI 313 Music History and Literature I Credit: 2
• MUSI 314 Music History and Literature II Credit: 2
• PHIL 201 Introduction to Logic Credit: 3
• PHIL 202 Ethics Credit: 3
• POLI 311 Comparative Political Systems Credit: 3
• POLI 312 International Relations Credit: 3
• SOCI 201 Social Problems Credit: 3
• SOCI 303 Social Inequality Credit: 3
• TMGT 306 Ecological & Cultural Tourism Credit: 3