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2012-2013 Academic Year Baccalaureate Degree (Minimum 122 Credits) Cumulative “2.0” or Better Required for Graduation COMMON CORE: Analytical Reading/Writing Academic Writing Human Communication Cr. Thnkg./Pr. Solv. Math Physical Education (2 crs.) 14 Credits WRT102 _____ WRT202 _____ CM104 _____ MAT111 _____ _______ _____ _______ _____ AREA DISTR. REQUIREMENTS: 6 Credits I. Fine Arts & Humanities _________________ _______ ____ _________________ _______ ____ II. Social & Behav. Sciences SATISFIED BY MAJOR REQUIREMENTS III. Laboratory Sciences 6-8 Credits _________________ _______ ____ _________________ _______ ____ IV. Am./West. Civ., Am. Govt. 6 Credits _________________ _______ ____ _________________ _______ ____ V. Int’l. Studies/For. Lang. 6 Credits _________________ _______ ____ _________________ _______ ____ ELECTIVE COURSES: _________________ _________________ _________________ _________________ _________________ _________________ _________________ _________________ _________________ _________________ 25-30 Credits _______ ____ _______ ____ _______ ____ _______ ____ _______ ____ _______ ____ _______ ____ _______ ____ _______ ____ _______ ____ Worksheet for BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE, B.S. Dept. of Behavioral Sciences *REQUIRED MAJOR COURSES: Perspectives/Aging General Psychology Introduction to Sociology Research Methodology I Stats/Research Methods II Behavioral Science Seminar ONE of the following: Intro. Physical Anthropology Cultural Anthropology ONE of the following: Social Psychology Developmental Social Theory Contemporary Social Theory Behavioral Science Electives _____________________ _____________________ _____________________ _____________________ *CONCENTRATION COURSES: Anthropology: Intro. To Physical Anthropology Cultural Anthropology FOUR of the following: Archeology Food and Culture Applied Anthropology Adv. Physical Anthropology Culture and Personality Anthropology of Religion Anthropology of Aging Topics in Cultural Anthropology Anthropology/Medicine Internship in Anthropology 24 Credits GER100 ____ PSY100 ____ SOC100 ____ SOC335 ____ SOC336 ____ BEH490 ____ ANT210 ____ ANT220 ____ PSY243 ____ SOC230 ____ SOC235 ____ 12 Credits _______ ____ _______ ____ _______ ____ _______ ___ 18-21 Credits ANT210 _____ ANT220 _____ ANT230 _____ ANT300 _____ ANT302 _____ ANT310 _____ ANT325 _____ ANT330 _____ ANT350 _____ ANT390 _____ ANT392 _____ ANT495 _____ ANT496 _____ *A grade of “2.0” or better is required. Students cannot have more than one Behavioral Science course with a grade less than “2.0”. Students are required to complete a minimum of 18 credits in major and concentration courses at YCP. *CONCENTRATION COURSES (continued): Applied Behavioral Sciences: Urban Sociology SOC340 _____ Program Design/Evaluation SOC355 _____ Population Trends SOC410 _____ Grant Writing Non-Profit Agencies SOC415 _____ ONE of the following: Principles of Management MGT150 _____ Principles of Marketing MKT100 _____ And ONE of the following: Organizational Behavior OBD225 _____ Ind. Organizational Psychology PSY363 _____ Sociology of Organizations SOC310 _____ Gerontology: Social Aspects of Aging GER215 _____ Psychological Aspects of Aging GER312 _____ Ethical Aspects of Aging GER316 _____ Health/Later Years GER410 _____ Internship BEH495 _____ ONE or TWO of the following: ANT350, BIO106, BIO112, GER320, GER330, GER390/391/392, GER498/499, HIS205, HCC225, MGT150, MKT100, NUR201, PS151, REC101, REC400, RT105, SOC225, SOC240, SOC345, SOC415, WGS225 ___________________________ _______ _____ ___________________________ _______ _____ Human Services: Internship BEH495 _____ Theory/Pol. Human Serv. Prof. SOC240 _____ Human Services Techniques SOC345 _____ Program Design/Evaluation SOC355 _____ Grant Writing Non-Prof. Agencies SOC415 _____ ONE of the following: Child and Adolescent Dev PSY221 ____ Psychological Aspects of Aging GER312 ____ And ONE of the following: Juvenile Delinquency CJA110 _____ Working with Older Adults GER320 _____ Working with Children/Youth SOC305 _____ NAME ___________________________ All courses must be completed with a minimum “2.0” grade. Courses may not be taken on a pass/fail basis. A minimum of 12 credits of the Area Distribution Requirements must be at the 200-level or above. Courses may not be taken on a pass/fail basis. See Registrar’s Office for official list of courses. Six credits are to be taken in one of these two areas; if foreign language is selected, six credits must be in one language. Requirements listed apply to students who matriculate into or declare this major during the 2012-2013 academic year. _______________________ (Signed) Faculty Advisor _____ Date _______________________ (Signed) Dept. Chair _____ Date
