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UNDERGRADUATE MAJOR: Social and Behavioral Sciences CREDITS REQUIRED IN MAJOR INCLUDING REQUIRED AND PREREQUISITE COURSES: FOUNDATION/REQUIRED MAJOR COURSES: 28 COURSE NUMBER COURSE NAME CREDITS PREREQUISITES LCC 150 SBS/HRD 200 Statistics for Informed Decision Multicultural Human Development 3 3 Must meet Math Readiness SBS 300 or SBS 310 SBS 329 LAC 269 LAC 370 LCC 413 SBS 440 LAC 447 LCC 480 Deviance and Social Control Childhood and Society Research Methods Exploring Careers Toward a Global Ethics Job Search Applied Social Policy Internship Senior Seminar 3 None 3 1.5 4 1.5 3 3 3 LCC 150 None None LAC 269 Second semester freshmen or above; College Writing and EYE course LCC 200 or LCC 370, and Jr Standing LAC 413 Permission MAJOR PREREQUISITES: 12 Credits expected to be taken before 300-level courses Anthropology: The Cultural View ANT 101 PSY 101 PSY 102 SOC 100 General Psychology I General Psychology II Introduction to Sociology 3 3 3 3 PSY 101 SBS MAJOR ELECTIVES: 18 CREDITS Must be 300+ level * See notes below 3 3 3 3 3 3 MAJOR COURSES OVERLAPPING IN THE CORE: CORE AREA Cap EIRSC QR SCA SCA SCA DIV INT COURSE NUMBER LCC 480 LCC 370 LCC 150 SBS 200 ANT 101 SOC 100 ANT 101 SBS 300 LCC 370 ANT 101 COURSE NAME REQUIRED BY MAJOR? Senior Seminar Toward a Global Ethics Statistics for Informed Decision Making Multicultural Human Dev Anthropology: Cultural Intro to Sociology Anthropology: Cultural Yes Yes Yes Deviance and Social Control Toward a Global Ethics Anthropology: Cultural Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Text from the 2015 – 2016 Catalog: The Social and Behavioral Sciences (SBS) degree program integrates perspectives from psychology, sociology, and anthropology as it prepares students for careers in social services, mental health, law and public policy, early childhood care, and education. Designed to enhance students' understanding of the psychosocial and cultural influences shaping individual lives and social institutions, the curriculum interweaves interdisciplinary courses in liberal arts with foundational SBS courses. A variety of courses provide more specific professional applications and foster engagement in civic life and ethical citizenship. Students expand upon this knowledge through choices made from an extensive array of elective courses. Students may use two courses from outside the major as electives with faculty approval. No more than two courses from outside the major may be used as elective courses without permission of the faculty. The SBS degree offers students the option of either individualized selection of electives for the major or choosing from three predesigned pathways of specialization: a Concentration in Counseling; a Concentration or Minor in Early Childhood Studies; or a Concentration or Minor in Public Health. Students may also choose to integrate the SBS major with related minors or certificates in fields such as Leadership and Organizational Studies; a Certificate in Public Health or Gerontology; or a certification as an Early Childhood Teacher or Mental Health Rehabilitation Technician /Community (MHRT/C). The SBS major also provides a jumpstart (accelerated) option for application to the Master of Occupational Therapy or Master of Leadership Studies program. As of Spring 2015, the general SBS degree is available fully online. The concentrations are not available fully online, however a subset of courses from each concentration is offered in online format. *Students will complete at least six electives in SBS. They may structure their choice of these electives by picking a Concentration (Counseling, Early Childhood Studies, or Public Health) or may instead more fully customize the choice of electives for the general degree. For the SBS degree without a concentration, students must select a minimum of two courses from the list of Fundamentals, below. The remainder may be drawn from any 300-level or above SBS electives listed in the catalog. Fundamentals: SBS 301 Group Dynamics SBS 305 Child Development SBS 306 Adolescence SBS 310 Childhood and Society SBS 311 Theories of Personality SBS 341 The Family SBS 345 Diversity: Many Voices SBS 381 Introduction to Globalization SBS 390 Brain and Behavior Core curriculum codes EYE – Entry Year Experience CW – College Writing QR – Quantitative Reasoning CE – Creative Expression SCA – Socio-cultural Analysis CI – Cultural Interpretation SE – Science Exploration EISRC – Ethical Inquiry, Social Responsibility, & Citizenship DIV – Diversity INT – International CAP - Capstone