Four-Year Plan

General Education (Distributive) Requirements

Candidates for all degrees must complete courses, which meet the General Education Objectives of the College. A summary of the requirements follows.

I. Literacies

A. Composition—English 101 or proficiency
B. Computation—Mathematics 101 or proficiency
C. Foreign Languages—112 or above or two years of high school credit in one language

II. Distributive Requirements

A. Arts and Humanities (AH) 16 Credits

1. Creative or Performing Arts 4 Credits
2. Literature 4 Credits
3. Philosophy or Religious Studies 4 Credits
4. Humanities Elective 4 Credits

B. Social Sciences (SO) 16 Credits

1. History 4 Credits
2. Economics, Political Science, Sociology 12 credits
   At least 4 credits in each of two departments

C. Natural Sciences (NS) 16 Credits

1. Life Sciences 4-8 Credits
2. Physical Sciences 4-8 Credits
3. Computational and Mathematical Sciences

Athletic Training Students who are interested in Pre-Physical Therapy, Pre-Medicine, Pre-Physician Assistant, Pre-Occupational Therapy, etc should contact Dr. John Davis and Dr. Kay Grimnes for additional information. ATS who are interested in those areas will need to take additional classes in Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Math and Psychology.

Athletic Training Students who are interested in the field of education should contact Dr. Mark Seals in the Education Department. The ATS Major will need to acquire an additional teaching major and minor in addition to the Athletic Training Major. Some of these students may need an additional ninth or tenth semester to complete all the requirements.

Athletic Training Major: Four-Year Academic Plan
Effective Fall 2010