LIFE SCIENCES

Area 1: Writing and Discourse: Your English placement will be discussed at Orientation. Make no request now.
Area 2: Ideas, Cultural Traditions, and Values - request 2 courses For a description of specific courses, just click on the course title. To request a class, click on the check-box.
English Intro to Short Fiction Intro to Shakespeare Intro to Women's Literature Intro to African American Literature Intro to Detective Fiction Intro to Science Fiction History European Civ: Medieval to Mid-1700's European Civ: Mid-1700's to Recent Engineering Cultures Humanities Classical Age Roman/Christian Medieval Renaissance Enlightenment/Romanticism Modern World Intro to American Indian Studies Intro to Appalachian Studies Intro to Humanities and Arts German Culture and Civilization The Creative Process	Music Theory/Fundamentals Music Appreciation Survey of Music Music in America Philosophy Knowledge and Reality Morality and Justice Reason and Revolution Global Ethics Religion Asian Religions Judaism, Christianity, Islam Religious Ethics Additional Courses Intro to African American Studies Intro to African Studies Nature and American Values Minority Group Relations Intro to Humanities, Science & Technology Humanities, Technology & Life Sciences Intro to Theatre Intro to Acting Women's Studies
Area 3: Society and Human Behavior - request 2 courses For a description of specific courses, just click on the course title. To request a class, click on the check-box. HNFE majors: select "Introductory Psychology."
Geography Intro to Human Geography World Regions History History of the U.S. (1607-1860's) History of the U.S. (1860's- present) Political Science U.S. Government & Politics Comparative Government & Politics Intro to World Politics Nations & Nationalities Psychology Introductory Psychology	Sociology & Human Development Introductory Sociology Social Organization/Social Problems Dating, Marriage, and Divorce Minority Group Relations Individual in Society Human Development Additional Courses Economics of the Food & Fiber System Intro to Communication Studies Principles of Economics Urban Public Issues Urbanization and Development
Area 4: Scientific Reasoning and Discovery - request 2 courses For a description of specific courses, just click on the course title. To request a class, click on the check-box. -- If you are considering the "Human Nutrition, Foods, and Exercise [HNFE]" major, request chemistry, and consider taking biology as well. -- If you are interested in a career in medicine, request both biology and chemistry. -- Many life-science majors require or recommend taking both biology and chemistry. Your advisor will discuss this with you at Orientation.
General Biology General Chemistry	Physical Geology The Earth and Life through Time Resources Geology
Area 5: Quantitative and Symbolic Reasoning: Appropriate MATH courses will be determined at Orientation. Make no request now.
Area 6: Creativity and Aesthetic Experience - request 1 course For a description of specific courses, just click on the course title. To request a class, click on the check-box.
Floral Design Design Appreciation	Agriculture, the Arts, & Society Creativity & Aesthetic Experience Intro to Landscape Architecture
Area 7: Critical Global Issues - request 1 course For a description of specific courses, just click on the course title. To request a class, click on the check-box.
Insects & Human Society Human Sexuality History of the Modern World	Travel & Tourism Management Judaism, Christianity, & Islam

Electives - request if interested in course content (optional)
Science and Technology Biology Orientation Seminar Life Sciences in the 21st Century Intro to the Internet Intro to Crop & Soil Env. Sciences Intro to Dairy Science Intro to Food Science Foods and Nutrition Horticulture Science and Industry Intro to Renewable Natural Resources Intro to Physical Geography Intro Wood Science & Forest Products	Business Intro to Hospitality & Tourism Management Computer Software Skills Microcomputers in Agriculture Health Personal Health Humanities Asian-American Mosaic/Melting Pot? Religion Classical & New Testament Greek Hebrew I Jewish History & Cultural Heritage

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