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Bachelor of Arts in Communication Degree
The
requirements for the degree of bachelor of arts in communication
(B.A.C.) include completion of the requirements
for the baccalaureate listed in the Academic Policies
section of this catalog and:
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Completion
of the degree requirements in the six areas listed below;
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No
major courses may be taken "S/U."
Group
I—English composition
Students are required to complete ENG 112 or to demonstrate
by examination that they have proficiency in written expression
equivalent to that attained by the student who completes
that course. (A penalty is imposed if ENG 112 is not completed
within the first 60 hours.)
Group II—Foreign languages
Each student is required to demonstrate a proficiency
in a language by one of the options listed below:
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Graduating
from a high school where all instruction was conducted
in a language other than English;
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Passing
a proficiency examination in the language on the 202 course
level;
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Having
completed four years of one language in high school (student
must have completed the fourth full year, for example,
Spanish IV, and received credit for these courses);
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Having
completed one of the departmental options listed below
(14 hours minimum in same language area or fewer by advanced
placement).
Note:
Foreign language courses numbered 201, 202, 212 apply to
Group II not Group V.
German,
Russian, East Asian Languages (Chinese, Japanese)
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Completion
of GERM 101 and 102 plus a minimum of six additional
hours from: GERM 117, 118, 201, 202, 217, 218, 231,
331 and/or GERM 260, 315, 316, 360, 415;
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Completion
of CHIN 101, 102, 201, 202;
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Completion
of JAPN 101, 102, 201, 202;
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Completion
of RUSN 101 and 102 plus a minimum of six additional
hours from RUSN 201, 202, 215, 216, 313, 317, 319, 331
and/or 312, 415.
Romance
languages (French, Greek, Italian, Latin, Spanish)
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Option
II: (one of the following)
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GRK
101, 102 and two of GRK 201; CLCV 241, 242, 245;
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LAT
101, 102 and two of LAT 201; CLCV 241, 242, 245;
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A student
may transfer at any point from Option I to Option II, but
not vice versa. Course 202 is required for admission to
300-level courses. Credit toward a degree is not granted
for foreign language courses which duplicate more than two
units of high school study.
Group III—Mathematics and science
Each student must complete at least two courses in natural
science elected from the general education program that
are also approved for the College of Arts and Sciences Degree
Requirements. One course must be approved for laboratory
credit as listed in the College
of Arts and Sciences Handbook.
Group IV—Social sciences: economics, environmental
studies, ethnic studies, geography, history, political science,
psychology, sociology
Each student must complete one course in addition to the
general education program. Two departments must be represented.
A list of approved courses is printed in the College
of Arts and Sciences Handbook.
Group V—Arts and humanities: art, literature (American,
English or foreign), film, music, philosophy, popular culture,
theatre
Each student must complete one course in addition to the
general education program requirement. Two departments must
be represented. A list of courses approved for Group V requirements
is printed in the College
of Arts and Sciences Handbook. Foreign language
courses numbered 201, 202, 212 apply to Group II not Group
V.
Group VI—Cognate studies experience
Students must complete, as specified by the nature of their
specialized program, six additional courses from at least
two of the above groups.
Bachelor
of Arts in Communication: Majors and minors
Students receiving a bachelor of arts in communication may major
in theatre, interpersonal communication or telecommunications.
Specialized programs
Each student is expected to present a program of specialization
in communication study from existing structured options (theatre,
telecommunications, interpersonal communication) or a previously
approved individual program to approximate the equivalent of a
range from 42-54 hours.
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