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Area IV: Business Administration Requirements 65 Credit Hours Area V: Management Requirements 20 Credit Hours Area VI: Management Electives 30 Credit Hours Area VII: General Electives 5 Credit Hours

Total 120 Credit Hours Total Bachelor’s Degree Requirements 185 Credit Hours

Additional Completion Requirements:

1. Completion of at least four years of prescribed study, of which the last year must be in residence at Life University, with at least 47 credit hours of business courses being earned in the last year of residency.

2. Satisfactory completion of all in Areas IV – VI courses with a minimum grade of C or better.

3. Satisfactory completion of all courses with a minimum overall cumulative GPA of 2.0.

4. A recommendation for graduation based on completion of the Exit Exam by the Dept. of Business faculty. Once declared a degree candidate by the Registrar’s Office, students will be invited to sit for the Exit Exam session most proximate to his/her eligible graduation ceremony. Failure to apply for graduation and/or

failure to sit for the Exit Exam will preclude the student from graduation until the exam is taken at the next biannual Exit Exam session. Under absolutely no circumstances will the Exit Exam be given on an individual basis, remotely, or outside the normally scheduled biannual Exit Exam sessions in Fall and Spring terms.

5. File a petition to graduate.

6. Administrative and student reviews of records

a. Registrar Office- complete a formal academic records review; b. Financial Aid Office - Exit interviews with a Counselor

c. Student Accounting – “Perkins” Exit interview and rectify account balance 7. Confirm CLP 090, FYE 101, and FYE 103 completion status requirements.

Area I: COMMUNICATION & HUMANITIES

20 Credit Hours

A. Communications (10 credit hours required) Grade “C” or Better Required

Courses Course Name Prerequisites Credits

ENG 101 English Composition I TSE 099, TOEFL, 5 cr. or Placement Test

ENG 102 English Composition II ENG 101 5 cr.

B. Literature Requirement (5 credit hours required)

Courses Course Name Prerequisites Credits

ENG 201 Survey of American Literature ENG 101 5 cr. ENG 202 Survey of British Literature ENG l01 5 cr. ENG 203 World Literature I ENG 101 5 cr. ENG 204 World Literature II ENG 101 5 cr. ENG 205 Eastern Literature ENG 101 5 cr. ENG 210 Studies in Mystery Fiction ENG 101 5 cr. ENG 220 American Drama ENG 101 5 cr. ENG 230 Introduction to Short Fiction ENG 101 5 cr.

C. Communications or Humanities Electives (5 credit hours not used previously) Courses Course Name Prerequisites Credits

CHN 111 Mandarin Chinese I TSE 099, TSR 099, 5 cr. or Placement Test

CHN 112 Mandarin Chinese II CHN 111 5 cr. ENG 110 Fiction Writing ENG 101 2 cr. ENG 111 Poetry Writing ENG 101 2 cr. ENG 112 Screenwriting ENG 101 2 cr.

ENG 121 Public Speaking 2 cr.

ENG 131 Workplace Communication ENG 101 5 cr. ENG 201 Survey of American Literature ENG 101 5 cr. ENG 202 Survey of British Literature ENG l01 5 cr. ENG 203 World Literature I ENG 101 5 cr.

ENG 204 World Literature II ENG 101 5 cr. ENG 205 Eastern Literature ENG 101 5 cr. ENG 210 Studies in Mystery Fiction ENG 101 5 cr. ENG 220 American Drama ENG 101 5 cr. ENG 230 Introduction to Short Fiction ENG 101 5 cr. FLM 101 Introduction to Classical Cinema 5 cr.

FLM 102 World Cinema 3 cr.

FLM 103 Contemporary Cinema 3 cr. FRN 111 French I TSE 099, TSR 099, 5 cr.

or Placement Test FRN 112 French II 1 yr. HS French or

FRN 111 5 cr.

HUM 101 Music Appreciation 3 cr.

HUM 201 Introduction to Philosophy ENG101 5 cr. SPN 111 Spanish I TSE 099, TSR 099, 5 cr.

or Placement Test SPN 112 Spanish II 1 yr. HS Spanish or

SPN 111 5 cr.

Area II: SCIENCE, MATHEMATICS &COMPUTERS 25 Credit Hours

A. Mathematics Required (10 Credits Required)

Courses Course Name Prerequisites Credits

MAT 100 Contemporary Mathematics TSM 099 or

Placement Test 5 cr.

OR

MAT 101 College Algebra TSM 099 or

Placement Test 5 cr. MAT 102 Decision Mathematics MAT 100 or 101 5 cr.

OR

MAT 103 Survey of Calculus MAT 100 or 101 5 cr.

B. Sciences (10 Credits Required)

Courses Course Name Prerequisites Credits

BIO 101 Survey of Biology* 5 cr. BIO 103 Survey of Biodiversity* 5 cr. SHS 105 Foundation of Exercise Science 5 cr. BIO 111 General Biology I 5 cr. BIO 112 General Biology II BIO 111 or equivalent 5 cr. BIO 201 Anatomy & Physiology I BIO 111 & CHM 112 5 cr. BIO 203 Anatomy & Physiology II BIO 201 5 cr. CHM 111 General Chemistry I MAT 101 or equivalent 5 cr. CHM 112 General Chemistry II CHM 111 or equivalent 5 cr. ENV 101 An Introduction to Meteorology and Weather 5 cr.

PHS 111 General Physics I MAT 101 5 cr. PHS 112 General Physics II PHS 111 5 cr.

Or any 5 credit 100 level or above Basic Science, Natural Science, Nutrition, Mathematics, or Exercise Science course

C. Computer Information Management (5 credit hours required)

Courses Course Name Prerequisites Credits

CIM 101 Introduction to Computers 5 cr.

Area III: SOCIAL SCIENCES

20 Credit Hours

A. History or American Government

(5 credit hours required, choose one of the following)

Courses Course Name Prerequisites Credits

HIS 101 World Civilization to 1500 5 cr. HIS 102 World Civilization since 1500 5 cr.

HIS 110 World Geography 5 cr.

HIS 201 U.S. History to 1877 5 cr. HIS 202 U.S. History since 1877 5 cr. HIS 211 African-American History To 1877 3 cr. HIS 212 African-American History Since 1877 3 cr. POL 201 American Government 5 cr.

B. Social Science Required (5 credit hours required)

Courses Course Name Prerequisites Credits

PSY 101 General Psychology 5 cr.

C. Social Science electives (10 credit hours required - not taken above)

Courses Course Name Prerequisites Credits

ECO 201 Principles of Microeconomics BSN 101, MAT 101 5 cr. ECO 202 Principles of Macroeconomics BSN 101, MAT 101 5 cr. HIS 101 World Civilization to 1500 5 cr. HIS 102 World Civilization since 1500 5 cr.

HIS 110 World Geography 5 cr.

HIS 201 U.S. History to 1877 5 cr. HIS 202 U.S. History since 1877 5 cr. HIS 211 African-American History To 1877 3 cr. HIS 212 African-American History Since 1877 3 cr. HIS 428 U.S. History since 1945 HIS 201 or 202 5 cr.

POL 110 World Issues 2 cr.

POL 201 American Government 5 cr. POL 202 Comparative and International Politics 5 cr. PSY 242 Research Methods in Psychology MSC 201 5 cr.

PSY 255 Positive Psychology PSY 101 5 cr. PSY 256 Psychology of Excellence PSY 101 5 cr. PSY 257 Psychology of Adjustment PSY 101 5 cr. PSY 290 Life-Span Developmental Psych. PSY 101 5 cr. PSY 311 Introduction to Life Coaching PSY 101 5 cr. PSY 312 Advanced Life Coaching PSY 311 5 cr. PSY 320 Health Psychology PSY 101 5 cr. PSY 340 Sport Psychology PSY 101 5 cr. PSY 356 Personality Psychology PSY 101 5 cr. PSY 357 Social Psychology PSY 101 5 cr. PSY 358 Psych. of Religion & Spirituality PSY 101 5 cr. PSY 359 Health Practitioner/Pat. Relations. PSY 101 5 cr. PSY 366 Behavior Modification PSY 101 5 cr. PSY 367 Legal Issues &Ethics in Coaching PSY 311 2 cr. PSY 369 Internat.& Cross-Cultural Psych. PSY 101 5 cr. PSY 375 Marriage & Family PSY 101 5 cr. PSY 376 Human Sexuality PSY 101 5 cr. PSY 377 Introduction to Counseling PSY 101 5 cr. PSY 455 Abnormal Psychology PSY 101 5 cr. PSY 456 Biopsychology PSY 101 5 cr. PSY 457 Psych. of Motivation & Emotion PSY 101 5 cr. PSY 458 Psychological Tests & Measurement PSY 101 5 cr. PSY 459 Leadership and Group Processes PSY 101 5 cr. PSY 465 Psychology in the Workplace PSY 101 5 cr. PSY 466 Psychology of Mind/Body PSY 101 5 cr. PSY 468 Psychosocial Aspects of Pain Mgt.. PSY 101 5 cr. SOC 101 Introduction to Sociology 5 cr.