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Major In Government Completion Requirements: |
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120 total credits
40 courses-3 credits each |
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Prerequisites for the Major in Government
Core General Education Subject Areas: (30 Credits) |
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Ten courses (30 credits) of General Education courses must be completed in the following subjects: |
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- English Composition (3)
- English Literature or Poetry (3)
- Communication Arts (3)
- Mathematics (3)
- Laboratory or non-laboratory sciences, including computer science (6)
- Social Sciences (3)
- Humanities or Fine Arts (6)
- Behavioral Sciences, including sociology and psychology (3)
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The Major in Government requires that students complete ten courses (30 academic credits) in Core Curriculum courses.
Required Core Curriculum: (30 Credits)
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| Course # |
Course Title |
| Econ100 |
Microeconomics |
| Econ102 |
Macroeconomics |
| Hist105 |
Western Civilization: 1700 to the Present |
| Lit102 |
Myths of Ancient Greece and Rome |
| Ph102 |
Philosophy and the Quest for Truth |
| RS102 |
Introduction to the Bible |
| Govt200 |
Roots of American Order |
| Bus200 |
Entrepreneurial History of the U.S. |
| Govt201 |
Origins of the Constitution of the U.S. |
| Hist301 |
Liberty and Power: U.S. History to 1800 |
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Students choosing the Government Major concentration will also complete seven required courses in their Major for a total of twenty-one academic credits.
Required Courses of Government Major (21 credits)
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| Course # |
Course Title |
| Govt300 |
Public Administration |
| Govt301 |
Environmental Politics |
| Govt303 |
Communication and Media Law |
| Govt305 |
Roots of Modern Ideologies |
| Govt306 |
Introduction to Constitutional Law |
| Govt405 |
History of Political Theory |
| Econ405 |
History of Economic Thought |
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Electives (39 Credits) |
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