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Major Progression Information

Each academic program has specific entry to the major requirements and suggested progressions of courses for first and second-year students. Much of this information is also incorporated into the exploratory templates included with the Planner in DegreeWorks. For information about entrance to the major requirements and suggested course progressions, follow the links below.
 
African and African American Studies  English
Agriculture and Natural Resources Foreign Languages-French 
Art-Art History Foreign Languages-German 
Art-Studio Foreign Languages-Spanish 
Asian Studies Health and Human Performance 
Biology Health and Human Performance Education with P-12 Certification
Chemistry-Biochemistry Concentration Health and Human Performance-Health Studies 
Chemistry-General Concentration History
Chemistry-Professional Concentration Mathematics
Child and Family Studies-Child Development Music
Child and Family Studies-Family Studies Music-Education Vocal or Instrumental Emphasis with P-12 Teaching Certification 
Child and Family Studies-Nutrition and Food Studies  Nursing
Communication Peace and Social Justice Studies
Computer and Information Science  Philosophy
Computer and Information Science with Computational Mathematics Optional Concentration Physics
Computer and Information Science with Computer Science Optional Concentration Political Science
Computer and Information Science with Information Systems Optional Concentration Psychology
Business-Business Administration Sociology
Economics-International Politics and Policy Concentration Studies of Religions and Spirituality 
Economics-Methods and Models Concentration Theatre
Education Studies  Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
Education Studies with Middle Grades Mathematics Concentration 5-9  
Education Studies with Middle Grades Science Certification 5-9  
Education Studies with Elementary Certification P-5   

Education Studies-Teaching Certification Requirements

  
Engineering Technologies and Applied Design  
Environmental Science