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Dec 04, 2024
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2022-2023 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Liberal Arts and Sciences Major, B.S. or B.A.
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Degree offered at: Campbellsville, Casey Co., Harrodsburg, Louisville, Somerset
The liberal arts and sciences program focuses on the study of humanities with eight distinct concentrations. The program offers students an opportunity to express creativity, develop interpersonal and professional communication skills, and hone critical thinking abilities while maintaining the adaptability many students require.
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Liberal Arts and Sciences
General Education Requirements: 41 Hours
Concentration Area: 21 Hours
Students will choose from one of the concentration areas below and complete the courses required for that area.
Business Administration Concentration
Take each course on this list: 12 Hours
Choose three Business courses, one course must be upper division: 9 Hours
Christian Studies Concentration
Take each course on this list: 12 Hours
Choose three Christian Studies courses, one course must be upper division: 9 Hours
Criminal Justice Administration Concentration
Take each course on this list: 12 Hours
Choose three Criminal Justice courses, one course must be upper division: 9 Hours
Mass Communications Concentration
Choose one of the courses listed below: 3 Hours
Take each course on this list: 9 Hours
Choose three Mass Communication courses, one course must be upper division: 9 Hours
Social Sciences Concentration
Take each course on this list: 6 Hours
Choose one of the courses listed below: 3 Hours
Choose four Social Science courses, two courses must be upper division: 12 Hours
Take each course on this list: 9 Hours
Choose four Social Science courses, two courses must be upper division: 12 Hours
Take each course on this list: 9 Hours
- POL 110 - American Government Credits: 3
- POL - Any Political Science course not previously taken Credits: 3
- POL - Any Upper Division Political Science course not previously taken Credits: 3
Choose four Social Science courses, two courses must be upper division: 12 Hours
Take each course on this list: 9 Hours
- PSY 111 - General Psychology Credits: 3
- PSY - Any Psychology course not previously taken Credits: 3
- PSY - Any Upper Division Psychology course not previously taken Credits: 3
Choose four Social Science courses, two courses must be upper division: 12 Hours
Take each course on this list: 9
- SOC 110 - Introduction to Sociology Credits: 3
- SOC - Any Sociology course not previously taken Credits: 3
- SOC - Any Upper Division Sociology course not previously taken Credits: 3
Choose four Social Science courses, two courses must be upper division: 12 Hours
Individualized Studies Concentration
The 21 hours can be hours from an existing program/major (that’s not a Liberal Arts and Sciences concentration area) or hours utilized to create a designed concentration area. Designed concentration areas must be approved by either the Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences (for students pursuing the program on-campus) or the Dean of Regional Instruction (for students pursing the program at regional centers) or the Vice President for Academic Affairs.
Choose seven courses, 3 courses must be upper division: 21 Hours
Electives: 55 Hours
Choose any courses from any college or school that are not used to meet other program requirements. Of the 55 hours, 33 hours must be upper division (level 300-400).
Human Health Sciences Concentration
The Human Health Sciences Concentration is designed for students who enter the Chiropractic program without a bachelor degree, but need one for state licensing.
Take each course listed below: 30 hours
Each course is listed in the Campbellsville University Graduate Catalog under Chiropractic studies.
- CFS 512 Clinically Oriented Biochemistry 1 5
- CFS 522 Clinically Oriented Biochemistry 2 5
- CFS 513 Neuroanatomy and Development 4
- CFS 514 Cellular Physiology and Histology 3
- CCS 523 Pathology 1 5
- CFS 533 Pathology 2 5
- CFS 534 Endocrinology and Reproduction 3
Total: 120 Required Hours for a Bachelor Degree
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