| I. General Education Requirements |
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| Students must complete the Liberal
Arts in Action Commons and Connector
requirements. The following major
requirements also meet Connector
requirements: |
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| Social Science: |
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| PS 111 American Government |
3 |
| Capstone: |
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| EST 320 Ethics, Science and
Technology |
3 |
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| II. Major Requirements (30 Hours) |
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| PS 111 American Government |
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| PS 216 Legislative Process |
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| or PS 218 Executive Process |
3 |
| One from: |
3 |
| PS 202 History & Government
of North Carolina |
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| PS 211 Political Mobilization |
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| PS 216 Legislative Process |
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| PS 218 The Executive Process |
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| PS 311 The Courts and Individual
Liberties |
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| PS 332 Public Policy |
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| PS 345 International Relations
& World Politics |
3 |
| Two from: |
6 |
| PS 221 Comparative Politics |
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| PS 312 Political and Social
Development |
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| HIS 401 Latin America:Problems
and Prospects |
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| PS 452 Modern Japan |
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| PS 456 Modern China |
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| PS 481 Twentieth Century Russia:
History & Government |
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| PS 200 Research Activity I |
1 |
| PS 219 Social Research Methods |
3 |
| One from: |
3 |
| BSS 220 Behavioral Science Statistics |
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| PS 300 Research Activity II |
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| PS 319 Social Research Methods
II |
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| PS 411 Political Theory |
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| PS 461 Internship or PS 460
Indep. Study |
3 |
| PS Electives |
5 |
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| III. ELECTIVES (38-46 HOURS) |
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| Students may choose to meet
the elective hours required by
completing a second major, a minor,
or selected courses of personal
interest. |
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| Minor in Political Science |
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| 18 Hours |
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| Students desiring to complete
a minor in Political Science must
complete the following requirements. |
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| PS 111 American Government |
3 |
| One 300 or 400 level Political
Science Course |
3 |
| Additional courses in political
science |
12 |
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| Pre-law Students |
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| Students preparing to study
law should develop skills in analysis,
synthesis, and precise communication.
Therefore, they should include
in their course work as many as
possible of the following subjects:
accounting, business law, calculus,
economics, history, literature,
philosophy, political science,
psychology and public speaking.
Students interested in pre-law
study should contact the advisor
in the Political Science Department. |
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