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Credit granted for scores of 4 or 5 on CEEB-AP examinations (subject to department approval).

(For English composition credit, students must pass both essay and objective sections of the College Composition Modular examination.) • CLEP credit may be granted for scores equal to or exceeding the ACE recommended score of 50 on approved exams.

Advanced Placement Credit Students may receive credit for ECON-210 (Principles of Microeconomics) and ECON-220 (Principles of Macroeconomics) by achieving a score of 4 or higher on the College Entrance Examination Board’s Advanced Placement exams in those subject areas.

2. Courses taken at other institutions may be repeated at any accredited institution, including Carson-Newman University. Grades for internships are awarded on either an A-F or S/F grading scale, depending on the individual department policy.

TRADITIONAL LIBERAL ARTS CORE REQUIREMENTS INTRODUCTION TO THE LIBERAL ARTS, (1-3 credits) • LA-103SL C-N Vocation, & the Liberal Arts (2 credits) • LA-104* C-N Vocation, & Liberal Arts for Transfers (1 credit) ◦ *Transfer students with 45 or more transfer credits • HUM-101 Humanity and the Cosmos I (3 credits) - *HSO • STUDIES IN BIBLICAL TRADITIONS (6 credits) 13 / 1095

Students must have both a cumulative (which includes transfer credit) and institutional grade point average that meet the above criteria.

• The time limit on Transfer Credits Policy will be applied to students seeking a post-Baccalaureate second degree.

Academic Policies Transfer Credit Policy Carson-Newman University accepts transfer credit from regionally accredited colleges and universities. Our transfer credit evaluation adheres to principles and guidelines established by The Commission on Colleges and Universities. Transfer Credit Principles Course Level and Upper Division Requirements • Courses transfer with the credits and level from the original institution • Courses completed at the 100 or 200-level that transfer as upper division will count as content credit for the discipline but WILL NOT count toward the 36 upper-division credit requirement for graduation. • Deans or department chairs can make an exception by completing the Request to Review Transfer Credit for C-N Equivalency Form. • All grades for accepted transfer courses are recorded and computed into the student's cumulative GPA • Grades transfer on a 4.0 grading scale (plus and minus quality points are not computed) • Transferred quality points and quality points earned at Carson-Newman are used to calculate the cumulative GPA • Students must earn a minimum grade of ‘D’ for courses to be transferred. Some departments may require a higher grade before allowing transfer credit. Required Courses for All undergraduate Transfer Students: • Introduction to the Liberal Arts: ◦ LA-104 (Traditional Transfers) ◦ LA-167 (College of Professional Study Transfers) • Biblical Traditions: ◦ BTS-101 and 102 (Traditional students) ◦ BTS-367 and 368 (College of Professional Study students) Transfer Degree Requirements Acceptance of a prior degree must include at least one course in each of these categories: • Humanities and Fine Arts • Social and Behavioral Science • Natural Sciences and Mathematics Important Note: An Associate of Applied Science is not accepted to meet Carson-Newman Liberal Arts requirements, though individual coursework will be reviewed for transfer credit. Credit Hour Limitations • No more than 60 credits from two-year, junior, or community colleges may be applied toward a Carson-Newman degree • If a student transfers more than 60 credits from two-year institutions, they must earn at least 60 credits from Carson-Newman and/or a four-year institution • Institutional policy requires at least 60 credits from a four-year institution, with at least 30 credits earned at Carson-Newman to award the degree Non-Regionally Accredited Institutions 25 / 1095

2. Including course description and syllabus 3. Submitting documents to TRANSFERASSESSMENT@cn.edu 4. The Transfer Assessment Coordinator will forward materials to the Department Chair and/or Dean for review Non-Transferable Credit The following types of coursework are generally not accepted for transfer credit: • Coursework unrelated to the student's program of study or Carson-Newman's course offerings • Auto mechanics and other terminal vocational, technical, and occupational courses or certifications • Developmental or remedial courses • Institution-specific courses (chapel, convocation, seminars) unless syllabi demonstrate general content not specific to the transfer institution Major and Minor Requirements • Some academic programs require specific courses as prerequisites • Even if transfer students bring in other general education requirements, they must still take required prerequisite courses • Some programs have grade or GPA requirements for all prior coursework • Approved transfer credit for major/minor requirements are listed on the 'Course Equivalency' list on the Registrar's webpage • Students may petition for course equivalency in their major/minor by submitting the appropriate form retrieved from the Registrar’s office. Physical Activity Credit Limitations • Varsity athletic transfer credit is limited to one credit per academic year • Combined varsity athletic and physical activity courses are limited to 3 total transfer credits ARTICULATION AGREEMENTS At Carson-Newman University, we are committed to making your path to a bachelor’s degree as smooth and accessible as possible. Transfer Articulation Agreements PRIOR LEARNING ASSESSMENT (PLA) CREDIT Carson-Newman reviews evidence of prior learning through standardized exams, non-collegiate institution training, or experiential learning, including: Note: Credit by exam is limited to 30 credits and is not considered institutional credit.

History 4 or 5 HIST-201 & 202 6 World History: Modern 3 HIST-133 3 World History: Modern 4 or 5 HIST-133 & 134 6 2. Cambridge Exams (AS and A Level) Cambridge A Level: • Students must submit official Cambridge A Level documentation • Credit is evaluated on a case-by-case basis • Only A Level classes qualify for specific course equivalency transfer credit Cambridge AS Level: • Not accepted for specific course equivalency • May count for general elective credit only All Cambridge assessment documentation must be official for consideration. The review process determines if transfer credit is acceptable based on individual evaluation of credentials.

Carson-Newman University 8. State of Tennessee Specific Industry Certification Exams • 70% or better required for transfer credit • Transferred for general elective credit only • Department Dean approval for major equivalency. International Credit • Credits from international institutions must be evaluated by a professional foreign credentials service (WES, Joseph Silney and Associates, or recognized equivalent) • Official professional evaluation must be submitted with official transcript • Credit awarded according to Carson-Newman transfer credit policy Time Limits on Transfer Credit • No time limit for Liberal Arts Core requirements or general elective courses • Courses for Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Music, or Bachelor of Science majors taken more than 15 years prior to enrollment require approval from department chair or dean • Certain courses requiring current knowledge may have time limits imposed by departments • Nursing prerequisites (Chemistry, Anatomy and Physiology, Nutrition, Microbiology, Human Development, Statistics) must have been completed within 10 years of enrollment • All nursing coursework from other institutions require approval by the Nursing Admission and Progression Committee GRADUATE PROGRAMS TRANSFER CREDIT POLICY APPLIED THEOLOGY Six (6) semester hours of graduate credit from a regionally accredited college or university may be transferred to Carson-Newman University to be used toward the MAAT degree. Transfer credit for the Counseling program will be reviewed as follows: • Any credit hours allowed for transfer must be from a CACREP accredited program. • Counseling Practicum must be completed at Carson-Newman University (3 credits) • Counseling Internship must be completed at Carson- Newman University (6 credits) • One third of credit hours in the program must be completed at Carson-Newman University DIVINITY Twenty-one (21) hours of graduate credit earned from a regionally accredited college or university prior to admission to Carson-Newman University’s MDiv program may be transferred to Carson -Newman University and applied to the MDiv program. GRADUATE BUSINESS A maximum of nine (9) semester hours of graduate credit from a regionally accredited college or university may be transferred to Carson- Newman University to be used toward the MBA degree. GRADUATE EDUCATION Nine (9) semester hours of graduate credit from a regionally accredited college or university may be transferred to Carson-Newman University to be used toward the MAT, MEd, and Ed.S. The following courses will not be accepted as transfer credit: EDUC 630, EDUC 635, EDUC 750, EDUC 751, EDUC 752, EDUC 753, EDUC 7546A, EDUC7546B. GRADUATE NURSING Carson-Newman University permits the transfer of up to nine semester hours of graduate nursing credits from qualified institutions. Institutional Requirements Transfer credits must originate from nursing programs with recognized national accreditation within regionally accredited colleges or universities.

Carson-Newman University Academic Performance and Time Constraints Students seeking to transfer credits must have achieved either an A or B grade in the courses under consideration. Clinical Course Restriction It is important to note that clinical courses are not eligible for transfer credit under any circumstances. Additional Credit Transfer Considerations For students seeking to transfer credits beyond the standard nine-hour limit, Carson-Newman offers a comprehensive evaluation process. Students must submit a formal written request for transfer credit evaluation after enrollment. This request should be directed to the chair of the Nursing Curriculum Committee and must include: • The name of the originating University • The specific course name • The course number • A complete catalog description DOCTOR OF NURSING PRACTICE Up to 6 semester hours of graduate credit from a recognized nationally accredited nursing program at a regionally accredited college or university may be transferred to Caron-Newman University. Courses considered for transfer credit include the following: Applied Biostatistics and Epidemiology; Scholarship in Nursing Practice; Principles of Project Planning and Evaluation; Quality and Safety Practices in Healthcare; Leading Change within Complex Healthcare Systems; Policy, Ethics, and Advocacy in Healthcare; and Healthcare Transformation through Technology. All courses considered for transfer credit must be completed with a grade of A or B within three years prior to DNP program enrollment. Each course considered for transfer credit will be evaluated on an individual basis. Students who follow the prescribed transfer pathway will streamline their educational journey and satisfy many components of their pursuit of a bachelor’s degree without taking additional unnecessary coursework and often transfer credit into their academic major at Carson Newman.

Returning students with transfer credit earned at another institution must clear any previous holds or issues with Carson-Newman University before they are eligible to re-enroll. They will be considered as transfer applicants and are not guaranteed to receive any previously awarded financial aid.

• Applicants for transfer admission who have completed fewer than 12 semester hours of transferable credit (after high school graduation) must also submit official high school transcript(s) and ACT, SAT or CLT scores.

As an entry point for other educational pathways offered at Carson- Newman University, Certificate coursework may be applied to a bachelor’s, master’s, specialist, or doctoral academic program. Credit by Exam – A procedure by which a student may receive credit by successfully demonstrating proficiency in a subject by passing a comprehensive exam covering course content. Cumulative Hours – A sum of all credits earned, including transfer credits and all work taken at Carson-Newman.

• TRANSFER Credits: Transfer credits accepted by Carson Newman University for credit will count in attempted and in total earned hours.

All veterans, National Guard, and Army Reserve recipients must submit a copy of their DD-214 and a copy of their Joint Services Transcripts or official transcript from the Community College of the Air Force (CCAF) to the Office of the Registrar for evaluation of transfer credit. If the declared major or degree changes after the service member or veteran enrolls, Carson-Newman reserves the right to re-evaluate military transfer credit and add or remove credit as it applies to the new declared major/degree.

Carson-Newman University Grade Requirements Students must earn the minimum grade of C in e Majors • Accounting • Business Administration ◦ Optional emphasis i • Business Analytics • Finance/Economics • Management • Marketing • Sport Management • Supply Chain Management Minors • Accounting • Business Administration* • Business Analytics • Finance/Economics • Management • Marketing • Sport Management *Available only to non-business majors Transfer credit Generally, courses from two-year institutions approved by the department chair. n Teacher Licensure 6-12 will not be accepted as equivalents Licensure Emphasis (BS) for 300 or 400 level courses in any curriculum in the Department BAD-201 - Business & Professional Comm BAD-205 - Intro to Business Analytics BAD-215 - Business Information Tools BAD-244 - Business Calculus BAD-301 - Legal Ethical Environment Bus.

Transfer credit for the Counseling program will be reviewed as follows: • Any credit hours allowed for transfer must be from a CACREP accredited program.

• Studies in Personal/Social Awareness (3 credits) ECON-210 Principles Microeconomics (3 credits) (Students must earn a minimum grade of C or better) Business Foundations Core (9 credits) (Students must earn a minimum grade of C or better and the foundations sections must be completed prior to major courses, unless otherwise noted) • ACCT-201 Principles of Financial Accounting (3 credits) • ACCT-202 Principles of Managerial Accounting (3 credits) • BAD-205 Introduction to Business Analytics (3 credits) or MATH-201 Statistical Concepts and Methods Business Core (21 credits) (Students must earn a minimum grade of C or better) • BAD-201 Business and Professional Communication (3 credits) • BAD-215 Business Information Tools (3 credits) • BAD-301 Legal and Ethical Environment of Business (3 credits) • ECON-220 Principles of Macroeconomics (3 credits) • FIN-301 Introduction to Financial Management (3 credits) • MGT-301 Essentials of Management and Leadership (3 credits) • MKT-300 Principles of Marketing (3 credits) Senior Capstone (3 credits) (Students must earn a minimum grade of C or better) • MGT-408 Strategic Management, (Senior Capstone Course) (3 credits) Accounting Requirements (27 credits) (Students must earn a minimum grade of C or better) • ACCT-301 Intermediate Accounting I (3 credits) • ACCT-302 Intermediate Accounting II (3 credits) • ACCT-306 Strategic Cost Accounting (3 credits) • ACCT-309 Accounting Information Systems (3 credits) • ACCT-402 Auditing I (3 credits) • ACCT-406 Advanced Accounting (3 credits) • ACCT-414 Federal Taxation I (3 credits) • ACCT-415 Federal Taxation II (3 credits) • BAD-302 Law of Business Organizations and Commercial Transactions (3 credits) General Electives (18-19 credits) General elective requirements may be adjusted to account for transfer credits, course substitutions approved by your advisor, or additional coursework from minors and second majors.

Business Foundations (12 credits) • ACCT-201 Principles of Financial Accounting (3 credits) • ACCT-202 Principles of Managerial Accounting (3 credits) • ECON-210 (Students must earn a minimum grade of C or better) • MATH-201 Statistical Concepts and Methods (3 credits) or BAD-205 Introduction to Business Analytics (3 credits) (If MATH-201 is used to satisfy the LA Core, BAD-205 must be taken to complete the Business Foundations) Business Core (27 credits) • BAD-201 Business and Professional Communication (3 credits) • BAD-215 Business Information Tools (3 credits) • BAD-301 Legal and Ethical Environment in Business (3 credits) • BAD-302 Law of Business Organizations and Commercial Transactions (3 credits) • ECON-220 Principles of Macroeconomics (3 credits) • FIN-301 Introduction to Financial Management (3 credits) • MKT-300 Principles of Marketing (3 credits) • MGT-301 Essential of Management and Leadership (3 credits) • MGT-408 Strategic Management (3 credits) Accounting Requirement (24 credits) • ACCT-301 Intermediate Accounting I (3 credits) • ACCT-302 Intermediate Accounting II (3 credits) • ACCT-306 Strategic Cost Accounting (3 credits) • ACCT-309 Accounting Information Systems (3 credits) • ACCT-402 Auditing I (3 credits) • ACCT-406 Advanced Accounting (3 credits) • ACCT-414 Federal Taxation I (3 credits) • ACCT-415 Federal Taxation II (3 credits) General Electives (18 credits) General elective requirements may be adjusted to account for transfer credits, course substitutions approved by your advisor, or additional coursework from minors and second majors.

Carson-Newman University • BAD-432 Applied Artificial Intelligence Seminar (3 credits) • CSC-107 Programming I (3 credits) • MGT-367 Project Management (3 credits) General Electives (18-19 credits) General elective requirements may be adjusted to account for transfer credits, substitutions approved by your advisor, or additional coursework from minors an second majors.

Studies to Enhance a World Perspective ART-116 Digital Photography I (3 credits) Art Core Requirements (26 credits) • ART-100 Art Fundamentals I (3 credits) • ART-103 Art Fundamentals II (3 credits) • ART-105 Drawing I (3 credits) • ART-113 Computer Graphics (3 credits) • ART-121 Orientation for Art Majors (2 credits) • ART-205 Drawing II (3 credits) • ART-316 Art History I (3 credits) • ART-317 Art History II (3 credits) • ART-302 Painting I (3 credits) Senior Capstone Course (3 credits) • ART-411 Senior Seminar (3 credits) Graphic Design Emphasis (18 credits) • ART-233 Graphic Design I (3 credits) • ART-243 Graphic Design II (3 credits) • ART-313 History of Graphic Design (3 credits) • ART-343SL Graphic Design III (3 credits) • ART-453 Graphic Design IV (3 credits) • COMM-330 Web and Interactive Design (3 credits) General Electives (25-26 credits) General elective requirements may be adjusted to account for transfer credits, course substitutions approved by your advisor, or additional coursework from minors and second majors.

General Electives (30-31 credits) General elective requirements may be adjusted to account for transfer credits, substitutions approved by your advisor, or additional coursework from minors a second majors.

Carson-Newman University • BIOL-317SL Natural History (4 credits) • Choose one of the following courses from Organismal: BIOL 301 Botany (4 credits) BIOL 302 Zoology (4 credits) BIOL 404 Mammalian Physiology (5 credits) • Biology elective credits (2 credits) Professional Education (33 credits) (A grade of C or better is required in all courses below) • EDUC-203SL Foundations of Education (3 credits) • EDUC-204 Educational Technology (3 credits) • EDUC-342 Curriculum, Instruction, and Management of the 6-12 Classroom (3 credits) • EDUC-350 Diversity in Schools, Homes, & Communities (3 credits) • EDUC-403 Assessment and Evaluation (3 credits) • EDUC-420 Content-Area Methods in 6-12 Classroom (3 credits) • EDUC-432 Disciplinary Literacy (2 credits) • SPED-313 Survey of Persons with Exceptionalities (3 credits) • EDUC-465 Student Teaching: Placement One (5 credits) • EDUC-467 Student Teaching: Placement Two (5 credits) General Electives (2 credits) General elective requirements may be adjusted to account for transfer credits, co substitutions approved by your advisor, or additional coursework from minors and second majors.

• Studies in Personal/Social Awareness (3 credits) ECON-210 Principles of Microeconomics (3 credits) Business Foundations Core (9 credits) (Students must earn a minimum grade of C or better and the foundations sections must completed prior to major courses, unless otherwise noted) • ACCT-201 Principles of Financial Accounting (3 credits) • ACCT-202 Principles of Managerial Accounting (3 credits) • BAD-205 Introduction to Business Analytics (3 credits) or MATH 201 Statistical Concepts and Methods (3 credits) Senior Capstone Course (3 credits) You must take these courses and make a C grade or higher • MGT-408 Strategic Management (Capstone Course) Business Core (21 credits) You must take these courses and make a C grade or higher • BAD-201 Business and Professional Communication (3 credits) • BAD-215 Business Information Tools (3 credits) • BAD-301 Legal and Ethical Environment of Business (3 credits) • ECON-220 Principles of Macroeconomics (3 credits) • FIN-301 Introduction to Financial Management (3 credits) • MGT-301 Essentials of Management and Leadership (3 credits) • MKT-300 Principles of Marketing (3 credits) Business Analytics Requirements (27 credits) You must take these courses and make a C grade or higher • BAD-244 Business Calculus (3 credits) • BAD-345 Analysis Models (3 credits) • BAD-355 Analysis Tools (3 credits) • BAD-421 Data Mining (3 credits) • CSC-107 Programming I (3 credits) • CSC-312 Database Management (3 credits) or BAD-305 Business Data Management (3 credits) • ECON-420 Econometrics (3 credits) Choose two courses from the following (6 credits) • BAD- 344 Analytical Studies (3 credits) • BAD-465 Business Administration Internship (3-6 credits) • FIN-401 Financial Analysis and Valuation (3 credits) • MGT-302 Operations Management (3 credits) • MKT-407 Marketing Research (3 credits) • SCM-402 Business Logistics (3 credits) General Electives (18-19 credits) See General elective requirements may be adjusted to account for transfer credits, course substitutions approved by your advisor, or additional coursework from minors and s Core second majors.

Carson-Newman University Senior Capstone (3 credits) (Students must earn a minimum grade of C or better) • MGT-408 Strategic Management, (Senior Capstone Course) (3 credits) Supply Chain Management Requirements (27 credits) • BAD-305 Business Data Management (3 credits) • BAD-320 Analytical Decision Modeling (3 credits) • BAD-322 Advanced Analysis Tools (3 credits) • MGT-302 Operations Management (3 credits) • SCM-301 Supply Chain Management (3 credits) • SCM-310 Global Supply Chain Management (3 credits) • SCM-401 Procurement, Negotiations, Law, and Ethics (3 credits) • SCM-402 Business Logistics (3 credits) Choose one of the following: • MGT-367 Project Management (3 credits) • MGT-420 Change Management (3 credits) • SCM-465 Supply Chain Management Internship (3 credits) • BAD-421 Data Mining (3 credits) General Electives (18-19 credits) General elective requirements may be adjusted to account for transfer credits, cou substitutions approved by your advisor, or additional coursework from minors and second majors.

Chemistry Requirements (38 credits) • CHEM-103 General Chemistry I (4 credits) • CHEM-104 General Chemistry II (4 credits) • CHEM-201 Excel for Scientists (2 credits) • CHEM-301 Organic Chemistry I (4 credits) • CHEM-302 Organic Chemistry II (4 credits) • CHEM-305SL Quantitative Analysis (4 credits) • CHEM-306 Instrumental Methods of Analysis (4 credits) • CHEM-401 Foundations of Physical Chemistry (3 credits) • CHEM-402 Molecular Dynamics & Spectroscopy (3 credits) • CHEM-411 Special Topics in Chemistry (1 credits) • CHEM-415 Foundations of Physical Chemistry Laboratory (1 credit) • CHEM-416 Molecular Dynamics and Spectroscopy Laboratory (1 credit) • CHEM-491-494 Three hours of research (3 credits) Senior Seminar (1 credit) • CHEM-412 Seminar in Chemistry (1 credit) Supporting Course Requirements (10 credits) • CSC-107 Computer Programming I (3 credits) • MATH-152 Calculus II (4 credits) • MATH-211 Calculus III (3 credits) General Electives (24-25 credits) General elective requirements may be adjusted to account for transfer credits, course substitutions approved by your advisor, or additional coursework from minors and second majors.

• Studies in Personal/Social Awareness (3 credits) ECON-210 Principles of Microeconomics (3 credits) (Students must earn a minimum grade of C or better) Business Foundations Core (12 credits) (Students must earn a minimum grade of C or better and the foundations sections must be completed prior to major courses, unless otherwise noted) • ACCT-201 Principles of Financial Accounting (3 credits) • ACCT-202 Principles of Managerial Accounting (3 credits) • BAD-205 Introduction to Business Analytics (3 credits) or MATH-201 Statistical Concepts and Methods Senior Capstone Course (3 credits) (Students must earn a minimum grade of C or better) • MGT-408 Strategic Management (Capstone Course) Business Core (21 credits) (Students must earn a minimum grade of C or better) • BAD-201 Business and Professional Communication (3 credits) • BAD-215 Business Information Tools (3 credits) • BAD-301 Legal and Ethical Environment of Business (3 credits) • ECON-220 Principles of Macroeconomics (3 credits) • FIN-301 Introduction to Financial Management (3 credits) • MGT-301 Essentials of Management and Leadership (3 credits) • MKT-300 Principles of Marketing (3 credits) Finance/Economics Requirements (21 credits) (Students must earn a minimum grade of C or better) • ECON-310 International Trade and Finance (3 credits) • ECON-404 Financial Institutions and Monetary Theory (3 credits) • FIN-304 Investment Analysis (3 credits) • FIN-305 Financial and Tax Strategies (3 credits) • FIN-307 Corporate Finance (3 credits) • FIN-401 Financial Analysis and Valuation (3 credits) • FIN-402 Insurance and Risk Management (3 credits) General Electives (24-25 credits) General elective requirements may be adjusted to account for transfer credits, course substitutions approved by your advisor, or additional coursework from minors and second majors.

Writing and Aesthetics (15 credits) • COMM-123 Introduction to Media Writing (3 credits) • FILM-310 Introduction to the Art of Film (3 credits) • FILM-311 Film History (3 credits) • FILM-344 Studies in American Film Genres (3 credits) • FILM-441 Film Authors (3 credits) Production (12 credits) • FILM-208 Introduction to Digital Media (3 credits) • FILM-209SL Video Production (3 credits) • FILM-304 Advanced Production (3 credits) Choose one (1) of the following courses: • FILM-305 Digital Storytelling (3 credits) • FILM-320 Special Topics in Film (3 credits) Film and Society (6 credits) Choose two (2) courses from the following: • COMM-250 Media, Religion, and Ministry (3 credits) • COMM-327 Media in a Changing World (3 credits) • COMM-404 Communication Law and Ethics (3 credits) • HIST-427 History and Film (3 credits) • BTS-427 Religion and Film (3 credits) • SOC-427 Sociology and Film (3 credits) World Cinema (3 credits) • FILM-415 International Cinema (3 credits) Senior Capstone (3 credits) • FILM-460 Senior Project (3 credits) General Electives (33-34 credits) General elective requirements may be adjusted to account for transfer credits, course substitutions approved by your advisor, or additional coursework from minors and second majors.

Carson-Newman University • HIST-347 Japan Past and Present (3 credits) • HIST-348 China in Revolution (3 credits) • HIST-355 Imperialism (3 credits) European History (3 credits) • HIST-334 Europe in Transition, 1350-1789 (3 credits) • HIST-335 Europe in Age of Revolution: Reform and Unification (3 credits) • HIST-336 Emergence of Modern Europe, 1901 to the present (3 credits) History Upper Division Electives (6 credits) Political Science (6 credits) • PSC-101 Introduction to Civil Rights and Liberties (3 credits) • PSC-102 American Government and Politics (3 credits) Political Science Upper Division Electives (3 credits) • Take 3 credits of PSC at 300/400-level (exclusive of internship hours) General Electives (41-42 credits) General elective requirements may be adjusted to account for transfer credits, course substitutions approved by your advisor, or additional coursework from minors and second majors.

• Studies in Personal/Social Awareness HIST-202 United States History II (3 credits) PSY-204, PSY-206, or CFS-206 (3 credits) • Studies to Enhance a World Perspective HIST-133 World History I (3 credits) • Language 6 credits of Spanish, German, or French NOTE: Department faculty reserve the right to determine the prerequisite for all the 300 and 400 level courses History Core Requirements (8 credits) • HIST-134 World History II (3 credits) • HIST-201 United States History I (3 credits) • HIST-210SL Research and Writing Essentials for Historians (2 credits) Senior Capstone Courses (4 credits) • HIST-451 Senior Capstone in History (2 credits) • EDUC-463 Seminar in Student Teaching (2 credits) Non-Western History (3 credits) • HIST-312 Modern Middle East (3 credits) • HIST-323 Global Feminism: Women in the Modern World (3 credits) • HIST-324 Modern Africa (3 credits) • HIST-340 Literature and Revolution (3 credits) • HIST-341 The Confucian Tradition (3 credits) • HIST-347 Japan Past and Present (3 credits) • HIST-348 China in Revolution (3 credits) • HIST-355 Imperialism (3 credits) European History (3 credits) • HIST-334 Europe in Transition, 1350-1789 (3 credits) • HIST-335 Europe in Age of Revolution: Reform and Unification (3 credits) • HIST-336 Emergence of Modern Europe, 1901 to the present (3 credits) American History (3 credits) • HIST-401 Early American History (3 credits) • HIST-403 The Civil War and Reconstruction, 1848 to 1877 (3 credits) • HIST-405 The America of Prosperity, Depression, and War, 1920-1945 (3 credits) History Electives (6 credits) • Take 6 credits of History electives at 300/400 level Political Science (6 credits) • PSC-101 Introduction to Civil Rights and Liberties (3 credits) • PSC-102 American Government and Politics (3 credits) ee Political Science Upper Division Electives (3 credits) • Take 6 credits of PSC electives at 300/400 level (exclusive of internship Arts credits) Professional Education (33 credits) (A grade of C or better is required in all courses below) • EDUC-203SL Foundations of Education (3 credits) • EDUC-204 Educational Technology (3 credits) • EDUC-342 Curriculum, Instruction, and Management of the 6-12 Classroom (3 credits) • EDUC-350 Diversity in Schools, Homes, & Communities (3 credits) • EDUC-403 Assessment and Evaluation (3 credits) • EDUC-420 Content-Area Methods in 6-12 Classroom (3 credits) • EDUC-432 Disciplinary Literacy (2 credits) • SPED-313 Survey of Persons with Exceptionalities (3 credits) • EDUC-465 Student Teaching: Placement One (5 credits) • EDUC-467 Student Teaching: Placement Two (5 credits) General Electives (3-4 credits) General elective requirements may be adjusted to account for transfer credits, course substitutions approved by your advisor, or additional coursework from minors and second majors.

Carson-Newman University • INTD-245 Interior Design Building Systems II (3 credits) • INTD-246 Architectural Drafting (3 credits) • INTD-252 Space Planning (3 credits) • INTD-254 Material and Finishes (3 credits) • INTD-256 Computer Aided Design I (3 credits) • INTD-300 Computer Aided Design II (3 credits) • INTD-345 History of Architecture & Interiors Before 1830 (3 credits) • INTD-346 History of Architecture & Interiors After 1830 (3 credits) • INTD-348 Kitchen and Bath Design (3 credits) • INTD-350 Residential Design (3 credits) • INTD-450 Commercial Design (3 credits) • INTD-459 Professional Practice (3 credits) • INTD-469 Internship in Interior Design (3 credits) General Electives (8-9 credits) General elective requirements may be adjusted to account for transfer credits, cours substitutions approved by your advisor, or additional coursework from minors and second majors.

• Studies in Mathematics and Science MATH-151 Calculus I (4 credits) Math Major Requirements (34 credits) • CSC-107 Computer Programming I (3 credits) • MATH-152 Calculus II (4 credits) • MATH-201 Statistical Concepts and Methods (3 credits) or MATH-406 Mathematical Statistics gion re, or • MATH-207 Discrete Mathematics (3 credits) • MATH-208 Linear Algebra I (3 credits) • MATH-211 Calculus III (3 credits) • MATH-212 Introduction to Abstract Mathematics (3 credits) • MATH-404 Abstract Algebra (3 credits) • Three additional 300/400-level MATH courses (9 credits) Senior Capstone Course (3 credits) • MATH-412 Senior Seminar in Mathematics (3 credits) General Electives (34-35 credits) General elective requirements may be adjusted to account for transfer credits, course substitutions approved by your advisor, or additional coursework from minors and second majors.

• Studies in Personal/Social Awareness (3 credits) ECON-210 Principles of Microeconomics (3 credits) (Students must earn a minimum grade of C or better) Business Foundations Core (9 credits) (Students must earn a minimum grade of C or better and the foundations sections must be completed prior to major courses, unless otherwise noted) • ACCT-201 Principles of Financial Accounting (3 credits) • ACCT-202 Principles of Managerial Accounting (3 credits) • BAD-205 Introduction to Business Analytics (3 credits) or MATH-201 Statistical Concepts and Methods Business Core (21 credits) (Students must earn a minimum grade of C or better) • BAD-201 Business and Professional Communication (3 credits) • BAD-215 Business Information Tools (3 credits) • BAD-301 Legal and Ethical Environment of Business (3 credits) • ECON-220 Principles of Macroeconomics (3 credits) • FIN-301 Introduction to Financial Management (3 credits) • MGT-301 Essentials of Management and Leadership (3 credits) • MKT-300 Principles of Marketing (3 credits) Senior Capstone (3 credits) (Students must earn a minimum grade of C or better) • MGT-408 Strategic Management, (Senior Capstone Course) (3 credits) Management Requirements (24-27 credits) • MGT-302 Operations Management (3 credits) • MGT-306 Organizational Behavior (3 credits) • MGT-367 Project Management (3 credits) • MGT-405 Human Resource Management (3 credits) • MGT-410 Entrepreneurship (3 credits) • MGT-420 Change Management (3 credits) • MKT-400 Marketing Management (3 credits) • BAD-465 Business Administration Internship (3-6 credits) or choose two upper division business courses from the same discipline General Electives (18-22 credits) General elective requirements may be adjusted to account for transfer credits, course substitutions approved by your advisor, or additional coursework from minors and second majors.

• Studies in Personal/Social Awareness (3 credits) ECON-210 Principles of Microeconomics (3 credits) (Students must earn a minimum grade of C or better) Business Foundations Core (9 credits) (Students must earn a minimum grade of C or better and the foundations sections must be completed prior to major courses, unless otherwise noted) • ACCT-201 Principles of Financial Accounting (3 credits) • ACCT-202 Principles of Managerial Accounting (3 credits) • BAD-205 Introduction to Business Analytics (3 credits) or MATH-201 Statistical Concepts and Methods Business Core (21 credits) (Students must earn a minimum grade of C or better) • BAD-201 Business and Professional Communication (3 credits) • BAD-215 Business Information Tools (3 credits) • BAD-301 Legal and Ethical Environment of Business (3 credits) • ECON-220 Principles of Macroeconomics (3 credits) • FIN-301 Introduction to Financial Management (3 credits) • MGT-301 Essentials of Management and Leadership (3 credits) • MKT-300 Principles of Marketing (3 credits) Senior Capstone (3 credits) (Students must earn a minimum grade of C or better) • MGT-408 Strategic Management, (Senior Capstone Course) (3 credits) Marketing Requirements (24 credits) • MGT-410 Entrepreneurship (3 credits) • MKT-330 Marketing in the Digital Era (3 credits) • MKT-350 Consumer Behavior (3 credits) • MKT-400 Marketing Management (3 credits) • MKT-407 Marketing Research Methods and Design (3 credits) • MKT-442 Advertising and Promotions (3 credits) Choose Six (6) credits from the following: • ACCT-306 Strategic Cost Accounting (3 credits) • BAD-465 Internship (3-6 credits) • COMM-201 Strategic Communication Techniques/Skills (3 credits) • COMM-322 Mass Media (3 credits) • COMM-323 Public Relations (3 credits) • COMM-330 Web and Interactive Design (3 credits) • COMM-404 Communication Law and Ethics (3 credits) • COMM-424 Persuasion (3 credits) • MGT-367 Project Management (3 credits) • SMGT-400 Sport Marketing (3 credits) General Electives (21-22 credits) ts General elective requirements may be adjusted to account for transfer credits, course substitutions approved by your advisor, or additional coursework from minors and second majors.

Senior Capstone (1 credit) • PHIL-410 Philosophy Colloquium (1 credit) General Electives (44-45 credits) General elective requirements may be adjusted to account for transfer credits, course substitutions approved by your advisor, or additional coursework from minors and second majors.

• Studies to Enhance a World Perspective HIST-134 World History II (3 credits) • Language 6 credits of Spanish, German, or French NOTE: Department faculty reserve the right to determine the prerequisite for all the 300 and 400 level courses Political Science Core Requirements (8 credits) • PSC-101 Introduction to Civil Rights and Liberties (3 credits) • PSC-102 American Government and Politics (3 credits) Senior Capstone (2 credits) • PSC-491SL Senior Seminar in Political Science (2 credits) Upper Division History (6 credits) • 300 or 400-level History (6 credits) Political Science Major Courses (18 credits) • 18 credits of additional PSC courses General Electives (40-41 credits) General elective requirements may be adjusted to account for transfer credits, course substitutions approved by your advisor, or additional coursework from minors and second majors.

• Studies in Personal/Social Awareness (6 credits) PSC-101 Intro to Civil Rights and Liberties (3 credits) PSY-204 Psychology of Childhood & Adolescence (3 credits) or PSY-206 Human Development Through the Life Span, or CFS-206 Human Development Through the Life Span (3 credits) • Studies to Enhance a World Perspective HIST-134 World History II (3 credits) • Language 6 credits of Spanish, German, or French Political Science Major Courses (31 credits) • PSC-102 American Government and Politics (3 credits) • PSC-201 Global Politics (3 credits) • PSC-321 American Political Thought (3 credits) • PSC-439 American Constitutional Law II (3 credits) Senior Capstone Course (4 credits) • PSC-491SL Senior Seminar in Political Science (2 credits) • EDUC-463 Seminar in Student Teaching (2 credits) History Electives (3 credits) • 300 or 400-level History (3 credits) Political Science Electives (12 credits) • Take 12 credits of additional PSC courses Professional Education (32 credits) (A grade of C or better is required in all courses below) • EDUC-203SL Foundations of Education (3 credits) • EDUC-204 Educational Technology (3 credits) • EDUC-342 Curriculum, Instruction, and Management of the 6-12 Classroom (3 credits) • EDUC-350 Diversity in Schools, Homes, and Communities (2 credits) • EDUC-403 Assessment and Evaluation (3 credits) • EDUC-420 Content-Area Methods in the 6-12 Classroom (3 credits) • EDUC-432 Discipline Literacy (2 credits) • SPED-313 Survey of Persons with Exceptionalities (3 credits) Student Teaching (10 credits) • EDUC-465 Student Teaching: Placement One (5 credits) • EDUC-467 Student Teaching: Placement Two (5 credits) General Electives (9-10 credits) General elective requirements may be adjusted to account for transfer credits, course substitutions approved by your advisor, or additional coursework from minors and second majors.

• Studies in Personal/Social Awareness II (3 credits) PSY-206 Human Development Through the Life Span • Studies to Enhance a World Perspective (6 credits) Language 100-level or higher (6 credits) Psychology Requirements (29 credits) • PSY-101 Introduction of Behavioral Science (3 credits) • PSY-102 Understanding Human Behavior (3 credits) • PSY-213 Research Design & Interpretation (3 credits) • PSY-301 Social Psychology (3 credits) • PSY-302 Abnormal Psychology (3 credits) • PSY-405 History and Systems of Psychology (3 credits) Senior Capstone Courses (5 credits) • PSY-412SL Senior Seminar (3 credits) • EDUC-463 Seminar in Student Teaching (2 credits) Additional Psychology Electives (6 credits) • PSY Electives (6 credits) Professional Education (31 credits) • EDUC-203SL Foundations of Education (3 credits) • EDUC-204 Educational Technology (3 credits) • EDUC-342 Curriculum, Instruction, and Management of the 6-12 Classroom (3 credits) • EDUC-350 Diversity in Schools, Homes, and Communities (2 credits) • EDUC-403 Assessment and Evaluation (3 credits) • EDUC-420 Content-Area Methods in 6-12 Classroom Disciplinary Literacy (2 credits) • EDUC-432 Discipline Literacy (2 credits) • SPED-313 Survey of Persons with Exceptionalities (3 credits) Student Teaching (10 credits) • EDUC-465 Student Teaching: Placement One (5 credits) • EDUC-467 EDUC Student Teaching: Placement Two (5 credits) General Electives (12-13 credits) General elective requirements may be adjusted to account for transfer credits, course substitutions approved by your advisor, or additional coursework from minors and second majors.

(1-6 credits) • SPAN-317SL Spanish in Community Service and Missions (3 credit) • SPAN-320 Special Topics in Spanish (1-6 credits) • SPAN-327 Translation Theory (3 credits) Choose twelve (12) credits from the following: • SPAN-401 La guerra sucia: Issues in Conflict (3 credits) • SPAN-402 Mujeres al borde: Issues in Gender (3 credits) • SPAN-403 Muero porque no muero: Issues in Religion (3 credits) • SPAN-404 Los de abajo: Issues in Justice (3 credits) • SPAN-405 Foreign Study (1-15 credits) General Electives (38-39 credits) General elective requirements may be adjusted to account for transfer credits, course substitutions approved by your advisor, or additional coursework from minors and second majors.

(1-6) • SPAN-317SL Spanish in Community Service and Missions (3 credit) • SPAN-320 Special Topics in Spanish (1-6 credits) • SPAN-327 Translation Theory (3 credits) Choose twelve (12) credits from the following: • SPAN-401 La guerra sucia: Issues in Conflict (3 credits) • SPAN-402 Mujeres al borde: Issues in Gender (3 credits) • SPAN-403 Muero porque no muero: Issues in Religion (3 credits) • SPAN-404 Los de abajo: Issues in Justice (3 credits) • SPAN-405 Foreign Study (1-15 credits) Professional Education (32 credits) (A grade of C or better is required in all courses below) • EDUC-203SL Foundations of Education (3 credits) • EDUC-204 Educational Technology (3 credits) • EDUC-342 Curriculum, Instruction, and Management of the 6-12 Classroom (3 credits) • EDUC-350 Diversity in Schools, Homes, and Communities (2 credits) • EDUC-403 Assessment and Evaluation (3 credits) • EDUC-420 Content-Area Methods in 6-12 Classroom (3 credits) • EDUC-432 Discipline Literacy (2 credits) • SPED-313 Survey of Persons with Exceptionalities (3 credits) • EDUC-465 Student Teaching: Placement One (5 credits) • EDUC-467 Student Teaching: Placement Two (5 credits) Senior Capstone Courses (3 credits) • SPAN-420 Capstone in Spanish (1 credit) • EDUC-463 Seminar in Student Teaching (2 credits) General Electives (7-8 credits) General elective requirements may be adjusted to account for transfer credits, course substitutions approved by your advisor, or additional coursework from minors and of the second majors.

Special Education (Non-Licensure) Major (34 credits) • EDUC-203SL Foundations of Education (3 credits) • EDUC-205 Introduction to Diagnostic Reading Instruction: Techniques and Strategies (3 credits) • EDUC-350 Diversity in Schools, Homes, & Communities (2 credits) • PE-407 Adapted Physical Education (3 credits) • PSY-404 Education Psychology II: Classroom Management (2 credits) • SPED-313 Survey of Persons with Exceptionalities (3 credits) • SPED-318 Techniques for the Inclusion of Diverse Learners (3 credits) • SPED-408 Gifted and Talented Learners (3 credits) • SPED-416 Characteristics/Strategies of Mild/Moderate Disabilities (3 credits) • SPED-417 Characteristics/Needs of Low Incidence Disabilities (3 credits) • SPED-425 Managing Challenging Behaviors (3 credits) Choose one (1) course from the following (3 credits) • PSY-204 Psychology of Childhood and Adolescence (3 credits) • PSY-206 Human Development Through the Lifespan (3 credits) • CFS-206 Human Development Through the Lifespan (3 credits) Senior Capstone Course (1 credit) • EDUC-461 Liberal Arts Education Capstone Seminar (1 credit) General Electives (37-38 credits) Recommended Electives: • EDUC-314 Literacy Development through Language Arts (3 credits) , • EDUC-341 Curriculum, Instruction, and Management of the Pre-K-5 Classroom (3 credits) General elective requirements may be adjusted to account for transfer credits, course substitutions approved by your advisor, or additional coursework from minors and second majors.

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