A minor in either Psychology or Religious Studies is recommended. Humane Exchange majors are not required to take the Human Sciences core. The student is expected to take PSY 267, Behavioral Statistics, in place of MA 205, Statistical Methods. The student is also expected to take PSY 364, Social Psychology, and SO 250, Marriage and the Family, as the two electives that are required under Human Sciences for general studies requirements. Twelve credit hours of a foreign language are required.
Students seeking the degree in humane exchange become members of a cohort and take courses together.
In this way, unique human interaction continues that belongs especially to this program. A portfolio, developed throughout the program, is completed in HUE 499. The Political Science Major Political Science majors study political thought, the structure and functioning of politics and government, and the issues involved in political action. The Political Science major supports career preparation for fields such as political science, law, government service, journalism, education and public affairs. The Sociology Major Students who major in sociology pursue knowledge of the relationship of individuals within groups and the behavior of humans in groups.