Its aim is to assure that the curriculums of all students regardless of major include a specified number of general education courses which are designed to provide fundamental knowledge and skills, a broad liberal arts and cultural education, and meet the requirements for entering one of the twelve academic units offering degree granting programs. Transfer students and readmit students must see an advisor during the first registration period to determine what courses will be accepted toward their degree. The student must have a minimum grade point average of 2.00 and obtain approval from their field supervisor and campus supervisor. A limited number of interns may be available through the offices of Career Planning and Placement and International Studies. Each year Social Science clubs collect food items during November and December to donate to the needy families and or the local food bank.
Students actively participate in community service through their intern placement.
Each year a number of students make application and are accepted into graduate and professional schools. Each curriculum in the Social Science program is designed to give students an in-depth knowledge of the course. It is the student s responsibility to take advantage of the course offerings and work toward an overall GPA that is suitable for graduate school. This fee is held on deposit with the University as liability coverage for incidental expenses or damages incurred by the student and left unpaid. Tuition and fee schedules may be furnished upon request by the Office of Business and Finance.