B.A. in Behavioral Science (39 hours)
- Psy 101 Introduction to Psychology (3)
- Soc 101 Introduction to Sociology (3)
- Soc 201 Cultural Anthropology (3)
- Soc 221 Social Problems (3)
- Soc/Psy 306 Introduction to Psychological and Social Research (3)
- Soc 345 Social Psychology (3)
- Soc 361 Social Theory (3)
- Math 122 Introduction to Statistics (3)
- Psy 445 Abnormal Psychology (3)
- Psy 451 Personality Theory (3)
- Nine hours of electives from the following: upper-level sociology courses: Soc 321, 322, 331; CTA 203, 309, 333; Psy 221, 241, 385, 421, 442.
B.A. in Geography (31 hours)
- Geog 101 Introduction to Geography (3) and/or 202 World Regional Geography (3)
- Geog 281 Physical Geography and Geology (4)
- Geog 361 Introduction to Geographic Information Systems (3)
- Geog 385 Introduction to GPS (3)
- 15-18 hours of upper-level geography courses, which may include courses taken at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln by consortium arrangement.
B.A. in History (33 hours)
33 hours of history courses, selected from both U.S. and non-U.S. courses.
B.A. in Psychology (39 hours)
Required courses:
- Psy 101 Introduction to Psychology (3)
- Psy 221 Lifespan Development (3)
- Psy 306 Introduction to Psychological and Social Research (3)
- Psy 341 Group Techniques (3)
- Psy 442 Introduction to Counseling (3)
- Psy 445 Abnormal Psychology (3)
- Psy 451 Personality Theory (3)
- Psy 345 Social Psychology (3)
- Math 122 Introduction to Statistics (3)
Three hours from the following:
Nine hours selected from the following:
- Capstone Courses: Psy 406, Psy 481, Psy 490.
- Highly recommended courses: 300/400 level psy courses; Bio 207, 243, 371; HHP 480; Soc 331, 333; Theo 483; Gero 403.
- Suggested courses: Bio 444, HHP 463.
Minors
Minor in Geography (19 hours)
- Geog 101 Introduction to Geography (3) and/or 102 World Regional Geography (3)
- Geog 281Physical Geography and Geology (4)
- Nine to twelve hours of geography electives.
Minor in History (18 hours)
- Hist 115 American Civilization (3)
- Hist 131 World Civilization I (3)
- Hist 132 World Civilization II (3)
- Six hours of upper-level U.S. history electives
- Three hours of upper-level non-U.S. history electives
Minor in Philosophy (18 hours)
- Phil 301 Concepts in Philosophy (3)
- Phil 311 History of Philosophical Thought I (3)
- Phil 312 History of Philosophical Thought II (3)
- Phil 319 Introduction to Symbolic Logic (3)
- Phil 499 Honors Course (3)
- Theo 390 World Religions: The Gospel in a Pluralistic World (3)
Minor in Psychology (18 hours)
- Psy 101 Introduction to Psychology (3)
- Three hours from: Psy 221, 241, 421
- Three hours from Psy 342, 442, 445
- Nine hours Psy electives.
Tracks: The following are recommended courses for students pursuing employment or graduate studies in the areas of Art Therapy, Health Professions, or Human Services. Psychology course requirements for graduate programs vary greatly. Check program requirements for all programs that you will be applying to and take courses accordingly.
- Art Therapy track: Psy 101, 221, 442, 445, 3 hours of Psy electives
- Health Professional track (pre-med, pre-nursing, pre-physical therapy, etc.): Psy 101,221, 445, 9 hours of Psy electives
- Helping Professional track (pre-seminary, pre-social work, etc.): Psy 101, 342, 442, 445, 6 hours of Psy electives
Minor in Sociology (18 hours)
Minor in Criminal Justice (18 hours)
- Soc 101 Introduction to Sociology (3)
- Soc 321 Criminology (3)
- Soc 322 Criminal Justice (3)
- Six hours from: Bio 230, 231, HHP 281, Soc 325
- Three hours (recommended) from: Soc 221, 331, 481, Psy 421, 445, Psy/Soc 490, Art 235, any course from required list not already taken.
- (Note: Internship and capstone seminare must be related to criminology or criminal justice.)
Bachelor of Science in Education
Elementary
Geography, history and several other areas within the social sciences are available as elementary school subject concentrations.
Middle level
The social sciences are an available content teaching area.
Secondary education
A field endorsement is available in the social sciences. Subject majors are available in geography and history.
