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ELECTIVES15 required · verify with the official sheet

OPEN LEVEL. 3 additional credits from the following:; ECON numbered 1010 to 1990; ECON numbered 2100 to 2990; ECON numbered 3000 to 3990; ECON numbered 4000 to 4990; INTERMEDIATE LEVEL. 3 additional courses/9 credits from the following:; ECON numbered 2100 to 2990; ADVANCED LEVEL. 2 additional courses/6 credits from the following:; ECON numbered 3000 to 3990; ECON numbered 4000 to 4990; 3 addition

ANCILLARY COURSESchoose 1

Choose 1 of the following options:

Sophomore Year Requirements - 6 Credits2 required · verify with the official sheet

Choose 1 of the following 3-credit courses each semester:

PLHC Students in CALS - 3 Credits1 required

and 1 additional credit in ALE 2995 , ALE 3995 , ASCI 2995 , ASCI 3995 , BIOC 2995 , BIOC 3995 , CDAE 2993 , CDAE 2995 , CDAE 3500 , CDAE 3991 , CDAE 3993 , CDAE 3995 , ENSC 2995 , ENSC 3995 , ENSC 3996 , ENVS 3995 , MMG 2995 , MMG 3995 , NFS 2995 , NFS 3995 , PBIO 2995 , PBIO 3995

PLHC Students in CAS - 4-6 Credits1 required

and 1 additional credit in HCOL 3881 (a binding agreement with a faculty member for enriched course work in one 2000+-level 3-credit course taught by that faculty member), or 3 credits in HCOL 3882 , or 3 credits in HCOL 3883

PLHC Students in CESS - 3 Credits1 required

PLHC Students in CEMS - 2 Creditsall required

PLHC Students in CNHS - 6 Creditsall required

PLHC Students in GSB - 3 Credits1 required

PLHC in RSENR - 4 Creditsall required

PLHC Students in CALS - 6 Credits1 required

6 credits in ALE 2995 , ALE 3995 , ASCI 2995 , ASCI 3995 , ASCI 3990 , BIOC 2995 , BIOC 3995 , CDAE 2993 , CDAE 3500 , CDAE 3993 , CDAE 3991 , CDAE 2995 , CDAE 3995 , ENSC 2995 , ENSC 3995 , ENSC 3996 , ENVS 4500, MMG 2995 , MMG 3995 , NFS 2995 , NFS 3995 , PBIO 2995 , PBIO 3995

PLHC Students in CAS - 6 Credits1 required

and 6 credits in ANTH 4996 , ARTH 4996 , ARTS 4996 , BIOC 4996 , BIOL 4996 , CAS 4996 , CHEM 4996 , CHIN 4996 , CLAS 4996 , CS 4996 , DNCE 4996 , ECON 4996 , ENGL 4996 , ENVS 4996 , FTS 4996 , FREN 4996 , GSWS 4996 , GEOG 4996 , GEOL 4996 , GERM 4996 , GRK 4996 , GRS 4996 , HSOC 4996 , HST 4996 , ITAL 4996 , JAPN 4996 , LAT 4996 , LING 4996 , MATH 4996 , MU 4996 , NSCI 4996 , PHIL 4996 , PHYS 4996

PLHC Students in CESS - 6 Credits1 required

PLHC Students in CEMS - 6 credits1 required

6 credits in BME 2996 , CEE 2996 , CS 4996 , EE 2996 , MATH 4996 , ME 2996 , PHYS 4996 , STAT 3996; or 3 credits in BME 2991 , BME 2995 , BME 3995 , CEE 2991 , CEE 2995 , CEE 3995 , CEMS 2991 , CS 2991 , CS 2995 , CS 3995 , EE 2995 , EE 3995 , MATH 2991 , MATH 2995 , MATH 3995 , ME 2991 , ME 2995 , ME 3995 , PHYS 2995 , PHYS 3995 , PHYS 4995 , STAT 2991 , STAT 2995 , STAT 3995; and 3 credits in BM

PLHC Students in CNHS - 3 Credits1 required

PLHC Students in GSB - 6 Credits1 required

PLHC Students in RSENR - 6 Credits1 required

6 credits in ENSC 3996 , ENVS 4996 , FOR 3996 , NR 3996 , PRT 3996 , WFB 3996

PROSEMINARS. 2 credits.all required

ADVANCED LEVEL THEORY/METHODS. At least 6 credits.2 required · verify with the official sheet

2 additional courses/6-8 credits from the following:

GENERAL ELECTIVES. At least 8 credits.1 required · verify with the official sheet

1 additional advanced course from the following:; ANTH numbered 3005 to 4996; 1 additional intermediate course/3 credits from the following:; ANTH numbered 2005 to 2995; LING 2210 , LING 2560 , REL 2050 , REL 2652; 1-4 additional credits from the following:; ANTH numbered 1100 to 1995, or 2005 to 2995, or 3005 to 4996; LING 2210 , LING 2560 , REL 1650 , REL 2050 , REL 2652

ANCILLARY REQUIREMENTSall required

NATURAL SCIENCES. At least 2 courses with laboratories in ASTR, BCOR, BIOL, CHEM, and/or GEOL, in any combination. Courses in other disciplines may be considered in consultation with an advisor in Anthropology.; MATHEMATICS/STATISTICS. Choose 2 of the following:; Alternative coursework in mathematics/statistics may be substituted with the approval of an advisor in Anthropology.

ANCILLARY REQUIREMENTS. At least 33 credits.choose 1

CALCULUS I. Choose 1 of the following:; CALCULUS II. Choose 1 of the following:; STATISTICS. Choose 1 of the following:; PHYSICS. Choose 1 of the following options:

ELECTIVES. 26 credits.1 required · verify with the official sheet

Students should meet with an academic advisor during their second year to map out a plan of study for completing 26 credits of Advanced Electives. Advanced Electives may be chosen from Categories A, B, and C as listed below. Students may choose up to 8 credits of Category B courses, and up to 10 credits of Category C courses to fulfill the Advanced Electives requirement.; CATEGORY A (courses at t

ANCILLARY INTRODUCTORY METHODS COURSE. 3 credits.all required

Choose 1 of the following:

CORE INTERMEDIATE COURSES. 7 credits.2 required · verify with the official sheet

2 courses/6 credits from the following Arts & Sciences (CAS) courses:

CORE ADVANCED COURSES. 6 credits.2 required · verify with the official sheet

2 courses/6 credits from the following Arts & Sciences (CAS) courses:

ELECTIVES. 12 credits.1 required · verify with the official sheet

Course offerings for Health and Society vary frequently and often include Special Topics, Topics In, and Honors College courses. Before registration each semester, a list of eligible courses is posted as a See Also list in the Schedule of Courses (Classic Version). Many of those courses will not show up immediately in students’ degree audits. The courses listed in this table are always eligible an

NOTES1 required · verify with the official sheet

Graduate-level courses, including those in Public Health, may be accepted as advanced courses or electives with prior approval from a Health & Society advisor. Graduate courses are often open to upper-level undergraduate students with instructor permission.; Students who plan to do an honors thesis or apply to graduate school are encouraged to take one or more intermediate or advanced research met