Bachelor Degrees

For all B.A. and B.S. degree programs, at least 123 credits are required, representing a sound balance among the humanities, social sciences and specialized majors. The curricular requirements for each bachelor's degree, other than Liberal Studies and the B.S. in Nursing for R.N.'s, is identical to that taken by students in the day divisions with the exception of physical education credits.

College of Graduate and Continuing Education students may attend courses offered in the day or at night.  Students who can attend courses scheduled for mornings and afternoons may choose from degree programs in  Group 1  or  Group 2.  Students who plan to attend only in the evening may select from  Group 2.

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Group 1: In general, courses that comprise the major for these degree programs are offered daytime only.  (Students who cannot attend daytime courses should choose from Group 2.)
	Accounting Information Systems			Electrical Engineering*			Mathematics
	Biochemistry			Electronics/Business*			Medical Technology
	Biology			Exercise Science			Neuroscience
	Biophysics			English*			Nursing*
	Chemistry			Environmental Science			Physical Therapy
	Chemistry/Business*			World Languages			Physics
	Chemistry/Computers*			Gerontology*			Pre-Engineering
	Computer Engineering*			Human Services*			Political Science*
	Computer Science*			International Business*			Psychology
	Early Childhood Education*			International Language Business*			Special Education*
	Elementary Education*			International Studies*			Theatre
	Secondary Education*						Women's Studies Concentration**
* Some courses in this major are available evenings. ** This option does not signify an entire degree, rather a concentration within a degree program.
Group 2: Suggested for students who plan to attend evenings only.  (However, major, cognate and general education courses for these degrees are available either night or day.)
	Accounting			Health Administration			Media & Information Technology
	Communication			History			Nursing for R.N.'s**
	Computer Information Systems			Human Resource Studies			Operations Management
	Criminal Justice			Liberal Studies**			Philosophy
	Economics			Management			Sociology
	Finance			Marketing			Theology/Religious Studies
**The bachelor degree programs in Liberal Studies and Nursing for R.N.'s are available only to students admitted through College of Graduate and Continuing Education.