OSWEGO 2016 EC On-Campus at State University of New York

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CONTENTS

03 About EC

04 About Oswego

06 Ranking and Accreditation

08 Schools and Colleges

12 Transfer, Internship and Career Opportunities

14 Campus Life

16 EC On-Campus

17 English for Academic Purposes

18 How we Teach

19 Fees and Scholarships

20 Fredonia Application Process

21 Application Checklists

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ABOUT EC

EC has a long history of providing quality English language

programs to non-native speakers, having been founded as a

subsidiary of a leading private school.

We now operate on three continents helping 45,000 students

a year achieve their linguistic and academic goals. Students are

assured of a high commitment to quality from all our staff.

Our centers in the USA are all accredited to the highest

standards by ACCET, and are AAIEP, AIRC and NAFSA members.

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ABOUT OSWEGO

About the State University of New York (SUNY)

SUNY is the largest comprehensive university system in the USA. It consists of 64 institutions, including research universities, academic medical centers, liberal arts colleges, community colleges, colleges of technology and an online learning network.

The University educates approximately 463,000 students in more than 7,500 degree and certificate programs, and nearly two million in workforce and career development programs. There are nearly three million SUNY alumni around the world.

SUNY attracts the best and brightest scholars, scientists, artists, and professionals, and boasts nationally and internationally recognized faculty in all major disciplines. Faculty are regular recipients of prestigious awards and honors.

Why Earn a Degree at Oswego• Accredited institution with 150 years of tradition and quality

• Nationally recognized programs for first-year students, internships and co-ops, study abroad, extensive athletic opportunities, and over 170 clubs and organizations

• Top-ranked by U.S. News & World Report and named among the top 150 “Best Value” colleges and universities by USA Today and The Princeton Review

• 96% of students from New York State giving international stu-dents a truly authentic American experience

• 90% of graduates employed or in graduate school a year post grad-uation (84% in a field related to their major or area of study)

• Approximately 75% of full-time teaching faculty hold doctoral degrees or the terminal degree in their fields

Experience hands-on learning stretching back to 1861. Oswego, students enjoy the

opportunity to learn by doing and become fully prepared for successful futures.

The State University of New York at Oswego was founded as the Oswego Primary Teachers’ Training School before becoming a liberal arts college in 1962.

With 8,000 students, Oswego is large enough to offer more than 110 programs of study yet small enough for students to form quality relationships with each other and its caring faculty.

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About the town of Oswego

Located on Lake Ontario in north-central New York, Oswego is known as “The Port City of Central New York”. The town is 5.5 hours away from New York City, 5 hours from Toronto and less than 6 hours from Boston.

Winters in Oswego are cold and snowy with temperatures falling to 18.1 °F (-7.7°C), while in summer it typically rises to 79.2°F (26.2°C). Its beautiful waterfront is complemented by the maritime theme found throughout the city and its many parks provide amazing views of Lake Ontario.

Hiking, boating, and golf are all popular local pastimes.

BUFFALOROCHESTER SYRACUSE

WATERTOWN

MONTREAL

BURLINGTON

MANCHESTER

HARTFORD

BOSTON

OSWEGO

ALBANY

BINGHAMTON

NEW YORK CITY

PHILADELPHIA

TORONTOLake Ontario

Lake Erie

Atlantic Ocean

CANADA

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RANKING AND ACCREDITATION

• Oswego has received numerous accreditations and awards throughout the past two decades, including recognition as one of the 28 “Top Up-and-Coming Colleges” by US News.

• The Graduate School of Business has been named by both Princeton Review and US News as one of the best business schools in America, among more than 1,400 colleges nationwide.

• The MBA program has been accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business International (AACSB).

• The Business Administration and Accounting programs of the University are pursuing accreditation AACSB.

• The university was ranked 18th on the US News list of the best public campuses in the Northern region.

• Oswego was ranked 10th in the nation as a master level institution for sending students abroad for a semester, according to the Open Doors report by the Institute for International Education.

• The School of Education is accredited by the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education. Oswego’s School of Business has international accreditation by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business.

• Oswego is one of the few colleges in New York State whose art, music and theater departments are all nationally accredited.

• Oswego is accredited by the Board of Regents of the State University of New York and by The Commission on Higher Education of the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools.

Oswego is regularly recognized by many respected accreditors, awarding bodies and

publications across the nation.

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Oswego has been nurturing talent, careers, and friendships for more than 150 years and

has a wide range of programs available across a number of schools and colleges.

SCHOOLSANDCOLLEGES

SPECIALIZING IN:Science, Mathematics, Computer Science, Information Technology, Psychology, Human Development Sociology, International Relations, Public Justice, and Languages

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Made up of over 15 departments, the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences currently supports 50 Bachelor Degree programs, 40 Minor programs and 10 cooperative degree programs. In addition, the College supports five Master’s Degree programs.

The Chemistry Department houses graduate and undergraduate programs in chemistry, biochemistry, forensic science, and environmental chemistry.

Oswego’s Chemistry program was the first in the State University of New York network to be accredited by the American Chemical Society and it continues to place in the top three of certified degrees in New York.

Oswego’s other awards include Distinguished Teaching Professorships, Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Teaching, and the President’s Award for Outstanding Research.

Successful graduates from Oswego pursue employment in the chemical and pharmaceutical fields, attend graduate programs in education, chemistry and biochemistry, and attend medical/optometry programs.

Oswego offers undergraduate research opportunities to students at all levels. Students have interned at W.R. Grace in summer and many other locations on and off campus.

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SPECIALIZING IN:Business Administration, Accounting, Finance, Marketing, International Business, and Management

School of Business

Every year, SUNY Oswego’s School of Business makes The Princeton Review’s Top Business Schools guide.

It offers a range of undergraduate programs, several interdisciplinary programs, MBA, combined five-year BS/MBA, and BS/Master’s to approximately 1,650 undergraduate students and 200 graduate students.

Graduates of Oswego’s business programs are highly successful with careers ranging from the corporate sector to non-profit/government agencies to entrepreneurial enterprises.

Oswego’s MBA programs are good value for money, and widely acclaimed for their respected award-winning faculty and AACSB accredited coursework. They are offered in Business Administration, Health Services Administration, and Public Accounting.

The School also offers tailored internships. Each student works directly with the MBA Director, Graduate Office and Experience-Based Education to set up placements, graduate assistantships and FESTA Fellowships.

Classroom assignments, on-campus work opportunities and membership of professional organizations are all part of the student experience.

The School of Business works in collaboration with the Career Services office to assist students and alumni to find career opportunities.

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SPECIALIZING IN:Broadcasting, Advertising, Public Relations, Design, Journalism, Media and the Arts

School of Communication, Media and the Arts

The School of Communication, Media and the Arts prepares students to succeed through programs providing authentic, project-based learning.

Its outstanding courses in broadcasting and mass communication, public relations, and graphic design are listed among the nation’s best by the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, and the Princeton Review.

The Broadcasting and Mass Communication major offered is nationally recognized for providing a thorough understanding of an evolving media landscape.

The updated and relevant curriculum also includes a variety of offerings in new media.

Students on the popular Public Relations program receive a strong foundation in research methods, persuasive writing, graphics, strategies and tactics.

The Graphic Design degree is much admired for preparing students not only to become graphic designers, but artists who illustrate, photograph, sculpt, paint, print, and create digital work.

Alumni have had many successes at regional, national and international level, often attaining the highest prominence in their fields.

Internships are encouraged, tailored to the individual’s specific interests, and designed to fit within the student’s academic schedule. Placements have included NBC and CBS Television, MTV Networks and Time-Warner.

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SPECIALIZING IN:Education, Teaching, Counseling, School Leadership and Wellness Management

School of Education

A range of initial and professional certification programs in teaching, school counseling, school psychology, and educational administration are offered at both undergraduate and graduate level.

The department offers three majors with multiple concentrations in Adolescence Education, Childhood Education and TESOL. All programs are approved by the New York State Education Department (NYSED) and the Board of Regents.

The School is accredited by the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE), the standard of excellence in teacher education accreditation. Entering the job market as a graduate of an NCATE-accredited institution such as this gives students a competitive edge.

Programs emphasize hands-on experience in classrooms and other professional sites. As early as sophomore year students spend time in a school gaining practical experience.

Teaching placements are available in Oswego, New York City, and across New York state.

If a student’s area is Technology Management, Counseling or Wellness Management, he or she will complete internships in that field.

Interdisciplinary ProgramsOswego also offers many interdisciplinary programs created by collaborating departments. One of the most in-demand of these is the Master’s in Human Computer Interaction (HCI). Fortune magazine lists it as the 4th best degree for earning potential.

A unique feature is its focus on the development of technical skills alongside methodological and experimental practice.

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TransfersOnce students are enrolled into the State University of New York network, they can be assured of smooth transfer processes between universities.

SUNY universities include: Stony Brook University, SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry, Binghamton University, University at Buffalo, University of Albany.

Degrees are awarded from the university a student finally graduates from.

4+1 MBA ProgramsOswego offers dynamic five-year programs for students to earn two degrees. Programs save time and money by eliminating a semester in comparison to pursuing separate degrees.

The four programs that follow this system are:• Public Accounting BS/MBA• Broadcasting & Mass Communication BA/MBA• Psychology BA/MBA• Psychology BA/Human-Computer Interaction MA

InternshipsAt SUNY Oswego emphasis is placed on gaining practical work experience. The university offers a full range of credit-bearing internship opportunities to undergraduate and graduate students. Over 800 students per year participate in internships locally, on-campus, throughout the United States, and overseas.

Past internships have included:ABC, Academy of Television of Arts & Sciences, CBS, Constellation Energy, ESPN, First Investors, Google, IBM, KPMG, Madison Square Garden, Major League Baseball, Merrill Lynch, MTV, National Weather Service, Nickelodeon, SONY Music Entertainment and more.

Study AbroadOswego students regularly take advantage of the university’s comprehensive study abroad system. Over 400 students per year take part in more than 80 overseas academic programs in over 30 countries.

Career DevelopmentOswego’s Career Services department helps present and past students reach their career goals. Counselors assist with writing resumés, preparing for interviews, finding job opportunities, applying to graduate schools, and attending job fairs.

More than 90% of recent Oswego graduates find employment or enroll in graduate school, with 84% of those employed working in areas related to their major.

TRANSFER AND INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIESAt Oswego, students have the opportunity to engage in practical work experience, and

can also further their studies through transfer agreements with esteemed universities.

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CAMPUS LIFEThere is more to university than lectures and lessons. Over 190 activities, clubs and social

organizations provide recreation, new experiences and friendship. Choose from academic,

media, sports, religious, cultural, arts, and community groups.

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ECON-CAMPUS

EC On-Campus gives students the chance to improve their English language skills before embarking on their chosen university degree. They can also take an English course concurrently, depending on their level of English. What’s more, no TOEFL scores are required.

Throughout the EC experience, students are completely integrated into an all-American university lifestyle, in the company of other international students. This fantastic learning opportunity is key for successful transition into university.

To make learning English as comfortable and productive as possible, students take lessons in EC’s exclusive learning facility.

EC On-Campus SchoolCapacity: 45Classrooms: 3 Student computers: 20Students in class: Average 12 (Max 15)Minimum age: 17 yearsMinimum stay: 4 weeksCourses start: Every other Monday

Facilities• Free WiFi• Interactive whiteboards• Self-study area• Student lounge• University canteen• University services

AccommodationStudents can choose to live on campus with American and international students in a dedicated student residence. All residences provide full board and comfortable, convenient rooms in the heart of campus.

Off-campus accommodation is also available.

Accommodation IncludesCommunal loungeFree WiFiBed linenLaundry facilities24-hour on-site security

EC ON-CAMPUS AT OSWEGO HIGHLIGHTS:• Effective English language learning from

Beginner to Advanced levels• No TOEFL scores required to apply• Courses start every two weeks• Guaranteed on-campus housing• Oswego student ID• Meal plan included• Free medical care on campus• Full access to on-campus facilities

Learn English while being completely integrated into an all-American university lifestyle

on hundreds of acres of beautiful, leafy grounds.

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Academic LanguageStudents’ English will improve in all areas, and to ensure full preparation for life at university, we also teach important skills such as how to give presentations, write essays, summarize, critique academic texts and much more.

Authentic EnvironmentThe classroom environment mirrors that of a university to prepare students for the style of classes they can expect. Students experience the teaching methods and standards they will face at university, while benefiting from the attentiveness and support of a school fully focused on international students.

Cultural StudiesWe teach idiomatic language and cultural issues, which help students become more integrated into university life.

Targeted LessonsOur lessons are interactive and interesting to ensure students remain highly motivated. Our integrated syllabus familiarizes them with the types of courses, assignments and other academic situations encountered at university.

GRE Preparation ElectiveIf a GRE (Graduate Record Examinations) score is required, we can prepare students for this exam through an elective which teaches verbal and quantitative reasoning, critical thinking, and analytical writing skills.

ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC PURPOSESThe linguistic, academic and cultural skills taught on this course help students achieve

their goals and enter their chosen university program with confidence and proficiency.

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HOW WETEACHNo matter where a student starts from, we deliver a

deeper and more sophisticated command of English.

The EC GuaranteeOur guarantee is very simple. We promise students will progress at the rate shown on the progress chart. If they do not progress as expected, we will provide them with all the additional lessons, help and support they need to reach their target level at no extra cost.

All they have to do is:• be committed to learning• attend all lessons• complete all homework, tests and assignments

BEGINNERYou have a very basic knowledge of vocabulary and simple grammatical structure. You can invite someone somewhere (Let’s….) and talk about your past.

ELEMENTARYYou understand most conversations spoken slowly and clearly. You can give someone simple directions on the street.

PRE- INTERMEDIATE You speak fairly easily on everyday ma�ers. You can explain what you need from service providers.

INTERMEDIATE You can communicate easily on everyday ma�ers but have a limited range of expression. You can have a conversation on the telephone.

UPPER-INTERMEDIATE You can use the language with some confidence but with noticeable lapses in accuracy and fluency. You can give a short business presentation in English.

PRE-ADVANCED You can use the language with confidence. You can read English newspapers, follow TV news and apply for an English-speaking job.

ADVANCED With a good command of English, you can read and write accurately with few errors. You can understand most academic texts and lectures.

PROFICIENCY You have near-full command of the language. You can use industry terms for your field of study.

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EC LEVELS 30 lessons per week

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FULL ADMISSION• Your equivalent TOEFL score is 80+• You meet all academic requirements

CONCURRENT ADMISSION (requires academic department approval)

• You meet all requirements for your academic program except for English language proficiency• You can take a combination of English for Academic Purposes and university credit courses, whilst learning English

CONDITIONAL ADMISSION• You meet all requirements for the academic program except for the English language requirement• You will be admi�ed to your chosen academic program on the condition that you enroll in the OnCampus EC English language program until you reach the required English language level

Academic Requirements• GPA 3.0 (Students with a GPA lower than 3.0 are encouraged to apply, as GPA is only one component of the acceptance formula)

• SAT score is not required for students who have not a�ended a US high school

• Some programs of study require audition materials or portfolios of work to be submi�ed in order for applications to be considered

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FEES AND SCHOLARSHIPS

UNDERGRADUATE FEES

Approximate annual student expenses(Semester charges are half the annual cost)UNDERGRADUATE TUITION: $16,320ROOM (Double): $8,190BOARD (Comprehensive plan): $4,800ADDITIONAL RESIDENTIAL CHARGES (internet, laundry): $268FIXED FEES: $1,464TOTAL FIXED COST: $31,042

GRADUATE FEES

Approximate annual student expenses(Semester charges are half the annual cost)GRADUATE TUITION: $22,210ROOM (Single): $10,790BOARD (Comprehensive Plan): $4,800ADDITIONAL RESIDENTIAL CHARGES (internet, laundry): $268FIXED FEES: $1,464TOTAL FIXED COST: $39,532

MBA FEES

Approximate annual student expenses(Semester charges are half the annual cost)MBA TUITION: $24,390ROOM (Single): $10,790BOARD (Comprehensive plan): $4,800ADDITIONAL RESIDENTIAL CHARGES (Internet, Laundry): $268FIXED FEES: $1,464TOTAL FIXED COST: $41,712

International students receive an excellent education for a fraction of the cost compared

to many higher education institutions.

The Oswego GuaranteeOswego guarantees that the necessary classes will be available to complete a Baccalaureate degree in four consecutive academic years of full-time study. If students meet the academic expectations and cannot graduate after four years because of course unavailability, the college will enroll students in the remaining course or courses necessary to meet graduation requirements tuition-free.

Our LessonsAt EC we follow a communicative approach that develops the four language skills - reading, writing, speaking and listening.

To give an engaging and relevant framework to learning, each lesson will focus on a specific topic. Teachers select topics that create interest, discussion and debate in the class. As students engage with the language, they also learn about their classmates and different cultures, all within an English context.

As well as taking an active part in classroom discussions, students work on language skills in small groups, pairs or individually. As they learn correct pronunciation, increase their vocabulary, work on grammar and improve sentence construction, they become able to express themselves in an accurate and appropriate way.

Our Academic TeamWith professors, published authors and cutting edge education technologists, our Central Academic Team continually researches and applies the latest trends in learning science to our curriculum to ensure students make the best progress possible. This team also regularly presents at education conferences around the world.

Our teachers are professional, friendly and passionate about what they do. They are trained to deliver constant support and feedback within a relaxed and informal environment, and their care and encouragement builds confidence in students.

Our specialized on-campus staff is available around the clock to offer personal support and guidance in all areas of student learning and the campus experience.

ScholarshipsOswego awarded nearly $4 million in merit scholarships this past academic year to incoming students who demonstrated an outstanding level of academic achievement.

International students entering in the fall term who submit a completed application by mid-January are given high priority for at least a $5,000 Destination Oswego Scholarship. Top achieving students may be eligible for an $8,000 Destination Oswego scholarship and additional Oswego merit scholarships.

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OSWEGO APPLICATION PROCESS

STEP 1PROGRAM INQUIRY

AND AVAILABILITY

(24-48 Hours)

• Inquire about available programs with the EC USA Admissions team in Boston. They will respond within 24 business hours. • Once a program has been chosen, the EC Admissions team will provide a conditional admissions application checklist along with all the required documents.

STEP 2CLOA DOCUMENT

COLLECTION

(Timeframe Varies)

• Collect the required documents to make the conditional admissions application and submit them to the EC Admissions team.• Students may be required to send original documents via courier to EC USA in Boston, but

normally scanned documents are acceptable at this stage.

STEP 3APPLICATION SUBMISSION

(24 Hours)

• After students submit all documents to EC USA Admissions, they will be sent to the university for review. EC Admissions will usually confirm submission within 24 hours.

• If a university application fee is required, it will be collected at this time via EC Credit Card Form.

STEP 5ISSUING OF

CLOA/I-20

(Timeframe Varies)

• Once a decision is made, students will receive a Conditional Letter of Admission (CLOA). A scanned copy of the CLOA will be sent, however for a hard copy, it can take up to a week to arrive via EC USA.• SUNY will send all acceptance and I-20 documents required for a student visa application to the student’s home country. The student visa application process is the responsibility of the student.

STEP 7TRANSFER TO FULL

ADMISSIONS STATUS

(Timeframe Varies)

• Students work with Academic Coordinators at their EC school to submit the required documents for full admission.• Original, hard copy documents will be required at this time along with additional essays, test results, updated financial documents, etc.

STEP 6ATTEND EC ENGLISH COURSE

AND REACH REQUIRED LEVEL

(Varies by student)

• Students begin attending courses at EC until they reach the required level to transfer to full admission at Oswego.• Admission is based on English level, not duration of study. Some students progress faster than others.• Length of study varies depending on each student’s initial level and progression.

STEP 4REVIEW AND

DECISION

(Between 5 And 21 Business Days)

• The student’s university application is submitted to the univeristy for review.• It can take between 5 to 21 business days to complete the review process. Master’s degrees take

longer to review.• EC USA will be notified of the admissions decision and then inform the student.

STEP 8BEGIN DEGREE PROGRAM AT

PARTNER UNIVERSITY

• Working with Academic Coordinators and university staff, students transition to full admissions status and prepare to begin their degree program at the next intake/semester start date.

From enrolling on an English course to the first day as a university student, we advise and

support students at every stage, ensuring a smooth stress-free transition.

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APPLICATIONCHECKLISTSAlthough application requirements may vary depending on program, students are

required to submit the following.

STUDENT’S PERSONAL INFORMATION • Home address, personal email, etc.

SECONDARY SCHOOL TRANSCRIPTS• Official Copy & Certified Translated Copy in English• Include date of graduation, complete name and address of secondary school

PASSPORT COPY

PERSONAL STATEMENT

GAP YEAR STATEMENT (If student has been out of secondary school for more than a year)

$50 APPLICATION FEE

If SACM sponsored or not applying to EC On-Campus at Oswego:Financial Support of minimum $34,353SUNY Foreign Student Financial Form

UNDERGRADUATE TRANSCRIPTS• Official Copy & Certified Translated Copy in English• Include date of graduation• Minimum GPA depends on program

DIPLOMA/GRADUATION CERTIFICATE

TRANSCRIPT EVALUATION (IF NOT A 4.0 GPA SCALE)

STATEMENT OF INTENT

DETAILED RESUME/CV

2 LETTERS OF RECOMMENDATION

$65 APPLICATION FEE

If attending EC On-Campus at Oswego:Proof of Financial Support (amount determined by academic department)SUNY Foreign Student Financial Form

Other requirements based off-department (Test scores, courses, essays)

SUNY Oswego Undergraduate

SUNY Oswego Graduate

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UNDERGRADUATE

Accounting BS, combined BS/MBA

Adolescence Education (Grades 7-12) BS

African/African-American Studies Minor

Agricultural Education (all grades) BS

Agricultural Education (7-12) BS

American Studies BA

Anthropology BA, Minor

Applied Mathematics BS

Applied Mathematical Economics BS

Applied Statistics Minor

Art BA, BFA, Minor

Art Education Minor

Art, Graphic Design BFA, BA

Art History Minor

Art, Studio BFA

Arts Management Minor

Arts Therapy, Expressive Minor

Astronomy Minor

Athletic Coaching Minor

Audio Design and Production Minor

Biochemistry BS

Biocultural Anthropology Minor

Biology BA, BS, Minor

Broadcasting-Mass Communication BA, combined BA/MBA

Business Administration BS, Minor

Business and Marketing Education (All Grades) MSEd BS

Chemistry BA, BS, Minor

Childhood Education (Grades 1-6) BS

Cinema and Screen Studies BA

Cognitive Science BA, BS, Minor

Communication and Social Interaction BA, Minor

Computer and Electrical Engineering BS

Computer Information Systems Minor

Computer Science BA, BS, Minor

Conflict Studies Minor

Creative Writing BA, Minor

Economics BA, Minor

Education BS

Electrical and Computer Engineering BS

Engineering, Computer and Electrical BS

Engineering, Software BS

The following list encompasses all undergraduate majors and minors as well as

graduate degree programs.

MAJORS AND MINORS

English BA, Minor

Exercise: Wellness Management BS

Expressive Arts Therapy Minor

Family and Consumer Sciences Education (all grades

and 7-12)

BS

Finance BS

Fitness: Wellness Management BS

Forensic Science Minor

French BA, Minor

French Culture Studies Minor

Gender and Women’s Studies BA, Minor

Geochemistry BS

Geology BA, BS, Minor

Geology-Environmental Earth Science BS

German BA, Minor

German Culture Studies Minor

Gerontology Graduate Certificate

Global and International Studies BA, Minor

Graphic Design BFA

Health and Wellness Graduate Certificate

Health Careers Education (7-12) BS

Health Science Minor

Health: Wellness Management BS

History BA, Minor

Human Development BA, Minor

Human Resource Management BS

Illustration Minor

Information Science BA, Minor

Insurance and Risk Management BS

International Business Minor

International and Global Studies BA, Minor

Italian Culture Studies Minor

Journalism BA , Minor

Language and International Trade BA , Minor

Linguistics BA, Minor

Live Event Design Minor

Logic Minor

Management, Operations, and Information Systems BS

Marketing BS

Mathematical Economics, Applied BS

Mathematics BA, Minor

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Mathematics BS

Medieval and Renaissance Studies Minor

Meteorology BS

Museum Studies Minor

Music BA, Minor

Native American Studies Minor

Operations Management and Information Systems BS

Peace and Conflict Studies Minor

Philosophy BA, Minor

Philosophy-Psychology BA

Photography Minor

Physics BA, BS, Minor

Piano Certificate of Special-ized Study

Play Therapy Graduate Certificate Graduate Certificate

Political Science BA, Minor

Psychology BA, combined BA/MBA, Minor

Psychology/Human Computer Interaction BA

Public Accounting BS, combined BS/MBA

Public Justice BA, Minor

Public Relations BA

Risk Management and Insurance BS

Sociology BA, Minor

Software Engineering BS

Spanish BA, Minor

Studio Art BFA

Sustainability Studies Minor

Technology Minor

Technical Education (7-12) BS

Technology Education (All Grades) BS

Technology Management BS

TESOL BS

Theatre BA, Minor

Trade Education (7-12) BS

Vocational Teacher Preparation (7-12) BS

Wellness Management BS

Women’s Studies BA, Minor

Zoology BA, BS, Minor

GRADUATE

Accounting combined BS/MBA

Adolescence Education (Grades 7-12) MST , MAT ,TESOL

Agricultural Education (all grades) MSEd, Peace Corps Master's International

Art MA

Art Education MAT

Art, Studio MA

Business Administration MBA

Business and Marketing Education (All Grades) MSEd

Business and Marketing Education (All Grades) MSEd

Chemistry MS

Chemistry MAT, MST

Childhood Education (Grades 1-6) BS, MST

Counseling and Psychological Services CAS, MS

Curriculum and Instruction MSED

Chemistry MS

Childhood Education (Grades 1-6) MST

Education, Childhood and Adolescence MST, MSED, MAT Art, Chemistry, MAT, TESOL

Education, Technology (All Grades) MSEd

Education Vocational Teacher Preparation (7-12) MSED

Educational Administration/Educational Leadership CAS

English MA

Family and Consumer Sciences Education (all grades

and 7-12)

MSEd

Health Information Technology Graduate Certificate

Health Careers Education (7-12) MSEd

History MA

Human-Computer Interaction MA

Integrated Health Systems Graduate Certificate

Integrated Media Graduate Certificate

Literacy B-6 MSED

Literacy 5-12 MSED

Mathematics MAT, MST, Peace Corps Master's Inter-national

Media Graduate Certificate

Mental Health Counseling MS, MST

Psychology/Human Computer Interaction combined BA/MA

Public Accounting combined BS/MBA

School Building Leadership CAS

School District Leadership CAS

School Counseling Services CAS, MS

School Psychology CAS, MS CAS, MS

Special Education MSEd

Studio Art MA

Technical Education (7-12) MSEd

Technology Education (All Grades) MSEd

TESOL MAT

Trade Education (7-12) MSEd

Trauma Studies Graduate Certificate

Vocational Technical Education MSEd

Please note: this information was correct at time of going to print.

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