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GENERAL GEOGRAPHY
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This is a liberal arts major that combines well with
other College of Arts and Sciences majors and minors.
By making choices about the course they take, students
may pursue a specialized study plan, prepare for careers
related to geography, or plan for further study after
graduation. Students are encouraged to consider one of
the following: (1) Complete a study abroad experience;
(2) pursue guided independent study; (3) participate in
a professional internship (GEOG 4120). |
| REQUIRED CORE (14 hrs.)
| GEOG 1050 Physical Geography | 4 hrs |
| GEOG 2050 Human Geography | 3 hrs |
| GEOG 2650 Intro to Geospatial Tech. | 3 hrs |
| GEOG 3030 Geographic Inquiry | 4 hrs |
*Prerequisite: A course in statistics
(STAT 1600, 2160, 2600, or 3660)
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ELECTIVES (18 HRS)
Students are to select 18 hrs. of course work in
the areas identified below in consultation with
the geography advisor:
At least two courses in Systematic Geography
At least one course in Regional Geography
At least one course in Geographic Methods
COMPLEMENTARY MAJORS AND MINORS
The following majors or minors are recommended with this
major: Anthropology, Biology, Chemistry, Computer Information
Systems, Computer Science, Earth Science, Environmental
Studies, Geology, History, Hydrogeology, Journalism, Political
Science, Public History, Public Administration, Sociology,
or Statistics.
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