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DMACC Course
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Title
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Cr
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ISU Course
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Communications
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ENG 105
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Composition I
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3
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Engl 104
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ENG 106
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Composition II
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3
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Engl 105
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SPC 101
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Fundamentals of Speech
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3
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SPCM 212
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Science/Math
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ENV 115
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Environmental Conservation
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3
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NREM 120
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BIO 112
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Principles of Biology I and Lab
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4
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Biol 211/211L
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BIO 113
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Principles of Biology II and Lab
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4
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Biol 212/212L
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CHM 165
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Gen./Inorganic Chemistry I & Lab
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4
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Chem 177/177L
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CHM 175
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Gen./Inorganic Chem. II & Lab
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4
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Chem 178/178L
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CHM 263
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Organic Chemistry I & Lab
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4
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Chem 331/331L
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MAT 121
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College Algebra
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4
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Math 140
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OR
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MAT 129
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Precalculus
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5
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Math 140
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MAT 157
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Elementary Statistics
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4
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Stat 101
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MAT 130
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Trigonometry
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3
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Math 141
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PHY 106 (Not for Pre-vet)
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Survey of Physics
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4
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Phys 106
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OR
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PHY 162 (for
Pre-vet)
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College Physics I
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4
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Phys 111
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Ethics
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(choose one course)
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PHI 101
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Introduction to Philosophy
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3
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Phil 201
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PHI 110
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Introduction to Logic
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3
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Phil 206
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PHI 105
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Ethical Problems
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3
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Phil 230
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U.S.
Diversity
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(choose one course)
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ART 101
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Art Appreciation
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3
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Art 292
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LIT 105
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Children’s Literature
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3
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HD FS 240
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PSY 261
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Human Sexuality and Gender Roles
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3
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HD FS 276
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SOC 115
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Social Issues
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3
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Soc 235
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International Perspective
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(choose one course)
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ANT 105
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Cultural Anthropology
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3
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Anthr 201
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ANT 110
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Faces of Culture
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3
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Anthr 201
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HIS 112
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Western Civ
Beginning to 1715
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4
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Hist 201
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HIS 113
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Western Civ
1715 to Present
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4
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Hist 202
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MUS 100
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Music Appreciation
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3
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Music 102
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REL 101
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Comparative Religions
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3
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Relig 205
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POL 121
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World Politics
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3
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Pol S 251
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POL 125
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Comparative Political Systems
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3
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Pol S 241
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FLC 142
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Elementary Chinese II*
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4
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Chin 102
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FLF 142
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Elementary French II*
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4
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Frnch 102
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FLG 142
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Elementary German II*
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4
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Ger 102
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FLI 142
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Elementary Italian II*
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4
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Ital 102
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FLS 142
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Elementary Spanish II*
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4
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Span 102
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*or higher level foreign language course
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Social Science
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(choose one course)
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ANT 110
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Faces of Culture
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3
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Anthr 201
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ECN 120
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Principles of Macroeconomics
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3
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Econ 102
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ECN 130
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Principles of Microeconomics
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3
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Econ 101
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POL 111
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American National Government
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3
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Pol S 215
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POL 121
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World Politics
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3
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Pol S 251
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POL 125
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Comparative Political Systems
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3
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Pol S 241
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PSY 111
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General Psychology
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3
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Psych 101
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PSY 121
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Developmental Psychology
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3
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Psych 230
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PSY 251
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Social Psychology
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3
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Psych 280
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PSY 261
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Human Sexuality and Gender Roles
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3
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HD FS 276
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PSY 281
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Educational Psychology
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3
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Psych 333
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SOC 110
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Introduction to Sociology
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3
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Soc 134
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SOC 115
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Social Issues
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3
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Soc 235
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SOC 120
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Courtship, Marriage and Family
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3
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Soc 219
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SOC 230
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Juvenile Delinquency
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3
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Soc 241
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Humanities
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(choose one course)
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ART 101
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Art Appreciation
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3
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Art 292
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DRA 101
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Introduction to Theater
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3
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Thtre 106
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HIS 112
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Western Civ
Beginning to 1715
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4
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Hist 201
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HIS 113
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Western Civ
1715 to Present
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4
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Hist 202
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HIS 150
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American History 1492 to 1877
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4
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Hist 221
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HIS 153
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American History 1877 to Present
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4
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Hist 222
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LIT 101
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Introduction to Literature
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3
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Engl 201
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LIT 142
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Major British Writers
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3
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Engl 230
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LIT 110
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Major American Writers I
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3
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Engl 231
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LIT 111
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Major American Writers II
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3
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Engl 231
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MUS 100
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Music Appreciation
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3
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Music 102
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PHI 101
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Introduction to Philosophy
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3
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Phil 201
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PHI 110
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Introduction to Logic
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3
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Phil 206
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PHI 105
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Ethical Problems
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3
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Phil 230
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REL 101
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Comparative Religions
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3
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Relig 205
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Practical Work
Experience
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The NREM program also requires all undergraduates to
complete a practical work experience – NREM 104. This is a non-credit requirement which may
be completed prior to attending ISU (but, after graduation from high
school). Typically, this involves
400 hours of work in a career-related position. The intent is to give the student a
better idea of the employment opportunities and conditions in the field of
natural resources. We offer
placement assistance for students looking to complete this
requirement. If you are planning to
transfer to ISU, feel free to contact us for additional information and
assistance in this area.
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