PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS

The following courses are required for the B.S.W. degree and include University Core Curriculum requirements as well as the state's general education requirements. Students must complete the foreign language (FL) requirement. (See "Core Curriculum" in this catalog.)

Course	Hours
Two of the following courses1	6
ANT 100, ANT 102, ANT 103, ANT 270, EC 110, EC 111, GY 105,     GY 110, PSC 101, PSC 103, PSC 211, or a freshman seminar,     with advisor's approval
Statistics (BER 345, CJ 381, PY 211, or ST 260)	3
BSC 108 or BSC 109 with lab (N)	4
COM 123 (H)	3
EN 101 and EN 102, or EN 101 and EN 103 (FC)	6
HY 101 or HY 102 Western civilization (HI)2	3
PY 101 (SB)	3
PY 358	3
SOC 101 (SB)	3
SOC 205 or PY 372	3
SW 100	3
SW 200	3
SW 351	3
SW 401 (W)	3
SW 410	3
SW 411	3
SW 420	3
SW 440 (W), SW 441, and SW 442	9
SW 443	3
SW 490	9
Fine arts (FA)	3
Foreign language (FL)	4–8
Free electives	11–15
Humanities (HU) or fine arts (FA) or literature electives (L)2	3
Literature (L)2	3
Mathematics (MA)3	3
Natural science with lab (N)	4
Social work electives (two courses)	6
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Total: 120

A student may choose to vary the sequence of courses outside the School of Social Work and take some electives in the freshman and sophomore years. However, EN 101 and EN 102, the freshman composition courses, must be taken in the freshman year. A student may be able to take fewer hours than the 15–16 hours per semester by going to summer session.

Sample Course Sequence
FRESHMAN YEAR
First Semester Course Hours EN 101 3 PY 101 3 SW 100 3 Foreign language 3–4 Mathematics above MATH 100 3 ___ 15–16		Second Semester Course Hours Freshman seminar 3 EN 102 or EN 103 3 SOC 101 3 Fine arts (FA) 3 Foreign language 3­­–4 ___ 15–16
SOPHOMORE YEAR
First Semester BSC 109 with lab 4 EC 110 or PSC 101 3 HY 101 or HY 102 3 SW 200 3 Literature (L) course 3 ___ 16		Second Semester COM 123 3 SOC 205 or PY 372 3 (HI) or (L) course 3 Natural science with lab 4 Social work elective 3 ___ 16
JUNIOR YEAR
First Semester Statistics 3 PY 358* 3 SW 410 3 SW 351 3 SW 440 3 ___ 15		Second Semester SW 401 3 SW 411 3 SW 441 3 SW 442 3 GY 110 or ANT 102 3 ___ 15
SENIOR YEAR
First Semester SW 490 9 SW 443 3 SW 420 3 ___ 15		Second Semester Free elective or   (HU)/(FA)/(L) course 3 Free electives 5–7 Social work elective 3 ___ 11–13

Social work electives. Enrollment in social work electives is open to all University students. Electives vary with semester and year. Some may be offered during Interim session. The following courses are among those typically offered during a two-year period.

• SW 206 Growing Old in America
• SW 208 Juvenile Delinquency: Causes, Control, and Services
• SW 210 Family and Child Welfare
• SW 212 Death, Dying, and Bereavement
• SW 300 Special Topics (e.g., psychopathology, post-traumatic stress,
      forensic social work, international social work)
• SW 416 Understanding Human Sexuality
• SW 498 Independent Study