First Semester: 15 Credits

• ENGL 1010 English Composition I (Gen. Ed.)
• COMM 2025 Fundamentals of Communication (Gen. Ed.)
• Humanities/Fine Arts 3 Credit Hour(s) (Gen. Ed.) ¹
• Humanities/Fine Arts 3 Credit Hour(s) (Gen. Ed.)
• PSYC 1030 Introduction to Psychology (Gen Ed)

Second Semester: 15 Credits

• ENGL 1020 English Composition II (Gen. Ed.)
• Mathematics 3 Credit Hour(s) (Gen. Ed.) ¹
• POLS 1030 American Government
• PSYC 2130 Lifespan Development Psychology (Gen Ed)
• Social/Behavioral Sciences 3 Credit Hour(s) (Gen.Ed.)¹

Third Semester: 16 Credits

• Literature 3 Credit Hour(s) (Gen. Ed.) ¹
• Natural Sciences 4 Credit Hour(s) (Gen. Ed.) ¹
• History 3 Credit Hour(s) (Gen. Ed.) ¹
• SOCI 1040 Social Problems (Gen. Ed.)
• Elective 3 Credit Hour(s) ²

Fourth Semester: 16 Credits

• POLS 2040 Diversity of Socio-Politics
• History 3 Credit Hour(s) (Gen. Ed.)¹
• Natural Sciences (Gen. Ed.)¹
• POLS 1040 Internship
• Elective²

Total Program Credits: 62

Contact Jesse Lipford, (901) 333-4115, for college-parallel area of emphasis advising and transfer information. Students should check course recommendations with the college or university to which they intend to transfer for a baccalaureate degree. The receiving institution always makes the final decision about transferability of credits.

Criminal and/or other types of background check, possibly at the students expense, may be a requirement of some courses in this degree program. The ability to complete cooperative training, internships, field experiences, and educational practicums may be based on the results of these background checks. This could result in your inability to successfully complete course/program requirements.

¹ Review General Education pages and/or consult adviser for correct selection.

² Suggested Electives (See below)