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DEGREE AND GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
Requirements for the Core Curriculum
Sul Ross State University requires all students completing a baccalaureate degree to complete a common core curriculum, as follows.
Basic Skills Component
ENGLISH COMPOSITION Six semester hours.
English 1301 Composition and Rhetoric I
English 1302 Composition and Rhetoric II
MATHEMATICS Three semester hours. Select one of the following:
Mathematics 1310 University Math
Mathematics 1315 University Algebra
Mathematics 1316 Trigonometry
Mathematics 1342 Calculus I
Mathematics 2413 Statistics
ORAL COMMUNICATION Three semester hours. Select one of the following:
Communication 1303 Introduction to Speech Communication
Theatre 2304 Oral Performance for Non-majors
Basic General Knowledge
FINE ARTS Three semester hours. Select one of the following:
Fine Arts 1301 Fine Arts Appreciation
Art 1301 Introduction to the Visual Arts
Music 1312 Music Literature
Music 1313 Fundamentals of Music
Theatre 1302 Introduction to the Theatre
KINESIOLOGY Two semester hours.
Physical Education 1150 Concepts of Wellness
plus 1 sch activity course.
Physical Education 2101 (Intercollegiate Activities) cannot fulfill
this requirement
LITERATURE Three semester hours.
English 2301 Literary Types or other Literature course
in English
LABORATORY SCIENCE. Eight semester hours. Select two of the following:
Astr 1401 Descriptive Astronomy
Astr 1402 Descriptive Astronomy II
Biology 1401 General Botany
Biology 1402 General Zoology
Chem 1401 General Chemistry I
Chem 1402 General Chemistry II
Geol 1401 Introductory Geology I
Geol 1402 Introductory Geology II
Geol 2402 Introduction to Environmental Geology
Physics 1401 General Physics I
Physics 1402 General Physics II
Physics 2401 Calculus-Based Physics I
Physics 2402 Calculus-Based Physics II
SOCIAL SCIENCES Three semester hours. Select one of the following:
Anthropology 1301 Cultural Anthropology
Economics 2300 Principles of Microeconomics
Economics 2305 Principles of Macroeconomics
Geography 1302 World Regional Geography
Geography 2302 Geography of the United States
Philosophy 1301 Introduction to Philosophy
Psychology 1302 Introduction to Psychology
Sociology 2303 Introduction to Sociology
Integrity, Tolerance, Ethical Values, and Citizenship.
AMERICAN HISTORY Six semester hours. Select any two of the following:
History 1301 History of the United States
History 1302 History of the United States
History 3309 History of Texas
STATE GOVERNMENT Three semester hours.
Political Science 2306 State Government
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT Three semester hours.
Political Science 2305 Federal Government
MULTICULTURAL Three semester hours. Select one of the following:
History 2301 Development of Western
Civilization to 1453
History 2302 Western Civilization since 1453
Mexican-American
Studies 2301 Introduction to Mexican-American
Studies
Political Science 2307 Women and the Law
Women's Studies 2301 Introduction to Women's Studies
Each of the degree requirements listings includes the core curriculum requirements.
Deadlines for Completion of Core Requirements.
The basic skills component of the core curriculum must be completed within the first 45 semester hours of enrollment. If the requirement is not completed by the time a student has accumulated 45 semester credit hours, the student must register for the required course(s) until the basic skills component has been completed. This applies to transfer students as well as continuing students.
Requirements for the Bachelor of Arts Degree
Basic Skills
ENGLISH: Six semester hours. English 1301 and 1302.
MATHEMATICS: Three semester hours selected from Mathematics 1310, 1315, 1316, or 1342.
ORAL COMMUNICATION: Three semester hours selected from Communication 1303, or Theatre 2304.
Basic General Knowledge
FINE ARTS: Three semester hours selected from Fine Arts 1301, Art 1301, or Music 1312, 1313, or Theatre 1302, plus an additional 3 sch. from art, journalism, music, theatre, or IT 2304.
KINESIOLOGY: Two semester hours. All students must complete a minimum of two semester hours of physical education activity courses, including P.E. 1150. P.E. 2101 (Intercollegiate Activities) cannot be used to fulfill P.E. activity requirements. No more than six additional semester hours of physical education activity courses may be presented as elective credit toward a degree.
LITERATURE: Three semester hours selected from English 2301 or other Literature course in English.
LABORATORY SCIENCE: Eight semester hours selected from Astronomy 1401 or 1402, Biology 1401 or 1402, Chemistry 1401 or 1402, Geology 1401, 1402 or 2404, Physics 1401, 1402, 2401 or 2402.
SOCIAL SCIENCES: Three semester hours selected from Anthropology 1301, Economics 2300 or 2305, Geography 1302 or 2302, Philosophy 1301, Psychology 1302, Sociology 2303.
Integrity, Tolerance, Ethical Values and Citizenship.
HISTORY: Six semester hours selected from History 1301,1302 or
3309
STATE GOVERNMENT: Three semester hours. Political Science 2306.
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT: Three semester hours. Political Science 2305.
MULTICULTURAL: Three semester hours selected from Criminal Justice 3311, Women and crime, Criminal Justice 4301, Multicultural Studies in CJ, History 2301, 2302; Mexican American Studies 2301; Political Science 2307 ; Women's Studies 2301.
General Education
ENGLISH: Three semester hours of sophomore or advanced English.
FOREIGN LANGUAGE: Six to eight semester hours in one language. Students whose conversational competence in Spanish is satisfactory, as evaluated by the faculty of the Department of Languages and Literature, must complete a minimum of six semester hours. All others must complete a minimum of eight semester hours.
Major
Students must complete a major of at least thirty semester hours but no more than forty-eight of required courses, including a minimum of eighteen hours at advanced level and twelve hours in residence at Sul Ross State University. An exception is the broad field program in Social Science which requires a minimum of at least forty-eight semester hours but not more than sixty.
All credit courses completed in a discipline required or not, count toward the maximum semester hours allowed in the major.
Majors may be selected from the following disciplines:
Administrative Systems &
Business Technology
Communication Music
English Political Science
General Studies Psychology
History Social Science
Interdisciplinary Studies Spanish
Mexican American Studies Theatre
Minor
Students must complete a minor of at least eighteen semester hours except for General Studies, including a minimum of six hours at the advanced level and three advanced hours in residence at Sul Ross State University.
Minors may be selected from any of the disciplines which qualify for a major, except General Studies, Interdisciplinary Studies and Social Science, or from any of the following:
Administrative Systems & Geography
Business Technology Geology
Agricultural-Business Industrial Technology
Animal Science Journalism
Anthropology Kinesiology & Sports Science
Art Mathematics
Biology Mexican American Studies
Business Administration- Music
Computer Information Systems Natural Resource Management
Chemistry Photography
Computer Science Sociology
Criminal Justice Theatre
Economics Women’s Studies
Environmental Studies
Additional Requirements
At least six hours of electives must be completed to present a minimum total of 120 semester hours.
A cumulative grade point average of 2.0, including a minimum of 2.0 in both the major and the minor, is required for graduation. A minimum of 2.5 is required in each of the teaching fields in teacher certification degree programs.
A minimum of thirty-six advanced semester hours must be completed, including at least fifteen in residence at Sul Ross State University.
A minimum of thirty semester hours must be completed in
residence.
At least twenty-four semester hours of the last thirty hours presented for a degree must be in residence.
Under no circumstances may more than 65 of the total semester hours required for a degree be presented in one discipline.
Each student will complete a computer knowledge requirement as determined by the department or major discipline.
Students should request a degree plan from their major advisor as soon as the major has been chosen. This should be done no later than the end of the third semester of enrollment.
Secondary Teacher and All-Level Certification Programs
Students who pursue the Bachelor of Arts degree with teacher certification at the secondary level must complete all degree requirements described above. In addition, students who desire certification must see the Education section of this Catalog for additional information concerning certification requirements.
Requirements for the Bachelor of Business Administration Degree
Basic Skills
ENGLISH: Six semester hours. English 1301 and 1302.
MATHEMATICS: Three semester hours; 1315
COMMUNICATION: Communication 1303 or Theatre 2304
Basic General Knowledge
FINE ARTS: Three semester hours. Fine Arts 1301, Art 1301, or Music 1312, 1313 or Theatre 1302.
KINESIOLOGY: Two semester hours. All students must complete a minimum of two semester hours of physical education activity courses, including P.E. 1150. P.E. 2101 (Intercollegiate Activities) cannot be used to fulfill P.E. activity requirements. No more than six additional semester hours of physical education activity courses may be presented as elective credit toward a degree.
LITERATURE: Three semester hours selected from English 2301 or other Literature course in English.
LABORATORY SCIENCE: Eight semester hours: Astronomy 1401, 1402; Biology 1401 or 1402; Chemistry 1401 or 1402; Geology 1401, 1402 or 2402 or Physics 1401, 1402, 2401 or 2402.
SOCIAL SCIENCES: ECO 2305
Integrity, Tolerance, Ethical Values and Citizenship.
HISTORY: Six semester hours selected from History 1301,1302, or
3309.
STATE GOVERNMENT: Three semester hours. Political Science 2306
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT: Three semester hours. Political Science 2305
MULTICULTURAL: Three semester hours: Criminal Justice 3311, 4301; History 2301, 2302; Mexican American Studies 2301; Political Science 2307; Women’s Studies 2301.
General Education
ENGLISH: Three semester hours of sophomore or advanced English
MATHEMATICS: Six semester hours, MATH 1325
Major
Students must complete fifty-four to sixty semester hours in the broad field Business Administration major, including a minimum of thirty hours at the advanced level and twelve advanced hours in residence at Sul Ross State University. Students must complete 52 semester hours of core curriculum courses. Students must complete at least thirty-nine semester hours of core courses in Business Administration and at least fifteen (15) semester hours advanced business electives.
Students must complete 14 semester hours of free elective courses.
Minor
A minor is not required, but with the approval of the Chair of the Department of Business Administration, students may elect to present a minor of eighteen semester hours with at least six hours at the advanced level and at least three advanced hours in residence at Sul Ross State University.
Additional Requirements
1. In addition to the General Educational and Major requirements, students must complete at least 14 hours of electives to present a minimum total of 120 semester hours.
2. The student must complete all course requirements with a cumulative grade point average of 2.0, including a minimum of 2.0 in the major and the minor (if selected). A minimum of 2.5 is required in the Business Administration teaching field in teacher education.
3. A minimum of thirty-six advanced semester hours must be completed, including at least fifteen in residence at Sul Ross State University.
4. A minimum of thirty semester hours must be completed in residence.
5. At least twenty-four semester hours of the last thirty hours presented for a degree must be in residence.
6. Each student will complete a computer knowledge requirement as determined by the department or major discipline.
7. Under no circumstances may more than 65 of the total semester hours required for a degree be presented in one discipline.
8. Students should request a degree plan from their major advisor as soon as the major has been chosen. This may be done at the beginning of the freshman year; but in any case, should be done no later than the end of the third semester of enrollment.
Teacher Certification Programs
Students who pursue the Bachelor of Business Administration degree with teacher certification at the secondary level must complete all degree requirements described above. In addition, students who desire certification must see the Education section of this Catalog, and your advisor, for additional information concerning certification requirements.
Requirements for the Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree Art or Theatre Major
Basic Skills
ENGLISH: Six semester hours. English 1301 and 1302.
MATHEMATICS: Three semester hours selected from Mathematics 1310, 1315, 1316, or 1342
ORAL COMMUNICATION: Three semester hours selected from Communication 1303, or Theatre 2304.
Basic General Knowledge
FINE ARTS: Three semester hours selected from Fine Arts 1301, Art 1301 or Music 1312, 1313, or Theatre 1302
KINESIOLOGY: Two semester hours. All students must complete a minimum of two semester hours of physical education activity courses, including P.E. 1150. P.E. 2101 (Intercollegiate Activities) cannot be used to fulfill P.E. activity requirements. No more than six additional
semester hours of physical education activity courses may be presented as elective credit toward a degree.
LITERATURE: Three semester hours selected from English 2301 or other Literature course in English.
LABORATORY SCIENCE: Eight semester hours selected from Astronomy 1401 or 1402, Biology 1401 or 1402, Chemistry 1401 or 1402, Geology 1401, 1402 or 2404, Physics 1401, 1402, 2401 or 2402.
SOCIAL SCIENCES: Three semester hours selected from Anthropology 1301, Economics 2300 or 2305, Geography 1302 or 2302, Philosophy 1301, Psychology 1302, Sociology 2303.
Integrity, Tolerance, Ethical Values and Citizenship.
HISTORY: Six semester hours selected from History 1301,1302 or
3309
STATE GOVERNMENT: Three semester hours. Political Science 2306
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT: Three semester hours. Political Science 2305
MULTICULTURAL: Three semester hours selected from History 2301, 2302; Mexican American Studies 2301; Political Science 2307, Women's Studies 2301.
General Education
ENGLISH: Three semester hours of sophomore or advanced English.
FINE ARTS: Three to four semester hours selected from foreign language, journalism, music, theatre, or IT 2304.
Major
Students must complete a major of sixty semester hours in Art or Theatre including a minimum of twenty-four at the advanced level with twelve of the advanced hours in residence at Sul Ross State University.
All credit courses completed in Art or Theatre, required or not, count toward the maximum semester hours allowed in the major.
Additional Requirements
At least six hours of electives must be completed to present a minimum total of 120 semester hours.
A cumulative grade point average of 2.0, including a minimum of 2.0 in both the major and the minor, is required for graduation. A minimum of 2.5 is required in each of the teaching fields in teacher certification degree programs.
A minimum of thirty-six advanced semester hours must be completed including at least fifteen in residence at Sul Ross State University.
A minimum of thirty semester hours must be completed in
residence.
At least twenty-four semester hours of the last thirty hours presented for a degree must be in residence.
Under no circumstances may more than 65 of the total semester hours required for a degree be presented in one discipline.
Each student will complete a computer knowledge requirement as determined by the department or major discipline.
Students should request a degree plan from their major advisors as soon as the major has been chosen. This may be done at the beginning of the freshman year; but in any case, should be done no later than the end of the third semester of enrollment.
All-Level Teacher Certification in Art
Students who pursue the Bachelor of Fine Arts degree with All-Level Teacher Certification must complete a teaching field of at least sixty semester hours in Art, including at least six semester hours specifically for the elementary level and six semester hours specifically for the secondary level. A minimum of twenty-four advanced hours is required. A second teaching field is not required. (See the Education section of this Catalog for additional information concerning certification requirements.)
Requirements for the Bachelor of Science Degree
Basic Skills
ENGLISH: Six semester hours. English 1301 and 1302.
MATHEMATICS: Three semester hours selected from Mathematics 1310, 1315, 1316, or 1342
ORAL COMMUNICATION: Three semester hours selected from Communication 1303, or Theatre 2304.
Basic General Knowledge
FINE ARTS: Three semester hours selected from Fine Arts 1301, Art 1301, or Music 1312, 1313, or Theatre 1302.
KINESIOLOGY: Two semester hours. All students must complete a minimum of two semester hours of physical education activity courses, including P.E. 1150. P.E. 2101 (Intercollegiate Activities) cannot be used to fulfill P.E. activity requirements. No more than six additional semester hours of physical education activity courses may be presented as elective credit toward a degree.
LITERATURE: Three semester hours selected from English 2301 or other Literature course in English.
LABORATORY SCIENCE: Eight semester hours selected from Astronomy 1401 or 1402, Biology 1401 or 1402, Chemistry 1401 or 1402, Geology 1401, 1402 or 2404, Physics 1401, 1402, 2401 or 2402.
SOCIAL SCIENCES: Three semester hours selected from Anthropology 1301, Economics 2300 or 2305, Geography 1302 or 2302, Philosophy 1301, Psychology 1302, Sociology 2303.
Integrity, Tolerance, Ethical Values and Citizenship.
HISTORY: Six semester hours selected from History 1301,1302 or
3309
STATE GOVERNMENT: Three semester hours. Political Science 2306
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT: Three semester hours. Political Science 2305
MULTICULTURAL: Three semester hours selected from Criminal Justice 3311,4301; History 2301,2302; Mexican American Studies 2301; Political Science 2307 Women's Studies 2301.
General Education
ENGLISH: Three semester hours of sophomore or advanced English.
LIFE/PHYSICAL SCIENCES: Six to eight semester hours selected from at least two of the following: astronomy, biology, chemistry, geology, and physics.
MATHEMATICS: Three semester hours of Mathematics 1310 or higher.
Major
1. Students must complete a major of at least thirty semester hours but no more than forty-eight semester hours of required courses, including a
minimum of eighteen hours at the advanced level, with twelve of those advanced hours in residence at Sul Ross State University. (Exceptions are the broad field programs in Industrial Technology which require fifty-four to sixty-one semester hours, Environmental Science which requires 53-57 sch. and the major in Animal Science which requires 42-54 semester hours.)
All credit courses completed in a discipline required or not, count toward the maximum semester hours allowed in the major.
Majors may be selected from the following disciplines:
Animal Science Geology
Biology Interdisciplinary Studies
Computer Science Kinesiology and Sports Science Criminal Justice Mathematics
Natural Resource Management
Minor
Students must complete a minor of at least eighteen semester hours, (unless they have a broad field major) including a minimum of six hours at the advanced level and three advanced hours in residence at Sul Ross State University.
Minors may be selected from any of the disciplines which qualifies for a major, except for General Studies, Interdisciplinary Studies, Social Sciences and from the following:
Administrative Systems & History
Business Technology Mexican American Studies
Anthropology Music
Art Political Science
Business Administration- Psychology
Computer Information Systems Photography
Communication Sociology
Economics Spanish
English Theatre
Environmental Studies Women’s Studies
Geography
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