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English
	• ENG 303 - Women in Literature
	• ENG 311 - Creative Writing
	• ENG 362 - Shakespeare
	• ENG 412 - Special Problems in English
English Language Institute
	• ELC 080 - Listening and Speaking Level 1
	• ELC 084 - Reading and Writing Level 1
	• ELC 090 - Listening and Speaking Level 2
	• ELC 094 - Reading and Writing Level 2
	• ELC 096 - Listening and Speaking 3
	• ELC 097 - Reading and Writing Level 3
	• ELC 124 - Listening and Speaking Level 4
	• ELC 125 - Reading and Writing Level 4
	• ELC 201 - Academic Writing I
	• ELC 202 - Listening and Speaking Level 5
	• ELC 203 - Reading and Writing Level 5
	• ELC 206 - American Culture I
	• ELC 209 - Listening and Speaking Level 6
	• ELC 210 - Reading and Writing Level 6
	• ELC 216 - Academic Writing II
Environmental Science ENV-designated courses qualify as Natural Science or Liberal Arts electives. Only ENV 110 , ENV 121 &ENV 121L , ENV 240 , ENV 250 , ENV 300 , ENV 301 , and ENV 420 may be used to fulfill the general education science elective requirement.
	• ENV 110 - Exploring Environmental Issues
	• ENV 121 - Environmental Science: A Global Concern
	• ENV 121L - Environmental Science Lab: A Global Concern
	• ENV 200 - Environmental Policy
	• ENV 201 - Environmental Ethics
	• ENV 205 - Introduction to Geographic Information Systems
	• ENV 240 - Ocean Conservation and Management
	• ENV 250 - Meteorology
	• ENV 300 - Toxicology
	• ENV 301 - Soils in our Environment
	• ENV 315 - Environmental Health and Safety
	• ENV 330 - Physical Oceanography
	• ENV 405 - Environmental Law and Practice
	• ENV 410 - Coral Reef Ecology and Restoration
	• ENV 420 - Ecological Field Methods
	• ENV 430 - Strategies for Sustainable Development
	• ENV 435 - Independent Study
	• ENV 440 - Methods in Scientific Diving
	• ENV 498 - Internship I
Equine Studies
	• EQU 105 - Exploring the Equine Industry
	• EQU 165 - Equine Care and Management
	• EQU 165L - Equine Care and Management Lab
	• EQU 166 - Facility Design and Operation
	• EQU 166L - Facility Design and Operation Lab
	• EQU 170 - Equine Communication
	• EQU 171 - Concepts of Equine Massage
	• EQU 172 - Introduction to Hoof Care
	• EQU 198 - Stable Management Experience
	• EQU 212 - Animal Assisted Counseling
	• EQU 220 - Unmounted Horsemanship
	• EQU 251 - Equine Biology
	• EQU 252 - Equine Nutrition
	• EQU 265 - Foundations of Equestrian Instruction
	• EQU 270 - Equine Event Management
	• EQU 299 - Riding Instructor Practicum
	• EQU 301 - Equine Industry Orientation
	• EQU 302 - Principles of Equine Reproduction
	• EQU 303 - Equine Industry Work Experience
	• EQU 306 - Equine Locomotion
	• EQU 311 - Communication for the Equine Professional
	• EQU 315 - Hoof Trimming Principles and Practices
	• EQU 317 - Equine Massage I: Principles and Practice
	• EQU 322 - Equine Veterinary Assisting
	• EQU 340 - Equine Business Ethics
	• EQU 363 - Advanced Horsemanship
	• EQU 380 - The Horse in Human History
	• EQU 401 - Equine Medical Management
	• EQU 403 - Equine Senior Seminar
	• EQU 410 - Equine Law
	• EQU 416 - Hoof Rehabilitation
	• EQU 418 - Equine Massage II: Rehabilitation
	• EQU 435 - Independent Study
	• EQU 460 - Equine Internship
	• HIS 380 - The Horse in Human History
Finance
	• FIN 201 - Principles of Finance
	• FIN 280 - Introduction to the Securities Industry
	• FIN 302 - Corporate Finance
	• FIN 305 - Analysis of Financial Statements
	• FIN 306 - Personal Financial Planning
	• FIN 313 - Investment Company and Variable Products
	• FIN 401 - Insurance and Risk Management
	• FIN 402 - Behavioral Finance in Personal Investment
	• FIN 403 - Investment Management
	• FIN 405 - Seminar in Finance
	• FIN 406 - Seminar in Personal Finance
	• FIN 407 - Business Valuations for Mergers and Acquisitions
	• FIN 411 - International Financial Management
	• FIN 413 - General Securities Brokerage Theory and Practice
	• FIN 422 - International Investments
	• FIN 460 - Internship in Finance
Forensic Science Forensic Science courses qualify as natural Science or Liberal Arts electives. FRS 380 may be used to fulfill the general education science requirement.
	• FRS 380 - Chemistry and Physics in Forensics
Gaming and esports Management
	• EGM 100 - History of Gaming
	• EGM 101 - Introduction to Game Design & Development
	• EGM 102 - Introduction to Esports Management
	• EGM 151 - Sociological Impacts of Gaming
	• EGM 201 - Psychology of Gaming
	• EGM 202 - Ethics in Gaming
	• EGM 301 - Selling Within the Gaming Industry
	• EGM 302 - New Media and Streaming Industry
	• EGM 315 - EGaming Branding and Marketing
	• EGM 401 - Gaming Project Management

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