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• Accounting
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• Engineering - Dual Degree
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• Evening Degree Program Guides
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• History
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• International Studies with Asia Concentration
• Japanese
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• Psychology
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• Spanish
• Studio Art
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• Women's and Gender Studies
• Writing

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• American Literature
• ART 250-01: Modern & Contemporary Architecture
• Biology Seminar: Biological Literature
• BIO 316: Cell Biology
• BIO 416: Evolution
• Chaucer
• CFP Resource Guide (word document)
• COM 390: Research Methods in Communication
• CORE 301: Historical Perspectives on the Social Order
• CORE 402: Science and Human Nature
• CRS 260: Writing for Business and the Professions
• CRS 320-01: Persuasive Writing (Rosenthal)
• CRS 390: Media, Culture & Society
• CRS 390-01: Mass Media Effects
• CRS 1711-100: Composition I (Cruikshank)
• CRS 2821-100: Intermediate Persuasive Writing (Cruikshank)
• EDU 604: Technology of Teaching
• ENG 103-01: 18th and 19th Century British Literature (Terry)
• ENG 2901-01: British Short Stories (Cruikshank)
• ENG 393: Modernism (Terry)
• ENG 393: Southern Literature
• HIS 201: Ancient Greece
• HIS 202: Roman History
• History
• Honors 101: The Civil War: Perceptions of Cause
• POL 111: Introduction to International Relations (Orme)
• POL 422: Chinese Politics (Herschler)
• PSY 301: Research Methods
• UCCOM 1711: Composition I
• UCCOM 1712: Composition II
• UCCOM 4020: Media Criticism
• UCPSY 3860: Research Methods
• WRI 101: Core Writing Workshop