Collegeof Arts andSciences
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Any 1000- or 2000-level MATH courses numbered 1113or
higher not already applied to Areas A or D and/or any
1000- or 2000-level BIOL, CHEM, or PHYS, or other
science courses not already applied toAreaD.
AreaMajor Courses............................................................................0-12hours
Courses from Area F of any major that have not been
used to satisfy other Core Curriculum category
requirements.
Note: To be awarded an AA in Integrative Studies, twelve (12) of the eighteen
required hours in Area F must draw from 1000-2000 level Social Sciences and
Humanities courses. To be awarded an AS in IntegrativeStudies, twelve (12) of
the eighteen required hours in Area F must draw from 1000-2000 level Natural
Sciences andMathematics courses.
No more than two grades of D in upper-division courses are allowed in the
Integrative Studies major. Upper-division courses are all courses other than
those of Areas A through F of the core curriculum. 1000- or 2000-level courses
used in theupper division are included in this restriction. A grade of Cor higher is
required in all INTE courses.
Upper DivisionRequiredCourses
........................................................
3hours
INTE 3901, IntegrativeStudiesPracticum/Internship...................... 3-9hours
Students may take up to 9 hours of INTE 3901, but students may only
register for 1 semester of INTE 3901 per semester. Additional terms of INTE
3901will beapplied in theupper division.
Upper DivisionAreaMajorCourses
...................................................
57hours
The Bachelor of Science in Integrative Studies requires students to complete a
minimum of five (5) upper-division (3000-4000 level) courses in a single
disciplinary area or related course groupings as approved by the Integrative
Studies Coordinator/Director (e.g., HLTH, HCMG, HFMG, etc.) Additional
courses may be drawn from any field, but must be in the student’s advised
program of study. Students may also obtain the Bachelor of Science in
IntegrativeStudies degree by completing aMinor in a discipline other than those
housed in Arts and Sciences. Fulfilling the courses in a single disciplinary area
allows students to claim a strong knowledge base in an area of their choice
which helps tomove them toward achieving their academic and career goals. No
more than 18 hours of 1000-2000 level coursework may be applied to this
category.
Courses designed for the BAS degrees may not fulfill requirements: AVEL,
AVMT, CAPL, CITZ, CNET, DSGN, ELEC, EMS, FSMD, HDSK, MKTG, OFFC,
SUPR, and TECH. Other courses which do not apply: CCSU, PHED, Learning
Support courses,WLABand courses designed specifically for othermajors.
Total DegreeRequirements
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120hours
Other Program-SpecificGraduationRequirements
1. Aminimum of 42 hoursmust be completed in upper-division courses.
2. All INTE coursesmust be taken in residenceat ClaytonState.
3. A gradeof
C
or higher is required inall INTE courses.
4. Up to 9 hours of Cross-Registration in the AtlantaRegional Consortium
for Higher Education, study abroad, or distance learning may be
