For full time students (Full time 12-15 credits) The following illustrates the sequence for those opting to take 15 credits per semester: First Semester 15 credits – One of the new introductory courses (URBG 700 or URBG 701) 3 credits – URBG 790 Urban Development Workshop 6 credits (never offered in – summer sessions) One methods course 3 credits – Either an open elective, concentration, structure or additional methods course 3 credits – Second Semester 15 Credits – URBG 775 Urban Affairs Capstone- 3 credits (never offered in summer sessions) 4 courses (Electives, concentration, structure or methods courses) 12 – credits Third Semester (normally summer session) 6 credits – 2 courses (Electives, concentration, structure or methods courses) 6 – credits The following illustrates the sequence for those opting to take 12 credits per semester: First Semester 12 credits – One of the new introductory courses (URBG 700 or URBG 701) 3 credits – URBG 790 Urban Development Workshop 6 credits (never offered in – summer sessions) One additional course: methods (strongly advised to take one of the methods courses in your first semester but not required), concentration, elective or structure 3 credits – Second Semester 12 Credits – One methods course 3 credits – Three additional courses (Electives, concentration, structure or methods courses) 9 credits – Summer Semester 6 credits – 2 courses (Electives, concentration, structure or methods courses) 6 – credits.* Note if you do not wish to take summer session courses, simply add these to your fourth semester. Fourth Semester 6 credits (or 12 credits if not taking summer session) –
For full time students (Full time 12-15 credits) The following illustrates the sequence for those opting to take 15 credits per semester: First Semester – 15 credits One of the new introductory courses (URBG 700 or URBG 701) – 3 credits URBG 790 Urban Development Workshop – 6 credits (never offered in summer sessions) One methods course – 3 credits Either an open elective, concentration, structure or additional methods course – 3 credits Second Semester – 15 Credits URBG 775 Urban Affairs Capstone- 3 credits (never offered in summer sessions) 4 courses (Electives, concentration, structure or methods courses) – 12 credits Third Semester (normally summer session) – 6 credits 2 courses (Electives, concentration, structure or methods courses) – 6 credits The following illustrates the sequence for those opting to take 12 credits per semester: First Semester – 12 credits One of the new introductory courses (URBG 700 or URBG 701) – 3 credits URBG 790 Urban Development Workshop – 6 credits (never offered in summer sessions) One additional course: methods (strongly advised to take one of the methods courses in your first semester but not required), concentration, elective or structure – 3 credits Second Semester – 12 Credits One methods course – 3 credits Three additional courses (Electives, concentration, structure or methods courses) – 9 credits Summer Semester – 6 credits 2 courses (Electives, concentration, structure or methods courses) – 6 credits.* Note if you do not wish to take summer session courses, simply add these to your fourth semester. Fourth Semester – 6 credits (or 12 credits if not taking summer session)
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