THIRD YEAR - FALL 15 YEAR SPRING 16 – College Option: Foreign Language† 3 College Option: Foreign Language† 3 College Option: Writing Intensive (WI) 3 POL 393 or 394: Internship 4 Writing intensive (WI) Minor Course, Concentration (LPA): 3 Political Science Course or Free 3 POL 228 or 275 or 322 or 330 Elective* Elective in Political Science (any class Minor Course, Political Science Course 3 3 200-level or higher) or Free Elective* Minor Course, Political Science Course Minor Course, Political Science Course 3 3 or Free Elective* or Free Elective* Course Credit Course Credit FOURTH YEAR FALL 15 FOURTH YEAR SPRING 14 – – Capstone Seminar: 3 Elective: POL 490-493 (Recommended 3 POL 385 or 425 or 444 or 453 or 480 Independent Study) Minor Course, Political Science Course 3 Course, Political Science Course 3 or Free Elective* or Free Elective* Minor Course, Political Science Course 3 Minor Course, Political Science Course 3 or Free Elective* or Free Elective* Minor Course, Political Science Course 3 Minor Course, Political Science Course 3 or Free Elective* or Free Elective* Course, Political Science Course or 3 Minor Course, Political Science Course 2 Free Elective* or Free Elective* York students are required to complete (pass) three (3) Writing intensive (WI) courses: two (2) in the lower division (100-200 level) and one (1) in the upper division (300-level). If you transferred to York College with credit for General Education requirements, you must still complete one (1) WI course in the upper division within your major. If your major has no upper division WI course, you must take a WI course chosen in consultation with your major advisor. B.A. students must complete 90 credits of liberal arts See Bulletin. – Students are strongly encouraged to select a Minor program of study, in consultation with an academic advisor, especially those planning to attend graduate school. Minor courses would replace the electives” in the Four-Year Plan. “free language courses are determined through placement by the Foreign Language Department, †Foreign AC-3C08 Notes for Political Science Major Requirements *Students interested in pursuing careers in law, civil service, public administration or international relations should meet with a major advisor to plan a tailored program with the aim of preparation for graduate/professional studies.
THIRD YEAR - FALL 15 YEAR – SPRING 16 College Option: Foreign Language† 3 College Option: Foreign Language† 3 College Option: Writing Intensive (WI) 3 POL 393 or 394: Internship 4 Concentration (LPA): POL 228 or 275 or 322 or 330 3 Writing intensive (WI) Minor Course, Political Science Course or Free Elective* 3 Elective in Political Science (any class 200-level or higher) 3 Minor Course, Political Science Course or Free Elective* 3 Minor Course, Political Science Course or Free Elective* 3 Minor Course, Political Science Course or Free Elective* 3 Course Credit Course Credit FOURTH YEAR – FALL 15 FOURTH YEAR – SPRING 14 Capstone Seminar: POL 385 or 425 or 444 or 453 or 480 3 Elective: POL 490-493 (Recommended Independent Study) 3 Minor Course, Political Science Course or Free Elective* 3 Course, Political Science Course or Free Elective* 3 Minor Course, Political Science Course or Free Elective* 3 Minor Course, Political Science Course or Free Elective* 3 Minor Course, Political Science Course or Free Elective* 3 Minor Course, Political Science Course or Free Elective* 3 Course, Political Science Course or Free Elective* 3 Minor Course, Political Science Course or Free Elective* 2 York students are required to complete (pass) three (3) Writing intensive (WI) courses: two (2) in the lower division (100-200 level) and one (1) in the upper division (300-level). If you transferred to York College with credit for General Education requirements, you must still complete one (1) WI course in the upper division within your major. If your major has no upper division WI course, you must take a WI course chosen in consultation with your major advisor. B.A. students must complete 90 credits of liberal arts – See Bulletin. Students are strongly encouraged to select a Minor program of study, in consultation with an academic advisor, especially those planning to attend graduate school. Minor courses would replace the “free electives” in the Four-Year Plan. †Foreign language courses are determined through placement by the Foreign Language Department, AC-3C08 Notes for Political Science Major Requirements *Students interested in pursuing careers in law, civil service, public administration or international relations should meet with a major advisor to plan a tailored program with the aim of preparation for graduate/professional studies.
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