Group II: Social Sciences

Category I - Economics 

• ECON 101 - Principles of Economics - Macro Approach   
• ECON 102 - Principles of Economics - Micro Approach    

Caterory II - Culture & Diversity 

• COMM 101 - Introduction to Mass Communication   
• SOCI 211 - Principles of Sociology   
• SOCI 212 - Contemporary Social Problems   
• SOCI 215 - Introduction to Gender Studies     
• SOCW 101 - Introduction to Social Work   
• SOCW 102 - Human Diversity   
• SOCW 103 - Family Violence Across the Lifespan   
• SOCW 104 - Child Welfare   
• SOCW 105 - Addictions   
• SOCW 106 - Social Welfare History   
• SOCW 107 - Introduction to Aging    
• SOCW 201 - Social Work Processes     
• SOCW 202 - Human Behavior and the Social Environment    

Category III - History 

• HIST 101 - Native Americans   
• HIST 122 - Western Civilization I    
• HIST 123 - Western Civilization II   
• HIST 150 - American Involvement in Vietnam   
• HIST 151 - Ancient and Medieval World History     
• HIST 152 - Early Modern World History     
• HIST 201 - Early United States History   
• HIST 202 - Recent United States History   
• HIST 203 - Introduction to Holocaust Studies     
• HIST 204 - Historical Research Methods     
• HIST 205 - Contemporary World History     
• HIST 217 - History of East Asia   
• HIST 220 - American Civil War    

Category IV - Psychological Development 

• COMM 121 - Human Communication Dynamics    
• PSYC 201 - General Psychology   
• PSYC 202 - Educational Psychology   
• PSYC 203 - Human Growth & Development   
• PSYC 204 - Abnormal Psychology   
• PSYC 208 - Health Psychology   
• PSYC 210 - Psychological and Sociological Bases of Sport   
• PSYC 220 - Psychology of Human Relationships   
• PSYC 223 - Social Psychology   
• PSYC 230 - Research Methods     
• PSYC 242 - Understanding Children’s Play     
• PSYC 245 - Abnormal Child and Adolescent Psychology     

Category V - Human & Global Experience

• ANTH 100 - Introduction to Anthropology   
• ANTH 101 - Native Americans   
• COMM 215 - Intercultural Communication    
• GEOG 101 - World Geography    
• POLI 210 - American National Government