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Program Specific Requirements

General Requirements for Music Majors

General Requirements for Music Majors - Students desiring to major in music must have previous musical experience.

Audition - All students entering the School of Music as music majors must audition in their major performance area and be accepted for a specific degree plan (e.g Bachelor of Music: Performance, Teacher Certification, Theory/Composition; Bachelor of Music: Music Therapy). Music therapy majors must also schedule and pass an interview with the Director of Music Therapy.

Grades - Students must receive a grade of “C” or better in all courses required in the major. If
they receive a grade lower than a “C” they will be placed on academic probation until they retake
the course with the “C” or better grade.

Jury - All students enrolled in applied classes (private studio instruction) must take jury examinations at the end of each semester.

Ensemble - All students enrolled in applied classes should perform in an ensemble. Sophomore barrier - Before students majoring in music are allowed to enroll for 300-level courses in applied music, they must pass a proficiency examination/barrier. The exam is normally administered at the end of their fourth semester of study. NOTE: students are given/allowed three opportunities to pass the barrier. If they do not pass by the third attempt, they cannot continue as music majors.

Piano proficiency - Students must pass a proficiency examination in piano. Students who do not have the requisite skills may enroll in piano classes. Completion of the piano classes with a grade of “C” or better meets the skills requirement for the keyboard proficiency.

Concert attendance - Students are required to attend 12 performances (from a specified list) each semester for six semesters in all undergraduate Bachelor of Music major tracks. Transfer students may receive a credit or waiver for up to three semesters. Details of this requirement are printed in the School of Music Student Handbook.

Large ensemble - Enrollment in a large ensemble is expected of full-time music majors each fall and spring semester. Music therapy majors must enroll in an ensemble for 6 semesters. The minimum requirement is seven semesters for B.M. Music Education/Teacher Certification track; eight semesters for other B.M. tracks; and six semesters for Music Therapy majors.

• For piano principals (non-performance majors), accompanying (ENS 110/310) will satisfy a portion of this requirement.
• For piano performance majors, Collaborative Piano (ENS 110/310) satisfies the major ensemble requirement.
• Further details are printed in the School of Music Student Handbook.
• Freshmen and sophomore students enroll in 100-level ensembles; juniors and seniors enroll in 300-level ensembles.

Required Courses for Majors

Bachelor of Arts in Music
General Music Track 120 hours

Bachelor of Music:
Performance Track 120 hours
Theory/Composition Track120 hours
Music Education/Teacher Certification Track 134 hours
Choral136 hours

Bachelor of Music in Music Therapy 130-133 hours

Minor in Music 20 hours

Bachelor of Arts in Music Transferable Courses

General Music Core: 20 hours
MUS 111X Piano I  [MUSI 1181]
MUS 112X Piano II  [MUSI 1182]
MUS 122 Theory I  [MUSI 1211]
MUS 123 Theory II  [MUSI 1212]
MUS 124 Musicianship I  [MUSI 1216]
MUS 125 Musicianship  [MUSI 1217]
MUS 138W Music Literature (MUS 138W counts toward Component Area 4)  [MUSI 1308]
MUS 222 Theory III  [MUSI 2211]
MUS 224 Musicianship III  [MUSI 2216]

General Music Track

Ensembles — 2 hours (with advisor and conductor/director/faculty approval)
ENS 111 Chorus  [MUEN 1111]
ENS 116  Band [MUEN 1116]
ENS 216 Wind Ensemble [MUEN 2116]
ENS 117  Orchestra [MUEN 1117]
ENS 110 Accompanying [MUEN 1110]

Studio Instruction — 8 hours
MUS 101X

Performance and music electives — 18 hours
ENS 110 Accompanying [MUEN 1110]
ENS 111/311 Chorus [MUEN 1111]
ENS 115 Jazz Ensemble [MUEN 1115]
ENS 116 Band [MUEN 1116]
ENS 216 Wind Ensemble [MUEN 2116]
ENS 117 Orchestra   [MUEN 1117]
MUS 118 Chamber Music [MUEN 1118]
MUS 119 Opera Workshop [MUEN 1119]
MUS 223 Theory IV  [MUSI 2212]
MUS 226 Conducting

NOTE: Other courses may be recommended/approved for transfer by an advisor and must be approved by the Director, School of Music.

Foreign Languages – All BA degree applicants must meet the university foreign language requirement.

Bachelor of Arts
Major in Music

First Year	Credit	Second Year	Credit
MUSI 1222, 1223, 1224, 1225 [MUS 122, 123, 124, 125]	8	MUSI 2222, 2224 [MUS 222, 224]	4
MUSI 1111, 1112 [MUS 111X; 112X]	2	MUSI 1113 [MUS 113X]	1
Applied lessons 101X	4	Applied lessons 101X	4
		MUSIC 1138 [MUS 138W (Component Area 4)]	2

NOTE: Students should use the minor and electives to complete the 42-advanced hour requirement for graduation.

Bachelor of Music Transferable Courses

Music Core: 25 hours
MUS 122 Theory I  [MUSI 1211]
MUS 123 Theory II  [MUSI 1212]
MUS 124 Musicianship I  [MUSI 1216]
MUS 125 Musicianship  [MUSI 1217]
MUS 138W Music Literature  [MUSI 1308]
MUS 222 Theory III  [MUSI 2211]
MUS 223 Theory IV  [MUSI 2212]
MUS 224 Musicianship III  [MUSI 2216]
MUS 226 Conducting I 

Music Education/Teacher Certification Track

The Bachelor of Music degree with teacher certification, when successfully completed, qualifies a student for All-Level State Certification to teach music in early childhood through twelfth grade. The degree consists of:

University Core 42 + Music Core 25 + Education Block 27 + emphasis area 39-42 = 133-136 hours.

Instrumental Emphasis: 42 hours
Applied Lessons lower-level 101X
MUS 111X Piano I  [MUSI 1181]
MUS 112X Piano II  [MUSI 1182]
MUS 113X Piano III  [MUSI 2181]
MUS 113 [MUSI 1166: MUSI 1167] and 116 The Study of Woodwinds 
MUS 213 [MUSI 1168: MUSI 2168] and 216 The Study of Brasses 

Instrumental Emphasis
(for students preparing to teach instrumental music)

First Year	Credit	Second Year	Credit
MUSI 1112, 1123, 1124, 1125 [MUS 122, 123, 124, 125]	8	MUSI 2222, 2223, 2224 [MUS 222, 223, 224]	6
MUSI 1113, 1116 [MUS 113, 116]	2	MUSI 2226 [MUS 226]	2
MUSI 1111, 1112 [MUS 111X; 112X]	2	MUSI 1113 [MUS 113X]	1
Applied lessons 101X	4	MUSI 2213 OR 2216 [MUS 213 OR 216*]	1
Ensemble 1000 or 2000-level	2	MUSIC 1138 [MUS 138W (Component Area 4)]	3
		Applied lessons 101X	4
		Ensemble 1000 or 2000-level	2
Third Year	Credit	Fourth Year	Credit

*NOTE: Class instrument requirement will be reduced by one credit/semester in the student’s applied area.

Instrumental Strings Emphasis
Applied Lessons lower-level 101X  [MUSI 1101]
MUS 111X Piano I  [MUSI 1181]
MUS 112X Piano II  [MUSI 1182]
MUS 113X Piano III  [MUSI 2181]
MUS 113 The Study of Woodwinds  [MUSI 1166: MUSI 1167]
MUS 213 The Study of Brasses  [MUSI 1168: MUSI 2168]
ENS 1XX Ensembles
ENS 118 Chamber music [MUEN 1118]

Instrumental Emphasis
(for students preparing to teach instrumental-strings music)

First Year	Credit	Second Year	Credit
MUSI 1122, 1123, 1124, 1125 [MUS 122, 123, 124, 125]	8	MUSI 2222, 2223, 2224 [MUS 222, 223, 224]	6
MUSI 1113 [MUS 113]	1	MUSI 2226 [MUS 226]	2
MUSI 1111, 1112 [MUS 111X, 112X]	2	MUSI 1113 [MUS 113X]	1
Applied lessons 101X	4	MUSI 1113, 2213 [MUS 113, 213]	2
Ensemble 1000 or 2000-level	2	MUSIC 1138 [MUS 138W (Component Area 4)]	3
MUEN 1118 [ENS 118]	1	MUSI 3376 [MUS 376]	3
Ensemble 1000 or 2000-level	2	Applied lessons 101X	4

Choral Emphasis
VOI 101X Applied Lessons  [VOIC 1201]
MUS 117 English & Italian Diction  [MUSI 1160]
MUS 118 French Diction [MUSI 2161]
MUS 119 German Diction  [MUSI 2160]
ENS 111 Chorus [MUEN 1111]
ENS 311 Chorus [MUEN 3111]
MUS 111X Piano I  [MUSI 1181]
MUS 112X Piano II  [MUSI 1182]
MUS 113X Piano III  [MUSI 2181]
MUS 114X Piano IV  [MUSI 2182]

Choral Emphasis
(for students preparing to teach choral music)

First Year	Credit	Second Year	Credit
MUSI 1112, 1123, 1124, 1125 [MUS 122, 123, 124, 125]	8	MUSI 2222, 2223, 2224 [MUS 222, 223, 224]	6
MUSI 1117, 1118 [MUS 117, 118]	2	MUSI 1119 [MUS 119]	1
MUSI 1111, 1112 [MUS 111X; 112X]	2	MUSI 1113, 1114 [MUS 113X; 114X]	2
VOI 101X	4	MUSI 2226 [MUS 226]	2
	2	MUSI 1138 [MUS 138W (Component Area 4)]	3

 

Performance Track Bachelor of Music

Performance Track-Instrumental emphasis (non-keyboard): 53 hours
Applied Lessons 101 
Applied Lessons 301
ENS 1XX Ensembles
ENS 3XX Ensembles
ENS 118 Chamber Music [MUEN 1118]
MUS 111 Piano I  [MUSI 1181]
MUS 112 Piano II  [MUSI 1182]
MUS 113 Piano III  [MUSI 2181]
MUS 114 Piano IV  [MUSI 2182]
CMP 101X Composition

Instrumental (Non-Keyboard) Emphasis

First Year	Credit	Second Year	Credit
MUSI 1112, 1113, 1114, 1115 [MUS 122, 123, 124, 125]	8	MUSI 2222, 2223, 2224 [MUS 222, 223, 224]	6
MUSI 1111, 1112 [MUS 111X, 112X]	2	MUSI 1113, 1114 [MUS 113X; 114X]	2
Applied lessons 101X	4	MUSI 2226 [MUS 226]	2
ENS 1000-level	2	MUSI 1138 [MUS 138W (Component Area 4)]	3
ENS 1000 or 2000-level	2	Applied lessons 101X	4

NOTE: Students should use the electives to complete the 42-advanced hour requirement for graduation.

Performance Track – Vocal emphasis: 53 hours
VOI 101X Applied Lessons
ENS 1XX Ensembles
ENS 3XX Ensembles
MUS 111X Piano I  [MUSI 1181]
MUS 112 Piano II  [MUSI 1182]
MUS 113 Piano III  [MUSI 2181]
MUS 117 English & Italian Diction [MUSI 1160]
MUS 118 French Diction [MUSI 2161]
MUS 119 German Diction [MUSI 2160]
ENS 119Opera Workshop [MUEN 1119]

NOTE: Advanced foreign language courses may be substituted and are strongly encouraged.

Vocal Emphasis

First Year	Credit	Second Year	Credit
MUSI 1122, 1123, 1124, 1125 [MUS 122, 123, 124, 125]	8	MUSI 2222, 2223, 2224 [MUS 222, 223, 224]	6
MUSI 1111, 1112 [MUS 111X, 112X]	2	MUSI 1113 [MUS 113X]	1
MUSI 1117, 1118 [MUS 117, 118]	2	MUSI 1119 [MUS 119]	1
VOI 101X [VOIC 1201]	4	MUSI 2226 [MUS 226]	2
ENS 111 [MUEN 1111]	2	MUSI 138 [MUS 138W (Component area 4)]	3
		VOI 101X [VOIC 1201]	4
		ENS 111 [MUEN 1111]	2

NOTE: Students should use the electives to complete the 42-advanced hour requirement for graduation.

Performance Track– Piano Emphasis: 53 hours
PNO 101X Applied Lessons
Applied Lessons with Junior Recital 302
ENS 110 Keyboard Skills and Collaborative Techniques
ENS 1XX Ensembles

 

Piano Emphasis

First Year	Credit	Second Year	Credit
MUSI 1112, 1123, 1124, 1125 [MUS 122, 123, 124, 125]	8	MUSI 2222, 2223, 2224 [MUS 222, 223, 224]	6
PIAN 1201 [PNO 101X]	4	MUSI 2226 [MUS 226]	2
MUEN 1110 [ENS 110 X]	1	MUSI 1138 [MUS 138W (Component Area 4)]	3
		PIAN 1201 [PNO 101X]	4
		MUEN 1110 [ENS 110X]	2

NOTE: Students should use the electives to complete the 42-advanced hour requirement for graduation.

Composition Track: 53 hours
The major in music composition is designed to prepare the student for graduate study in the field. Students who pursue this degree are those who have career interests as composers/arrangers or as teachers of composition.

MUS 111X Piano I  [MUSI 1181]
MUS 112X Piano II  [MUSI 1182]
MUS 113X Piano III  [MUSI 2181]
MUS 114X Piano IV  [MUSI 2182]
CMP 101X Applied Composition [COMP 1101]
ENS 1XX Lower Level ensemble
XXX 101 Applied Lessons

Select 10 hours from the following with Composition Faculty Advisor approval:

Composition Track

The major in music composition is designed to prepare the student for graduate study in the field. Students who pursue this degree are those who have career interests as composers/arrangers or as teachers of composition.

First Year	Credit	Second Year	Credit
MUSI 1112, 1123, 1124, 1125 [MUS 122, 123, 124, 125]	8	MUSI 2222, 2223, 2224 [MUS 222, 223, 224]	6
MUSI 1111, 1112 [MUS 111X, 112X]	2	MUSI 1113, 1114 [MUS 113X; MUS 114X]	2
Applied Instruction 101X	4	Applied Instruction 101X	4
COMP 1101 [CMP 111X]	4	MUSI 2226 [MUS 226]	2
MUEN 1000-level [ENS 100-level]	1	MUSI 138 [MUS 138W (Component Area 4)]	3
		MUSI 3376 [MUS 376]	3
		COMP 1101 [CMP 111X]	2
		COMP 3301 [CMP 311X]	2
		ENS 100-level	1

NOTE: Students should use the electives to complete the 42-advanced hour requirement for graduation.

Bachelor of Music in Music Therapy: 130-133 hours

The music therapy curriculum prepares the student for a career as a music therapist and includes the requisite professional certification. A one-semester internship is required.

Music Core: 17 hours
MUS 122 Theory I  [MUSI 1211]
MUS 123 Theory II  [MUSI 1212]
MUS 124 Musicianship I  [MUSI 1216]
MUS 125 Musicianship II [MUSI 1225]
MUS 222 Theory III [MUSI 2211]
MUS 224 Musicianship III  [MUSI 2216]
MUS 138W Music Literature (Component Area 4)  [MUSI 1308]
MUS 226 Conducting I [MUSI 2226]

Therapy Courses: 59 hours
101X Applied Lessons lower-level
MUS 111X Piano  [MUSI 1181]
MUS 112X Piano II  [MUSI 1182]
MUS 113X Piano III  [MUSI 2181]
ENS 1XX Lower-level ensemble
MUS 162 Fundamentals of Guitar (except guitar principals)  [MUSI 1303]
MUS 165/166 Fundamentals of Singing (except vocal principals)  [MUSI 1304]
MUS 238 Introduction to Music Therapy [MUSI 2338]
MUS 239 Psychology of Music [MUSI 2339]

Select 6 hours from the following with Music Therapy advisor approval:
MUEN [ENS] Ensemble (may be repeated twice)
MUSI [MUS] Advanced Music elective with approval of advisor
PSYC [PSY] Advanced Psychology elective
DANC [DNC] Advanced Dance elective

Clinical foundation: required for American Music therapy Association: 6 hours
PSY 131 General Psychology (fulfills university core requirement)  [PSYC 2301]
BIO 245 Human Anatomy (fulfills university core requirement)  [BIOL 2401]
SOC 168 Ethnic Studies (fulfills university core requirement)  [SOC2319]
SPD 231 Introduction to Special Education [SPED 2301] 

Music Therapy

First Year	Credit	Second Year	Credit
MUSI 1122, 1123, 1124, 1125 [MUS 122, 123, 124, 125]	8	MUSI 2222, 2224 [MUS 222, 224]	4
MUSI 1111, 1112 [MUS 111X, 112X]	2	Component Area 3 (Natural Science)	4
Applied lessons (1000 level)	4	MUSI 1113 [MUS 113X]	1
Ensemble	2	MUSI 2226 [MUS 226]	2
MUSI 1162 [MUS 162]	3	MUSI 1138 [MUS 138W (Component Area 4)]	3
MUSI 1165 [MUS 165]	3	MUSI 2238, 2239 [MUS 238, 239]	6

NOTE: Students should use the minor and electives to complete the 42-advanced hour requirement for graduation.

Minor in Music

Students who elect music as a minor must complete a minimum of 20 hours, three of which must be advanced (300 or 400-level). Up to twelve hours of applied music (studio instruction and ensembles) may be used in the minor. To enroll in private instruction or perform in ensembles, students must audition for in their respective applied areas and for each ensemble.

Required courses in the Music Minor: Hours 6
MUSI 1138 [MUS 138W] Music Literature (Component Area 4)
MUSI 1161 [MUS 161] Introduction to the Study of Music

Elective courses in the Music Minor: hours 11
MUEN [ENS] XXX Ensembles - music minor students may take up to 6 hours of ensembles - auditions are required.
XXX 101 Studio Instruction - music students may take up to 8 hours of studio instruction - auditions required.
MUSI 1304 [MUS 165] Fundamentals of Singing 
MUSI 2338 [MUS 238] Introduction to Music Therapy
MUSI 2339 [MUS 239] Psychology of Music
MUSI 2362 [MUS 262] Advanced Guitar
MUSI 2364 [MUS 264] History of Rock, Jazz, and Popular Music  [MUSC 1310]
MUS 265 Music Appreciation  [MUSI 1306]

NOTE: Students enrolled in studio instruction must be concurrently enrolled in an ensemble.

ENSEMBLES

The following performance ensembles are open to all students of the University who qualify by audition:

Large Ensembles
MUEN 1116 [ENS 116] Symphonic Band 
MUEN 1117 [ENS 117] Orchestra
MUEN 2216 [ENS 216] Wind Ensemble
MUEN 1111 [ENS 111]  Chorus

Small Ensembles
MUEN 1115 [ENS 115]  Jazz Ensemble
MUEN 1119 [ENS 119] Opera Workshop
MUEN 1118 [ENS 118] Chamber Music
MUEN 1111 [ENS 111] Keyboard Skills and Collaborative Techniques

No more than eight hours earned in these large ensembles may be counted toward a degree. Small ensembles may be counted if approved by the ensemble directors, studio instructor and the Director, School of Music.

ENS 110 Ensemble for keyboard students (performance major only) [MUEN 1110]
ENS 111 Ensemble for vocal students [MUEN 1111]
ENS 116, 216 Ensemble for wind and percussion students [MUEN 1116, 2116]
ENS 117 Ensemble for string students [MUEN 1117]
ENS 118 Ensemble for guitar students [MUEN 1118]

Additional ensembles are strongly encouraged for those who qualify by audition:
ENS 115 Jazz Ensemble [MUEN 1115]
ENS 119 Opera Workshop [MUEN 1119]
MUS 118 Chamber Music (including piano trios, string quartets, percussion ensemble, etc.) [MUSI 1118]

Ensembles

• Music majors should enroll in at least one ensemble each semester they are enrolled as full time students.
• Students enrolled in Studio Instruction should be concurrently enrolled in an ensemble.
• Jazz Ensemble will not normally be considered as the major ensemble for graduation hours.
• Modifications or exceptions may be made in rare or unusual circumstances. Those exceptions require approval by the Director, School of Music after coordination with the ensemble directors and studio instructors.

Marching Band

• Music Education Majors are required to be in Marching Band for 3 semesters.
• Music Performance Majors are required to be in Marching Band for 2 semesters.
• Music Therapy Majors, music minors, and non-majors are encouraged to participate in Marching Band.
• String, vocal and keyboard students are not required to perform in the Marching Band.

For information regarding Common Course numbers for Ensemble, please refer to the Common Course listing in this catalog.

Applied Music Instruction

Bassoon BSN 101X [BSSN 1201]	Clarinet CLR 101X [CLAR1201]
Percussion PER 101X [PERC 1201]	Saxophone SAX 101X [SAXO 1201]
French horn HRN 101X, [HORN 1201]	Organ ORG 101X [ORGN 1201]
Trumpet TRP 101X [TRMT 1201]	Violin VLN 101X [VILN 1201]
String bass STB 101X [STBS 1201]	Trombone TRB 101X [TRMB 1201]
Flute FLU 101X [FLUT 1201]	Voice VOI 101X [VOIC 1201]
Cello CEL 101X [VNCL 1201]	Euphonium EUP 101X [EUPH 1201]
Piano PNO 101X [PIAN 1201]	Composition CMP 111X [COMP 1101]
Oboe OBO 101X [OBOE 1201]	Guitar GUI 101X [GUIT 1201]
Viola VLA 101X [VIOL 1201]	Tuba TBA 101X [TUBA 1201]

Applied Music Fees. Students enrolled in Applied Music Instruction are required to pay a fee at the time of registration on a per-course basis each semester:

2-hour course $60.00
4-hour course $75.00

There is no additional charge for use of practice rooms.

 

The College of Music provides complete support for the State Field of Study as follow:

 

The College of Music fully supports the THECB Field of Study curriculum

( http://www.thecb.state.tx.us/reports/PDF/0350.PDF ):

 

 

Field of Study Courses

The field of study curriculum shall consist of 27 to 35 lower-division semester credit

hours (31 without the keyboard course described below) that are fully transferable. Transfer of

credit in ensemble, applied study, and theory/aural skills shall be on a course-for-course basis.

 

Course	Number Semesters	Semester Credit Hours
Ensemble	4	4
Applied Study	4	8
Theory/Aural Skills	4	12-16
Music Literature	1	3

 

We recognize direct mappings of Music course numbers between institutions are not always possible.  Flexibility will be exercised to maximize transfer credit.  Students seeking credit for courses not specifically mapped below should contact an SHSU Music advisor to verify transfer compatibility prior to registration at other institutions.

 

Component Area III: Life and Physical Science- 8 Hours Required SHSU requires 4 hour science courses consisting of 3 hours lecture with a 1 hour lab component.  Transfer institutions may indicate this combination with a 4 hour course number such as BIOL 1408 or as separate lecture and labs such as BIOL 1308/1108.  The two course numbering systems are equivalent.  Common 3 hour lecture and separate lab course numbers are shown for equivalent or acceptable transfer credit.  If you do not see a Texas Common Course NUmber (TCCN) mapping a specific core course to your transfer institution, please go to https://samweb.shsu.edu/regr27wp/ and  select your institution from the dropdown menu.  The result will list all currently mapped transfer courses specific to your institution to SHSU courses.

SHSU 4 Digit Course Number

TCCN (if applicable)

BIOL 1401 Environmental Science	BIOL 2306/2106 or BIOL 2406
BIOL 1408 Contemporary Biology	BIOL 1308/1108
BIOL 1411 General Botany	BIOL 1311/1111
BIOL 1413 General Zoology	BIOL 1313/1113
BIOL 1436 Foundations of Science
BIOL 2401 Human Anatomy	BIOL 2401
CHEM 1406 Inorganic and Environmental Chemistry	CHEM 1406, CHEM 1305/1105, CHEM 1306/1106
CHEM 1407 Introductory Organic snd Biochemistry	CHEM 1407, CHEM 1307/1107
CHEM 1411 General Chemistry I	CHEM 1411, CHEM 1311/1111
CHEM 1412 General Chemistry II	CHEM 1412, CHEM 1312/1112
GEOG 1401 Weather and Climate	GEOG 1301/1101
GEOL 1403 Physical Geology	GEOL 1303/1103
GEOL 1404 Historical Geology	GEOL 1304/1104
GEOL 1405 Geological Hazards and Resources
GEOL 1436 Foundations of Science
ISCI 1436 Foundations of Science
PHYS 1403 Stars and Galaxies
PHYS 1404 Solar Systems Astronomy

Component Area IV: Language, Philosophy, and Culture- 3 Hours Required
SHSU 4 Digit Course Number	TCCN (if applicable)

ARAB 2311	ARAB 2311
ARAB 2312	ARAB 2312
ENGL 2332 World Literature I: Before 17th Century
ENGL 2333 World Literature II: 17th Century and Afterwards
FOLG 2311 Intermediate Foreign Language I	ARAB 2311/2312, FREN 2311/2312, GERM 2311/2312, SGNL 2311/2312, SPAN 2311/2312
FOLG 2312 Intermediate Foreign Language II	ARAB 2312, FREN 2312, GERM 2312, SGNL 2312, SPAN 2312
FREN 2311 Intermediate French I	FREN 2311
FREN 2312 Intermediate French II	FREN 2312
GEOG 2355 World Regional Geography: Europe, Asia, and Australia	GEOG 1303
GEOG 2356 World Regional Geography: Latin America, Africa, and South Asia	GEOG 1303
GERM 2311 Intermediate German I	GERM 2311
GERM 2312 Intermediate German II	GERM 2312
HIST 2311 World History from the Dawn of Civilization through the Middle Ages	HIST 2311
HIST 2312 World History from the Renaissance to the Age of Imperialism	HIST 2312
MCOM 1330 Analysis of Electronic Culture
MUSI 1379 Survey of World Music Cultures
PHIL 2306 Contemporary Moral Issues	PHIL 2306
PHIL 2361 Introduction to Philosophy	PHIL 1301
SGNL 2311 Intermediate American Sign Language I	SGNL 2311
SGNL 2312 Intermediate American Sign Language II	SGNL 2312
SOCI 2319 Introduction to Ethnic Studies	SOCI 2319
SPAN 2311 Intermediate Spanish I	SPAN 2311
SPAN 2312 Intermediate Spanish II	SPAN 2312

Component Area V: Creative Arts- 3 Hours Required
SHSU 4 Digit Course Number	TCCN (if applicable)

AGRI 2399	ARTS 1301
ARTS 1301	ARTS 1301
ARTS 1302 Exploring Contemporary Art
ARTS 1303 Survey I: Pre-Renaissance Art History	ARTS 1303
FACS 1360 Basic Principles of Design
FAMC 2301 Creative Arts Seminar
MUSI 1301 Introduction to the Study of Music	MUSI 1301
MUSI 1306 Music Appreciation	MUSI 1306
MUSI 2348 Survey of World Music Cultures	MUSI 1308
MUSI 2364 History of Rock, Jazz and Popular Music	MUSI 1310

Component Area VI: U.S. History- 6 Hours Required
SHSU 4 Digit Course Number	TCCN (if applicable)

HIST 1301 American History to 1876	HIST 1301
HIST 1302 American History from 1876	HIST 1302

Component Area VII: Political Science/Government- 6 Hours Required
SHSU 4 Digit Course Number	TCCN (if applicable)

POLS 2305 American Government
POLS 2306 Texas Government

Component Area VIII: Social and Behavioral Sciences- 3 Hours Required
SHSU 4 Digit Course Number	TCCN (if applicable)

AGRI 2360	SOCI 1301
BESL 2301 Multicultural Influences on Learning
COMS 2386 Interpersonal Communication	SPCH 1318
CRIJ 2361 Introduction to the Criminal Justice System
ECON 2300 Introduction to Economics	ECON 1301
ECON 2301 Principles of Macroeconomics	ECON 2301
ECON 2302 Principles of Microeconomics	ECON 2302
GEOG 1321 People, Place and Environment: An Introduction to Geography	GEOG 1300
HLTH 2383 Multicultural Health Issues
PHIL 2303 Critical Thinking	PHIL 2303
PSYC 1301 Introduction to Psychology	PSYC 2301
SOCI 1301 Principles of Sociology	SOCI 1301
SOCI 1306 Social Problems	SOCI 1306

Component Area IX: Component Area Option- 4 Hours Required
SHSU 4 Digit Course Number	TCCN (if applicable)

One additional course in component area 4 OR:
BUAD 2321 Design and Presentation of Business Projects
COMS 1361 Public Speaking
COMS 2382 Communication for Business and Professionals
MCOM 1371 Audio Production and Performance
1 Hour Required:
ECON 1100 Economics of Social Problems
KINE 2115 Lifetime Health and Wellness	PHED 1164
NGLI 1101 Research in the Digital Age
The 4th credit hour of MATH 1410
The 4th credit hour of MATH 1420	MATH 2413

 

Students are encouraged to select the university catalog offering them the most advantages with respect to degree completion. The respective university and/or college catalog selected for graduation determines final degree requirements.

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