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The student must complete (38 to 41 credits): |
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All of the following courses (17 credits): |
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MC |
280 |
Social Theory and Social Relations |
4 |
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MC |
281 |
Immigrants, Minorities, and American Pluralism |
4 |
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MC |
380 |
Social Policy |
4 |
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MC |
498 |
Senior Seminar in Social Relations (W) |
5 |
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One of the following courses (3 or 4 credits): |
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ANP |
429 |
Ethnographic Field Methods |
4 |
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CJ |
292 |
Methods of Criminal Justice Research |
3 |
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COM |
300 |
Methods of Communication Inquiry |
4 |
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EC |
420 |
Introduction to Econometric Methods |
3 |
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GEO |
221 |
Introduction to Geographic Information |
3 |
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MC |
295 |
Research Design and Quantitative Analysis in Public Policy |
4 |
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PLS |
201 |
Introduction to Methods of Political Analysis |
4 |
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PSY |
295 |
Data Analysis in Psychological Research |
3 |
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SOC |
281 |
Social Research Methods |
4 |
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STT |
200 |
Statistical Methods |
3 |
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STT |
201 |
Statistical Methods |
4 |
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STT |
315 |
Introduction to Probability and Statistics for Business |
3 |
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STT |
421 |
Statistics I |
3 |
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Statistics and Probability 200 and 201 may not be used to fulfill both the university mathematics requirement and this requirement. |
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c. |
Three courses selected from the following in consultation with an academic advisor (12 credits): |
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MC |
319 |
Asian American History |
4 |
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MC |
320 |
Politics, Society and Economy in the Third World |
4 |
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MC |
325 |
State and Society in Comparative Perspective |
4 |
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MC |
334 |
Rights, Advocacy, and Activism |
4 |
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MC |
335 |
Israeli Politics, Cultures and Society |
4 |
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MC |
337 |
Global Public Health |
4 |
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MC |
338 |
Environmental Justice and Global Change |
4 |
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MC |
348 |
Educational Policy |
4 |
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MC |
350 |
Evolution and Society |
4 |
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MC |
351 |
Science and Social Policy |
4 |
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MC |
364 |
Policy Evaluation |
4 |
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MC |
367 |
Global Cities and Urbanism |
4 |
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MC |
368 |
The Civil Rights Movement and its Legacies |
4 |
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MC |
369 |
Global Issues in Citizenship (W) |
4 |
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MC |
372 |
Comparative Black Political Thought |
4 |
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MC |
375 |
Contemporary Developments in American Politics |
4 |
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MC |
377 |
Culture, Politics, and Post-Colonialism |
4 |
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MC |
378 |
Law and Social Groups |
4 |
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MC |
381 |
American Politics and Equality |
4 |
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MC |
382 |
Social Movements |
4 |
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MC |
383 |
African American Politics |
4 |
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MC |
384 |
Metropolitan Society |
4 |
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MC |
385 |
Comparative Race and Ethnic Relations |
4 |
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MC |
386 |
Women and Power in Comparative Perspective |
4 |
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MC |
387 |
Jews and Anti-Semitism |
4 |
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MC |
388 |
Sexual Politics: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives |
4 |
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MC |
390 |
Advanced Topics in Public Affairs |
4 |
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MC |
391 |
Selected Topics in Public Affairs |
3 or 4 |
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MC |
395 |
Cultural Dimensions of Public Affairs |
4 |
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MC |
445 |
Biodiversity Conservation Policy and Practice |
3 |
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MC |
482 |
Gender and Violent Conflict |
4 |
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James Madison College 390, 391 and 395 may be counted toward requirement 1. b. when the topic deals with Social Relations and Policy. |
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Two courses at the 300–400 level in a related discipline (e.g., anthropology, economics, history, political science, psychology, or sociology) or in an approved related area (e.g., ethnicity and race, gender and women's studies, urban and metropolitan society, or U.S. politics) (6 to 8 credits). |
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