Courses Approved for Social Science

General Education courses that satisfy the Social Science requirement are:

• AMS 300  American Cultures
• ANT 150  Cultural Anthropology
• ANT 300  Evolution of People and Culture
• ANT 360  Cultures of South Asia
• ASI 322  Cities and Suburbs: The Influence of Place (Social Science)
  Note: Students taking ASI 322 may not receive credit for ASI 323 or ASI 324.
• ASI 325  Cities and Institutions
• ASI 345  Special Topics in Social Science
  Note: Specific topics approved for designated cluster. Consult semester class schedule.
• ASI 358  Christianity, Citizenship, and Society
• CMS 316  Intercultural Communication
• CMS 414  Global Communication
• CMS 415  Women and Communication
• ECO 203  Principles of Microeconomics
• ECO 204  Principles of Macroeconomics
• ECO 300  Principles of Economics
  Note: Students taking ECO 300 may not receive credit for ECO 203 or ECO 204.
• ECO 310  Economics of the Environment
• ECO 460  Economic Development and Growth
• ECO 461  International Economics
• EDT 303  School, Self, and Society
• HSS 325  Women in Sport
• POL 101  Global Politics
• POL 306  Public Policy Analysis
• POL 307  The Politics of Bureaucracy and Regulation
• POL 321  Comparative Politics: Russia and the New States
• POL 331  Nationalism and Ethnopolitics
• POL 371  Environmental Policy
• POL 450  Civil Liberties
• PSY 101  Introductory Psychology
• PSY 334  Industrial Psychology
• PSY 341  Social Psychology
• PSY 375  Psychology of the Arts
• PSY 443  Psychology of Women
• PSY 444  Environmental Psychology
• PSY 445  Technology, Environment, and Behavior
• SOC 204  Modern Social Problems
• SOC 321  The Sociology of Work and Occupations
• SOC 322  Sex Roles and Society
• SOC 326  Law and Society
• SOC 328  Racial and Ethnic Minorities
• SOC 331  Marriage and the Family
• SOC 332  Sociology of Women
• SOC 339  Social Inequality
• SOC 341  Self and Society
• SOC 343  Mass Communication in Modern Society
• SOC 352  Community
• SOC 398  Social Science Scholars’ Seminar
  Note: Berry Scholars only for students entering prior to Fall 2010.
• SWK 331  Death, Dying, and Suicide