3. Concentration Areas (24 hours)

The major must include two upper division concentration areas (12 hours per area). No course may  be used for more than one concentration.

Examples of Concentrations:

Psychology (12hrs) Cultural Diversity (12 hrs)

Physiological Psychology                          Cultural Diversity
Abnormal Psychology                                 Latin America: The Countries and the Peoples
Learning and Memory                                 Mass Media and Cultures
Social Psychology                                      Multicultural Education

English

(12 hrs) 

International (12 hrs)

Writing for the Internet and Electronic Media    Latin America: The Countries and The Peoples
Computers, Writing, and Literature               Mass Media and Cultures
Non Western Literature                                International Political Economy
Continental Literature                                  International Health

Other concentrations could be:

• Communication
• Multicultural Studies
• Teaching and Learning
• Information Technology
• Organizational Leadership
• International Studies
• Public Relations

• Check with your advisor for other possible concentrations.

4. Culminating Special Project (3 hours)

(senior status required)

Culminating Special Project Must be approved by advisor.

5 . Electives (33 hours)

• Related Elective Courses (33 hours)
  

  An additional thirty-three semester hours (or 27 hours electives plus 6 hour internship noted below) may be drawn from the noted concentration areas or selected from other areas to complement the degree program.

• Internship (3 - 6) (optional as an elective / junior status)
  RODP Internship Must be approved by advisor.

• At least 120 semester hours total.
• At least 60 semester hours from a 4-year institution, of which at least 30 hours are from the home institution.
• At least 45 semester hours at the 3000-4000 level.
• No more than 24 semester hours in business courses.

Graduation: You may receive your diploma by mail or attend the official graduation activities and ceremonies at your home institution.

Diploma: Your home institution will conduct your program audit and grant your degree. Your degree will note the name of your home institution.  Your diploma will be the same as all other diplomas. 

*Contact your Home Campus RODP Contact Person or your Distance Education Dean or Director for your free RODP CD which contains an animated step-by-step visual and audio guide on how to use Desire2Learn (D2L), a Virtual Student Center (games, sports, social happenings, ADA) Career Counseling, Financial Aid information, etc.)