University of Tampa Articulation Manual

The University of Tampa

ICUF Articulation Manual 2017-2018

The University of Tampa 401 W. Kennedy Blvd.

Tampa, FL 33606 (813) 253-3333

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GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS

Baccalaureate Experience

• Two-Year Learning Community • Natural Science Component • Humanities/Fine Arts Component • Social Science Component • Art/Aesthetic Component • Non-Western and International/Global Awareness Component • Writing Intensive Component

UNDERGRADUATE AREAS OF STUDY

• Accounting (Bachelor of Science) • Advertising and Public Relations (General concentration) (Bachelor of Arts) • Advertising and Public Relations (Advertising Creative concentration) (Bachelor of

Arts) • Advertising and Public Relations (Public Relations concentration) (Bachelor of Arts) • Allied Health (Medical Sciences concentration) (Bachelor of Science) • Allied Health (Occupational Therapy Sciences concentration) (Bachelor of Science) • Allied Health (Physical Therapy Sciences concentration) (Bachelor of Science) • Applied Dance (Bachelor of Arts) • Art (Bachelor of Arts) • Art (Bachelor of Fine Arts) • Art (Art History concentration) (Bachelor of Fine Arts) • Art Therapy (Bachelor of Arts) • Athletic Training (Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training) • Biochemistry (Bachelor of Arts) • Biochemistry (Bachelor of Science) • Biology (Bachelor of Arts) • Biology (Business concentration) (Bachelor of Arts) • Biology (Molecular Biology concentration) (Bachelor of Arts) • Biology (Organismal/Evolutionary Biology concentration) (Bachelor of Arts) • Biology (Bachelor of Science) • Biology (Business concentration) (Bachelor of Science) • Biology (Molecular Biology concentration) (Bachelor of Science) • Biology (Organismal/Evolutionary Biology concentration) (Bachelor of Science) • Biology (Pre-Professional concentration) (Bachelor of Science) • Business Information Technology (Bachelor of Science) • Chemistry (Bachelor of Arts) • Chemistry (Bachelor of Science) • Chemistry (Biochemistry concentration) (Bachelor of Science) • Communication (Communication Studies concentration) (Bachelor of Arts)

• Communication (Critical Media Practice concentration) (Bachelor of Arts) • Communication (Media Studies concentration) (Bachelor of Arts) • Communication (Writing for Media and Communication concentration) (Bachelor of

Arts) • Criminology and Criminal Justice (Bachelor of Science) • Cybersecurity (Bachelor of Science) • Digital Arts (Bachelor of Fine Arts) • Economics (Bachelor of Arts) • Economics (Bachelor of Science) • Elementary Education (Bachelor of Science) • English (Bachelor of Arts) • Entrepreneurship (Bachelor of Science) • Environmental Science (Bachelor of Science) • Film and Media Arts (Bachelor of Arts) • Finance (Bachelor of Science) • Financial Enterprise Systems (Bachelor of Science) • Forensic Science (Bachelor of Science) • Graphic Design (Bachelor of Fine Arts) • History (American History and Law concentration) (Bachelor of Arts) • History (Global History and Culture concentration) (Bachelor of Arts) • History (Standard concentration) (Bachelor of Arts) • Human Performance (Exercise Physiology concentration) (Bachelor of Science) • Human Performance (Exercise and Recreation Leadership concentration) (Bachelor of

Science) • International Business and Accounting (Bachelor of Science) • International Business and Economics (Bachelor of Science) • International Business and Entrepreneurship (Bachelor of Science) • International Business and Finance (Bachelor of Science) • International Business and Management (Bachelor of Science) • International Business and Management Information Systems (Bachelor of Science) • International Business and Marketing (Bachelor of Science) • International Studies (Bachelor of Arts) • Journalism (Bachelor of Arts) • Liberal Studies (Interdisciplinary) (Bachelor of Liberal Studies) • Liberal Studies (Specialized) (Bachelor of Liberal Studies) • Management (Bachelor of Science) • Management Information Systems (Bachelor of Science) • Marine Science-Biology (Bachelor of Science) • Marine Science-Chemistry (Bachelor of Science) • Marketing (Bachelor of Science) • Mathematical Programming (Bachelor of Science) • Mathematics (Bachelor of Science) • Music (Bachelor of Arts) • Music Education (K-12) (Bachelor of Music)

• Music Performance (Bachelor of Music) • Musical Theatre (Bachelor of Arts) • New Media Production (Bachelor of Arts) • Nursing (Bachelor of Science in Nursing) • Philosophy (Bachelor of Arts) • Physical Education (K-12) (Bachelor of Science) • Physics (Bachelor of Science) • Political Science (American Government concentration) (Bachelor of Arts) • Political Science (General concentration) (Bachelor of Arts) • Political Science (Law and Government concentration) (Bachelor of Arts) • Political Science (World Affairs concentration) (Bachelor of Arts) • Psychology (Bachelor of Arts) • Psychology (Bachelor of Science) • Public Health (Behavioral Health concentration) (Bachelor of Science) • Public Health (Public Policy and Social Change concentration) (Bachelor of Science) • Public Health (Wellness concentration) (Bachelor of Science) • Secondary Education – Biology (Bachelor of Science) • Secondary Education – English (Bachelor of Science) • Secondary Education – Mathematics (Bachelor of Science) • Secondary Education – Social Science (Bachelor of Science) • Sociology (Bachelor of Arts) • Spanish (Bachelor of Arts) • Sport Management (Bachelor of Science) • Theatre (Bachelor of Arts) • Writing (Bachelor of Arts)

UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS 2017-2018

BACCALAUREATE EXPERIENCE A. TWO-YEAR LEARNING COMMUNITY (12 credit hours) First Year Writing Requirement University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent

AWR 101 Writing and Inquiry (4) ENC 1101 AWR 201 Writing and Research (4) ENC 1102

Students are required to complete AWR 101 and AWR 201 or their equivalents as part of the Baccalaureate Experience. As a rule, first-year and transfer students who do not already have credit for AWR 101 will be placed in AWR 101 in their first year. However, students whose SAT or ACT scores, high school transcripts or admissions files indicate that it may be difficult for them to achieve satisfactory progress in AWR 101 will be required to complete AWR 100 successfully before enrolling in AWR 101. Regardless of initial placement, students must complete AWR 201 or the equivalent. Non-native speakers of English whose writing indicates that it may be difficult to achieve satisfactory progress in AWR 101 will be required to complete either AWR 100 or AWR 110 successfully before enrolling in AWR 101. Regardless of initial placement, students must complete AWR 201 or the equivalent. Math Requirement Select one of the following:

MAT 155 Finite Mathematics for Liberal Arts (4) MGF 1106, 1107 MAT 160 College Algebra (4) MAC 1105 MAT 170 Precalculus (4) MAC 1140 MAT 225* Calculus for Business (4) MAC 2233 MAT 260 Calculus I (4) MAC 2311 MAT 261 Calculus II (4) MAC 2312

*MAT 150, MAT 180 and MAT 201 may not be used to satisfy the mathematics portion of the academic skills component. Students pursuing any major in the College of Business must take MAT 225 or higher. B. NATURAL SCIENCE COMPONENT (6 credit hours) One biological and one physical or chemical science course are required. A science course is considered to be a lecture course or a combination of lecture and laboratory. Laboratory course credit without accompanying lecture course credit cannot be used to fulfill this requirement. C. HUMANITIES/FINE ARTS COMPONENT (11 credit hours) To fulfill this requirement, students must take courses in the following disciplines: art, dance, drama, English/literature, foreign languages, linguistics, music, philosophy, religion, speech and theatre, plus those communication, writing and women’s studies courses so designated in the Course Descriptions section of the catalog. Courses taken to fulfill this requirement must be selected from at least two different disciplines. Students may apply up to 4 credit hours in studio/performance-oriented courses toward this requirement. Courses used to satisfy requirements in the humanities/fine arts component cannot be used to satisfy requirements in any major, but may be used to satisfy requirements in a minor.

D. SOCIAL SCIENCE COMPONENT (11 credit hours) To fulfill this requirement, students must take courses in the following disciplines: economics, geography, history, political science, psychology, sociology and urban studies, plus those communication, criminology and women’s gender studies courses so designated in the Course Descriptions section of the catalog. Courses taken to fulfill this requirement must be selected from at least two different disciplines. Courses used to satisfy requirements in the social science component cannot be used to satisfy requirements in any major, but may be used to satisfy requirements in a minor. E. ART/AESTHETIC COMPONENT (3 credit hours) To fulfill this requirement, students must take at least 3 credit hours of art/aesthetic courses devoted primarily to the development of skills in human expression for the purpose of engaging the aesthetic sense, or courses devoted primarily to the development of students’ critical appreciation of aesthetics. Courses designated art/aesthetic can be found in a number of disciplines, including art, communication, dance, English, French, music, philosophy, Spanish, speech, theatre, women’s studies and writing. Where appropriate, an art/aesthetic course may be used to satisfy both the art/aesthetic requirement and other requirements (including major and minor requirements). F. NON-WESTERN AND INTERNATIONAL/GLOBAL AWARENESS COMPONENT (9 credit hours) To fulfill this requirement, students entering as freshmen or sophomores must take at least 9 credit hours of non-Western and/or international/global awareness courses. A minimum of three credit hours must deal either in a direct or comparative way with non-Western or Third World concerns. Courses designated non-Western are found across the disciplines, including art, Chinese, communication, dance, education, English, geography, history, international business, international studies, Japanese, music, nursing, philosophy, political science, religion, sociology, Spanish, theatre and urban studies. Where appropriate, a non-Western course may be used to satisfy both the non-Western requirement and other requirements (including major and minor requirements). International /global awareness courses deal in a direct or comparative way with political, social, cultural or economic issues impacting the international and/or global arena. For business majors, BUS 101 partially meets this requirement. Courses designated as international/global awareness are found across the disciplines, including art, biology, Chinese, communication, criminology, cross-cultural studies, dance, education, English, French, geography, German, history, international business, international studies, Italian, Japanese, language, Latin, music, philosophy, political science, religion, sociology, Spanish, theatre, urban studies and women’s studies. Where appropriate, an international/global awareness course may be used to satisfy both the international/global awareness requirement and other requirements (including major and minor requirements). Transfer students entering as juniors must complete 6 credit hours of IG or NW courses before graduating, with a minimum of 3 credit hours designated NW. Those entering as seniors must complete 3 credit hours designated IG or NW. G. WRITING INTENSIVE COMPONENT (9 credit hours) To fulfill this requirement, students must take 9 credit hours of writing-intensive courses. These courses emphasize writing as a process of learning and communicating. Through collaborative practice in critical thinking and writing, students are equipped to participate in the multidisciplinary exchange of ideas that defines the liberal arts experience. Transfer students entering as juniors need to complete 6 credit hours of writing-intensive courses before graduating. Those entering as seniors need to complete 3 credit hours of writing-intensive course. Courses transferred from other institutions cannot be used to satisfy the writing-intensive requirement. Courses designated writing-intensive are found in nearly every discipline. Where appropriate, courses designated as writing-intensive may be used to satisfy both the writing-intensive requirement and other requirements (including major and minor requirements). Students wishing to count an independent study or internship as a writing-intensive course must have prior written approval from the Baccalaureate Committee.

UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA DEGREE REQUIREMENTS 2017-2018

MAJOR: Accounting COLLEGE: College of Business DEPARTMENT: Accounting DEGREE: Bachelor of Science CONTACT: Dr. Mary Keener, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3667

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements and as many of the 100 or 200-level College of Business core courses as possible. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida public community college are admitted with junior standing. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE ACCOUNTING MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN ACCOUNTING (80 credit hours) College of Business Core Requirements (56 credit hours): University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent

BUS 101 Introduction to Global Business (4) GEB 1011 BUS 221 Business Law and Social Responsibility (4) BUL 2241, 3320 ACC 202 Financial Accounting Information (4) ACG 2021 ACC 203 Managerial Accounting (4) ACG 2071 ECO 204 Principles of Microeconomics (4) ECO 2023 ECO 205 Principles of Macroeconomics (4) ECO 2013 QMB 210 Managerial Statistics I (4) QMB 2100, 3200 ITM 220 Information Systems (4) ISM 3011 MKT 300 Principles of Marketing (4) MAR 3023 FIN 310 Financial Management (4) FIN 3403 MGT 330 Principles of Management (4) MAN 3025 MGT 431 Practical Strategic Assessment (4) *SPE 208 Speech for Business and the Professions (4) GEB 1214; SPC 1016, 1065 MAT 225 Calculus for Business (4) MAC 2233

*Can be used to fulfill Baccalaureate Experience requirements in Humanities/Fine Arts. Accounting Major Requirements (24 credit hours):

ACC 099 Non-Credit Service Requirement for Accounting Majors (0) ACC 304 Cost Accounting (4) ACG 3341 ACC 320 Intermediate Accounting I (4) ACC 351 Accounting Information Systems (4) ACG 3401 ACC 352 Federal Tax Accounting I (4) TAX 4001 ACC 401 Auditing and Attestation (4) ACG 4632

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ACC 420 Intermediate Accounting II (4)


MAJOR: Advertising and Public Relations COLLEGE: College of Arts and Letters DEPARTMENT: Communication DEGREE: Bachelor of Arts CONCENTRATION: Advertising and Public Relations - General CONTACT: Dr. Stephanie Tripp, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3387

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements and MMC 2000. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE ADVERTISING AND PUBLIC RELATIONS MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN ADVERTISING AND PUBLIC RELATIONS WITH A GENERAL CONCENTRATION (68 credit hours) Core (28 credit hours): University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent

ART 210 Foundations: Digital Media (4) GRA 2111; ART 2600 COM 222 Media Aesthetics and Creativity (4) COM 224 Mass Media and Society (4) MMC 2000 COM 283 Principles of Advertising (4) COM 284 Principles of Public Relations (4) COM 436 Critical Studies in Public Communication (4) COM 470 Communication Research Methods (4) MMC 4420

Advertising and Public Relations General Concentration (40 credit hours): Required Courses (28 credit hours):

COM 225 Media Writing (4) MMC 2100, 3602 COM 232 Visual Literacy (4) COM 383 Writing for Advertising (4) COM 384 Writing for Public Relations (4)

One of the following:

COM 241 Introduction to Sound, Image and Motion (4) ART 3612 COM 315 Web Design (4) JOU 221 Multimedia Journalism I – The Digital Tool Kit (4)


ART 305 Graphic Design I (4)


COM 302 Digital Arts for Professional Communication (4) One of the following:

COM 583 Advertising Campaigns (4) COM 584 Public Relations Campaigns (4)

Electives (12 credit hours*):

ART 102 Foundations: Drawing (4) ART 1300, 2301 ART 104 Foundations: 2-D Design (4) ART 1201, 2201 ART 208 Beginning Photography (4) PGY 1401, 2401 ART 217 Beginning 3-D Animation (4) GRA 2160 ART 318 Graphic Design II (4) ART 308 Advanced Photography (4) PGY 1410, 2410 ART 310 Creative Coding (4) BUS 101 Introduction to Global Business (4) GEB 1011 COM 234 Topics in Communication (4) COM 241 Introduction to Sound, Image and Motion (4) ART 3612 COM 301 Introduction to Organizational Communication (4) COM 303 Studio Television I (4) COM 315 Web Design (4) COM 323 Frontiers of Communication (4) RTV 3001 COM 325 Writing for Broadcast News (4) RTV 3301 COM 327 Communication and Law (4) MMC 4200 COM 333 Studio Television II (4) COM 334 Information and the New World Order (4) COM 337 Corporate Uses of Media (4) COM 339 Mobile Application Design (4) COM 346 Writing for Interactive Media (4) COM 354 Internship in Communication (1-4) COM 373 Interactive Journalism Production (4) COM 380 Culture, Society, and Computing Technology (4) COM 381 Digital Imaging (4) COM 392-399 Independent Study in Communication (1-4) COM 401 Intercultural Communication (4) COM 426 Public Opinion, the Media, and Power (4) COM 431 Traditions of Digital Media (4) COM 443 Communication and Cultural Studies (4) COM 466 International Advertising (4) COM 499 Senior Project (1-4) COM 583 Advertising Campaigns (4) COM 584 Public Relations Campaigns (4) ECO 204 Principles of Microeconomics (4) ECO 2023 PSC 100 Introduction to Government and World Affairs (4) POS 1001; CPO 2002 PSC 101 Introduction to American Government (4) POS 1041, 2041 PSC 102 Introduction to International Relations (4) INR 2002 PSC 202 International Political Economy (4) PSC 308 Urban Politics and Policy (4) POS 3142 PSC 326 Political Campaigns and Electoral Politics (4) PSC 401 Public Policy Analysis (4) PUP 4002 JOU 221 Multimedia Journalism I: The Digital Tool Kit (4) JOU 271 News Reporting and Writing (4) JOU 273 Practicum in Student Publications (1-4) JOU 304 Multimedia Journalism II: The Converged Newsroom (4) JOU 371 Feature Writing (4) LJA 204 Introduction to Law and the Legal System (4) CJL 1000 MKT 300 Principles of Marketing (4) MAR 3023

MKT 354 Buyer Behavior (4) MKT 371 Personal Selling and Sales Management (4) MKT 410 Global Marketing (4) MKT 411 Promotion and Branding Strategies (4) MKT 450 Marketing Strategy (4) SPE 200 Oral Communications (4) SPC 1600, 1608, 2600, 2608 SPE 208 Speech for Business and the Professions (4) GEB 1214; SPC 1016, 1065 SPE 310 Interpersonal Communication (4) COM 3131 SPE 330-332 Special Topics in Speech (2-4) WRI 200 Introduction to Creative Writing (4) CRW 1001, 2001 WRI 220 Writing on and for the Web (4) WRI 242 Publication Editing and Design (2-4) WRI 274 Creative Non-Fiction (4) WRI 281 Technical Writing (4) ENC 2210

*At least 8 credit hours must be taken at the 300-level or above. No more than 8 credit hours of independent study may be counted toward electives.


MAJOR: Advertising and Public Relations COLLEGE: College of Arts and Letters DEPARTMENT: Communication DEGREE: Bachelor of Arts CONCENTRATION: Advertising Creative CONTACT: Dr. Stephanie Tripp, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3387

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements and MMC 2000. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE ADVERTISING AND PUBLIC RELATIONS MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN ADVERTISING AND PUBLIC RELATIONS WITH A CONCENTRATION IN ADVERTISING CREATIVE (68 credit hours) Core (28 credit hours): University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent


Advertising Creative Concentration (40 credit hours): Required Courses (24 credit hours):

ART 102 Foundations: Drawing (4) ART 1300, 2301 ART 104 Foundations: 2-D Design (4) ART 1201, 2201 ART 305 Graphic Design I (4) COM 232 Visual Literacy (4) COM 383 Writing for Advertising (4) COM 583 Advertising Campaigns (4)

History/Theory Electives (8 credit hours*):

ART 211 Art and Technology (4) ART 277 Modern Art (4) ART 281 History of Graphic Design (4) COM 301 Introduction to Organizational Communication (4)


COM 323 Frontiers of Telecommunications (4) RTV 3001 COM 327 Communication and Law (4) MMC 4200 COM 332 Television Criticism (4) COM 334 Information and the New World Order (4) COM 365 Critical Analysis of Media Events (4) COM 370 Women, Film and Popular Culture (4) COM 380 Culture, Society, and Computing Technology (4) COM 425 Information Technology and Human Values (4) COM 426 Public Opinion, the Media and Power (4) COM 431 Traditions of Digital Media (4) COM 443 Communication and Cultural Studies (4) COM 466 International Advertising (4) MKT 300 Principles of Marketing (4) MAR 3023 MKT 354 Buyer Behavior (4)

*At least 4 credit hours must be taken at the 300-level or above. Authoring and Production Electives (8 credit hours):

ART 208 Beginning Photography (4) PGY 1401, 2401 ART 217 Beginning 3-D Animation (4) GRA 2160 ART 318 Graphic Design II (4) ART 309 Typography (4) ART 310 Creative Coding (4) ART 311 Online Production (4) COM 226 Intro to Scriptwriting for Motion Pictures and Television (4) COM 241 Introduction to Sound, Image and Motion (4) ART 3612 COM 303 Studio Television I (4) COM 312 Narrative Production (4) COM 315 Web Design (4) COM 333 Studio Television II (4) COM 340 Screenwriting I (4) COM 346 Writing for Interactive Media (4) COM 348 Writing the Situation Comedy (4) COM 373 Interactive Journalism Production (4) COM 381 Digital Imaging (4) COM 392-399 Independent Study in Communication (1-4) JOU 221 Multimedia Journalism I: The Digital Tool Kit (4) JOU 304 Multimedia Journalism II: The Converged Newsroom (4) MKT 411 Promotion and Branding Strategies (4) PHL 308 Film Aesthetics (4) WRI 200 Introduction to Creative Writing (4) CRW 1001, 2001 WRI 240 Writing Drama (4) WRI 260 Fiction Writing I CRW 3111, 3112


MAJOR: Advertising and Public Relations COLLEGE: College of Arts and Letters DEPARTMENT: Communication DEGREE: Bachelor of Arts CONCENTRATION: Public Relations CONTACT: Dr. Stephanie Tripp, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3387

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements and MMC 2000. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE ADVERTISING AND PUBLIC RELATIONS MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN ADVERTISING AND PUBLIC RELATIONS WITH A CONCENTRATION IN PUBLIC RELATIONS (68 credit hours) Core (28 credit hours): University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent


Public Relations Concentration (40 credit hours): Required Courses (24 credit hours):

COM 225 Media Writing (4) MMC 2100, 3602 COM 302 Digital Arts for Professional Communication (4) COM 384 Writing for Public Relations (4) COM 584 Public Relations Campaigns (4)


BUS 101 Introduction to Global Business (4) GEB 1011 COM 301 Introduction to Organizational Communication (4)


COM 241 Introduction to Sound, Image and Motion (4) ART 3612 COM 315 Web Design (4)


JOU 221 Multimedia Journalism I: The Digital Tool Kit (4) Authoring and Production Electives (8 credit hours*):

COM 234 Topics in Communication (4) COM 325 Writing for Broadcast News (4) RTV 3301 COM 346 Writing for Interactive Media (4) COM 373 Interactive Journalism Production (4) COM 383 Writing for Advertising (4) JOU 271 News Reporting and Writing (4) JOU 273 Practicum in Student Publications (1-4) JOU 304 Multimedia Journalism II: The Converged Newsroom (4) JOU 371 Feature Writing (4) WRI 200 Introduction to Creative Writing (4) CRW 1001, 2001 WRI 220 Writing on and for the Web (4) WRI 242 Publication Editing and Design (2-4) WRI 274 Creative Non-Fiction (4) WRI 281 Technical Writing (4) ENC 2210

*At least 4 credit hours must be taken at the 300-level or above. Other Electives (8 credit hours*):

SPE 200 Oral Communications (4) SPC 1600, 1608, 2600, 2608 SPE 208 Speech for Business and the Professions (4) GEB 1214; SPC 1016, 1065 SPE 310 Interpersonal Communication (4) COM 3131 SPE 330-332 Special Topics in Speech (2-4) COM 354 Internship in Communication (1-4) COM 392-399 Independent Study in Communication (1-4) COM 499 Senior Project (1-4)

*A maximum of 4 credit hours of internship can be counted toward the ADPR major in the Public Relations Concentration. Additional internship credits may be counted toward general education electives. No more than 8 credit hours of independent study may be counted toward electives in this concentration.


MAJOR: Allied Health COLLEGE: College of Natural and Health Sciences DEPARTMENT: Health Sciences and Human Performance DEGREE: Bachelor of Science CONCENTRATION: Medical Sciences CONTACT: Dr. J.C. Andersen, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3127

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. If possible, complete lower division required courses. Equivalency information is included in the section below. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE ALLIED HEALTH MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN ALLIED HEALTH WITH A CONCENTRATION IN MEDICAL SCIENCES (93 credit hours) University of Tampa State Course Equivalent

HSC 100 Personal and Family Health (3) HLP 1081, 2100 HSC 130 Medical Terminology (3) HSC 1531, 4537 HSC 200 Introduction to Allied Health Professions (2) HSC 203 Nutrition (3) HUN 1201, 2201; BSC 1025 HSC 230 Human Anatomy and Physiology I (3) BSC 1085, 2085, 2093 HSC 234 Human Anatomy and Physiology I – Lab (1) BSC 1085L, 2085L, 2932 HSC 231 Human Anatomy and Physiology II (3) BSC 1086, 2086 HSC 235 Human Anatomy and Physiology II – Lab (1) BSC 1086L, 2086L HSC 250 Emergency Medical Response (3) EMS 1059 HSC 360 Principles of Epidemiology in Exercise and Public Health (3) HSC 491 Seminar in Allied Health (3) ESC 270 Prevention and Care of Sports Injuries (3) PET 2622 ESC 330 Human Development and Motor Learning (3) ESC 340 Applied Kinesiology (3) PET 3310 ESC 380 Exercise Testing and Prescription (3) ESC 460 Physiology of Exercise (3) BIO 198 General Biology I (4) BSC 1010, 2010 BIO 199 General Biology II (4) BSC 1011, 2011 CHE 152 General Chemistry I (3) CHM 1045, 2045 CHE 153L General Chemistry I – Lab (1) CHM 1045L, 2045L CHE 154 General Chemistry II (3) CHM 1046, 2046 CHE 155L General Chemistry II Lab (1) CHM 1046L, 2046L CHE 232 Organic Chemistry I (3) CHM 2210


CHE 233L Organic Chemistry I Lab (1) CHM 2210L PHY 200 General Physics I (4) PHY 1053, 2048, 2053 PHY 201 General Physics II (4) PHY 1054, 2049, 2054 PSY 200 General Psychology (4) PSY 1012, 2012 PSY 210 Development I : Child Psychology (4) DEP 1004, 2004, 2102 PSY 211/HSC 350 Statistics and Experimental Methods I/Biostatistics (4/3) STA 2122; PHC 6050 PSY 220 Fundamentals of Biopsychology and Learning (4) PSB 4004 PSY 250 Health Psychology (4) PSY 317 Development II: Adulthood and Aging (4) GEY 4612


MAJOR: Allied Health COLLEGE: College of Natural and Health Sciences DEPARTMENT: Health Sciences and Human Performance DEGREE: Bachelor of Science CONCENTRATION: Occupational Therapy Sciences CONTACT: Dr. J.C. Andersen, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3127

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. If possible, complete lower division required courses. Equivalency information is included in the section below. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE ALLIED HEALTH MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN ALLIED HEALTH WITH A CONCENTRATION IN OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY SCIENCES (88 credit hours) University of Tampa State Course Equivalent

HSC 100 Health Science (2) HLP 1081, 2100 HSC 130 Medical Terminology (3) HSC 1531, 4537 HSC 200 Introduction to Allied Health Professions (2) HSC 203 Nutrition (3) HUN 1201, 2201; BSC 1025 HSC 230 Human Anatomy and Physiology I (3) BSC 1085, 2085, 2093 HSC 234 Human Anatomy and Physiology I – Lab (1) BSC 1085L, 2085L, 2932 HSC 231 Human Anatomy and Physiology II (3) BSC 1086, 2086 HSC 235 Human Anatomy and Physiology II – Lab (1) BSC 1086L, 2086L HSC 250 Emergency Medical Response (3) EMS 1059 HSC 360 Principles of Epidemiology in Exercise and Public Health (3) HSC 491 Seminar in Allied Health (3) ESC 270 Prevention and Care of Sports Injuries (3) PET 2622 ESC 330 Human Development and Motor Learning (3) ESC 340 Applied Kinesiology (3) PET 3310 ESC 380 Exercise Testing and Prescription (3) ESC 400 Physical Education & Fitness with Special Populations (3) ESC 460 Physiology of Exercise (3) BIO 198 General Biology I (4) BSC 1010, 2010 CHE 152 General Chemistry I (3) CHM 1045, 2045 CHE 153L General Chemistry I – Lab (1) CHM 1045L, 2045L CHE 154 General Chemistry II (3) CHM 1046, 2046 CHE 155L General Chemistry II Lab (1) CHM 1046L, 2046L PHY 200 General Physics I (4) PHY 1053, 2048, 2053


PSY 200 General Psychology (4) PSY 1012, 2012 PSY 210 Development I : Child Development (4) DEP 1004, 2004, 2102 PSY 211/HSC 350 Statistics and Experimental Methods I/Biostatistics (4/3) STA 2122; PHC 6050 PSY 220 Fundamentals of Biopsychology and Learning (4) PSB 4004 PSY 250 Health Psychology (4) PSY 303 Abnormal Psychology (4) CLP 2140, 4143 PSY 317 Development II: Adulthood and Aging (4) GEY 4612


MAJOR: Allied Health COLLEGE: College of Natural and Health Sciences DEPARTMENT: Health Sciences and Human Performance DEGREE: Bachelor of Science CONCENTRATION: Physical Therapy Sciences CONTACT: Dr. J.C. Andersen, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3127

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. If possible, complete lower division required courses. Equivalency information is included in the section below. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE ALLIED HEALTH MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN ALLIED HEALTH WITH A CONCENTRATION IN PHYSICAL THERAPY SCIENCES (89 credit hours) University of Tampa State Course Equivalent

HSC 100 Health Science (2) HLP 1081, 2100 HSC 130 Medical Terminology (3) HSC 1531, 4537 HSC 200 Introduction to Allied Health Professions (2) HSC 203 Nutrition (3) HUN 1201, 2201; BSC 1025 HSC 230 Human Anatomy and Physiology I (3) BSC 1085, 2085, 2093 HSC 234 Human Anatomy and Physiology I – Lab (1) BSC 1085L, 2085L, 2932 HSC 231 Human Anatomy and Physiology II (3) BSC 1086, 2086 HSC 235 Human Anatomy and Physiology II – Lab (1) BSC 1086L, 2086L HSC 250 Emergency Medical Response (3) EMS 1059 HSC 360 Principles of Epidemiology in Exercise and Public Health (3) HSC 491 Seminar in Allied Health (3) ESC 270 Prevention and Care of Sports Injuries (3) PET 2622 ESC 330 Human Development and Motor Learning (3) ESC 340 Applied Kinesiology (3) PET 3310 ESC 380 Exercise Testing and Prescription (3) ESC 460 Physiology of Exercise (3) BIO 198 General Biology I (4) BSC 1010, 2010 BIO 199 General Biology II (4) BSC 1011, 2011 CHE 152 General Chemistry I (3) CHM 1045, 2045 CHE 153L General Chemistry I – Lab (1) CHM 1045L, 2045L CHE 154 General Chemistry II (3) CHM 1046, 2046 CHE 155L General Chemistry II Lab (1) CHM 1046L, 2046L PHY 200 General Physics I (4) PHY 1053, 2048, 2053


PHY 201 General Physics II (4) PHY 1054, 2049, 2054 PSY 200 General Psychology (4) PSY 1012, 2012 PSY 211/HSC 350 Statistics and Experimental Methods I/Biostatistics (4/3) STA 2122; PHC 6050 PSY 210 Development I : Child Development (4) DEP 1004, 2004, 2102 PSY 220 Fundamentals of Biopsychology and Learning (4) PSB 4004 PSY 250 Health Psychology (4) PSY 317 Development II: Adulthood and Aging (4) GEY 4612


MAJOR: Applied Dance COLLEGE: College of Arts and Letters DEPARTMENT: Speech, Theatre, and Dance DEGREE: Bachelor of Arts CONTACT: Mr. Michael Staczar, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3987

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE APPLIED DANCE MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN APPLIED DANCE (56-58 credit hours) University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalency

DAN 102 Applied Dance Fundamentals I (1) DAN 200 Dance in World Cultures (4) DAN 201 Dance History (4) DAN 2100 DAN 202 Applied Dance Fundamentals II (1) DAN 269 Dance Improvisation (1) DAA 3624 DAN 270 Composition and Choreography (1) DAN 302 Applied Dance Fundamentals III (1) DAN 320 Dance Anatomy, Kinesiology and Injury Prevention (3) DAN 380 Teaching Methods for Dance (4) DAN 450 Senior Capstone Project (1) DAN 480 Teaching Methods for Community and Diverse Populations (4) EDU 206 Human Development and Learning (4) EDU 207 Philosophy of Education and Teacher Learner Relationships (4) MUS 220 Music for Dance (3) THR 245 Technical Theatre (1)

Select one of the following:

DAN 231 Dance Happening Repertory (0-1) DAN 232 Spring Dance Concert Repertory (0-1)

Dance Technique Coursework:

DAN 100* Introduction to Dance (2) *DAN 100 is optional.


Select 6 credits of the following (4 credits must be taken at 200 level or higher): DAN 142 Beginning Modern Dance (2) DAA 1103, 2100 DAN 198 Beginning Modern Dance II (2) DAN 242 Intermediate Modern Dance (2) DAA 1104, 2105 DAN 342 Advanced Contemporary Dance (2)

Select 6 credits of the following (4 credits must be taken at 200 level or higher):

DAN 149 Beginning Ballet I (2) DAN 1200, 1203, 2200 DAN 199 Beginning Ballet II (2) DAA 2205 DAN 249 Intermediate Ballet (2) DAN 349 Advanced Ballet (2)

Select three of the following:

DAN 110 Ballroom Dance I (2) DAN 141 Beginning Jazz Dance I (2) DAA 1500, 2500 DAN 144 Beginning Tap Dance (2) DAN 145 Dance Partnering for the Stage (2) DAN 151 Beginning Hip Hop, Urban and Funk (2) DAN 191 West African Dance (2) DAN 197 Beginning Jazz Dance II (2) DAN 210 Ballroom Dance II (2) DAN 241 Intermediate Jazz Dance (2) DAA 2504 DAN 244 Intermediate Tap Dance (2) DAN 246 Musical Theatre Dance (2) DAN 251 Intermediate Hip Hop, Urban and Funk (2)


MAJOR: Art COLLEGE: College of Arts and Letters DEPARTMENT: Art and Design DEGREE: Bachelor of Arts CONTACT: Chris Valle, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3848

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. Lower division art courses can also be completed when there is an equivalent course (see information in the Requirements for an Art Major below). Each course can apply to either, but not both, the requirements for general distribution or the requirements for the major. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE ART MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN ART (72 credit hours) University of Tampa Course State Equivalent Course

ART 102 Foundations: Drawing (4) ART 1300, 2301 ART 103 Foundations: Materials & Methods (2) ART 104 Foundations: 2-D Design (4) ART 1201, 2201 ART 105 Foundations: 3-D Design (4) ART 210 Foundations: Digital Media (4) GRA 2111; ART 2600

Studio Core: Select four of the following:

ART 2XX Any 200-level Drawing Course (4) ART 2XX Any 200-level 3-D Course (4) ART 2XX Any 200-level Painting Course (4) ART 1500, 2500 ART 2XX Any 200-level Printmaking Course (4) ART 1400, 2400 ART 2XX Any 200-level Photography Course (4)

Art History Core:

ART 277 Modern Art (4) ART 423 Contemporary Art (4) ART XXX Art History Elective (4) ARH 1050, 1051, 2050, 2051

Seminars and Review:

ART 298 Professional Seminar (2) ART 398 Junior Review (0) ART 498 BFA Capstone and Exhibit (4)


Concentration: One of the following. ART Drawing and Printmaking (20) ART Drawing and Painting (20) ART Painting and Printmaking (20) ART Three-Dimensional (20) ART Photography and Graphic Design/Digital Arts (20)


MAJOR: Art COLLEGE: College of Arts and Letters DEPARTMENT: Art and Design DEGREE: Bachelor of Fine Arts CONTACT: Chris Valle, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3848

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. Lower division art courses can also be completed when there is an equivalent course (see information in the Requirements for an Art Major below). Each course can apply to either, but not both, the requirements for general distribution or the requirements for the major. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE ART MAJOR The B.F.A. is a highly selective, invitation only degree program. Students can declare a B.F.A. degree when they enter UT. It is listed as “Pre-B.F.A. in Art” until they are deemed B.F.A. Proficient during portfolio review in ART 398. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN ART (82 credit hours) University of Tampa Course State Equivalent Course


Studio Core: Select four of the following:

ART 2XX Any 200-level Drawing Course (4) ART 2XX Any 200-level 3-D Course (4) ART 2XX Any 200-level Painting Course (4) ART 1500, 2500 ART 2XX Any 200-level Printmaking Course (4) ART 1400, 2400 ART 2XX Any 200-level Photography Course (4)

Art History Core:

ART 277 Modern Art (4) ART 423 Contemporary Art (4) ART XXX Art History Elective (4) ARH 1050, 1051, 2050, 2051


ART 298 Professional Seminar (2) ART 398 Junior Review (0) ART 498 BFA Capstone and Exhibit (4)


Concentration: One of the following. ART Drawing and Printmaking (30) ART Drawing and Painting (30) ART Painting and Printmaking (30) ART Three-Dimensional (30) ART Photography and Graphic Design/Digital Arts (30)


MAJOR: Art COLLEGE: College of Arts and Letters DEPARTMENT: Art and Design DEGREE: Bachelor of Fine Arts CONCENTRATION: Art History CONTACT: Chris Valle, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3848

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. Lower division art courses can also be completed when there is an equivalent course (see information in the Requirements for an Art Major below). Each course can apply to either, but not both, the requirements for general distribution or the requirements for the major. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE ART MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN ART WITH A CONCENTRATION IN ART HISTORY (72 credit hours) University of Tampa Course State Equivalent Course

ART 102 Foundations: Drawing (4) ART 1300, 2301 ART 104 Foundations: 2-D Design (4) ART 1201, 2201 ART 202 Beginning Sculpture (4) ART 2701 ART 205 Intermediate Sculpture (4) ART 2702 ART 209 Figure Drawing (4) ART 1301 ART 268 History Survey I (4) ARH 1050, 2050 ART 269 History Survey II (4) ARH 1051, 2051 ART 304 Advanced Drawing (4) ART 398 Junior Review (0) ART 498 Senior Seminar and Exhibit (2)


ART 200 Handbuilding (4) ART 1750, 2750 ART 221 Ceramic Sculpture (4) ART 222 Wheel Throwing (4) ART 223 Terra Cotta and Raku (4) ART 224 Murals, Tiles, and Mosaics (4)


ART 201 Introduction to Painting (4) ART 1500, 2500 ART 251 Mixed-Media Painting (4) ART 252 Experimental Painting (4)


Select one of the following: ART 231 Relief Printmaking (4) ART 232 Intaglio Printmaking (4) ART 233 Lithography Printmaking (4)

Select four of the following:

ART 270 Primitive (4) ART 271 Pre-Columbian (4) ART 272 Near East (4) ART 273 Greco-Roman (4) ART 274 Medieval (4) ART 275 Renaissance (4) ART 276 Baroque-Rococo (4) ART 277 Modern Art (4) ART 278 Far East (4) ART 279 Neo-Classical to Modern Origins (4)

Select ten (10) additional credit hours of ART electives.


MAJOR: Art Therapy COLLEGE: College of Arts and Letters DEPARTMENT: Art and Design DEGREE: Bachelor of Arts CONTACT: Chris Valle, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3848

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. Lower division art courses can also be completed when there is an equivalent course (see information in the Requirements for an Art Major below). Each course can applied to either, but not both, of the requirements for general distribution or the requirements for the major. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE ART MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN ART THERAPY (74 credit hours) University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent Foundations:

ART 102 Foundations: Drawing (4) ART 1300, 2301 ART 103 Foundations: Materials and Methods (2) ART 104 Foundations: 2-D Design (4) ART 1201, 2201 ART 105 Foundations: 3-D Design (4) ART 210 Foundations: Digital Media (4) DIG 2000

Studio Core:

ART 2XX Any 200-level Drawing Course (4) ART 2XX Any 200-level Painting Course (4) ART 2XX Any 200-level 3-D Course (4)

Art History (one of the following):

ART 268 History Survey I (4) ART 269 History Survey II (4)

Art Therapy Core:

ART 230 Introduction to Art Therapy (3) ART 240 Arts in Health (2) ART 330 Art Therapy with Children and Adolescents (3) ARH 1051, 2051 ART 331 Art Therapy with Adults (3) ART 333 Art Therapy: Applications and Techniques (3) ART 412 Therapeutic Art Internship (3) ART 496 Ethics and Professional Issues in Art Therapy (3)


ART 497 Art Therapy Senior Seminar and Exhibition (2) Seminar and Review:

ART 298 Professional Seminar (2) ARH 1050, 2050 ART 398 Junior Review (0)

Social Science Courses:

SOC 100 Introduction to Sociology (4) SYG 2000 PSY 210 Development I: Child Psychology (4) DEP 1004, 2004, 2102 PSY 230 Theories of Personality (4) PPE 4004 PSY 303 Abnormal Psychology (4) CLP 2140, 4143


MAJOR: Athletic Training COLLEGE: College of Natural and Health Sciences DEPARTMENT: Health Sciences and Human Performance DEGREE: Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training CONTACT: Dr. J.C. Andersen, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3127

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. If possible, complete lower division required courses. Equivalency information is included in the section below. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE ATHLETIC TRAINING MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN ATHLETIC TRAINING (68-73 credit hours) University of Tampa State Course Equivalent

HSC 100 Personal and Family Health (3) HLP 1081, 2100 HSC 203 Nutrition (3) HUN 1201, 2201; BSC 1025 HSC 130 Medical Terminology (3) HSC 1531, 4537 HSC 230 Human Anatomy and Physiology I (3) BSC 1085, 2085, 2093 HSC 231 Human Anatomy and Physiology II (3) BSC 1086, 2086 HSC 234 Human Anatomy and Physiology I – Lab (1) BSC 1085L, 2085L, 2932 HSC 235 Human Anatomy and Physiology II – Lab (1) BSC 1086L, 2086L HSC 250 Emergency Medical Response (3) EMS 1059 HSC 371 Fundamentals of Pharmacology (3) ESC 270 The Prevention and Care of Sports Injuries (3) PET 2622 ESC 330 Human Development and Motor Learning (3) ESC 340 Applied Kinesiology (3) PET 3310 ESC 380 Exercise Testing and Prescription (3) ESC 460 Physiology of Exercise (3) ATT 175 Athletic Training Practicum I (1-2) ATT 274 Assessment of Musculoskeletal Injuries I (3) ATT 275 Athletic Training Practicum II (1-2) ATT 276 Athletic Training Practicum III (1-2) ATT 370 Medical and Surgical Issues in Athletic Training (3) ATT 373 Therapeutic Interventions I (4) ATT 374 Therapeutic Interventions II (4) ATT 375 Athletic Training Practicum IV (1-2) ATT 376 Athletic Training Practicum V (1-2) ATT 377 Assessment of Musculoskeletal Injuries II (3) ATT 475 Supervised Clinical Education in Athletic Training I (2)


ATT 476 Supervised Clinical Education in Athletic Training II (2) ATT 495 Professional Topics in Athletic Training (3)


HSC 200 Introduction to Allied Health Professions (2) ESC 110 Introduction to Exercise Science and Sport Studies (2) HLP 2000


MAJOR: Biochemistry COLLEGE: College of Natural and Health Sciences DEPARTMENT: Chemistry, Biochemistry and Physics DEGREE: Bachelor of Arts CONTACT: Dr. Thomas Jackman, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3921

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. Also, complete as many of the lower-level chemistry, biology, physics and math required courses as possible. See chart below for equivalency information. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE BIOCHEMISTRY MAJOR: None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN BIOCHEMISTRY (B.A.) (55 credit hours) University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent

BIO 198 General Biology I (4) BSC 1010, 2010 CHE 152 General Chemistry I (3) CHM 1045, 2045 CHE 153L General Chemistry I Lab (1) CHM 1045L, 2045L CHE 154 General Chemistry II (3) CHM 1046, 2046 CHE 155L General Chemistry II Lab (1) CHM 1046L, 2046L CHE 232 Organic Chemistry I (3) CHM 2210 CHE 233L Organic Chemistry I Lab (1) CHM 2210L CHE 234 Organic Chemistry II (3) CHM 2211 CHE 235L Organic Chemistry II Lab (1) CHM 2211L CHE 305 Applied Physical Chemistry (3) CHE 310 Analytical Chemistry (4) CHM 3120 CHE 320 Biochemistry (3) BCH 3023 CHE 320L Biochemistry Lab (1) CHE 420 Advanced Biochemistry (4) CHE 470 Tissue Culture (4) PHY 200 General Physics I (4) PHY 1053, 2048, 2053 PHY 201 General Physics II (4) PHY 1054, 2049, 2054 MAT 260 Calculus I (4) MAC 2311 MAT 261 Calculus II (4) MAC 2312



MAJOR: Biochemistry COLLEGE: College of Natural and Health Sciences DEPARTMENT: Chemistry, Biochemistry and Physics DEGREE: Bachelor of Science CONTACT: Dr. Thomas Jackman, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3921

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. Also, complete as many of the lower-level chemistry, biology, physics and math required courses as possible. See chart below for equivalency information. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE BIOCHEMISTRY MAJOR: None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN BIOCHEMISTRY (B.S.) (74 credit hours) University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent

BIO 198 General Biology I (4) BSC 1010, 2010 BIO 199 General Biology II (4) BSC 1011, 2011 BIO 201 Molecular Genetics (4) CHE 152 General Chemistry I (3) CHM 1045, 2045 CHE 153L General Chemistry I Lab (1) CHM 1045L, 2045L CHE 154 General Chemistry II (3) CHM 1046, 2046 CHE 155L General Chemistry II Lab (1) CHM 1046L, 2046L CHE 232 Organic Chemistry I (3) CHM 2210 CHE 233L Organic Chemistry I Lab (1) CHM 2210L CHE 234 Organic Chemistry II (3) CHM 2211 CHE 235L Organic Chemistry II Lab (1) CHM 2211L CHE 305 Applied Physical Chemistry (3) CHE 310 Analytical Chemistry (4) CHM 3120 CHE 320 Biochemistry (3) BCH 3023 CHE 320L Biochemistry I Laboratory (1) CHE 325 Biochemistry of Metabolism (3) CHE 420 Advanced Biochemistry (4) CHE 451 Introduction to Research (4) CHE 470 Tissue Culture (4) CHE 490 Molecular Basis of Cancer (4) PHY 200 General Physics I (4) PHY 1053, 2053 PHY 201 General Physics II (4) PHY 1054, 2054 MAT 260 Calculus I (4) MAC 2311


One of the following (lecture and laboratory): BIO 307/307L Microbiology (4) BIO 310/310L Developmental Biology (4) BIO 315/315L Virology (4) BIO 330/330L General Physiology (4) BIO 350/350L Cell Biology (4) BIO 360/360L Immunology (4) BIO 370/370L Molecular Biology (4) BIO 390/390L Essentials of Electron Microscopy (4) BIO 408/408L Bioinformatics and Genomics (4)


MAJOR: Biology COLLEGE: College of Natural and Health and Sciences DEPARTMENT: Biology DEGREE: Bachelor of Arts CONCENTRATION: General Biology CONTACT: Dr. Ann Williams, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3994

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. Also, complete as many of the lower-level chemistry, biology, physics and math required courses as possible. See chart below for equivalency information. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE BIOLOGY MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN BIOLOGY (B.A.) WITH A GENERAL BIOLOGY CONCENTRATION (65 credit hours) University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent

BIO 198 General Biology I (4) BSC 1010, 2010 BIO 199 General Biology II (4) BSC 1011, 2011 CHE 152 General Chemistry I (3) CHM 1045, 2045 CHE 153L General Chemistry I Lab (1) CHM 1045L, 2045L CHE 154 General Chemistry II (3) CHM 1046, 2046 CHE 155L General Chemistry II Lab (1) CHM 1046L, 2046L MAT 170* Precalculus (4) MAC 1140 MAT 260 Calculus I (4) MAC 2311 BIO 200/201 General Genetics (4) OR Molecular Genetics (4) PCB 3063 BIO 410/420 Senior Seminar/Recent Discoveries in BIO (1) BIO 411 Biology Outcomes Capstone (0)

Physical Science Requirement (select one of the following):

CHE 232/233L Organic Chemistry I (3)/Organic Chemistry I Lab (1) CHM 2210/CHM 2210L PHY 200 General Physics I (4) PHY 1053, 2048, 2053 PHY 205 General Physics with Calculus I (4) PHY 2048

* May be waived if student is placed directly into MAT 260 – Calculus I. **BIO 440, BIO 445, BIO 450 or BIO 495 may be substituted if an oral presentation is made with approval of department chair.


Must complete a minimum of eight additional biology courses (excluding BIO 410, 440, 445, 450, 480, 490 and 495) to be determined in consultation with advisors. In addition to the core requirements for a degree in biology, students must select a minimum of two courses each from Category I, II and III (see below). Category I – Cellular Biology/Physiology Courses (select a minimum of two courses):

BIO 227 Ecological Physiology (4) BIO 307 Microbiology (4) MCB 2010, 3020 BIO 310 Developmental Biology (4) BIO 315 Virology (4) BIO 330 General Physiology (4) PCB 3712 BIO 350 Cell Biology (4) PCB 3023 BIO 355 Conservation, Evolutionary, and Ecological Genetics (4) BIO 360 Immunology (4) BIO 370 Molecular Biology (4) BIO 390 Essentials of Electron Microscopy (4) BIO 408 Bioinformatics and Genomics (4) CHE 320/320L Biochemistry (4) BCH 3023

Category II – Organismal Biology Courses (select a minimum of two courses):

BIO 224 Invertebrate Zoology (4) BIO 225 Vertebrate Zoology (4) BIO 228 Biology of Plants (4) BIO 250 Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy (4) BIO 302 Clinical Anatomy (4) BIO 317 Parasitology (4) BIO 340 Ichthyology (4) BIO 405 Human Evolution (4) MAR 226 Marine Zoology (4) MAR 327 Marine Botany (4) MAR 344 Coral Reefs (4)

Category III – Ecology / Evolution / Environmental Biology Courses (select a minimum of two courses):

BIO 205 Tropical Biology and Conservation (4) BIO 212* Ecology (4) PCB 3043, 4043 BIO 230 Experimental Design and Biostatistics (4) ENS 235 Geographic Information Systems (4) ENS 242 Environmental Science and Policy (4) EVR 2861 BIO 346 Conservation Biology (4) ENS 349 Water, Wetlands and Wildlife (4) BIO 380 Behavioral Biology (4) BIO 400 Evolution (4) MAR 201 Origins & Evolution of the Marine Envir. (lab included) (4) MAR 222* Marine Ecology (4) MAR 310 Biological Oceanography (4)

*Students may not count credits for both BIO 212 and MAR 222 or both BIO 200 and BIO 201 toward the degree requirements in any major or minor in biology, marine science-biology or environmental science. However, credits for both may count toward the 124-credit hour graduation requirement. Any BIO courses above 204 or MAR courses above 200 may be used to fulfill the remaining requirements.


MAJOR: Biology COLLEGE: College of Natural and Health Sciences DEPARTMENT: Biology DEGREE: Bachelor of Arts CONCENTRATION: Business CONTACT: Dr. Ann Williams, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3994

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. Also, complete as many of the lower-level chemistry, biology, physics and math required courses as possible. See chart below for equivalency information. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE BIOLOGY MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN BIOLOGY (B.A.) WITH A CONCENTRATION IN BUSINESS (97 credit hours) University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent

BIO 198 General Biology I (4) BSC 1010, 2010 BIO 199 General Biology II (4) BSC 1011, 2011 CHE 152 General Chemistry I (3) CHM 1045, 2045 CHE 153L General Chemistry I Lab (1) CHM 1045L, 2045L CHE 154 General Chemistry II (3) CHM 1046, 2046 CHE 155L General Chemistry II Lab (1) CHM 1046L, 2046L MAT 170* Precalculus (4) MAC 1140 MAT 260 Calculus I (4) MAC 2311 BIO 200/201 General Genetics (4) OR Molecular Genetics (4) PCB 3063 BIO 410** Senior Seminar (1) BIO 411 Biology Outcomes Capstone (0)





Students must select a minimum of eight courses to complete one of the concentrations (General Biology, Organismal/Evolutionary Biology, Molecular Biology) as well as the business courses listed below. Any BIO courses above 204 or MAR courses above 200 (excluding BIO 410, 440, 445, 450, 480, 490 and 495) may be used to fulfill the remaining requirements. Concentrations (must complete one):

• General Biology – Students must select a minimum of two courses from each Category I, II and III (see below).

• Organismal and Evolutionary Biology – Students must select a minimum of two courses from each Category II and III as well as one course from Category I (see below).

• Molecular Biology – Students must select a minimum of four courses from Category I and one course from each Category II and III (see below). Students should also enroll in BIO 201 as part of their degree.

Category I – Cellular Biology/Physiology Courses (see above for requirements):


Category II – Organismal Biology Courses (see above for requirements):


Category III – Ecology / Evolution / Environmental Biology Courses (see above for requirements):

BIO 205 Tropical Biology and Conservation (4) BIO 212* Ecology (4) PCB 3043, 4043 BIO 230 Experimental Design and Biostatistics (4) ENS 235 Geographic Information Systems (4) ENS 242 Environmental Science and Policy (4) EVR 2861 BIO 346 Conservation Biology (4) ENS 349 Water, Wetlands and Wildlife (4) BIO 380 Behavioral Biology (4) BIO 400 Evolution (4) MAR 201 Origins & Evolution of the Marine Envir. (lab included) (4)

MAR 222* Marine Ecology (4) MAR 310 Biological Oceanography (4)

*Students may not count credits for both BIO 212 and MAR 222 or both BIO 200 and BIO 201 toward the degree requirements in any major or minor in biology, marine science-biology or environmental science. However, credits for both may count toward the 124-credit hour graduation requirement. Required Business Courses:

BUS 101 Introduction to Global Business (4) GEB 1011 ACC 202 Financial Accounting Information (4) ACG 2021 ACC 203 Managerial Accounting (4) ACG 2071 ECO 204 Principle of Microeconomics (4) ECO 2023 ECO 205 Principle of Macroeconomics (4) ECO 2013 QMB 210 Managerial Statistics I (4) QMB 2100, 3200 ITM 220 Information Systems (4) ISM 3011


FIN 310 Financial Management (4) FIN 3403 MGT 330 Principles of Management (4) MAN 3025 MKT 300 Principles of Marketing (4) MAR 3023


MAJOR: Biology COLLEGE: College of Natural and Health Sciences DEPARTMENT: Biology DEGREE: Bachelor of Arts CONCENTRATION: Molecular Biology CONTACT: Dr. Ann Williams, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3994

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. Also, complete as many of the lower-level chemistry, biology, physics and math required courses as possible. See chart below for equivalency information. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE BIOLOGY MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN BIOLOGY (B.A.) WITH A MOLECULAR BIOLOGY CONCENTRATION (65 credit hours) University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent

BIO 198 General Biology I (4) BSC 1010, 2010 BIO 199 General Biology II (4) BSC 1011, 2011 CHE 152 General Chemistry I (3) CHM 1045, 2045 CHE 153L General Chemistry I Lab (1) CHM 1045L, 2045L CHE 154 General Chemistry II (3) CHM 1046, 2046 CHE 155L General Chemistry II Lab (1) CHM 1046L, 2046L MAT 170* Precalculus (4) MAC 1140 MAT 260 Calculus I (4) MAC 2311 BIO 201 Molecular Genetics (4) BIO 410** Senior Seminar (1) BIO 411 Biology Outcomes Capstone (0)





Must complete a minimum of eight additional biology courses (excluding BIO 410, 440, 445, 450, 480, 490 and 495) to be determined in consultation with advisors. In addition to the core requirements for a degree in biology, students are required to complete four courses from Category I and one course each from Category II and III (see below). Students who pursue the B.A. should enroll in BIO 201 and CHE 232/233L as part of their degree plans. Category I – Cellular Biology/Physiology Courses (select a minimum of four courses):


Category II – Organismal Biology Courses (select a minimum of one course):


Category III – Ecology / Evolution / Environmental Biology Courses (select a minimum of one course):




MAJOR: Biology COLLEGE: College of Natural and Health Sciences DEPARTMENT: Biology DEGREE: Bachelor of Arts CONCENTRATION: Organismal and Evolutionary Biology CONTACT: Dr. Ann Williams, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3994

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. Also, complete as many of the lower-level chemistry, biology, physics and math required courses as possible. See chart below for equivalency information. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE BIOLOGY MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN BIOLOGY (B.A.) WITH AN ORGANISMAL AND EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY CONCENTRATION (65 credit hours) University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent

BIO 198 General Biology I (4) BSC 1010, 2010 BIO 199 General Biology II (4) BSC 1011, 2011 CHE 152 General Chemistry I (3) CHM 1045, 2045 CHE 153L General Chemistry I Lab (1) CHM 1045L, 2045L CHE 154 General Chemistry II (3) CHM 1046, 2046 CHE 155L General Chemistry II Lab (1) CHM 1046L, 2046L MAT 170* Precalculus (4) MAC 1140 MAT 260 Calculus I (4) MAC 2311 BIO 200/201 General Genetics (4) OR Molecular Genetics (4) PCB 3063 BIO 410** Senior Seminar (1) BIO 411 Biology Outcomes Capstone (0)





Must complete a minimum of eight additional biology courses (excluding BIO 410, 440, 445, 450, 480, 490 and 495) to be determined in consultation with advisors. In addition to the core requirements for a degree in biology, students must select a minimum of two courses from each Category II and III as well as one course from Category I (see below). Category I – Cellular Biology/Physiology Courses (select a minimum of one course):








MAJOR: Biology COLLEGE: College of Natural and Health Sciences DEPARTMENT: Biology DEGREE: Bachelor of Science CONCENTRATION: General Biology CONTACT: Dr. Ann Williams, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3994

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. Also, complete as many of the lower-level chemistry, biology, physics and math required courses as possible. See chart below for equivalency information. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE BIOLOGY MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN BIOLOGY (B.S.) WITH A GENERAL BIOLOGY CONCENTRATION (69 credit hours) University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent

BIO 198 General Biology I (4) BSC 1010, 2010 BIO 199 General Biology II (4) BSC 1011, 2011 CHE 152 General Chemistry I (3) CHM 1045, 2045 CHE 153L General Chemistry I Lab (1) CHM 1045L, 2045L CHE 154 General Chemistry II (3) CHM 1046, 2046 CHE 155L General Chemistry II Lab (1) CHM 1046L, 2046L MAT 170* Precalculus (4) MAC 1140 MAT 260 Calculus I (4) MAC 2311 BIO 200/201 General Genetics (4) OR Molecular Genetics (4) PCB 3063 BIO 410** Senior Seminar (1) BIO 411 Biology Outcomes Capstone (0) CHE 232 Organic Chemistry I (3) CHM 2210 CHE 233L Organic Chemistry I Lab (1) CHM 2210L CHE 234 Organic Chemistry II (3) CHM 2211 CHE 235L Organic Chemistry II Lab (1) CHM 2211L PHY 200/205 General Physics I (4) PHY 1053, 2048, 2053 PHY 201/206 General Physics II (4) PHY 1054, 2049, 2054



Must complete a minimum of six additional biology courses (excluding BIO 410, 440, 445, 450, 480, 490 and 495) to be determined in consultation with advisors. In addition to the core requirements for a degree in biology, students must select a minimum of one course from each Category I, II and III (see below). Category I – Cellular Biology/Physiology Courses (select a minimum of one course):





BIO 205 Tropical Biology and Conservation (4) BIO 212* Ecology (4) PCB 3043, 4043 BIO 230 Experimental Design and Biostatistics (4) ENS 235 Geographic Information Systems (4) ENS 242 Environmental Science and Policy (4) EVR 2861 BIO 346 Conservation Biology (4) ENS 349 Water, Wetlands and Wildlife (4) BIO 380 Behavioral Biology (4) BIO 400 Evolution (4) MAR 201 Origins and Evolution of the Marine Envir. (lab included) (4) MAR 222* Marine Ecology (4) MAR 310 Biological Oceanography (4)



MAJOR: Biology COLLEGE: College of Natural and Health Sciences DEPARTMENT: Biology DEGREE: Bachelor of Science CONCENTRATION: Business CONTACT: Dr. Ann Williams, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3994

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. Also, complete as many of the lower-level chemistry, biology, physics and math required courses as possible. See chart below for equivalency information. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE BIOLOGY MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN BIOLOGY (B.S.) WITH A CONCENTRATION IN BUSINESS (101 credit hours) University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent




Students must select a minimum of six courses to complete one of the concentrations (General Biology, Organismal/Evolutionary Biology, Molecular Biology, Pre-Professional) as well as the business courses listed below. Any BIO courses above 204 or MAR courses above 200 (excluding BIO 410, 440, 445, 450, 480, 490 and 495) may be used to fulfill the remaining requirements. Concentrations (must complete one):

• General Biology – Students must select a minimum of one course from each Category I, II and III (see below). • Organismal and Evolutionary Biology – Students must select a minimum of two courses from each Category

II and III as well as one course from Category I (see below). • Molecular Biology – Students must select a minimum of four courses from Category I and one course from

each Category II and III (see below). • Pre-Professional – Students must select four courses from the Pre-Professional concentration list (see below)

and at least one course from each Category II and III (see below). Category I – Cellular Biology/Physiology Courses (see above for requirements):


Category II – Organismal Biology Courses (see above for requirements):


Category III – Ecology / Evolution / Environmental Biology Courses (see above for requirements):

BIO 205 Tropical Biology and Conservation (4) BIO 212* Ecology (4) PCB 3043, 4043 BIO 230 Experimental Design and Biostatistics (4) ENS 235 Geographic Information Systems (4) ENS 242 Environmental Science and Policy (4) EVR 2861 BIO 346 Conservation Biology (4) ENS 349 Water, Wetlands and Wildlife (4) BIO 380 Behavioral Biology (4) BIO 400 Evolution (4)

MAR 201 Origins and Evolution of the Marine Envir. (lab included) (4) MAR 222* Marine Ecology (4) MAR 310 Biological Oceanography (4)

*Students may not count credits for both BIO 212 and MAR 222 or both BIO 200 and BIO 201 toward the degree requirements in any major or minor in biology, marine science-biology or environmental science. However, credits for both may count toward the 124-credit hour graduation requirement. Pre-Professional Concentration (see above for requirements):

BIO 227 Ecological Physiology (4) BIO 230 Introduction to Experimental Design and Biostatistics (4) BIO 250 Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy (4) BIO 302 Clinical Anatomy (4) BIO 307 Microbiology (4) MCB 2010, 3020 BIO 310 Developmental Biology (4) BIO 315 Virology (4) BIO 317 Parasitology (4) BIO 330 General Physiology (4) PCB 3712 BIO 350 Cell Biology (4) PCB 3023 BIO 360 Immunology (4) PCB 4235 w/lab BIO 370 Molecular Biology (4) BIO 380 Behavioral Biology (4) BIO 390 Essentials of Electron Microscopy (4) BIO 400 Evolution (4) BIO 405 Human Evolution (4) BIO 408 Bioinformatics and Genomics (4) CHE 320/320L Biochemistry (4)

Required Business Courses:

BUS 101 Introduction to Global Business (4) GEB 1011 ACC 202 Financial Accounting Information (4) ACG 2021 ACC 203 Managerial Accounting (4) ACG 2071 ECO 204 Principle of Microeconomics (4) ECO 2023 ECO 205 Principle of Macroeconomics (4) ECO 2013 QMB 210 Managerial Statistics I (4) QMB 2100, 3200 ITM 220 Information Systems (4) ISM 3011


FIN 310 Financial Management (4) FIN 3403 MGT 330 Principles of Management (4) MAN 3025 MKT 300 Principles of Marketing (4) MAR 3023


MAJOR: Biology COLLEGE: College of Natural and Health Sciences DEPARTMENT: Biology DEGREE: Bachelor of Science CONCENTRATION: Molecular Biology CONTACT: Dr. Ann Williams, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3994

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. Also, complete as many of the lower-level chemistry, biology, physics and math required courses as possible. See chart below for equivalency information. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE BIOLOGY MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN BIOLOGY (B.S.) WITH A CONCENTRATION IN MOLECULAR BIOLOGY (69 credit hours) University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent




Must complete a minimum of six additional biology courses (excluding BIO 410, 440, 445, 450, 480, 490 and 495) to be determined in consultation with advisors. In addition to the core requirements for a degree in biology, students must select a minimum of four courses from Category I and one course each from Category II and III (see below). | Category I – Cellular Biology/Physiology Courses (select a minimum of four courses):








MAJOR: Biology COLLEGE: College of Natural and Health Sciences DEPARTMENT: Biology DEGREE: Bachelor of Science CONCENTRATION: Organismal and Evolutionary Biology CONTACT: Dr. Ann Williams, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3994

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. Also, complete as many of the lower-level chemistry, biology, physics and math required courses as possible. See chart below for equivalency information. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE BIOLOGY MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN BIOLOGY (B.S.) WITH AN ORGANISMAL AND EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY CONCENTRATION (69 credit hours) University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent




Must complete a minimum of six additional biology courses (excluding BIO 410, 440, 445, 450, 480, 490 and 495) to be determined in consultation with advisors. In addition to the core requirements for a degree in biology, students must select a minimum of two courses from each Category II and III as well as one course from Category I (see below). Category I – Cellular Biology/Physiology Courses (select a minimum of one course):








MAJOR: Biology COLLEGE: College of Natural and Health Sciences DEPARTMENT: Biology DEGREE: Bachelor of Science CONCENTRATION: Pre-Professional CONTACT: Dr. Ann Williams, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3994

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. Also, complete as many of the lower-level chemistry, biology, physics and math required courses as possible. See chart below for equivalency information. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE BIOLOGY MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN BIOLOGY (B.S.) WITH A PRE-PROFESSIONAL CONCENTRATION (69 credit hours) University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent




Must complete a minimum of six additional biology courses (excluding BIO 410, 440, 445, 450, 480, 490 and 495) to be determined in consultation with advisors. Four of the six courses must be selected from the Pre-Professional Concentration Electives list below. The remaining two BIO courses above 204 or MAR courses above 200 may be used to fulfill the remaining electives. Of the six courses, at least one course must be selected from each Category II and III. Category I – Cellular Biology/Physiology Courses (no courses required):






*Students may not count credits for both BIO 212 and MAR 222 or both BIO 200 and BIO 201 toward the degree requirements in any major or minor in biology, marine science-biology or environmental science. However, credits for both may count toward the 124-credit hour graduation requirement. Pre-Professional Concentration (select four courses from the following):

BIO 227 Ecological Physiology (4) BIO 230 Introduction to Experimental Design and Biostatistics (4) BIO 250 Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy (4) BIO 302 Clinical Anatomy (4) BIO 307 Microbiology (4) MCB 2010, 3020 BIO 310 Developmental Biology (4) BIO 315 Virology (4) BIO 317 Parasitology (4) BIO 330 General Physiology (4) PCB 3712 BIO 350 Cell Biology (4) PCB 3023 BIO 360 Immunology (4) BIO 370 Molecular Biology (4) BIO 380 Behavioral Biology (4) BIO 390 Essentials of Electron Microscopy (4) BIO 400 Evolution (4) BIO 405 Human Evolution (4) BIO 408 Bioinformatics and Genomics (4) CHE 320/320L Biochemistry (4) BCH 3023


MAJOR: Business Information Technology COLLEGE: College of Business DEPARTMENT: Information and Technology Management DEGREE: Bachelor of Science CONTACT: Dr. Farouq Alhourani, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3505

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements and as many of the 100 or 200-level College of Business core courses as possible. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida public community college are admitted with junior standing. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE BUSINESS INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN BUSINESS INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (80 credit hours) College of Business Core Requirements (56 credit hours): University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent

BUS 101 Introduction to Global Business (4) GEB 1011 BUS 221 Business Law and Social Responsibility (4) BUL 2241, 3320 ACC 202 Financial Accounting Information (4) ACG 2021 ACC 203 Managerial Accounting (4) ACG 2071 ECO 204 Principles of Microeconomics (4) ECO 2023 ECO 205 Principles of Macroeconomics (4) ECO 2013 QMB 210 Managerial Statistics I (4) QMB 2100, 3200 ITM 220 Information Systems (4) ISM 3011 MKT 300 Principles of Marketing (4) MAR 3023 FIN 310 Financial Management (4) FIN 3403 MGT 330 Principles of Management (4) MAN 3025 MGT 431 Practical Strategic Assessment (4) *SPE 208 Speech for Business and the Professions (4) GEB 1214; SPC 1016, 1065 MAT 225 Calculus for Business (4) MAC 2233

*Can be used to fulfill Baccalaureate Experience requirements in Humanities/Fine Arts. Business Information Technology Major Requirements (24 credit hours):

BIT 275 Information Technology Business Concepts (4) BIT 345 Web and Mobile Technology Applications for Businesses (4) BIT 365 Business Database Technology (4) BIT 475 Technology Solutions for Businesses (4)


Select two of the following: ITM 251 Application Development (4) ISM 3232 ITM 319 Business Process Integration Using Enterprise Systems (4) ITM 350 Information Security Principles (4) ITM 361 Operations Management (4) MAN 3504 FIN 319 Applied Finance and Accounting using Enterprise Resource Systems (4) ITM 466 Business Intelligence and Analytics (4)


MAJOR: Chemistry COLLEGE: College of Natural and Health Sciences DEPARTMENT: Chemistry, Biochemistry and Physics DEGREE: Bachelor of Arts CONTACT: Dr. Thomas Jackman, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3921

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. Also, complete as many of the lower-level chemistry, biology, physics and math requirements as possible. See chart below for equivalency information. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE CHEMISTRY MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN CHEMISTRY (B.A.) (50 credit hours) University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent

BIO 198 General Biology I (4) BSC 1010, 2010 CHE 152 General Chemistry I (3) CHM 1045, 2045 CHE 153L General Chemistry I Lab (1) CHM 1045L, 2045L CHE 154 General Chemistry II (3) CHM 1046, 2046 CHE 155L General Chemistry II Lab (1) CHM 1046L, 2046L CHE 232 Organic Chemistry I (3) CHM 2210 CHE 233L Organic Chemistry I Lab (1) CHM 2210L CHE 234 Organic Chemistry II (3) CHM 2211 CHE 235L Organic Chemistry II Lab (1) CHM 2211L CHE 245 Inorganic Chemistry (4) CHM 3610 CHE 305 Applied Physical Chemistry (3) CHE 310 Analytical Chemistry (4) CHM 3120 CHE 320 Biochemistry (3) BCH 3023 PHY 200 General Physics I (4) PHY 1053, 2048, 2053 PHY 201 General Physics II (4) PHY 1054, 2049, 2054 MAT 260 Calculus I (4) MAC 2311 MAT 261 Calculus II (4) MAC 2312



MAJOR: Chemistry COLLEGE: College of Natural and Health Sciences DEPARTMENT: Chemistry, Biochemistry and Physics DEGREE: Bachelor of Science CONTACT: Dr. Thomas Jackman, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3921

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. Also, complete as many of the lower-level chemistry, biology, physics and math requirements as possible. See chart below for equivalency information. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE CHEMISTRY MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN CHEMISTRY (B.S.) (67 credit hours) University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent

BIO 198 General Biology I (4) BSC 1010, 2010 CHE 152 General Chemistry I (3) CHM 1045, 2045 CHE 153L General Chemistry I Lab (1) CHM 1045L, 2045L CHE 154 General Chemistry II (3) CHM 1046, 2046 CHE 155L General Chemistry II Lab (1) CHM 1046L, 2046L CHE 232 Organic Chemistry I (3) CHM 2210 CHE 233L Organic Chemistry I Lab (1) CHM 2210L CHE 234 Organic Chemistry II (3) CHM 2211 CHE 235L Organic Chemistry II Lab (1) CHM 2211L CHE 245 Inorganic Chemistry (4) CHM 3610 CHE 310 Analytical Chemistry (4) CHM 3120 CHE 320 Biochemistry (3) BCH 3023 CHE 352 Physical Chemistry I (3) CHE 353L Physical Chemistry I-Lab (1) CHE 354 Physical Chemistry II (3) CHE 355L Physical Chemistry II-Lab (1) CHE 425 Advanced Inorganic Chemistry (3) CHE 430 Advanced Instrumental Chemistry (4) PHY 205 General Physics I (Calculus-based) (4) PHY 2048 PHY 206 General Physics II (Calculus-based) (4) PHY 2049 MAT 260 Calculus I (4) MAC 2311 MAT 261 Calculus II (4) MAC 2312


Select one of the following (2 credits)*: CHE 410 Senior Seminar (2) CHE 451 Introduction to Research (1-4) CHE 453 Chemistry Internship (1-4)

Select one of the following (3-4 credits):

CHE 426 Advanced Organic Chemistry (3) CHE 445 Advanced Spectroscopy (3) CHE 499 Special Topics in Chemistry (1-4)

*The B.S. ACS Certified in chemistry has the same requirements as the B.S. major in chemistry above, except students must complete four credit hours in CHE 451 rather than two credit hours in CHE 410, 451 or 453:

CHE 451 Introduction to Research (4)


MAJOR: Chemistry COLLEGE: College of Natural and Health Sciences DEPARTMENT: Chemistry, Biochemistry and Physics DEGREE: Bachelor of Science CONCENTRATION: Biochemistry CONTACT: Dr. Thomas Jackman, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3921

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. Also, complete as many of the lower-level chemistry, biology, physics and math requirements as possible. See chart below for equivalency information. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE CHEMISTRY MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN CHEMISTRY (B.S.) WITH A BIOCHEMISTRY CONCENTRATION (75 credit hours) University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent

BIO 198 General Biology I (4) BSC 1010, 2010 CHE 152 General Chemistry I (3) CHM 1045, 2045 CHE 153L General Chemistry I Lab (1) CHM 1045L, 2045L CHE 154 General Chemistry II (3) CHM 1046, 2046 CHE 155L General Chemistry II Lab (1) CHM 1046L, 2046L CHE 232 Organic Chemistry I (3) CHM 2210 CHE 233L Organic Chemistry I Lab (1) CHM 2210L CHE 234 Organic Chemistry II (3) CHM 2211 CHE 235L Organic Chemistry II Lab (1) CHM 2211L CHE 245 Inorganic Chemistry (4) CHM 3610 CHE 310 Analytical Chemistry (4) CHM 3120 CHE 320 Biochemistry (3) BCH 3023 CHE 320L Biochemistry Lab (1) CHE 325 Biochemistry of Metabolism (3) CHE 352 Physical Chemistry I (3) CHE 353L Physical Chemistry I-Lab (1) CHE 354 Physical Chemistry II (3) CHE 355L Physical Chemistry II-Lab (1) CHE 420 Advanced Biochemistry (4) CHE 430 Advanced Instrumental Chemistry (4) CHE 451 Introduction to Research (4) CHE 470 Tissue Culture (4) PHY 205 General Physics I (Calculus-based) (4) PHY 2048


PHY 206 General Physics II (Calculus-based) (4) PHY 2049 MAT 260 Calculus I (4) MAC 2311 MAT 261 Calculus II (4) MAC 2312


MAJOR: Communication COLLEGE: College of Arts and Letters DEPARTMENT: Communication DEGREE: Bachelor of Arts CONCENTRATION: Communication Studies CONTACT: Dr. Stephanie Tripp, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3387

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements and MMC 2000. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE COMMUNICATION MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN COMMUNICATION WITH A CONCENTRATION IN COMMUNICATION STUDIES (57 credit hours) Core Requirements (12 credit hours): University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent

COM 224 Mass Media and Society (4) MMC 2000 COM 232 Visual Literacy (4) COM 242 Digital Citizenship (4)

Core Electives (20 credit hours): Media, Culture, and Society Core Electives (8 credit hours):

ART 211 Art & Technology (4) ART 277 Modern Art (4) COM 222 Media Aesthetics and Creativity (4) COM 260 American Cinema (4) AMS 3930 COM 261 World Cinema (4) ENG 2103 COM 283 Principles of Advertising (4) COM 284 Principles of Public Relations (4) COM 300 The Documentary Tradition (4) COM 301 Introduction to Organizational Communication (4) COM 323 Frontiers of Communication (4) RTV 3001 COM 327 Communication and Law (4) MMC 4200 COM 332 Television Criticism (4) COM 334 Information and the New World Order (4) COM 335 Survey of Independent Video and Film (4) COM 360 Film Directors (4) COM 361 Film Genres (4)


COM 365 Critical Analysis of Media Events (4) COM 370 Women, Film and Popular Culture (4) COM 380 Culture, Society and Computing Technology (4) COM 401 Intercultural Communication (4) COM 425 Information Technology and Human Values (4) COM 426 Public Opinion, the Media, and Power (4) COM 431 Traditions of Digital Media (4) COM 435 Women Directors: Theory and Criticism (4) COM 436 Critical Studies in Public Communication (4) COM 443 Communication and Cultural Studies (4) COM 445 The Image and the Reality (4) COM 450 Experimental Cinema: History and Theory (4) COM 455 Film Theory and Criticism (4) COM 465 Senior Seminar in Cinema Studies (4) COM 466 International Advertising (4) COM 470 Communication Research Methods (4) MMC 4420 COMH220 Revolutions in and on TV (Honors)(4) COMH390 Ethnicity in Film and Literature (Honors)(4) LIT 249 Transformation: Fiction to Screen (4) LIT 444 Wordimagebookscreen (4) PSC 326 Political Campaigns and Electoral Politics (4) JOU 101 Introduction to Journalism (4) PHL 308 Film Aesthetics (4)

Writing Core Electives (8 credit hours):

COM 225 Media Writing (4) MMC 2100, 3602 COM 226 Intro to Scriptwriting for Motion Pictures and Television (4) COM 325 Writing for Broadcast News (4) RTV 3301 COM 337 Corporate Uses of Media (4) COM 340 Screenwriting I (4) COM 346 Writing for Interactive Media (4) COM 348 Writing the Situation Comedy (4) COM 383 Writing for Advertising (4) COM 384 Writing for Public Relations (4) COM 440 Screenwriting II (4) JOU 271 News Reporting and Writing (4) JOU 371 Feature Writing (4) WRI 240 Writing Drama (4) WRI 247 Dramatic Writing for Radio and Alternative Performance (4) WRI 260 Fiction Writing I (4) CRW 3111, 3112 WRI 274 Creative Nonfiction (4)

Production Core Electives (4 credit hours): ART 104 Foundations: 2-D Design ART 1201, 2201 ART 208 Beginning Photography (4) PGY 1401, 2401 ART 210 Foundations: Digital Media (4) GRA 2111; ART 2600 ART 217 Beginning 3-D Animation (4) GRA 2160 ART 238 Animation I (4) ART 2370 ART 305 Graphic Design I (4) ART 318 Graphic Design II (4) ART 308 Advanced Photography (4) PGY 1410, 2410 ART 310 Creative Coding (4) ART 311 Online Production (4) ART 317 Advanced 3-D Animation (4) ART 338 Animation II (4) ART 430 Physical Computing (4)

COM 241 Introduction to Sound, Image and Motion (4) ART 3612 COM 302 Digital Arts for Professional Communication (4) COM 303 Studio Television I (4) COM 312 Narrative Production (4) COM 313 Documentary Production (4) COM 314 Experimental Filmmaking (4) COM 315 Web Design (4) COM 331 The Creative Triangle (4) COM 333 Studio Television II (4) COM 339 Mobile Application Design (4) COM 342 Producing for Motion Picture and Digital Media (4) COM 343 Advanced Post-Production Techniques (4) COM 363 DVD Design and Production (4) COM 373 Interactive Journalism Production (4) COM 381 Digital Imaging (4) JOU 221 Multimedia Journalism I: The Digital Tool Kit (4) JOU 304 Multimedia Journalism II: The Converged Newsroom (4)

Communication Studies Concentration (16 credit hours*):

COM 283 Principles of Advertising (4) COM 284 Principles of Public Relations (4) COM 301 Introduction to Organizational Communication (4) COM 323 Frontiers of Communication (4) RTV 3001 COM 327 Communication and Law (4) MMC 4200 COM 334 Information and the New World Order (4) COM 380 Culture, Society and Computing Technology (4) COM 401 Intercultural Communication (4) COM 425 Information Technology and Human Values (4) COM 426 Public Opinion, the Media, and Power (4) COM 436 Critical Studies in Public Communication (4) COM 466 International Advertising (4) COM 470 Communication Research Methods (4) MMC 4420 COM 499 Senior Project (4) PSC 326 Political Campaigns and Electoral Politics (4) JOU 101 Introduction to Journalism (4)

*Within these 16 credits, a minimum of 12 credits must be at the 300 level or above. At least one of those courses must be at the 400 level. Additional Electives (8 credit hours): Communication majors are required to take 8 credit hours of additional electives from any list of Communication course offerings, including the courses in categories above and those listed below. One course must be at 300 or 400 level.

COM 250 Practicum in Broadcast Management (1-4) COM 354 Internship in Communication (1-4) COM 392-399 Independent Study in Communication (1-4) COM 446 Advanced Topics in Communication (4) COM 460 Senior Seminar in Film and Digital Production (4) COM 466 International Advertising (4) COM 499 Senior Project (4) COM 583 Advertising Campaigns (4) COM 584 Public Relations Campaigns (4)

Portfolio Review (1 credit hour):

COM 490 Portfolio Review (1)


MAJOR: Communication COLLEGE: College of Arts and Letters DEPARTMENT: Communication DEGREE: Bachelor of Arts CONCENTRATION: Critical Media Practice CONTACT: Dr. Stephanie Tripp, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3387

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements and MMC 2000. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE COMMUNICATION MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN COMMUNICATION WITH A CONCENTRATION IN CRITICAL MEDIA PRACTICE (57 credit hours) Core Requirements (12 credit hours): University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent





COM 365 Critical Analysis of Media Events (4) COM 370 Women, Film and Popular Culture (4) COM 380 Culture, Society and Computing Technology (4) COM 401 Intercultural Communication (4) COM 425 Information Technology and Human Values (4) COM 426 Public Opinion, the Media, and Power (4) COM 431 Traditions of Digital Media (4) COM 435 Women Directors: Theory and Criticism (4) COM 436 Critical Studies in Public Communication (4) COM 443 Communication and Cultural Studies (4) COM 445 The Image and the Reality (4) COM 450 Experimental Cinema: History and Theory (4) COM 455 Film Theory and Criticism (4) COM 465 Senior Seminar in Cinema Studies (4) COM 466 International Advertising (4) COM 470 Communication Research Methods (4) MMC 4420 COMH220 Revolutions in and on TV (Honors)(4) COMH390 Ethnicity in Film and Literature (Honors)(4) LIT 249 Transformation: Fiction to Screen (4) LIT 444 Wordimagebookscreen (4) PSC 326 Political Campaigns and Electoral Politics (4) JOU 101 Introduction to Journalism (4)


COM 225 Media Writing (4) MMC 2100, 3602 COM 226 Intro to Scriptwriting for Motion Pictures and Television (4) COM 325 Writing for Broadcast News (4) RTV 3301 COM 337 Corporate Uses of Media (4) COM 340 Screenwriting I (4) COM 346 Writing for Interactive Media (4) COM 348 Writing the Situation Comedy (4) COM 383 Writing for Advertising (4) COM 384 Writing for Public Relations (4) COM 440 Screenwriting II (4) JOU 271 News Reporting and Writing (4) JOU 371 Feature Writing (4) WRI 240 Writing Drama (4) WRI 247 Dramatic Writing for Radio and Alternative Performance (4) WRI 260 Fiction Writing I (4) CRW 3111, 3112 WRI 274 Creative Nonfiction (4) WRI 285 Information Design (4)

Production Core Electives (4 credit hours):

ART 104 Foundations: 2-D Design ART 1201, 2201 ART 208 Beginning Photography (4) PGY 1401, 2401 ART 210 Beginning Digital Arts (4) GRA 2111; ART 2600 ART 217 Beginning 3-D Animation (4) GRA 2160 ART 238 Animation I (4) ART 2370 ART 305 Graphic Design I (4) ART 318 Graphic Design II (4) ART 308 Advanced Photography (4) PGY 1410, 2410 ART 310 Creative Coding (4) ART 311 Online Production (4) ART 317 Advanced 3-D Animation (4) ART 338 Animation II (4)

ART 430 Physical Computing (4) COM 241 Introduction to Sound, Image and Motion (4) ART 3612 COM 302 Digital Arts for Professional Communication (4) COM 303 Studio Television I (4) COM 312 Narrative Production (4) COM 313 Documentary Production (4) COM 314 Experimental Filmmaking (4) COM 315 Web Design (4) COM 331 The Creative Triangle (4) COM 333 Studio Television II (4) COM 339 Mobile Application Design (4) COM 342 Producing for Motion Picture and Digital Media (4) COM 343 Advanced Post-Production Techniques (4) COM 363 DVD Design and Production (4) COM 373 Interactive Journalism Production (4) COM 381 Digital Imaging (4) JOU 221 Multimedia Journalism I: The Digital Tool Kit (4) JOU 304 Multimedia Journalism II: The Converged Newsroom (4)

Critical Media Practice Concentration (16 credit hours): Required Courses (8 credit hours):

COM 375 Critical Media Practice (4) COM 475 Seminar in Critical Media Practice (4)

Theory Electives (4 credit hours):

COM 300 The Documentary Tradition (4) COM 323 Frontiers of Communication (4) RTV 3001 COM 332 Television Criticism (4) COM 334 Information and the New World Order (4) COM 365 Critical Analysis of Media Events (4) COM 380 Culture, Society and Computing Technology (4) COM 425 Information Technology and Human Values (4) COM 426 Public Opinion, the Media, and Power (4) COM 431 Traditions of Digital Media (4)

Form Electives (4 credit hours):

ART 210 Beginning Digital Arts (4) GRA 2111; ART 2600 ART 311 Online Production (4) COM 222 Media Aesthetics and Creativity (4) COM 241 Introduction to Sound, Image and Motion (4) ART 3612 COM 303 Studio Television I (4) COM 313 Documentary Production (4) COM 314 Experimental Filmmaking (4) COM 315 Web Design (4) COM 333 Studio Television II (4) COM 339 Mobile Application Design (4) COM 373 Interactive Journalism Production (4) JOU 221 Multimedia Journalism I: The Digital Tool Kit (4) JOU 304 Multimedia Journalism II: The Converged Newsroom (4)

Additional Electives (8 credit hours): Communication majors are required to take 8 credit hours of additional electives from any list of Communication course offerings, including the courses in categories above and those listed below. One course must be at 300 or 400 level.

COM 250 Practicum in Broadcast Management (1-4)

COM 354 Internship in Communication (1-4) COM 392-399 Independent Study in Communication (1-4) COM 446 Advanced Topics in Communication (4) COM 460 Senior Seminar in Film and Digital Production (4) COM 466 International Advertising (4) COM 499 Senior Project (4) COM 583 Advertising Campaigns (4) COM 584 Public Relations Campaigns (4)




MAJOR: Communication COLLEGE: College of Arts and Letters DEPARTMENT: Communication DEGREE: Bachelor of Arts CONCENTRATION: Media Studies CONTACT: Dr. Stephanie Tripp, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3387

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements and MMC 2000. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE COMMUNICATION MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN COMMUNICATION WITH A CONCENTRATION IN MEDIA STUDIES (57 credit hours) Core Requirements (12 credit hours): University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent











Media Studies Concentration (16 credit hours*):

ART 211 Art & Technology (4) COM 260 American Cinema (4) AMS 3930 COM 261 World Cinema (4) ENG 2103 COM 300 The Documentary Tradition (4) COM 332 Television Criticism (4) COM 335 Survey of Independent Video and Film (4) COM 360 Film Directors (4) COM 361 Film Genres (4) COM 365 Critical Analysis of Media Events (4) COM 370 Women, Film and Popular Culture (4) COM 431 Traditions of Digital Media (4) COM 435 Women Directors: Theory and Criticism (4) COM 443 Communication and Cultural Studies (4) COM 445 The Image and the Reality (4) COM 450 Experimental Cinema: History and Theory (4) COM 455 Film Theory and Criticism (4) COM 465 Senior Seminar in Cinema Studies (4) COM 499 Senior Project (4) COMH220 Revolutions in and on TV (Honors)(4) COMH390 Ethnicity in Film and Literature (Honors)(4) LIT 249 Transformation: Fiction to Screen (4) PHL 308 Film Aesthetics (4)


COM 250 Practicum in Broadcast Management (1-4) COM 354 Internship in Communication (1-4) COM 392-399 Independent Study in Communication (1-4) COM 446 Advanced Topics in Communication (4) COM 460 Senior Seminar in Film and Digital Production (4) COM 466 International Advertising (4)

COM 499 Senior Project (4) COM 583 Advertising Campaigns (4) COM 584 Public Relations Campaigns (4)




MAJOR: Communication COLLEGE: College of Arts and Letters DEPARTMENT: Communication DEGREE: Bachelor of Arts CONCENTRATION: Writing for Media and Communication CONTACT: Dr. Stephanie Tripp, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3387

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements and MMC 2000. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE COMMUNICATION MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN COMMUNICATION WITH A CONCENTRATION IN WRITING FOR MEDIA AND COMMUNICATION (57 credit hours) Core Requirements (12 credit hours): University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent











Writing for Media and Communication Concentration (16 credit hours*):

COM 225 Media Writing (4) MMC 2100, 3602 COM 226 Intro to Scriptwriting for Motion Pictures and Television (4) COM 250 Practicum in Broadcast Management (1-4) COM 325 Writing for Broadcast News (4) RTV 3301 COM 337 Corporate Uses of Media (4) COM 340 Screenwriting I (4) COM 346 Writing for Interactive Media (4) COM 348 Writing the Situation Comedy (4) COM 383 Writing for Advertising (4) COM 384 Writing for Public Relations (4) COM 440 Screenwriting II (4) COM 499 Senior Project (4) JOU 271 News Reporting and Writing (4) JOU 273 Practicum in Student Publications (1-4) JOU 371 Feature Writing (4) WRI 220 Writing on and for the Web (4) WRI 240 Writing Drama (4) WRI 247 Dramatic Writing for Radio and Alternative Performance (4) WRI 260 Fiction Writing I (4) CRW 3111, 3112 WRI 274 Creative Nonfiction (4)


COM 250 Practicum in Broadcast Management (1-4) COM 354 Internship in Communication (1-4) COM 392-399 Independent Study in Communication (1-4) COM 446 Advanced Topics in Communication (4) COM 460 Senior Seminar in Film and Digital Production (4) COM 466 International Advertising (4) COM 499 Senior Project (4)

COM 583 Advertising Campaigns (4) COM 584 Public Relations Campaigns (4)




MAJOR: Criminology and Criminal Justice COLLEGE: College of Social Sciences, Mathematics and Education DEPARTMENT: Criminology and Criminal Justice DEGREE: Bachelor of Science CONTACT: Dr. Kathryn Branch, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-1705

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. If available, students may also complete Introduction to Criminology (CCJ 1010), Introduction to Criminal Justice (CCJ 1020) and/or Juvenile Delinquency (CCJ 1500). NOTE: Law and research courses taken at community colleges are not equivalent in level to UT courses and, therefore, will not transfer. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE CRIMINOLOGY AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN CRIMINOLOGY AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE (42 credit hours) Required Courses (30 credit hours) University of Tampa Course State Equivalent Course

CRM 101 Introduction to Criminology (4) CCJ 1010, 3610 CRM 102 Introduction to Criminal Justice (4) CCJ 1020, 3024 CRM 200 Law Enforcement (4) CJE 1000; CCJ 2400 CRM 240 Research Methods & Statistics (4) CRM 311 Criminal Law and Procedure (4) CRM 313 Corrections (4) CRM 324 Criminological Theory (4) CRM 499 Criminology Capstone Experience (2)

Criminology Electives (12 credit hours) Students must choose at least one course from each of the three categories below to satisfy the 12 hours of criminology electives. Category 1 (4 credit hours):

CRM 206 Criminal Investigation (4) CJE 2600; CJT 2100, 4100 CRM 210 Ethics in Justice (4) CCJ 1488 CRM 212 Juvenile Delinquency (4) CCJ 1500; CJJ 1002 CRM 247 Comparative Criminal Justice Systems (4) CJE 2170 CRM 290-299 Special Summer Studies (4)

Category 2 (4 credit hours):

CRM 300 Victimology (4) CRM 307 Crime Scene Investigation (4) CJT 2141; CJE 2640


CRM 310 Abnormal Behavior and Criminality (4) CCJ 4604 CRM 321 Comparative Criminology (4) CRM 323 Correctional Law (4)

Category 3 (4 credit hours):

CRM 400 Crime and Punishment: Current Controversies (4) CRM 403 Drugs, Deviance and Crime (4) CRM 406 Violence in America (4) CRM 409 White Collar and Elite Crime (4) CRM 422 Terrorism (4) CRM 427 Death Penalty (4) CRM 432 Race, Class, Gender and Crime (4) CRM 421-426 Special Issues in Criminal Justice (4) CRM 428-430 Special Issues in Criminal Justice (4) CRM 450 Independent Study (4)

Transfer students must take 20 hours in residence within the major.


MAJOR: Cybersecurity COLLEGE: College of Business DEPARTMENT: Information and Technology Management DEGREE: Bachelor of Science CONTACT: Dr. Farouq Alhourani, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3505

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements and as many of the 100 or 200-level College of Business core courses as possible. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida public community college are admitted with junior standing. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE CYBERSECURITY MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN CYBERSECURITY (84 credit hours) College of Business Core Requirements (52 credit hours): University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent

BUS 101 Introduction to Global Business (4) GEB 1011 BUS 221 Business Law and Social Responsibility (4) BUL 3320 ACC 202 Financial Accounting Information (4) ACG 2021 ACC 203 Managerial Accounting (4) ACG 2071 ECO 204 Principles of Microeconomics (4) ECO 2023 ECO 205 Principles of Macroeconomics (4) ECO 2013 QMB 210 Managerial Statistics I (4) QMB 2100, 3200 ITM 220 Information Systems (4) ISM 3011 MKT 300 Principles of Marketing (4) MAR 3023 FIN 310 Financial Management (4) FIN 3403 MGT 330 Principles of Management (4) MAN 3025 *SPE 208 Speech for Business and the Professions (4) GEB 1214; SPC 1016, 1065 MAT 225 Calculus for Business (4) MAC 2233

*Can be used to fulfill Baccalaureate Experience requirements in Humanities/Fine Arts. Cybersecurity Major Requirements (32 credit hours):

ITM 251 Application Development (4) ISM 3232 ITM 280 Network and Cloud Infrastructure (4) ITM 350 Information Security Principles (4) ITM 375 Information Security Standards, Risk Management and Compliance (4) ITM 380 Network Security (4) ITM 450 Cybersecurity Capstone (4)


Two of the following (at least one of these must be ITM 415 or ITM 480): ITM 318 Systems Analysis and Design (4) ITM 319 Business Process Integration using Enterprise Systems (4) ITM 360 Advanced Application Development (4) ITM 408 Data and Information Management (4) ITM 415 Physical and Operational Security (4) ITM 466 Business Intelligence and Analytics (4) ITM 480 Ethical Hacking (4)


MAJOR: Digital Arts COLLEGE: College of Arts and Letters DEPARTMENT: Film Animation and New Media DEGREE: Bachelor of Fine Arts CONTACT: Dr. Gregg Perkins, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3427

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. Lower division art courses can also be completed when there is an equivalent course (see information in the Requirements for an Art Major below). Each course can applied to either, but not both, of the requirements for general distribution or the requirements for the major. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE DIGITAL ARTS MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN DIGITAL ARTS (76 credit hours) Foundations: University of Tampa Course State Equivalent Course


Art History Core:

ART 277 Modern Art (4) ART 281 History of Graphic Design (4) ART 423 Contemporary Art (4)

Digital Arts Core:

ART 211 Art and Technology (4) ART 213 3-D Printing and Modeling (4) ART 217 Beginning 3-D Animation (4) GRA 2160 ART 238 Animation I (4) ART 2370 COM 241 Introduction to Sound, Image and Motion (4) ART 3612 ITM 251 Application Development (4) ISM 3232 ART 310 Creative Coding (4) ART 311 Online Production (4) ART 317 Advanced 3-D Animation (4) COM 381 Digital Imaging (4)


Select one of the following: ART 430 Physical Computing (4) ART 463 Multimedia and Installation Art (4)

Seminar and Review:

ART 298 Professional Seminar (2) ART 398 Junior Review (0)


MAJOR: Economics COLLEGE: College of Business DEPARTMENT: Economics DEGREE: Bachelor of Arts CONTACT: Dr. Robert Beekman, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3863

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. Students may also complete lower level economics and accounting requirement. Equivalency information is listed below. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE ECONOMICS MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN ECONOMICS (B.A.) (48 credit hours) University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent

ECO 204 Principles of Microeconomics (4) ECO 2023 ECO 205 Principles of Macroeconomics (4) ECO 2013 ECO 320 Intermediate Microeconomics (4) ECO 321 Intermediate Macroeconomic Analysis (4) ECO 460 Econometrics (4) ECO 461 Seminar in Economics (4) QMB 210 Managerial Statistics I (4) QMB 2100, 3200


MAT 225 Calculus for Business (4) MAC 2233 MAT 260 Calculus I (4) MAC 2311

ECO electives: select four Economics courses (16 credit hours) of any level.



MAJOR: Economics COLLEGE: College of Business DEPARTMENT: Economics DEGREE: Bachelor of Science CONTACT: Dr. Robert Beekman, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3863

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements and as many of the 100 or 200-level College of Business core courses as possible. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida public community college are admitted with junior standing. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE ECONOMICS MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN ECONOMICS (B.S.) (84 credit hours) College of Business Core Requirements (56 credit hours): University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent

BUS 101 Introduction to Global Business (4) GEB 1011 BUS 221 Business Law and Social Responsibility (4) BUL 3320 ACC 202 Financial Accounting Information (4) ACG 2021 ACC 203 Managerial Accounting (4) ACG 2071 ECO 204 Principles of Microeconomics (4) ECO 2023 ECO 205 Principles of Macroeconomics (4) ECO 2013 QMB 210 Managerial Statistics I (4) QMB 2100, 3200 ITM 220 Information Systems (4) ISM 3011 MKT 300 Principles of Marketing (4) MAR 3023 FIN 310 Financial Management (4) FIN 3403 MGT 330 Principles of Management (4) MAN 3025 MGT 431 Practical Strategic Assessment (4) *SPE 208 Speech for Business and the Professions (4) GEB 1214; SPC 1016, 1065 MAT 225 Calculus for Business (4) MAC 2233

*Can be used to fulfill Baccalaureate Experience requirements in Humanities/Fine Arts. Economics Major Required Courses (28 credit hours):

ECO 320 Intermediate Microeconomics (4) ECO 321 Intermediate Macroeconomic Analysis (4) ECO 460 Econometrics (4) ECO 461 Seminar in Economics (4)


Select three of the following: ECO 300 Labor Economics (4) ECO 305 Economics of Global Inequality and Poverty (4) ECO 310 Environmental Economics and Management (4) ECO 315 International Economic Development (4) ECO 340 Introduction to Game Theory and Strategy (4) ECO 420 Public Finance and Public Choice (4) ECO 421 Mathematical Economics (4) ECO 430 International Economics and Finance (4) ECO 3703 ECO 432 Economics of Emerging Markets (4) ECO 442 Monetary Economics (4)


MAJOR: Elementary Education COLLEGE: College of Social Sciences, Mathematics and Education DEPARTMENT: Education DEGREE: Bachelor of Science CONTACTS: Dr. Antony Erben, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3414

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements and Foundations of American Education (State course equivalent=EDF 1005). GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION TO TEACHER EDUCATION PROGRAM Students planning to enter teacher education programs must apply after they have completed at least 30 credit hours. Transfer students seeking to apply should do so immediately upon acceptance to the University. The Application for Admission to Teacher Education must be completed and returned to UT’s Department of Education in November for spring admission consideration and in April for fall admission consideration. To enroll in 300-400 level education courses, students must be accepted into the teacher education program, unless they are transfer students with permission granted by the department chair. Based upon an intensive review, the Teacher Education Review Committee may recommend or deny admission to the program. Each semester the Department of Education monitors the GPAs of students who have been admitted to teacher education. Continued professional standing is granted with maintenance of the following:

1. Minimum 2.5 GPA in the major(s) 2. Minimum 2.5 GPA overall

REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN ELEMENTARY EDUCATION (96 credit hours) University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent

LIN 217 ESOL Foundations (4) TSL 3080 THR 214 Fine Arts and Brain Compatible Learning Environments (4) THR 260 Creative Dramatics (3) EDU 200 Foundations of American Education (4) EDF 1005, 2005 EDU 206 Human Development and Learning (4) EDU 207 Philosophy of Education and Teacher Learner Relationships (4) EDU 209 Cross-Cultural Comparative Research: Perspectives in International Education (4) EDU 210 Technology in Education I (2) EME 2040 EDU 212 Human Exceptionalities (4) EDF 2085 EDU 302 Assessment and Continuous Improvement (4) EDU 305 Classroom Management and Critical Thinking (4) EDU 309 Practicum (with Seminar) I (1) EDU 312 Communication and ESOL Applications (4)


EDU 313 Role of the Teacher, Professional Understanding and Leadership (4) EDU 315 Teaching Literature and Language Arts in the Elementary School (4) EDU 316 Teaching Reading in the Elementary School (4) EDU 317 Diversity and Ethics (4) EDU 318 Teaching Reading Through Diagnostic Assessment and Instruction (4) EDU 319 ESOL Practicum (with Seminar) (1) EDU 400 Teaching Science and Social Studies in the Elementary School (4) EDU 402 Teaching Art, Music and PE in the Elementary School (4) EDU 403 Technology in Education II (2) EDU 408 Teaching Mathematics in the Elementary School (4) EDU 409 Practicum (with Seminar) III (2) EDU 410 Final Internship Seminar IV (2) EDU 413 Final Internship Practicum IV (10) EDU 418 Reading Practicum (1)


MAJOR: English COLLEGE: College of Arts and Letters DEPARTMENT: English and Writing DEGREE: Bachelor of Arts CONTACT: Dr. David Reamer, Assistant Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-1708

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. Students may also complete lower division literature requirements. Equivalency information is listed below. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE ENGLISH MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN ENGLISH (53 credit hours) University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent Select three of the following:

LIT 206 British Literature I (4) ENL 2012, 3015 LIT 201 World Literature I (4) LIT 202 World Literature II (4) LIT 207 British Literature II (4) ENL 2022 LIT 208 American Literature I (4) AML 2010, 3031 LIT 209 American Literature II (4) AML 2020, 2022, 3032


ENG 301 Advanced Composition (4) ENC 2301 ENG 205 Advanced English Grammar (4) LIN 1670, 3670 ENG 260-269 Studies in Rhetoric and Composition (4) ENG 343 Approaches to TESOL and Teaching Second and Foreign Languages (4) ENG 345 Composition Pedagogy (4) LIN 210 Basic Linguistics (4)


LIT 214 Introduction to Literary Theory (4) LIT 2000 LIT 200 Introduction to Shakespeare (4) LIT 229 Contemporary African Literature (4) LIT 323 Post-Colonial Literature and Theory – South Asia (4) LIT 324 Post-Colonial Literature and Theory (4) LIT 347 Irish Literature (4) SPT 250 Spanish Literature in English Translation (4)


SPT 251 Latin American Literature in English Translation (4) Select one of the following:

LIT 307 Shakespeare’s Romances and Tragedies (4) LIT 308 Shakespeare’s Comedies and Histories (4) LIT 340-342 Major Poets (4) LIT 344 Major Poets (4) LIT 360-365 Major Authors (4)


LIT 257 The Contemporary Novel (4) LIT 282-289 Modern Drama (4) LIT 300 The Romantic Writers (4) LIT 301 The Victorian Writers (4) LIT 303 Modern Poetry (4) LIT 309-311 Advanced Drama (4) LIT 318-322 Fiction (4) LIT 325 The Eighteenth Century (4) LIT 334 The Medieval Vision (4) LIT 335 English Renaissance Literature (4)


LIT 425 Seminar (4) LIT 430 Literary Criticism (4) LIT 450-454 Topics in English (4)

Senior Portfolio:

ENG 491 Senior Portfolio (1) English Electives: 16 credit hours Of the 16 general elective credit hours required for the English Major, at least 8 credits must be completed at the 300-level or above. Students have the option of taking 4 credit hours in writing in the fulfillment of one of the required electives. Note: The 100-level English courses may count toward English Electives, but not toward the required core’s major genre or major authors courses. Only one 100-level course will count toward the English major. Subsequent 100-level English courses will count toward the baccalaureate humanities or general electives.


MAJOR: Entrepreneurship COLLEGE: College of Business DEPARTMENT: Management DEGREE: Bachelor of Science CONTACTS: Dr. Susan Steiner, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3625

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements and as many of the 100 or 200-level College of Business core courses as possible. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida public community college are admitted with junior standing. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE ENTREPRENEURSHIP MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN ENTREPRENEURSHIP (80 credit hours) College of Business Core Requirements (56 credit hours): University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent


*Can be used to fulfill Baccalaureate Experience requirements in Humanities/Fine Arts. Entrepreneurship Major Requirements (24 credit hours):

ENT 320 Introduction to Entrepreneurship and Feasibility Analysis (4) ENT 360 New Venture Finance (4) MKT 360 Marketing Research (4) MAR 3613 ENT 487 Business Plan Development (4)


Select two of the following: ENT 330 Creativity and Innovative Problem Solving (4) ENT 380 Introduction to Hospitality Management (4) ENT 390 Managing the Family Business (4) ENT 490 Entrepreneurship Internship (4-8) ENT 486 International Entrepreneurship (4) ENT 495 Seminar in Entrepreneurship (4) MGT 355 The Art and Science of Negotiation (4) MGT 365 Business Strategies for Emerging and the Base of the Pyramid Markets (4) MKT 371 Personal Selling and Sales Management (4)


MAJOR: Environmental Science COLLEGE: College of Natural and Health Sciences DEPARTMENT: Biology DEGREE: Bachelor of Science CONTACT: Dr. Ann Williams, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3994

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. Also, complete as many of the lower-level chemistry, biology, physics and math required courses as possible. See chart below for equivalency information. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE (64 credit hours) University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent

BIO 198 General Biology I (4) BSC 1010, 2010 BIO 199 General Biology II (4) BSC 1011, 2011 BIO 200/201 General Genetics (4) OR Molecular Genetics (4) PCB 3063 CHE 152 General Chemistry I (3) CHM 1045, 2045 CHE 153L General Chemistry I Lab (1) CHM 1045L, 2045L CHE 154 General Chemistry II (3) CHM 1046, 2046 CHE 155L General Chemistry II Lab (1) CHM 1046L, 2046L MAT 170* Precalculus (4) MAC 1140 MAT 260 Calculus I (4) MAC 2311 CHE 180 Environmental Chemistry (3) CHE 310 Analytical Chemistry (4) CHM 3120 WRI 281 Technical Writing (4) ENC 2210 BIO 410/420 Senior Seminar (1) OR Recent Discoveries in Biology BIO 411 Biology Outcomes Seminar (0)

* May be waived if student is placed directly into MAT 260 – Calculus I. Select one of the following:

BIO 230 Introduction to Experimental Design and Biostatistics (4) MAT 201 Statistics (4) STA 2023, 2122

Category II – Organismal Biology Courses (select two of the following):

BIO 224 Invertebrate Zoology (4) BIO 225 Vertebrate Zoology (4) BIO 228 Biology of Plants (4)


BIO 250 Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy (4) BIO 302 Clinical Anatomy (4) BIO 317 Parasitology (4) BIO 340 Ichthyology (4) BIO 405 Human Evolution (4) MAR 226 Marine Zoology (4) MAR 327 Marine Botany (4) MAR 344 Coral Reefs (4)

Category III – Ecology/Evolution/Environmental Biology Courses (select three of the following):

BIO 205 Tropical Biology and Conservation (4) BIO 212* Ecology (4) PCB 3043, 4043 BIO 230 Experimental Design and Biostatistics (4) ENS 235 Geographic Information Systems (4) ENS 242 Environmental Science and Policy (4) EVR 2861 BIO 346 Conservation Biology (4) ENS 349 Water, Wetlands and Wildlife (4) BIO 380 Behavioral Biology (4) BIO 400 Evolution (4) MAR 201 Origins & Evolution of the Marine Environment (lab included)

(4)

MAR 222* Marine Ecology (4) MAR 310 Biological Oceanography (4)

*Students may not count credits for both BIO 212 and MAR 222 toward the degree requirements. Select one of the following:

COM 224 Mass Media and Society (4) MMC 2000 GEO 202 Physical Geography (4) GEO 3013 GEO 205 Principles of Resource Utilization (4) PHL 208 Business Ethics (4) PHI 1631, 2631 PHL 210 Environmental Ethics (4) PHI 3640


MAJOR: Film and Media Arts COLLEGE: College of Arts and Letters DEPARTMENT: Film Animation and New Media DEGREE: Bachelor of Arts CONTACT: Dr. Gregg Perkins, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3427

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements and MMC 2000. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE FILM AND MEDIA ARTS MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN FILM AND MEDIA ARTS (60 credit hours) Core (12 credit hours): University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent

COM 226 Introduction to Scriptwriting for Motion Pictures and Television (4) COM 232 Visual Literacy (4) COM 241 Introduction to Sound, Image and Motion (4) ART 3612

Critical Studies (16 credit hours):

COM 260 American Cinema (4) AMS 3930 COM 261 World Cinema (4) ENG 2103

Select two of the following:

COM 300 The Documentary Tradition (4) COM 335 Survey of Independent Video and Film (4) COM 360 Film Directors (4) COM 361 Film Genres (4) COM 370 Women, Film and Popular Culture (4) COMH390 Ethnicity in Film and Literature (Honors)(4) COM 435 Women Directors: Theory and Criticism (4) COM 445 The Image and the Reality (4) COM 450 Experimental Cinema: History and Theory (4) COM 455 Film Theory and Criticism (4)

Production (16 credit hours): Select two of the following:

COM 312 Narrative Production (4)


COM 313 Documentary Production (4) COM 314 Experimental Filmmaking (4)


COM 331 The Creative Triangle (4) COM 340 Screenwriting I (4) COM 342 Producing Motion Picture and Digital Media (4) COM 343 Advanced Post-Production Techniques (4)

Capstone Senior Seminar (4 credit hours): Students must take one capstone course that involves either a film or digital production or a paper in cinema studies:

COM 460 Senior Seminar in Film and Digital Production (4) COM 465 Senior Seminar in Cinema Studies (4)

FMA Electives (12 credit hours): Students must select at least three electives from Production or Cinema Studies categories listed above or from the following courses:

ART 217 Beginning 3-D Animation (4) GRA 2160 ART 238 Animation I (4) ART 2370 ART 311 Online Production (4) ART 317 Advanced 3-D Animation (4) COM 303 Studio Television I (4) COM 315 Web Design (4) LIS 4930 COM 333 Studio Television II (4) COM 348 Writing the Situation Comedy (4) COM 363 DVD Design and Production (4) COM 381 Digital Imaging (4) COM 440 Screenwriting II (4) MUS 108 Recording and Electronic Music I (4) MUM 1623, 2600 MUS 109 Recording and Electronic Music II (4) PHL 308 Film Aesthetics (4) WRI 240 Writing Drama (4)


MAJOR: Finance COLLEGE: College of Business DEPARTMENT: Finance and Economics DEGREE: Bachelor of Science CONTACT: Dr. Lonnie Bryant, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3531

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements and as many of the 100 or 200-level College of Business core courses as possible. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida public community college are admitted with junior standing. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE FINANCE MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN FINANCE (80 credit hours) College of Business Core Requirements (56 credit hours): University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent


*Can be used to fulfill Baccalaureate Experience requirements in Humanities/Fine Arts. Finance Major Requirements (24 credit hours):

FIN 410 Intermediate Financial Management (4) FIN 4414 FIN 440 Investments (4) FIN 4504 FIN 470 Financial Markets, Institutions, and Money (4) FIN 4303


Select one of the following: ACC 320 Intermediate Accounting I (4) ECO 320 Intermediate Microeconomics (4) ECO 321 Intermediate Macroeconomics Analysis (4) ITM 466 Business Intelligence and Analytics (4) QMB 380 Advanced Managerial Statistics (4) FIN 319 Applied Finance and Accounting Using Enterprise Resource Systems (4)

Select two of the following: FIN 425 International Financial Management (4) FIN 450 Risk Management for Business (4) FIN 480 Financial Models (4) FIN 415 Applied Investment Management (4) FIN 491 Financial Policies and Strategies (4)


MAJOR: Financial Enterprise Systems COLLEGE: College of Business DEPARTMENT: Information and Technology Management/Finance DEGREE: Bachelor of Science CONTACT: Dr. Farouq Alhourani, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3505

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements and as many of the 100 or 200-level College of Business core courses as possible. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida public community college are admitted with junior standing. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE FINANCIAL ENTERPRISE SYSTEMS MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN FINANCIAL ENTERPRISE SYSTEMS (80 credit hours) College of Business Core Requirements (56 credit hours): University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent


*Can be used to fulfill Baccalaureate Experience requirements in Humanities/Fine Arts. Financial Enterprise Systems Major Requirements (24 credit hours):

ITM 319 Business Process Integration Using Enterprise Systems (4) ITM 350 Information Security Principles (4) ITM 466 Business Intelligence and Analytics (4) FIN 410 Intermediate Financial Management (4) FIN 4414 FIN 319 Applied Finance and Accounting Using Enterprise Resource Systems (4)


Select one of the following: FIN 425 International Financial Management (4) FIN 3604 FIN 470 Financial Markets, Institutions and Money (4) FIN 4303 FIN 491 Financial Policies and Strategies (4)


MAJOR: Forensic Science COLLEGE: College of Natural and Health Sciences DEPARTMENT: Chemistry DEGREE: Bachelor of Science CONTACT: Dr. Thomas Jackman, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3921

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. Also, complete as many of the lower-level chemistry, biology, physics and math requirements as possible. See chart below for equivalency information. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE FORENSIC SCIENCE MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN FORENSIC SCIENCE (94 credit hours) University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent

BIO 198 General Biology I (4) BSC 1010, 2010 BIO 199 General Biology II (4) BSC 1011, 2011 CHE 152 General Chemistry I (3) CHM 1045, 2045 CHE 153L General Chemistry I Lab (1) CHM 1045L, 2045L CHE 154 General Chemistry II (3) CHM 1046, 2046 CHE 155L General Chemistry II Lab (1) CHM 1046L, 2046L CHE 232 Organic Chemistry I (3) CHM 2210 CHE 233L Organic Chemistry I Lab (1) CHM 2210L CHE 234 Organic Chemistry II (3) CHM 2211 CHE 235L Organic Chemistry II Lab (1) CHM 2211L CHE 230 Selected Topics in Forensic Science (3) MAT 201 Introduction to Statistics (4) STA 1023, 2023, 2122 MAT 260 Calculus I (4) MAC 2311 PHY 200 General Physics I (4) PHY 1053, 2048, 2053 PHY 201 General Physics II (4) PHY 1054, 2049, 2054 CHE 305 Applied Physical Chemistry (3) CHE 310 Analytical Chemistry (4) CHM 3120 CHE 320 Biochemistry (3) BCH 3023 CHE 320L Biochemistry Lab (1) CHE 432 Forensic Chemistry I (3) CHE 433L Forensic Chemistry I Lab (1) CHE 434 Forensic Chemistry II (3) CHE 435L Forensic Chemistry II Lab (1) CHE 440 Professional Practice in Forensic Science (3) BIO 200 General Genetics (4) PCB 3063


BIO 370 Molecular Biology (4) CRM 102 Introduction to Criminal Justice (4) CCJ 1020, 3024 CRM 200 Introduction to Law Enforcement (4) CJE 1000; CCJ 2400 CRM 206 Criminal Investigation (4) CJE 2600; CJT 2100, 4100 CRM 307 Crime Scene Investigation (4) CJT 2141; CJE 2640

Select one of the following (2 credit hours):

CHE 410 Senior Seminar (2) CHE 460 Introduction to Forensic Research (1-4) CHE 463 Forensic Science Internship (1-4)

Select one of the following :

CHE 340 Microscopic Examination of Firearms Evidence (3) CHE 498 Special Topics in Forensic Science (3)


MAJOR: Graphic Design COLLEGE: College of Arts and Letters DEPARTMENT: Art and Design DEGREE: Bachelor of Fine Arts CONTACT: Chris Valle, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3848

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. Lower division art courses can also be completed when there is an equivalent course (see information in the Requirements for an Art Major below). Each course can applied to either, but not both, of the requirements for general distribution or the requirements for the major. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE GRAPHIC DESIGN MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN GRAPHIC DESIGN (73 credit hours) Foundations: University of Tampa Course State Equivalent Course


Studio Core: Select three of the following:

ART 2XX Any 200-level Painting Course (4) ART 1500, 2500 ART 2XX Any 200-level Printmaking Course (4) ART 1400, 2400 ART 2XX Any 200-level Photography Course (4) ART 207 Beginning Digital Illustration (4) GRA 2746 ART 370 Printing, Publishing, and Book Arts (4)

Art History Core:

ART 281 History of Graphic Design (4) Select one of the following:

ART 277 Modern Art (4) ART 295T Design and New Media Travel Course (4) ART 423 Contemporary Art (4)


ART 298 Professional Seminar (2)


ART 398 Junior Review (0) ART 499 Senior Project (2-4)

Graphic Design Core:

ART 305 Graphic Design I (4) ART 309 Typography (4) ART 311 Online Production (4) ART 318 Graphic Design II (4) ART 329 Graphic Design III (4) ART xxx Graphic Design 300-400-level Electives (11)


MAJOR: History COLLEGE: College of Social Sciences, Mathematics and Education DEPARTMENT: History, Sociology, Geography and Legal Studies DEGREE: Bachelor of Arts CONCENTRATION: American History and Law CONTACT: Dr. Charles McGraw Groh, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-5017

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. Students may also complete lower level history requirements. Information on course equivalency is included below. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE HISTORY MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN HISTORY WITH A CONCENTRATION IN AMERICAN HISTORY AND LAW (44 credit hours) Required Course: University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent

HIS 201 The Historian’s Craft (4) Select one of the following:

HIS 400 History Capstone Research Seminar (4) HIS 451 Senior Thesis (4)

Global History and Culture Concentration (36 credit hours): Introductory Survey Courses:

HIS 103 World History from 1500 to the Present (4) WOH 1022 Select one of the following:

HIS 202 The United States to 1877 (4) AMH 1010, 2010 HIS 203 The United States since 1877 (4) AMH 1020, 2020

American Law Courses:

HIS 335 U.S. Constitutional History (4) LJA 315 Appellate Advocacy (4)


HIS 229 History of Sexuality (4) HIS 275 The Civil Rights Movement (4) AFA 4931


LJAH411 Law and Social Policy (Honors) (4) History of American Government and Law Courses: Select two of the following:

HIS 202* The United States to 1877 (4) AMH 1010, 2010 HIS 203* The United States since 1877 (4) AMH 1020, 2020 HIS 215 Women in American History (4) HIS 225 The Age of the Civil War (4) HIS 321 Revolutionary America HIS 326 The History of U.S. Foreign Relations (4)

*HIS 202 and HIS 203 cannot be counted as American Government and Law elective if that course is being counted toward the introductory survey requirement. Law and Society in International Perspective Courses: Select one of the following:

HIS 218 History of the Islamic World (4) HIS 221 Japan’s Modern Centuries (4) HIS 260 The Holocaust (4) HIS 302 Revolutionary Europe 1789 to 1919 (4) HIS 325 Narcotic Drugs and Modern Society (4) HIS 414 The Era of World War II (4)

Students must take sixteen HIS or LJA credits at the 300-level or above, including courses taken in fulfillment of the above requirements and the History Core.


MAJOR: History COLLEGE: College of Social Sciences, Mathematics and Education DEPARTMENT: History, Sociology, Geography and Legal Studies DEGREE: Bachelor of Arts CONCENTRATION: Global History and Culture CONTACT: Dr. Charles McGraw Groh, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-5017

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. Students may also complete lower level history requirements. Information on course equivalency is included below. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE HISTORY MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN HISTORY WITH A CONCENTRATION IN GLOBAL HISTORY AND CULTURE (48 credit hours) Required Course: University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent



Global History and Culture Concentration (40 credit hours): Introductory Survey Courses (required):

HIS 102 World History to 1500 (4) HUM 2210; WHO 1012 HIS 103 World History from 1500 to the Present (4) WOH 1022

Global History Electives: Select three of the following:

HIS 206 Slavery and Racism in the Early Americas: A Comparative Perspective (4) HIS 212 Witchcraft and Magic in the Early Modern Atlantic World (4) HIS 217 China’s Modern Centuries (4) HIS 218 History of the Islamic World (4) HIS 220 Introduction to African History (4) HIS 221 Japan’s Modern Centuries (4) HIS 227 Traditional China (4)


HIS 228 Traditional Japan (4) HISH232 Imperialism and Nationalism in Asia and Africa (Honors) (4) HIS 260 The Holocaust (4) HISH265 Secular and Sacred: The Greek and Judeo-Christian Origins of Western Civilization (Honors) (4) HISH269 Paris in the 1920s: The Cultural Impact of the Great War (Honors) (4) HISH292 Drama and Society in Periclean Athens and Elizabethan London (Honors) (4) HIS 300 The Modern Middle East and North Africa (4) HIS 302 Revolutionary Europe 1789 to 1919 (4) HIS 305 The Ancient World (4) EUH 2011 HIS 306 The Middle Ages (4) EUH 2021 HIS 308 Renaissance and Reformation (4) HIS 312 Europe Since 1919 (4) HIS 313 Latin America (4) HISH317 China’s Revolutionary Twentieth Century (Honors) (4) HISH319 Mistaken Identities: Myths and Realities of the New World Encounter (Honors) (4) HIS 322 Spanish Caribbean and its Diasporas (4) HIS 325 Narcotic Drugs and Modern Society (4) HISH327 Women and Gender East Asia (Honors) (4) HIS 402 Natural and Unnatural Disasters in Modern World History (4)

Culture Electives: Select four of the following:

ARA ARA 202-level or above Arabic (4) ART 268 History Survey I (4) ARH 1050, 2050 ART 269 History Survey II (4) ARH 1051, 2051 ART 270 Primitive (4) ART 271 Pre-Columbian (4) ART 272 Near East (4) ART 273 Greco-Roman (4) ART 274 Medieval (4) ART 275 Renaissance (4) ART 278 Far East (4) CHI CHI 202-level or above Chinese (4) FRE FRE 202-level or above French (4) GEO 240 Cultural Geography (4) GER GER 202-level or above German (4) ITA ITA 202-level or above Italian (4) JPN JPN 202-level or above Japanese (4) LIT 201 World Literature I (4) LIT 2110 LIT 202 World Literature II (4) LIT 2120 LIT 211 Myth and Epic: Form Orality to Literacy (4) LIT 229 Contemporary African Literature (4) LIT 233 Trauma Narratives: Africa (4) LIT 312 Contemporary World Literature (4) LIT 323 Post-Colonial Literature and Theory – South Asia (4) LIT 324 Post-Colonial Literature and Theory (4) LIT 334 The Medieval Vision (4) LIT 348 Sex and Seduction in the Early American Republic (4) MUS 191 World Music (3) MUH 2051 PHL 205 Feminist Philosophy (4) PHL 206 Philosophy of Religion (4) PHL 215 Ancient Philosophy: Plato and Aristotle (4) PHL 217 Social and Political Philosophy (4) PHL 225 Modern Philosophy: Descartes to Kant (4) PHL 235 Philosophy of Martial Arts (4)

PHL 236 Yoga and Philosophy (4) PHL 237 Indian and Asian Philosophy (4) PHL 320 Chinese Philosophy (4) PHL 321 Daoist Philosophy and Religion (4) POR POR 202-level or above Portuguese (4) REL 205 World Religions (4) REL 2300 SPA SPA 202-level or above Spanish (4) THR 253 Survey of World Theatre (4) THE 1000, 2000 THR 254 Survey of World Theatre II (4)

Students must complete one additional history (HIS) elective (4 credits) at 202-level or above. Sixteen credits counted for the major must be taken at the 300-level or above, and at least eight of these upper-level credits must be in HIS courses, including courses taken in fulfillment of the History Core and the other requirements listed above.


MAJOR: History COLLEGE: College of Social Sciences, Mathematics and Education DEPARTMENT: History, Sociology, Geography and Legal Studies DEGREE: Bachelor of Arts CONCENTRATION: Standard CONTACT: Dr. Charles McGraw Groh, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-5017

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. Students may also complete lower level history requirements. Information on course equivalency is included below. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE HISTORY MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN HISTORY WITH A STANDARD CONCENTRATION (44 credit hours) Required Course: University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent



Standard Concentration (36 credit hours): Introductory Survey Courses:

HIS 102 World History to 1500 (4) HUM 2210; WHO 1012 Select one of the following:

HIS 103 World History from 1500 to the Present (4) WOH 1022 HIS 202 The United States to 1877 (4) AMH 1010, 2010 HIS 203 The United States since 1877 (4) AMH 1020, 2020

North American History: Select one of the following:

HIS 205 Indians/Native Americans of North America (4) HIS 215 Women in American History (4) HIS 225 The Age of the Civil War (4) HIS 229 History of Sexuality (4)


HIS 275 The Civil Rights Movement (4) AFA 4931 HIS 304 History of Florida (4) HIS 320 Introduction to Public History (4) HIS 321 Revolutionary America (4) HIS 326 The History of U.S. Foreign Relations (4) HIS 330 America in the 1960s (4) HIS 335 U.S. Constitutional History (4) HISH266 Coming to America: The Immigrant Experience in History, Fiction, and Film (Honors) (4)

European/Mediterranean History: Select one of the following:

HIS 214 Russia’s Modern Centuries (4) HIS 260 The Holocaust (4) HIS 302 Revolutionary Europe 1789 to 1919 (4) HIS 305 The Ancient World (4) EUH 2011 HIS 306 The Middle Ages (4) EUH 2021 HIS 308 Renaissance and Reformation (4) HIS 312 Europe Since 1919 (4) HIS 413 The Era of World War I (4) HISH265 Secular and Sacred: The Greek and Judeo-Christian Origins of Western Civilization (Honors) (4) HISH269 Paris in the 1920s: The Cultural Impact of the Great War (Honors) (4) HISH292 Drama and Society in Periclean Athens and Elizabethan London (Honors) (4)

Latin American, Asian, African or Middle Eastern History: Select one of the following:

HIS 217 China’s Modern Centuries (4) HIS 218 History of the Islamic World (4) HIS 220 Introduction to African History (4) HIS 221 Japan’s Modern Centuries (4) HIS 227 Traditional China (4) HIS 228 Traditional Japan (4) HIS 300 The Modern Middle East and North Africa (4) HIS 313 Latin America (4) HIS 322 Spanish Caribbean and its Diasporas (4) HISH232 Imperialism and Nationalism in Asia and Africa (Honors) (4) HISH317 China’s Revolutionary Twentieth Century (Honors) (4) HISH327 Women and Gender East Asia (Honors) (4)

Students must complete an additional four courses (16 credit hours) of history (HIS) electives at any level. Students must take at least 16 credits in courses numbered 300 or above, including courses taken in fulfillment of the History Core, as well as of the requirements listed above.


MAJOR: Human Performance COLLEGE: College of Natural and Health Sciences DEPARTMENT: Health Sciences and Human Performance DEGREE: Bachelor of Science CONCENTRATION: Exercise Physiology CONTACT: Dr. J.C. Andersen, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3127

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. If possible, complete lower division required courses. Equivalency information is included below. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE HUMAN PERFORMANCE MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN HUMAN PERFORMANCE WITH A CONCENTRATION IN EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY (50 credit hours) University of Tampa State Course Equivalent

ESC 105 Biokinetics and Conditioning (2) PEM 1101, 1102 ESC 110 Introduction to Exercise Science and Sport Studies (2) HLP 2000 ESC 270 Prevention and Care of Sports Injuries (3) PET 2622 ESC 280 Adult Fitness (3) ESC 330 Human Development and Motor Learning (3) ESC 340 Applied Kinesiology (3) PET 3310 ESC 380 Exercise Testing and Prescription (3) ESC 460 Physiology of Exercise (3) ESC 491 Senior Seminar in Exercise Science (3) HSC 100 Health Science (2) HLP 1081, 2100 HSC 203 Nutrition (3) HUN 1201, 2201; BSC 1025

Exercise Physiology:

HSC 230 Human Anatomy and Physiology I (3) BSC 1085, 2085, 2093 HSC 231 Human Anatomy and Physiology II (3) BSC 1086, 2086 HSC 234 Human Anatomy and Physiology I Laboratory (1) BSC 1085L, 2085L, 2932 HSC 235 Human Anatomy and Physiology II Laboratory (1) BSC 1086L, 2086L HSC 350 Biostatistics (3) PHC 6050 HSC 360 Principles of Epidemiology in Exercise and Public Health (3) CHE 152 General Chemistry I (3) CHM 1045, 2045 CHE 153L General Chemistry I Laboratory (1) CHM 1045L, 2045L


Select one of the following: ESC 150 Comprehensive First Aid/CPR/AED (2) HSC 2400 HSC 250 Emergency Medical Response (3) EMS 1059


MAJOR: Human Performance COLLEGE: College of Natural and Health Sciences DEPARTMENT: Health Sciences and Human Performance DEGREE: Bachelor of Science CONCENTRATION: Exercise and Recreation Leadership CONTACT: Dr. J.C. Andersen, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3127

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. If possible, complete lower division required courses. Equivalency information is included below. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE HUMAN PERFORMANCE MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN HUMAN PERFORMANCE WITH A CONCENTRATION IN EXERCISE AND RECREATION LEADERSHIP (49 credit hours) University of Tampa State Course Equivalent

ESC 105 Biokinetics and Conditioning (2) PEM 1101, 1102 ESC 110 Introduction to Exercise Science and Sport Studies (2) HLP 2000 ESC 270 Prevention and Care of Sports Injuries (3) PET 2622 ESC 280 Adult Fitness (3) ESC 330 Human Development and Motor Learning (3) ESC 340 Applied Kinesiology (3) PET 3310 ESC 380 Exercise Testing and Prescription (3) ESC 460 Physiology of Exercise (3) ESC 491 Senior Seminar in Exercise Science (3) HSC 100 Health Science (2) HLP 1081, 2100 HSC 203 Nutrition (3) HUN 1201, 2201; BSC 1025

Exercise and Recreation Leadership:

ESC 372 Principles of Exercise Leadership (2) ESC 400 Physical Education and Fitness for Special Populations (3) ESC 411 Recreation Leadership and Administration (2) SPM 412 Principles of Administration for Sport and Physical Education (3)


ESC 150 Comprehensive First Aid/CPR/AED (2) HSC 2400 HSC 250 Emergency Medical Response (3) EMS 1059


Select one of the following: HSC 220 Functional Anatomy (3) HSC 230 Human Anatomy and Physiology I (3) BSC 1085, 2085, 2093

Select four (4) credit hours of any combination of other professional (ESC) activity courses.


MAJOR: International Studies COLLEGE: College of Social Sciences, Mathematics and Education DEPARTMENT: Political Science and International Studies DEGREE: Bachelor of Arts CONTACT: Dr. Mary Anderson, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-1804

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. Students may also complete lower level political science requirements. Equivalency information is included in the chart below. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE INTERNATIONAL STUDIES MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN INTERNATIONAL STUDIES (44 credit hours) Required Courses: University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent

ECO 204 Principles of Microeconomics (4) ECO 2023 ECO 205 Principles of Macroeconomics (4) ECO 2013 HIS 103 World History from 1500 to the Present (4) WOH 1022 IST 470 Senior Research Seminar in International Studies (4) PSC 102 Introduction to International Relations (4) INR 2002

Research Methods Requirement – select one of the following:

PSC 270 Research Methods for Government and World Affairs (4) SOC 365 Qualitative Research Methods (4)

Cultural Awareness Requirement – select one of the following:

COM 401 Intercultural Communication (4) LIT 312 Contemporary World Literature (4) REL 205 World Religions (4) REL 2300

In addition to the IST core (listed above), each major should select a regional or thematic concentration. Regional and thematic concentrations available include: Africa, Indo-Pacific, Latin America, and Political Economy. Within their concentrations, majors should pick an additional 16 credit hours from the lists below. Africa Concentration:

HIS 218 History of the Islamic World (4) HIS 220 Introduction to African History (4) HISH232 Imperialism and Nationalism in Asia and Africa (Honors) (4) LIT 229 Contemporary African Literature (4)


LIT 233 Trauma Narratives: Africa (4) LIT 324 Post-Colonial Literature and Theory (4) PSC 282T Development Strategies and Projects in Africa: A Travel Course to Ghana (4) PSC 343 Third World Political and Economic Development (4) PSC 345 Politics of the Middle East and North Africa (4) PSC 444 The Political Economy of Africa (4)

Indo-Pacific Regional Concentration:

HIS 217 China’s Modern Centuries (4) HIS 221 Japan’s Modern Centuries (4) HIS 227 Traditional China (4) HIS 228 Traditional Japan (4) HIS 296 America and Vietnam (4) HISH232 Imperialism and Nationalism in Asia and Africa (Honors) (4) HISH327 Women and Gender in East Asia (Honors) (4) LIT 323 Post-Colonial Literature and Theory – South Asia (4) PHL 235 Philosophy of Martial Arts (4) PHL 236 Yoga and Philosophy (4) PHL 237 Indian and Asian Philosophy (4) PHL 320 Chinese Philosophy (4) PHL 321 Daoist Philosophy and Religion (4) PHL 330-339 Asian Philosophy Special Topics (4) PSC 341 International Relations of East Asia (4) PSC 365 Politics of East Asia (4) PSC 412 Comparative Judicial Politics (4) PSCH272 Contemporary Japan (Honors) (4) REL 288 Chinese Yoga and Meditation (4)

Latin America Regional Concentration:

HIS 206 Slavery and Racism in Early America: A Comparative Perspective (4) HIS 313 Latin America (4) HIS 322 Spanish Caribbean and its Diasporas (4) PSC 206 Contemporary Latin America (4) PSC 342 The Political Economy of Latina America (4) PSCH265 Revolutionary Cuba: The Politics of Culture and the Culture of Politics (Honors) (4) PSCH311 Transformation in Latin America: Pre-Incan to Modern Peru (Honors) (4) PSCH345 Roots of Modern Latin American Thought: Identity, Culture, Utopia and Revolution (Honors) (4) PSCH353T Cuba and the U.S.: Then and Now (Honors) (4) SPA 422 Latin American Civilization and Culture (4) SPA 435 Latin American Literature (4) SPA 436 The Latin American Novel (4) SPT 251 Latin American Literature in English Translation (4)

Political Economy Concentration:

ECO 305 Economics of Global Inequality and Poverty (4) ECO 310 Environmental Economics and Management (4) ECO 315 International Economic Development (4) ECS 3013 ECO 321 Intermediate Macroeconomic Analysis (4) ECO 430 International Economics and Finance (4) ECO 3703 ECO 432 Economics of Emerging Markets (4) ECO 442 Monetary Economics (4) PSC 202 International Political Economy (4) PSC 280 Introduction to Peace Studies (4) PSC 282T Development Strategies and Projects in Africa: A Travel Course to Ghana (4) PSC 305 Nuclear Proliferation and Nonproliferation (4) PSC 340 The European Union (4)

PSC 341 International Relations of East Asia (4) PSC 342 The Political Economy of Latina America (4) PSC 343 Third World Political and Economic Development (4) PSC 345 Politics of the Middle East and North Africa (4) PSC 365 Politics of East Asia (4) PSC 410 International Law (4) PSC 444 The Political Economy of Africa (4) PSC 446 International Organization (4) PSC 455 NGOs and Global Civil Society (4)


MAJOR: International Business and Accounting COLLEGE: College of Business DEPARTMENT: International Business DEGREE: Bachelor of Science CONTACT: Dr. Mary Keener, Associate Professor/Program Coordinator 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3667

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements and as many of the 100 or 200-level College of Business core courses as possible. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS AND ACCOUNTING MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS AND ACCOUNTING (100 credit hours) College of Business Core Requirements (56 credit hours): University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent


*Can be used to fulfill Baccalaureate Experience requirements in Humanities/Fine Arts. International Business and Accounting Major Requirements (44 credit hours):

ACC 099 Non-Credit Service Requirement for Accounting Majors (0) ACC 304 Cost Accounting (4) ACG 3341 ACC 320 Intermediate Accounting I (4) ACC 351 Accounting Information Systems (4) ACG 3401 ACC 352 Federal Tax Accounting I (4) TAX 4001 ACC 401 Auditing and Attestation (4) ACG 4632


ACC 420 Intermediate Accounting II (4) ACC 460 International Accounting (4) MGT 345 Global Organizational Behavior (4) MGT 350 Survey of International Business (4) MAN 3600

Electives (8 credit hours): Students must take 8 credit hours of non-College of Business elective courses designated as International Global (IG). These courses may include electives offered abroad (with the approval of the international business program coordinator). IG courses used to satisfy the language competency requirement may not also be used to satisfy this requirement. In addition to the courses listed above, students must meet the following requirements to complete a major in international business:

1. Foreign language competency: Students must offer proof of competency in a foreign language as evidenced by passing a competency exam or completion of the Intermediate II course in the language with a grade of “C” or better. (A TOEFL score of 550, 213 [CBT] or 79-80 [IBT] or better meets the competency criteria.)

2. Education abroad (international) experience: This requirement may be met either by studying abroad for a semester or a year, enrolling in a UT travel course, completing an internship abroad or fulfilling a community-based service learning experience abroad. All education abroad experiences must be taken for academic credit, must be pre-approved and all activities must be successfully completed. Students participating in the community-based service learning abroad option may register for 0-4 credit hours in IBS 499. International students are typically waived from the education abroad requirement, as their studies at the University of Tampa constitute an education abroad experience.


MAJOR: International Business and Economics COLLEGE: College of Business DEPARTMENT: International Business DEGREE: Bachelor of Science CONTACT: Dr. Robert Beekman, Associate Professor/Program Coordinator 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3863

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements and as many of the 100 or 200-level College of Business core courses as possible. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS (100 credit hours) College of Business Core Requirements (56 credit hours): University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent


*Can be used to fulfill Baccalaureate Experience requirements in Humanities/Fine Arts. International Business and Economics Major Requirements (44 credit hours):

ECO 320 Intermediate Microeconomics (4) ECO 321 Intermediate Macroeconomic Analysis (4) ECO 460 Econometrics (4) ECO 461 Seminar in Economics (4) MGT 345 Global Organizational Behavior (4) MGT 350 Survey of International Business (4) MAN 3600


Select one of the following: ECO 305 Economics of Global Inequality and Poverty (4) ECO 315 International Economic Development (4) ECO 430 International Economics and Finance (4) ECO 3703 ECO 432 Economics of Emerging Markets (4)

Select two of the following (or any from the above courses not used to satisfy the international economics requirement):

ECO 300 Labor Economics (4) ECO 310 Environmental Economics (4) ECO 340 Introduction to Game Theory and Strategy (4) ECO 420 Public Finance and Public Choice (4) ECO 421 Mathematical Economics (4) ECO 442 Monetary Economics (4) ECO 495 Special Topics in Economics (4)





MAJOR: International Business and Entrepreneurship COLLEGE: College of Business DEPARTMENT: International Business DEGREE: Bachelor of Science CONTACT: Dr. Susan Steiner, Associate Professor/Program Coordinator 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3625

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements and as many of the 100 or 200-level College of Business core courses as possible. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP (96 credit hours) College of Business Core Requirements (56 credit hours): University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent


*Can be used to fulfill Baccalaureate Experience requirements in Humanities/Fine Arts. International Business and Entrepreneurship Major Requirements (40 credit hours):

ENT 320 Introduction to Entrepreneurship and Feasibility Analysis (4) ENT 360 New Venture Finance (4) MKT 360 Marketing Research and Opportunity Analysis (4) MAR 3613 ENT 487 Managing the Growing Firm and Business Planning (4)


MGT 345 Global Organizational Behavior (4) MGT 350 Survey of International Business (4) MAN 3600


ENT 486 International Entrepreneurship (4) MGT 355 The Art and Science of Negotiation (4) MGT 365 Business Strategies for Emerging and the Base of the Pyramid Markets (4)

Select one of the following (or any course not taken from the previous list):

ENT 330 Creativity and Innovative Problem Solving (4) ENT 380 Introduction to Hospitality Management (4) ENT 390 Managing the Family Business (4) ENT 495 Seminar in Entrepreneurship (4) MKT 371 Personal Selling and Sales Management (4) MAR 4403





MAJOR: International Business and Finance COLLEGE: College of Business DEPARTMENT: International Business DEGREE: Bachelor of Science CONTACT: Dr. Lonnie Bryant, Associate Professor/Program Coordinator 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3531

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements and as many of the 100 or 200-level College of Business core courses as possible. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS AND FINANCE MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS AND FINANCE (96 credit hours) College of Business Core Requirements (56 credit hours): University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent


*Can be used to fulfill Baccalaureate Experience requirements in Humanities/Fine Arts. International Business and Finance Major Requirements (40 credit hours):

FIN 410 Intermediate Financial Management (4) FIN 4414 FIN 440 Investments (4) FIN 4504 FIN 470 Financial Markets, Institutions, and Money (4) FIN 4303 FIN 425 International Financial Management (4) FIN 3604 MGT 345 Global Organizational Behavior (4) MGT 350 Survey of International Business (4) MAN 3600


Select one of the following courses: FIN 415 Applied Investment Management (4) FIN 319 Applied Finance and Accounting Using Enterprise Resource Systems (4) FIN 491 Financial Policies and Strategies (4)

Select one of the following courses:

ACC 320 Intermediate Accounting I (4) ECO 320 Intermediate Microeconomics (4) ECO 321 Intermediate Macroeconomic Analysis (4) ECO 460 Econometrics (4) FIN 415 Applied Investment Management (4) FIN 319 Applied Finance and Accounting Using Enterprise Resource Systems (4) FIN 491 Financial Policies and Strategies (4) ITM 319 Business Process Integration Using Enterprise Systems (4)





MAJOR: International Business and Management COLLEGE: College of Business DEPARTMENT: International Business DEGREE: Bachelor of Science CONTACT: Dr. Susan Steiner, Associate Professor/Program Coordinator 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3625

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements and as many of the 100 or 200-level College of Business core courses as possible. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT (84 credit hours) College of Business Core Requirements (56 credit hours): University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent


*Can be used to fulfill Baccalaureate Experience requirements in Humanities/Fine Arts. International Business and Management Major Requirements (28 credit hours):

MGT 340 Human Resource Management (4) MAN 3301, 4625 MGT 345 Global Organizational Behavior (4) MGT 350 Survey of International Business (4) MAN 3600


Select one of the following: MGT 355 The Art and Science of Negotiation (4) MGT 365 Business Strategies for Emerging and the Base of the Pyramid Markets (4)

Select one of the following*:

ENT 320 Introduction to Entrepreneurship/Feasibility (4) ENT 330 Creativity and Innovative Problem Solving (4) ENT 360 New Venture Finance (4) ENT 380 Introduction to Hospitality Management (4) ENT 390 Managing the Family Business (4) ENT 486 International Entrepreneurship (4) ENT 487 Business Plan Development (4) ENT 495 Seminar in Entrepreneurship (4) IBS 492T Seminar in International Business (4) IBS 495 Special Topics in International Business (4) ITM 361 Operations Management (4) MAN 3504 LED 450 Capstone in Leadership Studies (4) MGT 360 Sustainable Development: A New Business Paradigm (4)

*Any ENT (Entrepreneurship) or MGT (Management) course except internships and independent studies may be used to satisfy the major electives. Electives (8 credit hours): Students must take 8 credit hours of non-College of Business elective courses designated as International Global (IG). These courses may include electives offered abroad (with the approval of the international business program coordinator). IG courses used to satisfy the language competency requirement may not also be used to satisfy this requirement. In addition to the courses listed above, students must meet the following requirements to complete a major in international business:




MAJOR: International Business and Management Information Systems COLLEGE: College of Business DEPARTMENT: International Business DEGREE: Bachelor of Science CONTACT: Dr. Farouq Alhourani, Associate Professor/Program Coordinator 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3505

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements and as many of the 100 or 200-level College of Business core courses as possible. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS (100 credit hours) College of Business Core Requirements (56 credit hours): University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent


*Can be used to fulfill Baccalaureate Experience requirements in Humanities/Fine Arts. International Business and Management Information Systems Major Requirements (44 credit hours):

ITM 251 Application Development (4) ISM 3232 ITM 280 Network and Cloud Infrastructure (4) ITM 318 Systems Analysis and Design (4) ISM 3113 ITM 408 Data and Information Management (4) ISM 4212


ITM 419 Enterprise Architecture and Governance (4) ITM 361 Operations Management (4) MAN 3504 MGT 345 Global Organizational Behavior (4) MGT 350 Survey of International Business (4) MAN 3600


ITM 319 Business Process Integration Using Enterprise Systems (4) ITM 350 IS Security and Risk Management (4) ITM 360 Advanced Application Development (4) ITM 380 Network Security (4) ITM 450 Cybersecurity Capstone (4) ITM 480 Ethical Hacking (4) ITM 415 Physical and Operational Security (4) ITM 375 Information Security Standards, Risk Management and Compliance (4) ITM 466 Business Intelligence and Analytics (4) ITM 495 Topics in Information and Technology Management (4)





MAJOR: International Business and Marketing COLLEGE: College of Business DEPARTMENT: International Business DEGREE: Bachelor of Science CONTACT: Dr. Hemant Rustogi, Associate Professor/Program Coordinator 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3694

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements and as many of the 100 or 200-level College of Business core courses as possible. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS AND MARKETING MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS AND MARKETING (92 credit hours) College of Business Core Requirements (56 credit hours): University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent


*Can be used to fulfill Baccalaureate Experience requirements in Humanities/Fine Arts. International Business and Marketing Major Requirements (36 credit hours):

MKT 360 Marketing Research (4) MAR 3613 MKT 450 Marketing Strategy (4) MKT 410 Global Marketing (4) MGT 345 Global Organizational Behavior (4) MGT 350 Survey of International Business (4) MAN 3600


Select two of the following: MKT 352 Service Marketing and Management (4) MKT 354 Buyer Behavior (4) MKT 371 Personal Selling and Sales Management (4) MKT 372 Retail and Distribution Management (4) MKT 411 Promotional and Branding Strategies (4) MKT 495 Special Topics in Marketing (4)





MAJOR: Journalism COLLEGE: College of Arts and Letters DEPARTMENT: Communication DEGREE: Bachelor of Arts CONTACT: Dr. Stephanie Tripp, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3387

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE JOURNALISM MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN JOURNALISM (50 credit hours) Core Requirements: University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent

JOU 101 Introduction to Journalism (4) JOU 221 Multimedia Journalism I: The Digital Tool Kit (4) JOU 271 News Reporting and Writing (4) JOU 273 Practicum in Student Publications (1-4) JOU 304 Multimedia Journalism II: The Converged Newsroom (4) COM 327 Communication and Law (4) MMC 4200 JOU 371 Feature Writing (4) JOU 499 Journalism Colloquium/Portfolio (2)

Electives Students will also take 20 credits of electives form courses listed below:

JOU 213 Travel Writing (4) WRI 220 Writing on and for the Web (4) COM 225 Media Writing (4) MMC 2100, 3602 WRI 242 Publication Editing and Design (2-4) COM 250 Practicum in Broadcast Management (4) WRI 281 Technical Writing (4) ENC 2210 JOU 290-299 Special Topics in Journalism (4) COM 300 The Documentary Tradition (4) WRI 301 Biography and Historical Narrative (4) COM 303 Studio Television I (4) COM 313 Documentary Production (4)


COM 315 Web Design (4) COM 323 Frontiers of Communication (4) RTV 3001 COM 325 Writing for Broadcast News (4) RTV 3301 COM 333 Studio Television II (4) COM 339 Mobile Application Design (4) COM 346 Writing for Interactive Media (4) COM 365 Critical Analysis of Media Events (4) ENG 370 Printing, Publishing and Book Arts (4) COM 373 Interactive Journalism Production (4) WRI 374 Narrative Nonfiction (4) WRI 381 Technical and Professional Editing (4) JOU 390-399 Advanced Special Topics in Journalism (4) COM 426 Public Opinion, the Media and Power (4) JOU 485-489 Directed Writing in Journalism (1-4) JOU 490 Journalism Studies: Career Internship for Journalism Majors (4)


MAJOR: Liberal Studies (Interdisciplinary) COLLEGE: Office of Graduate and Continuing Studies DEPARTMENT: Liberal Arts and Sciences DEGREE: Bachelor of Liberal Studies CONTACT: Dr. Gary Simon, Director of Adult and Summer Academic Programs 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-1764

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE BACHELOR OF LIBERAL STUDIES (INTERDISCIPLINARY) The Bachelor of Liberal Studies (BLS) degree is designed to permit mature students to choose, in lieu of a traditional major, an interdisciplinary concentration in humanities, social sciences or interdisciplinary studies. The BLS program provides nontraditional students with curricular flexibility and the opportunity to earn credit for experiential learning. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN LIBERAL STUDIES (INTERDISCIPLINARY) (124 credit hours): Baccalaureate Experience (38 credit hours): University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent



PHL 201 Logic (4) PHI 1100, 2100 PHL 212 Critical Thinking (4) PHI 1103, 2103 MAT 155* Finite Mathematics for Liberal Arts (4) MGF 1106, 1107 MAT 160* College Algebra (4) MAC 1105

*A higher level math course may also apply, except MAT 201 Introduction to Statistics, which is not accepted in the Baccalaureate Experience requirements. Select one of the following:

SPE 200 Oral Communication (4) SPC 1600, 1608, 2600, 2608 SPE 208 Speech for Business and the Professions (4) GEB 1214; SPC 1016, 1065

Liberal Studies courses (22 credit hours): Humanities/ Fine Arts (4) – any course so designated; studio courses are limited to 2 credit hours Natural Sciences (3) – any course, with or without a laboratory, designated BIO, PHY or CHE Social Sciences (4) – any course so designated Art/Aesthetic (3) – any course so designated International Studies (8) – any course designated IG or NW Interdisciplinary BLS (iBLS) (86 credit hours): The interdisciplinary BLS degree provides students with the opportunity to combine two areas of study to structure a degree that satisfies their unique needs. Areas of study students may select from are as follows:


• Applied Arts • Communication Practices • Commercial Operations • Community Affairs • Safety and Security • Personal Fitness • Sustainability

Students must select and complete the requirements for two areas of study.

• Each area of study requires no less than 43 credit hours in the area of study (for a total of at least 86 credit hours when combining the two chosen areas of study).

• If elective credit hours are provided for in the area of study, those electives may be from any discipline unless otherwise specified.

• A course may be applied to meet the requirements for only one area of study. • When combining the two selected areas of study, the student must successfully complete at least 31 credit

hours at the University of Tampa and must earn at least 24 credit hours from 300-level courses or higher. Applied Arts (43 credit hours): Must complete at least 43 credit hours from a combination of courses in the following disciplines: art (ART), music (MUS), theatre (THR), dance (DAN)

• At least 16 of the credit hours must be in one of the above disciplines. • At least 8 credit hours must be earned from non-studio courses. • 400-level special problems ART courses are not accepted. • MUS courses designated “for performing arts majors only” are not accepted • MUS 108 (Recording and Electronic Music I) and MUS 109 (Recording and Electronic Music II) are not

accepted. • THR courses designated “for THR majors only” are not accepted.

Communication Practices (43 credit hours): University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent

COM 224 Mass Media and Society (4) MMC 2000 COM 232 Visual Literacy (4)


COM 225 Media Writing (4) MMC 2100, 3602 COM 226 Introduction to Scriptwriting for Motion Pictures & Television (4)

At least 20 credit hours in additional communication (COM) courses, including at least one of the courses from the following list:

COM 325 Writing for Broadcast News (4) RTV 3301 COM 340 Screenwriting I (4) COM 346 Writing for Interactive Media (4) COM 348 Writing the Situation Comedy (4) COM 383 Writing for Advertising (4) COM 384 Writing for Public Relations (4)

Electives must be in one or more of the following: English (ENG), literature (LIT), journalism (JOU), writing (WRI), any language course. Commercial Operations (43 credit hours): As part of the Baccalaureate Experience requirements: University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent

SPE 208 Communication for Business and Professions (4) GEB 1214; SPC 1016, 1065

MAT 160 College Algebra (4) MAC 1105 At least 43 credit hours, including:

BUS 101 Introduction to Global Business (4) GEB 1011 BUS 221 Business Law and Social Responsibility (4) BUL 3320 ACC 202 Financial Accounting (4) ACG 2021 ACC 203 Managerial Accounting (4) ACG 2071 ECO 204 Principles of Microeconomics (4) ECO 2023 ECO 205 Principles of Macroeconomics (4) ECO 2013 QMB 210 Managerial Statistics (4) QMB 2100, 3200 ITM 220 Information Systems (4) ISM 3011


MGT 330 Principles of Management (4) MAN 3025 MKT 300 Principles of Marketing (4) MAR 3023 FIN 310 Financial Management (4) FIN 3403

Electives must be in one or more of the following: accounting (ACC), management (MGT), marketing (MKT), finance (FIN), information technology management (ITM). Community Affairs (43 credit hours): As part of the Baccalaureate Experience requirements: University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent

SOC 100 Introduction to Sociology (4) SYG 2000 At least 43 credit hours, including:

PSC 100 Introduction to Government and World Affairs (4) POS 1001; CPO 2002 PSC 200 American Government (4) POS 1041, 2041 PSC 203 Political Parties and Interest Groups (4) PSC 308 Urban Politics and Policy (4) POS 3142

Eight (8) credit hours of American history Electives must be earned in one or more of the following: political science (PSC), history (HIS), sociology (SOC), urban studies (UST), women’s studies (WST), philosophy (PHL). Safety and Security (43 credit hours): As part of the Baccalaureate Experience requirements: University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent

PSY 200 General Psychology PSY 1012, 2012 At least 43 credit hours, including:

CRM 101 Introduction to Criminology (4) CCJ 1010, 3610 CRM 102 Introduction to Criminal Justice (4) CCJ 1020, 3024 CRM 200 Law Enforcement (4) CJE 1000; CCJ 2400 LJA 204 Introduction to Law and the Legal System (4) CJL 1000 HSC 250 Emergency Medical Response (3) EMS 1059


HIS 212 Witchcraft and Magic in the Early Modern Atlantic World (4) HIS 325 Narcotic Drugs and Modern Society (4) PSC 403 U.S. National Security Policy (4)

Eight (8) credit hours of additional CRM courses

Electives must be earned in one or more of the following: criminology (CRM), psychology (PSY), political science (PSC), health science (HSC), philosophy (PHL). Personal Fitness (43 credit hours): At least 43 credit hours, including: University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent

HSC 100 Health Science (2) HLP 1081, 2100 HSC 130 Medical Terminology (3) HSC 1531, 4537 ESC 150 Comprehensive First Aid/CPR/AED (2) HSC 2400 HSC 203 Nutrition (3) HUN 1201, 2201; BSC 1025 HSC 220 Functional Anatomy (3) ESC 110 Introduction to Exercise Science and Sport Studies (2) HLP 2000

At least 12 credit hours in exercise science (ESC), excluding ESC 110 Electives must be earned in one or more of the following: exercise science (ESC), health science (HSC), education (EDU), psychology (PSY). Sustainability (43 credit hours): As part of the Baccalaureate Experience requirements: University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent

PHL 212 Critical Thinking (4) PHI 1103, 2103 Select one of the following:

BIO 112 Environmental Science (3) IDS 1152; EVS 1001, 2001 BIO 137 Sustainability in Cities (3)

At least 43 credit hours, including:

GEO 205 Principles of Resource Utilization (4) PSC 426 Public Opinion, the Media and Power (4) ECO 205 Principles of Macroeconomics (4) ECO 2013


PHL 202 Ethics (4) PHI 1600, 2600 PHL 208 Business Ethics (4) PHI 1631, 2631 PHL 209 Biomedical Ethics (4) PHI 2635, 3633 PHL 210 Environmental Ethics (4) PHI 3640

Electives must be earned in one or more of the following: public policy, political science, law, management, organizational behavior, ethics/social responsibility, economics, environmental science, and/or urban studies.


MAJOR: Liberal Studies (Specialized) COLLEGE: Office of Graduate and Continuing Studies DEPARTMENT: Liberal Arts and Sciences DEGREE: Bachelor of Liberal Studies CONTACT: Dr. Gary Simon, Director of Adult and Summer Academic Programs 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-1764

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE BACHELOR OF LIBERAL STUDIES (SPECIALIZED) The Bachelor of Liberal Studies (BLS) degree is designed to permit mature students to choose, in lieu of a traditional major, an interdisciplinary concentration in humanities, social sciences or interdisciplinary studies. The BLS program provides nontraditional students with curricular flexibility and the opportunity to earn credit for experiential learning. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN LIBERAL STUDIES (SPECIALIZED) (124 credit hours): Baccalaureate Experience (38 credit hours): University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent



PHL 201 Logic (4) PHI 1100, 2100 PHL 212 Critical Thinking (4) PHI 1103, 2103 MAT 155* Finite Mathematics for Liberal Arts (4) MGF 1106, 1107 MAT 160* College Algebra (4) MAC 1105

*A higher level math course may also apply, except MAT 201 Introduction to Statistics, which is not accepted in the Baccalaureate Experience requirements. Select one of the following:

SPE 200 Oral Communication (4) SPC 1600, 1608, 2600, 2608 SPE 208 Speech for Business and the Professions (4) GEB 1214; SPC 1016, 1065

Liberal Studies courses (22 credit hours): Humanities/ Fine Arts (4) – any course so designated; studio courses are limited to 2 credit hours Natural Sciences (3) – any course, with or without a laboratory, designated BIO, PHY or CHE Social Sciences (4) – any course so designated Art/Aesthetic (3) – any course so designated International Studies (8) – any course designated IG or NW Specialized BLS (sBLS) (42-46 credit hours + 44 elective credit hours): A specialized BLS degree requires students to meet all the requirements of their chosen specialization. Specializations the student may select from are as follows:


• Humanities • Social Science • Community Wellness • Instructional Support • Public Information • Community Safety

Courses used to satisfy the Baccalaureate Experience requirements may not be used to also satisfy requirements of any specialization. Of the total credits for the sBLS, at least 24 must be earned from 300-level courses or higher. Humanities (42 credit hours + 44 elective credit hours): • At least 20 of the specialization credit hours must be in one of the following disciplines:

o English (ENG), Journalism (JOU) and/or Literature (LIT) o Language (any of the languages) o Philosophy (PHL) and/or Religion (REL) o Communication (COM) (courses designated “Humanities” only) o Writing (WRI)

• At least 15 of the specialization credit hours must be earned at the University. • At least 16 of the specialization credit hours must be earned in courses at the 300-level or higher. Forty-four (44) additional credit hours may be earned through electives of the student’s choosing to meet the 124-credit hour graduation requirement. Social Science (42 credit hours + 44 elective credit hours): • At least 20 of the specialization credit hours must be in one of the following disciplines:

o History (HIS) o Psychology (PSY) o Criminology (CRM) o Communication (COM) (courses designated “Social Science” only) o Sociology (SOC) o Political Science (PSC) and/or Urban Studies (UST) o Economics (ECO)

• At least 15 of the specialization credit hours must be earned at the University. • At least 16 of the specialization credit hours must be earned in courses at the 300-level or higher. Forty-four (44) additional credit hours may be earned through electives of the student’s choosing to meet the 124-credit hour graduation requirement. Community Wellness (42 credit hours + 43 elective credit hours): As part of the Baccalaureate Experience requirements: University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent

PSY 200 General Psychology (4) PSY 1012, 2012 SOC 100 Introduction to Sociology (4) SYG 2000


BIO 124 Biological Science (3) BSC 1005 BIO 183 Microbiology for the Allied Health Sciences (3) MCB 1000, 2000, 2010

Required in the specialization:

HSC 100 Health Science (2) HLP 1081, 2100

HSC 130 Medical Terminology (3) HSC 1531, 4537 ESC 150 Comprehensive First Aid/CPR/AED (2) HSC 2400 HSC 203 Nutrition (3) HUN 1201, 2201; BSC 1025 HSC 220 Functional Anatomy (3) SOC 202 Marriage and Family (4) SYG 2430 SOC 302 Sociology of Aging (4) GEY 2000, 3625 SOC 307 Families in Global Perspective (4)


SOC 306 Racial and Ethnic Relations (4) SYD 3700 SOC 313 Social Stratification (4) SOC 320 Sociology of Gender (4) SYG 2221 HIS 325 Narcotic Drugs and Modern Society (4)


HIS 212 Witchcraft & Magic in the Early Modern Atlantic World (4) HIS 215 Women in American History (4)

At least two 200-level or higher psychology (PSY) courses of the student’s choosing (8 credit hours) • At least 15 of the above credit hours must be earned at the University. • At least 16 of the above credit hours must be earned in courses at the 300-level or higher. Forty-three (43) additional credit hours may be earned through electives of the student’s choosing to meet the 124-credit hour graduation requirement. Instructional Support (42 credit hours + 44 elective credit hours): As part of the Baccalaureate Experience requirements: University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent



MAT 155 Finite Mathematics for Liberal Arts (4) MGF 1106, 1107 MAT 160 College Algebra (4) MAC 1105

*A higher level math course may also apply, except MAT 201 Introduction to Statistics, which is not accepted in the Baccalaureate Experience requirements. Required in the specialization:

EDU 200 Foundations of American Education (3) EDF 1005, 2005 EDU 210 Technology in Education (2) EME 2040 EDU 212 Understanding Children and Youth with Disabilities (4) EDF 2085 EDU 206 Human Development & Learning (4) EDU 209 Cross Cultural Comparative Research: Perspectives in International Education (4) SOC 245 Individual and Society (4) ISS 1102


SOC 306 Racial and Ethnic Relations (4) SYD 3700 SOC 313 Social Stratification (4) SOC 320 Sociology of Gender (4) SYG 2221

Four (4) credit hours in writing (WRI) Five (5) credit hours in art/aesthetic courses Eight (8) credit hours in English (ENG) or literature (LIT) courses

• At least 15 of the above credit hours must be earned at the University. • At least 16 of the above credit hours must be earned in courses at the 300-level or higher. Forty-four (44) additional credit hours may be earned through electives of the student’s choosing to meet the 124-credit hour graduation requirement. Public Information (46 credit hours + 44 elective credit hours): University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent

COM 224 Mass Media and Society (4) MMC 2000 COM 225 Media Writing (4) MMC 2100, 3602 COM 232 Visual Literacy (4) COM 384 Writing for Public Relations (4) THR 204* Acting I for Non-Majors (3) TPP 1100, 1110

*May substitute an equivalent or higher theatre performance course. Select one of the following:

PSC 203 Political Parties & Interest Groups (4) PSC 326 Political Campaigns & Electoral Politics (4) PSC 426 Public Opinion, Media & Power

At least 15 credit hours in English (ENG), literature (LIT), and/or writing (WRI) courses At least 8 credit hours in art (ART) or other communication (COM) courses • At least 15 of the above credit hours must be earned at the University. • At least 16 of the above credit hours must be earned in courses at the 300-level or higher. • Electives of the student’s choosing must be in ART, COM, ENG, WRI, any language course, SOC and/or PSC. 44 credit hours may be earned through electives of the student’s choosing to meet the 124-credit hour graduation requirement. Community Safety (42 credit hours + 44 elective credit hours): As part of the Baccalaureate Experience requirements: University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent


Required in the specialization:

CRM 101 Introduction to Criminology (4) CCJ 1010, 3610 CRM 102 Introduction to Criminal Justice (4) CCJ 1020, 3024 CRM 200 Law Enforcement (4) CJE 1000; CCJ 2400 CRM 300 Victimology (4) LJA 204 Introduction to Law and the Legal System (4) CJL 1000 HIS 325 Narcotic Drugs and Modern Society (4) HSC 250 Emergency Medical Response (3) EMS 1059 PSC 403 U.S. National Security Policy (4)


UST 210 Urban Politics and Policy (4) PHL 202 Ethics (4) PHI 1600, 2600


SOC 310 Applied Sociology (4) SOC 302 Sociology of Aging (4) GEY 2000, 3625 SOC 313 Social Stratification (4) SOC 320 Sociology of Gender (4) SYG 2221

SOC 306 Racial and Ethnic Relations (4) SYD 3700 PSC 401 Public Policy Analysis (4) PUP 4002

Three (3) elective credit hours in health science (HSC) • At least 15 of the above credit hours must be earned at the University. • At least 16 of the above credit hours must be earned in courses at the 300-level or higher. 44 credit hours may be earned through electives of the student’s choosing to meet the 124-credit hour graduation requirement.


MAJOR: Management COLLEGE: College of Business DEPARTMENT: Management DEGREE: Bachelor of Science CONTACT: Dr. Susan Steiner, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3625

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements and as many of the 100 or 200-level College of Business core courses as possible. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida public community college are admitted with junior standing. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE MANAGEMENT MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN MANAGEMENT (76 credit hours) College of Business Core Requirements (56 credit hours): University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent


*Can be used to fulfill Baccalaureate Experience requirements in Humanities/Fine Arts. Management Major Requirements (20 credit hours):

MGT 340 Human Resource Management (4) MAN 3301, 4625 MGT 345 Global Organizational Behavior (4) MGT 350 Survey of International Business (4) MAN 3600

Select two of the following*:

ENT 320 Introduction to Entrepreneurship/Feasibility (4)


ENT 330 Creativity and Innovative Problem Solving (4) ENT 360 New Venture Finance (4) ENT 380 Introduction to Hospitality Management (4) ENT 390 Managing the Family Business (4) ENT 486 International Entrepreneurship (4) ENT 487 Business Plan Development (4) ENT 495 Seminar in Entrepreneurship (4) IBS 492T Seminar in International Business (4) IBS 495 Special Topics in International Business (4) ITM 361 Operations Management (4) MAN 3504 LED 450 Capstone in Leadership Studies (4) MGT 355 The Art and Science of Negotiation (4) MGT 360 Sustainable Development: A New Business Paradigm (4) MGT 365 Business Strategies for Emerging and the Base of the Pyramid Markets

(4)

*Any ENT (Entrepreneurship) or MGT (Management) course except internships and independent studies may be used to satisfy the major electives.


MAJOR: Management Information Systems COLLEGE: College of Business DEPARTMENT: Information and Technology Management DEGREE: Bachelor of Science CONTACT: Dr. Farouq Alhourani, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3505

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements and as many of the 100 or 200-level College of Business core courses as possible. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida public community college are admitted with junior standing. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS (84 credit hours) College of Business Core Requirements (56 credit hours): University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent


*Can be used to fulfill Baccalaureate Experience requirements in Humanities/Fine Arts. Management Information Systems Major Requirements (28 credit hours):

ITM 251 Application Development (4) ISM 3232 ITM 280 Network and Cloud Infrastructure (4) ITM 318 Systems Analysis and Design (4) ISM 3113 ITM 408 Data and Information Management (4) ISM 4212 ITM 419 Enterprise Architecture and Governance (4)


Select two of the following: ITM 319 Business Process Integration Using Enterprise Systems (4) ITM 350 Information Security Principles (4) ITM 360 Advanced Application Development (4) ITM 361 Operations Management (4) MAN 3504 ITM 375 Information Security Standards, Risk Management and Compliance (4) ITM 466 Business Intelligence and Analytics (4) ITM 495 Special Topics in Information and Technology Management (4)


MAJOR: Marine Science - Biology (Double major) COLLEGE: College of Natural and Health Sciences DEPARTMENT: Biology DEGREE: Bachelor of Science CONTACT: Dr. Ann Williams, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3994

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. Also, complete as many of the lower-level chemistry, biology, physics and math requirements as possible. See chart below for equivalency information. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE MARINE SCIENCE-BIOLOGY MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN MARINE SCIENCE-BIOLOGY (76 credit hours) University of Tampa Courses State Equivalent Course

BIO 198 General Biology I (4) BSC 1010, 2010 BIO 199 General Biology II (4) BSC 1011, 2011 BIO 200 General Genetics (4) PCB 3063 CHE 152 General Chemistry I (3) CHM 1045, 2045 CHE 153L General Chemistry I Lab (1) CHM 1045L, 2045L CHE 154 General Chemistry II (3) CHM 1046, 2046 CHE 155L General Chemistry II Lab (1) CHM 1046L, 2046L MAT 170* Precalculus (4) MAC 1140 MAT 260 Calculus I (4) MAC 2311 BIO 410** Senior Seminar (1) BIO 411 Biology Outcomes Capstone (0) MAR 327 Marine Botany (4)

*May be waived if student is placed directly into MAT 260 Calculus I. **BIO 440, 450 or 495 may be substituted if an oral presentation is made. Select one of the following:

BIO 212 Ecology (4) PCB 3043, 4043 MAR 222 Marine Ecology (4)


BIO 224 Invertebrate Zoology (4) MAR 226 Marine Zoology (4)


BIO 225 Vertebrate Zoology (4) BIO 250 Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy (4)


Select two of the following: MAR 201 Origins & Evolution of the Marine Environment (lab included) (4) MAR 200 Introduction to Marine Science (3) OCE 2001 MAR 301 Physical Oceanography (4) MAR 310 Biological Oceanography (4) CHE 180 Environmental Chemistry (3)

Category I – Cellular Biology/Physiology Courses (select one of the following):


Collateral and prerequisite courses required:

CHE 232-235L Organic Chemistry I, II w/labs (8) CHM 2210, 2210L, 2211, 2211L PHY 200-201/205-206 General Physics I, II w/labs (8) PHY 2048, 2053, 2049, 2054

Must also complete 7-8 credit hours of electives above BIO 199 or MAR 200.


MAJOR: Marine Science - Chemistry (Double major) COLLEGE: College of Natural and Health Sciences DEPARTMENT: Biology DEGREE: Bachelor of Science CONTACT: Dr. Ann Williams, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3994

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. Also, complete as many of the lower-level chemistry, biology, physics and math requirements as possible. See chart below for equivalency information. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE MARINE SCIENCE-CHEMISTRY MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN MARINE SCIENCE-CHEMISTRY (75 credit hours) University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent

BIO 198 General Biology I (4) BSC 1010, 2010 BIO 199 General Biology II (4) BSC 1011, 2011 CHE 152 General Chemistry I (3) CHM 1045, 2045 CHE 153L General Chemistry I Lab (1) CHM 1045L, 2045L CHE 154 General Chemistry II (3) CHM 1046, 2046 CHE 155L General Chemistry II Lab (1) CHM 1046L, 2046L CHE 232 Organic Chemistry I (3) CHM 2210 CHE 233L Organic Chemistry I Lab (1) CHM 2210L CHE 234 Organic Chemistry II (3) CHM 2211 CHE 235L Organic Chemistry II Lab (1) CHM 2211L CHE 245 Intermediate Inorganic Chemistry (4) CHE 305 Applied Physical Chemistry (3) CHE 310 Analytical Chemistry (4) CHM 3120 CHE 315 Chemical Oceanography (3) CHE 430 Advanced Instrumental Chemistry (4) MAT 260 Calculus I (4) MAC2311 MAT 261 Calculus II (4) MAR 201 Origins & Evolution of the Marine Environment (lab included) (4) MAR 200 Introduction to Marine Science (3) OCE 2001 MAR 301 Physical Oceanography (4) MAR 310 Biological Oceanography (4)


Select one of the following courses: CHE 451 Introduction to Research (2) CHE 410 Senior Seminar (2)

Collateral and prerequisite courses required:

PHY 200/205 General Physics I (4) PHY 1053, 2048, 2053 PHY 201/206 General Physics II (4) PHY 1054, 2049, 2054


MAJOR: Marketing COLLEGE: College of Business DEPARTMENT: Marketing DEGREE: Bachelor of Science CONTACT: Dr. Hemant Rustogi, Dana Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3694

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements and as many of the 100 or 200-level College of Business core courses as possible. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida public community college are admitted with junior standing. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE MAJOR/PROGRAM OF STUDY None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN MARKETING (76 credit hours) College of Business Core Requirements (56 credit hours): University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent


*Can be used to fulfill Baccalaureate Experience requirements in Humanities/Fine Arts. Marketing Major Requirements (20 credit hours):

MKT 360 Marketing Research (4) MAR 3613 MKT 450 Marketing Strategy (4)

Select three of the following:

MKT 352 Service Marketing and Management (4) MKT 354 Buyer Behavior (4)


MKT 371 Personal Selling and Sales Management (4) MKT 372 Retail and Distribution Management (4) MKT 410 Global Marketing (4) MKT 411 Promotional and Branding Strategies (4) ENT 320 Introduction to Entrepreneurship/Feasibility (4)


MAJOR: Mathematical Programming COLLEGE: College of Social Sciences, Mathematics and Education DEPARTMENT: Mathematics DEGREE: Bachelor of Science CONTACT: Dr. John Sumner, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3357

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE MATHEMATICAL PROGRAMMING MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN MATHEMATICAL PROGRAMMING (45 credit hours) University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent

ITM 251 Application Development (4) ISM 3232 ITM 360 Advanced Application Development (4) MAT 260 Calculus I (4) MAC 2311 MAT 261 Calculus II (4) MAC 2312 MAT 262 Calculus III (4) MAC 2313 MAT 299 Introduction to Higher Mathematics (4) MAT 300 Differential Equations (4) MAP 2302 MAT 301 Discrete Mathematics (4) COT 3100 MAT 308 Linear Algebra (4) MAS 3105 MAT 490 Senior Seminar (1)

Electives: Select two other ITM courses (8 credit hours) not lower than ITM 251.



MAJOR: Mathematics COLLEGE: College of Social Sciences, Mathematics and Education DEPARTMENT: Mathematics DEGREE: Bachelor of Science CONTACT: Dr. John Sumner, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3357

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements and, if possible, calculus requirements. Equivalent course information is listed below. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE MATHEMATICS MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN MATHEMATICS (45 credit hours) University of Tampa State Course Equivalent

MAT 260 Calculus I (4) MAC 2311 MAT 261 Calculus II (4) MAC 2312 MAT 262 Calculus III (4) MAC 2313 MAT 285 Programming with Mathematical Applications (4) MAT 299 Introduction to Higher Mathematics (4) MAT 490 Senior Seminar (1)

Select six of the following (24 credit hours):

MAT 300 Differential Equations (4) MAP 2302 MAT 301 Discrete Mathematics (4) COT 3100 MAT 308 Linear Algebra (4) MAS 3105 MAT 310 Probability and Mathematical Statistics (4) MAT 401 Real Analysis (4) MAT 410 Complex Analysis (4) MAT 420 Modern Abstract Algebra (4) MAT 499 Selected Topics (1-4)



MAJOR: Music COLLEGE: College of Arts and Letters DEPARTMENT: Music DEGREE: Bachelor of Arts CONTACT: Dr. Bradford Blackburn, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3399

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE MAJOR/PROGRAM OF STUDY None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN MUSIC (50 credit hours) All full-time music majors must register for MUS 269 Recital/ Concert Attendance each semester of residence. All full-time music majors must also participate in an assigned ensemble each semester. Theory and Musicianship: University of Tampa State Course Equivalent

MUS 100* Music Fundamentals (3) MUT 1001 MUS 112 Aural Skills I (2) MUT 1241 MUS 113 Aural Skills II (2) MUT 1242 MUS 122 Music Theory I (2) MUT 1111 MUS 123 Music Theory II (2) MUT 1112 MUS 210 Concert Recording Practicum (2) MUS 212 Aural Skills III (2) MUT 2246 MUS 213 Aural Skills IV (2) MUT 2247 MUS 222 Music Theory III (2) MUT 2116 MUS 223 Music Theory IV (2) MUT 2117

*The need to take MUS 100 will be determined by the results of the Music Theory & Aural Skills Placement Exam. History:

MUS 103 Music Literature (1) MUS 191 World Music (3) MUH 2051 MUS 380 Music History Survey I: Antiquity, Middle Ages, Renaissance and Baroque (3) MUS 381 Music History Survey II: 18th Century Classical Period and 19th Century

Romanticism (3)

MUS 480 Music History Survey III: 1900 to Present Day (3)


Performance: Select eight (8) credit hours from the following:

MUS 247 Organ (2) MVK 1213 MUS 249 Harpsichord (1,2) MUS 250 Piano (1,2) MVK 1211, 1311, 2221, 2321 MUS 251 Voice (1,2) MVV 1211, 1311, 2221, 2321 MUS 252 Flute (1,2) MVW 1211, 1311, 2321 MUS 253 Oboe (1,2) MVW 1212, 1312, 2322 MUS 254 Clarinet (1,2) MVW 1213, 1313, 2323 MUS 255 Bassoon (1,2) MVW 1214, 1314, 2324 MUS 256 Saxophone (1,2) MVW 1215, 1315, 2325 MUS 257 Trumpet (1,2) MVB 1311, 2321 MUS 258 French Horn (1,2) MVB 1312, 2322 MUS 259 Trombone (1,2) MVB 1313, 2313, 2323 MUS 260 Baritone (1,2) MVB 1314, 2324 MUS 261 Tuba (1,2) MVB 1315, 2325 MUS 262 Percussion (1,2) MVP 1211, 1311, 2321 MUS 263 Violin (1,2) MVS 1211, 1311, 2321 MUS 264 Viola (1,2) MVS 1212, 1312, 2322 MUS 265 Cello (1,2) MVS 1213, 1313 MUS 266 String Bass (1,2) MVS 1214, 1314, 2324 MUS 267 Classical Guitar (1,2) MVS 1216, 1316, 2326 MUS 271 Harp (1,2) MUS 272 Contemporary Guitar (1,2) MUS 273 Contemporary Piano (1,2) MUS 274 Contemporary Bass (1,2) MUS 275 Contemporary Percussion (1,2)

Attend one recital/concert in each semester of attendance:

MUS 269 Recital/Concert (0) Select a minimum of one ensemble in each semester of attendance (8 credit hours):

MUS 192 World Music Drumming Ensemble (0-1) MUS 245 Special Project in Music (1) MUS 246 Camerata (0-1) MUS 289 Orchestra (0-1) MUN 1210 MUS 290 Spartan Band (0-1) MUS 291 Wind Ensemble (0-1) MUN 3143 MUS 292 Jazz Ensemble (0-1) MUN 1710, 3713 MUS 293 Chamber Singers (0-1) MUN 1310, 3313 MUS 294 Opus (0-1) MUS 295 Women’s Glee Club (0-1) MUS 301 Interactive Arts Ensemble (0-1) MUS 302 Jazz Combo (0-1) MUS 303 Studio Production Ensemble (0-1) MUS 307 Opera Workshop (0-1) MUS 309 Performance Class (0-1) MUS 310 String Ensemble (0-1) MUS 311 Classical Guitar Ensemble (0-1) MUS 312 Woodwind Ensemble (0-1) MUS 313 Brass Ensemble (0-1) MUS 314 Percussion Ensemble (0-1) MUN 1440


MAJOR: Music Education (K-12) COLLEGE: College of Arts and Letters DEPARTMENT: Music DEGREE: Bachelor of Music CONTACT: Dr. Bradford Blackburn, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3399

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION TO TEACHER EDUCATION PROGRAM Students planning to enter teacher education programs must apply after they have completed at least 30 credit hours. Transfer students seeking to apply should do so immediately upon acceptance to the University. The Application for Admission to Teacher Education must be completed and returned to UT’s Department of Education in November for spring admission consideration and in April for fall admission consideration. To enroll in 300-400 level education courses, students must be accepted into the teacher education program, unless they are transfer students with permission granted by the department chair. Based upon an intensive review, the Teacher Education Review Committee may recommend or deny admission to the program. Each semester the Department of Education monitors the GPAs of students who have been admitted to teacher education. Continued professional standing is granted with maintenance of the following:


REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN MUSIC EDUCATION (K-12) (99 credit hours) Theory and Musicianship (29 credit hours): University of Tampa State Course Equivalent

MUS 100 Music Fundamentals (3) MUT 1001 MUS 110 Piano Class I (2) MVK 1111, 1811, 2811 MUS 111 Piano Class II (2) MVK 1111, 1821, 2121 MUS 112 Aural Skills I (2) MUT 1241 MUS 113 Aural Skills II (2) MUT 1242 MUS 122 Music Theory I (2) MUT 1111 MUS 123 Music Theory II (2) MUT 1112 MUS 210 Concert Recording Practicum (2) MUS 212 Aural Skills III (2) MUT 2246 MUS 213 Aural Skills IV (2) MUT 2247 MUS 215 Basic Conducting (2) MUS 222 Music Theory III (2) MUT 2116 MUS 223 Music Theory IV (2) MUT 2117


MUS 323 Arranging and Orchestration (2) History (10 credit hours):

MUS 103 Music Literature (1) MUS 380 Music History Survey I: Antiquity, Middle Ages, Renaissance and Baroque (3) MUS 381 Music History Survey II: 18th Century Classical Period and 19th Century

Romanticism (3)

MUS 480 Music History Survey III: 1900 to Present Day (3) Performance (30 credit hours):

MUS 135 Alexander Technique for Musicians (1) MUS 200 Jazz Improvisation I (1) MUS 346 Junior Recital (0-1)

Techniques Courses (6 credit hours):

MUS 225 Voice Techniques (1) MUS 226 String Techniques (1) MUS 228 Brass Techniques (1) MUS 229 Percussion Techniques (1) MUS 230 Woodwind Techniques I: Single Reeds (1) MUS 232 Guitar Techniques (1)

Select twelve semester hours on Major Instrument or Voice from the following:

MUS 247 Organ (2) MVK 1213 MUS 249 Harpsichord (1,2) MUS 250 Piano (1,2) MVK 1211, 1311, 2221, 2321 MUS 251 Voice (1,2) MVV 1211, 1311, 2221, 2321 MUS 252 Flute (1,2) MVW 1211, 1311, 2321 MUS 253 Oboe (1,2) MVW 1212, 1312, 2322 MUS 254 Clarinet (1,2) MVW 1213, 1313, 2323 MUS 255 Bassoon (1,2) MVW 1214, 1314, 2324 MUS 256 Saxophone (1,2) MVW 1215, 1315, 2325 MUS 257 Trumpet (1,2) MVB 1311, 2321 MUS 258 French Horn (1,2) MVB 1312, 2322 MUS 259 Trombone (1,2) MVB 1313, 2313, 2323 MUS 260 Baritone (1,2) MVB 1314, 2324 MUS 261 Tuba (1,2) MVB 1315, 2325 MUS 262 Percussion (1,2) MVP 1211, 1311, 2321 MUS 263 Violin (1,2) MVS 1211, 1311, 2321 MUS 264 Viola (1,2) MVS 1212, 1312, 2322 MUS 265 Cello (1,2) MVS 1213, 1313 MUS 266 String Bass (1,2) MVS 1214, 1314, 2324 MUS 267 Classical Guitar (1,2) MVS 1216, 1316, 2326 MUS 271 Harp (1,2) MUS 272 Contemporary Guitar (1,2) MUS 273 Contemporary Piano (1,2) MUS 274 Contemporary Bass (1,2) MUS 275 Contemporary Percussion (1,2)

Must attend one recital/concert each semester in attendance:

MUS 269 Recital/ Concert Attendance Select a minimum of one ensemble in each semester of attendance (9 credit hours)*:

MUS 192 World Music Drumming Ensemble (0-1)

MUS 245 Special Project in Music (1) MUS 246 Camerata (0-1) MUS 289 Orchestra (0-1) MUN 1210 MUS 290 Spartan Band (0-1) MUS 291 Wind Ensemble (0-1) MUN 3143 MUS 292 Jazz Ensemble (0-1) MUN 1710, 3713 MUS 293 Chamber Singers (0-1) MUN 1310, 3313 MUS 294 Opus (0-1) MUS 295 Women’s Glee Club (0-1) MUS 297 Men’s Glee Club (0-1) MUS 301 Interactive Arts Ensemble (3) MUS 302 Jazz Combo (0-1) MUS 303 Studio Production Ensemble (0-1) MUS 307 Opera Workshop (0-1) MUS 309 Performance Class (0-1) MUS 310 String Ensemble (0-1) MUS 311 Classical Guitar Ensemble (0-1) MUS 312 Woodwind Ensemble (0-1) MUS 313 Brass Ensemble (0-1) MUS 314 Percussion Ensemble (0-1) MUN 1440

*Ensemble credit hours specified as follows for vocalists, wind instrumentalists and percussionists : • 7 credits of large ensemble (MUS 289, 290, 291, 293, 295, 296)(one each semester) • 2 credits of small ensemble (MUS 192, 239, 245 (when described as an ensemble course), 246, 292, 294, 301,

307, 309, 310, 311, 312, 313, 314) • Piano majors will take 7 credits of MUS 309 and 2 credits of large vocal ensemble. Classical guitar majors will

take 7 credits of MUS 311 and 2 credits of large vocal ensemble. Contemporary guitar, contemporary keyboard, contemporary bass, and contemporary percussion majors will take 4 credits of large ensembles and 5 credits of small ensembles.

Primary Applied Area Emphasis (Vocal or Instrumental) (6 credit hours): Vocal :

MUS 124 Vocal Diction Technique and Literature (3) MUS 315 Choral Conducting (3)

Instrumental :

MUS 231 Woodwind Techniques II: Double Reeds and Flute (1) MUS 316 Instrumental Conducting (3)


MUS 295 Women’s Glee Club (0-1) MUS 297 Men’s Glee Club (0-1)

Music Pedagogy (24 credit hours):

MUS 205 Intro to Music Education (3) MUS 209 Field Experience Seminar (0)(must take each semester of enrollment) MUS 390 Reading and Teaching Music – Elementary (3) MUS 391 Music Class Management and Diversity (3) MUS 490 Music Instruction and Assessment (3) MUS 491 Music Internship 1 – Grades 1-8 (Elementary) (6) MUS 492 Music Internship 2 – Grades 6-12 (Secondary) (6)


MAJOR: Music Performance COLLEGE: College of Arts and Letters DEPARTMENT: Music DEGREE: Bachelor of Music CONTACT: Dr. Bradford Blackburn, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3399

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE MAJOR/PROGRAM OF STUDY None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN MUSIC PERFORMANCE (91-94 credit hours) All full-time music majors must register for MUS 269 Recital/ Concert Attendance each semester of residence. All full-time music majors must also participate in an assigned ensemble each semester. Theory and Musicianship (29 credit hours): University of Tampa State Course Equivalent

MUS 100 Music Fundamentals (3) MUT 1001 MUS 110 Piano Class I (2) MVK 1111, 1811, 2811 MUS 111 Piano Class II (2) MVK 1111, 1821, 2121 MUS 112 Aural Skills I (2) MUT 1241 MUS 113 Aural Skills II (2) MUT 1242 MUS 122 Music Theory I (2) MUT 1111 MUS 123 Music Theory II (2) MUT 1112 MUS 210 Concert Recording Practicum (2) MUS 212 Aural Skills III (2) MUT 2246 MUS 213 Aural Skills IV (2) MUT 2247 MUS 215 Basic Conducting (2) MUS 222 Music Theory III (2) MUT 2116 MUS 223 Music Theory IV (2) MUT 2117 MUS 224 Pedagogy (2)

History (13 credit hours):

MUS 103 Music Literature (1) MUS 191 World Music (3) MUH 2051 MUS 380 Music History Survey I: Antiquity, Middle Ages, Renaissance and Baroque (3) MUS 381 Music History Survey II: 18th Century Classical Period and 19th Century Romanticism (3) MUS 480 Music History Survey III: 1900 to Present Day (3)


Performance (46 credit hours): Techniques courses (select three of the following):

MUS 225 Voice Techniques (1) MUS 226 String Techniques (1) MUS 228 Brass Techniques (1) MUS 229 Percussion Techniques (1) MUS 230 Woodwind Techniques I: Single Reed (1) MUS 231 Woodwind Techniques II: Double Reeds and Flute (1)

Select 4 credit hours on Minor Instrument or Voice:

MUS 147 Organ (1) MUS 149 Harpsichord (1) MUS 150 Piano (1) MVK 1011 MUS 151 Voice (1) MVV 1011, 1211 MUS 152 Flute (1) MUS 153 Oboe (1) MUS 154 Clarinet (1) MUS 155 Bassoon (1) MUS 156 Saxophone (1) MVW 1215, 1315 MUS 157 Trumpet (1) MUS 158 French Horn (1) MUS 159 Trombone (1) MUS 160 Baritone (1) MUS 161 Tuba (1) MUS 162 Percussion (1) MUS 163 Violin (1) MVS 1011 MUS 164 Viola (1) MUS 165 Cello (1) MVS 1013 MUS 166 String Bass (1) MUS 167 Classical Guitar (1) MVS 1016, 2026 MUS 171 Harp (1) MUS 172 Contemporary Guitar (1) MUS 173 Contemporary Piano (1) MUS 174 Contemporary Bass (1) MUS 175 Contemporary Percussion (1)

Select 16 credit hours on Major Instrument or Voice:

MUS 247 Organ (2) MVK 1213 MUS 249 Harpsichord (1,2) MUS 250 Piano (1,2) MVK 1211, 1311, 2221, 2321 MUS 251 Voice (1,2) MVV 1211, 1311, 2221, 2321 MUS 252 Flute (1,2) MVW 1211, 1311, 2321 MUS 253 Oboe (1,2) MVW 1212, 1312, 2322 MUS 254 Clarinet (1,2) MVW 1213, 1313, 2323 MUS 255 Bassoon (1,2) MVW 1214, 1314, 2324 MUS 256 Saxophone (1,2) MVW 1215, 1315, 2325 MUS 257 Trumpet (1,2) MVB 1311, 2321 MUS 258 French Horn (1,2) MVB 1312, 2322 MUS 259 Trombone (1,2) MVB 1313, 2313, 2323 MUS 260 Baritone (1,2) MVB 1314, 2324 MUS 261 Tuba (1,2) MVB 1315, 2325 MUS 262 Percussion (1,2) MVP 1211, 1311, 2321 MUS 263 Violin (1,2) MVS 1211, 1311, 2321 MUS 264 Viola (1,2) MVS 1212, 1312, 2322 MUS 265 Cello (1,2) MVS 1213, 1313

MUS 266 String Bass (1,2) MVS 1214, 1314, 2324 MUS 267 Classical Guitar (1,2) MVS 1216, 1316, 2326 MUS 271 Harp (1,2) MUS 272 Contemporary Guitar (1,2) MUS 273 Contemporary Piano (1,2) MUS 274 Contemporary Bass (1,2) MUS 275 Contemporary Percussion (1,2)

Must attend one recital/concert each semester in attendance:

MUS 269 Recital/Concert (0) Select a minimum of one ensemble in each semester of attendance (12 credit hours)*:

MUS 192 World Music Drumming Ensemble (0-1) MUS 245 Special Project in Music (1) MUS 246 Camerata (0-1) MUS 289 Orchestra (0-1) MUN 1210 MUS 290 Spartan Band (0-1) MUS 291 Wind Ensemble (0-1) MUN 3143 MUS 292 Jazz Ensemble (0-1) MUN 1710, 3713 MUS 293 Chamber Singers (0-1) MUN 1310, 3313 MUS 294 Opus (0-1) MUS 295 Women’s Glee Club (0-1) MUS 297 Men’s Glee Club (0-1) MUS 301 Interactive Arts Ensemble (3) MUS 302 Jazz Combo (0-1) MUS 303 Studio Production Ensemble (0-1) MUS 307 Opera Workshop (0-1) MUS 309 Performance Class (0-1) MUS 310 String Ensemble (0-1) MUS 311 Classical Guitar Ensemble (0-1) MUS 312 Woodwind Ensemble (0-1) MUS 313 Brass Ensemble (0-1) MUS 314 Percussion Ensemble (0-1) MUN 1440

* Ensemble credit hours specified as follows for vocalists, wind instrumentalists and percussionists : • 8 credits of large ensemble (MUS 289, 290, 291, 293, 295, 296) • 2 credits of small ensemble (MUS 192, 239, 245 (when described as an ensemble course), 246, 292, 294, 301,

307, 309, 310, 311, 312, 313, 314) • 2 credits of elective ensemble (large or small) • Piano majors will take 8 credits of MUS 309, 2 credits of large vocal ensemble, and 2 credits of elective

ensemble. Classical guitar majors will take 8 credits of MUS 311, 2 credits of large vocal ensemble, and 2 credits of elective ensemble. Contemporary guitar, contemporary keyboard, contemporary bass, and contemporary percussion majors will take 4 credits of large ensemble, 6 credits of small ensemble, and 2 credits of elective ensemble (large or small).

Must complete the following courses:

MUS 346 Junior Recital (1) MUS 446 Senior Recital (0-1)

Select nine (9) credit hours of any music elective (any music course) Instrumental (3 credit hours) or Vocal (6 credit hours) Primary Applied Area: Instrumental:

MUS 316 Instrumental Conducting (3)

Vocal: MUS 124 Vocal Diction Technique and Literature (3) MUS 135 Alexander Technique for Musicians (1) MUS 315 Choral Conducting (3)


MAJOR: Musical Theatre COLLEGE: College of Arts and Letters DEPARTMENT: Speech, Theatre, and Dance DEGREE: Bachelor of Arts CONTACT: Mr. Michael Staczar, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3987

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE MUSICAL THEATRE MAJOR Students majoring in this Bachelor of Arts degree program receive balanced training and experience in the three performance areas associated with musical theatre: music, drama, and dance. They develop performance skills and repertoire, and participate in staged productions, concert cabarets, as well as excerpts and scenes. Highlights of the program are: 1) a week-long residency workshop with an established music theatre artist each semester, 2) an internship opportunity with a local theme park or cruise ship. Audition required for admission to the program (contact the program director for an appointment and specific details). REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN MUSICAL THEATRE (72-76 credit hours) Full-time performing arts majors must register for MUS 269 Recital/ Concert Attendance each semester of residence Theory and Musicianship: University of Tampa State Course Equivalent

MUS 117 Musicianship for Performing Arts I (1) MUS 118 Musicianship for Performing Arts II (1) MUS 127 Music Theory I for Performing Arts (3) MUS 128 Music Theory II for Performing Arts (3) MUS 217 Musicianship for Performing Arts III (1)

Music Theatre Performance Area:

MUS 251 Voice (2) (two credit hours each semester enrolled) MVV 1211, 1311, 2221, 2321 MUS 242 Career Development and Audition Seminar (3) MUS 243 Performance Internship (1) (optional elective) MUS 269 Recital/Concert Attendance (0) (must receive ’satisfactory’ every term)

Select a minimum of one ensemble in each semester of attendance (8 credit hours):

MUS 192 World Music Drumming Ensemble (0-1) MUS 245* Special Project in Music (1)


MUS 246 Camerata (0-1) MUS 289 Orchestra (0-1) MUN 1210 MUS 290 Spartan Band (0-1) MUS 291 Wind Ensemble (0-1) MUN 3143 MUS 292 Jazz Ensemble (0-1) MUN 1710, 3713 MUS 293 Chamber Singers (0-1) MUN 1310, 3313 MUS 294 Opus (0-1) MUS 295 Women’s Glee Club (0-1) MUS 297 Men’s Glee Club (0-1) MUS 301 Interactive Arts Ensemble (3) MUS 302 Jazz Combo (0-1) MUS 303 Studio Production Ensemble (0-1) MUS 307 Opera Workshop (0-1) MUS 309 Performance Class (0-1) MUS 310 String Ensemble (0-1) MUS 311 Classical Guitar Ensemble (0-1) MUS 312 Woodwind Ensemble (0-1) MUS 313 Brass Ensemble (0-1) MUS 314 Percussion Ensemble (0-1) MUN 1440

*When described as an ensemble course Performance/Production Techniques:

MUS 238 Music Theatre Workshop (1) MUS 448 Musical Theatre Senior Showcase (1) THR 240 Theatre Participation (0-1) THR 241* Musical Participation (0-1) THR 242 Cabaret Participation (0-1) THR 245 Technical Theater (1)

*Musical Theatre majors are required to audition for all University musical theater productions. Actor Training Sequence:

SPE 100 Voice and Diction (4) THR 101 Improvisation for the Theatre (3) THE 2020 THR 200 Movement for the Actor (3) TPP 1160, 2110 THR 201 Acting I for Majors (3) TPP 1110 THR 202 Acting II for Majors (3) TPP 1111 THR 308 Development of Musical Theatre (3) THR 320 Play Analysis (4)

Dance Training Sequence:

DAN 149 Beginning Ballet I (2) DAN 1200, 1203, 2200 DAN 246 Musical Theatre Dance (2)


DAN 110 Ballroom Dance I (2) DAN 210 Ballroom Dance II (2) DAN 145 Dance Partnering for the Stage (2)


DAN 141 Beginning Jazz Dance (2) DAA 1500, 2500 DAN 241 Intermediate Jazz Dance (2) DAA 2504

Select one of the following: DAN 144 Beginning Tap Dance (2) DAN 244 Intermediate Tap Dance (2)


MAJOR: New Media Production COLLEGE: College of Arts and Letters DEPARTMENT(S): Film Animation and New Media DEGREE: Bachelor of Arts CONTACT: Dr. Gregg Perkins, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3427

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements and MMC 2000. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE NEW MEDIA PRODUCTION MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN NEW MEDIA PRODUCTION (78 credit hours) Interdisciplinary Core (62 credit hours): University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent

ART 210 Foundations: Digital Media (4) GRA 2111; ART 2600 ART 211 Art and Technology (4) ART 310 Creative Coding (4) ART 311 Online Production (4) ITM 251 Application Development (4) ISM 3232 ITM 360 Advanced Application Development (4) COP 2839 MUS 108 Recording and Electronic Music I (4) MUM 1623, 2600 MUS 109 Recording and Electronic Music II (4) MUS 301 Interactive Arts Ensemble (0-1) WRI 220 Writing on and for the Web (4) COM 346 Writing for Interactive Media (4) COM 224 Mass Media and Society (4) MMC 2000 COM 241 Introduction to Sound, Image and Motion (4) ART 3612 COM 381 Digital Imaging (4)


COM 380* Culture, Society and Computing Technologies (4) COM 323* Frontiers of Communication (4) RTV 3001

*Can take COM 380 or COM 323 to satisfy core. If both are taken, one will count toward a COM elective. Select one of the following:

ART 430* Physical Computing (4) ART 463* Multimedia and Installation Art (4)

*Can take ART 430 or ART 463 to satisfy core. If both are taken, one will count toward an ART elective.


Select one of the following: ART 499* Senior Project (4) COM 499* Senior Project (4) ITM 499* Senior Project (4) MUS 499* Senior Project (4)

*The senior project is discipline-specific, so only one of the 499s is taken, depending on the student’s area of interest and expertise, and requires a faculty advisor for the project. Interdisciplinary Concentration Electives (15-16 credit hours):

• Minimum of 15 or 16 additional credits from the following list of classes • See specific areas for details on concentrations and minors • No concentration must be fulfilled; any grouping of courses can be taken according to student interests and

needs. Art

ART 102 Foundations: Drawing (4) ART 1300, 2301 ART 104 Foundations: 2-D Design (4) ART 1201, 2201 ART 208 Beginning Photography (4) PGY 1401, 2401 ART 213 3-D Printing and Modeling (4) ART 217 Beginning 3-D Animation (4) GRA 2160 ART 238 Animation I (4) ART 2370 ART 281 History of Graphic Design (4) ART 305 Intro to Graphic Design (4) ART 318 Graphic Design II (4) ART 308 Advanced Photography (4) PGY 1410, 2410 ART 309 Typography (4) ART 317 Advanced 3-D Animation (4) ART 408* Special Problems: Photography (1-4) ART 410* Special Problems: Digital Arts (1-4) ART 415* Special Problems: Graphic Design (1-4) ART 417* Special Problems: 3-D Animation (1-4) ART 420 Sustainable Design (4) ART 430 Physical Computing (4)

*Combined Special Problems classes can add up to maximum 4 credits total. Communication

COM 225 Media Writing (4) MMC 2100, 3602 COM 226 Intro to Scriptwriting for Motion Pictures and Television (4) COM 232 Visual Literacy (4) COM 242 Digital Citizenship (4) COM 260 American Cinema (4) AMS 3930 COM 261 World Cinema (4) ENG 2103 COM 312 Narrative Production (4) COM 313 Documentary Production (4) COM 314 Experimental Filmmaking (4) COM 331 The Creative Triangle (4) COM 339 Mobile Application Design (4) COM 340 Screenwriting I (4) COM 342 Producing for Motion Picture and Digital Media (4) COM 460 Senior Seminar in Film and Digital Media (4) COM 323* Frontiers of Communication (4) OR RTV 3001 COM 380* Culture, Society and Computing Technology (4)

*May use one of these courses as an elective if the other one is used in the core.

English and Writing

COM 383 Writing for Advertising (4) COM 384 Writing for Public Relations (4) LIT 201 World Literature I (4) LIT 2110 LIT 202 World Literature II (4) LIT 2120 LIT 214 Introduction to Literature and Interpretation (4) LIT 2000 LIT 312 Contemporary World Literature (4) LIT 324 Post-Colonial Literature and Theory (4) LIT 337 Multiethnic U.S. Literature and Film (4) JOU 271 News Reporting and Writing (4) JOU 371 Feature Writing (4) WRI 200 Introduction to Creative Writing (4) CRW 1001, 2001 WRI 240 Writing Drama (4) WRI 250 Poetry Writing I (4) WRI 260 Fiction Writing I (4) CRW 3111, 3112 WRI 274 Creative Nonfiction (4) WRI 281 Technical Writing (4) ENC 2210 WRI 351 Poetry Writing II (4) WRI 361 Fiction Writing II (4) WRI 362 Multigenre Creative Writing Seminar (4)

Information Technology Management*

BUS 101 Introduction to Global Business (4) GEB 1011 ITM 220 Management Information Systems (4) ISM 3011 ITM 280 Network and Cloud Infrastructure (4) ITM 318 Systems Analysis and Design (4) ISM 3113 ITM 350 Information Security Principles (4) ITM 380 Network Security (4) ITM 408 Data and Information Management (4) ISM 4212 ITM 419 Enterprise Architecture and Governance (4) ITM 466 Business Intelligence and Analytics (4) ITM 495 Special Topics in Management Information Systems (4) ITM Elective (4)

*By taking BUS 101, ITM 220, ITM 251 and ITM 360, a NMP major would only need to take two additional courses (8 credits) from the list of ITM courses above for a minor in MIS. Music

MUS 100 Music Fundamentals (3) MUT 1001 MUS 102 Music for Life (3) MUL 1010; MUH 1110 MUS 112 Aural Skills I (2) MUT 1241 MUS 113 Aural Skills II (2) MUT 1242 MUS 122 Music Theory I (2) MUT 1111 MUS 123 Music Theory II (2) MUT 1112 MUS 191 World Music (3) MUH 2051 MUS 195 Introduction to Jazz (3) MUS 210 Concert Recording Practicum (2) MUS 303 Studio Production Ensemble (0-1)


MAJOR: Nursing COLLEGE: College of Natural and Health Sciences DEPARTMENT: Nursing DEGREE: Bachelor of Science in Nursing CONTACT: Dr. Carol Botwinski, Associate Professor/Associate Director 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3089

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION TO THE NURSING PROGRAM:

• Completion of prerequisites (40 credit hours) with a minimum 3.25 cumulative GPA. • A grade of “C” or better in all prerequisites. Prerequisite courses include all courses listed in the course

sequence prior to sophomore semester II. • Meeting core performance standards, including:

o Critical thinking ability sufficient for clinical judgment and cognitive skills to acquire, assimilate, integrate and apply information.

o Ability to communicate in English effectively/therapeutically with others from a variety of social, emotional, cultural and intellectual backgrounds.

o Sufficient mobility to move from room to room, maneuver in small places, and move freely and quickly to respond to emergencies and to perform physically taxing, repetitive tasks.

• Complete application to the Nursing Program. • A personal statement (one page) discussing reasons for electing the nursing major. • One letter of recommendation from an academic or work source.

Once admitted to the Nursing Program, the student must successfully complete five semesters of nursing courses; initially, the student must master a basic mathematical package. Students who do not master the package during the first semester will not be allowed to continue in the Nursing Program. All students must earn a “C” or higher in all courses in order to progress in the BSN program. Students also must successfully complete ongoing content mastery testing and will be assessed fees for this testing. PREREQUISITE COURSES FOR THE FOUR-YEAR BSN DEGREE (39 credit hours) The following courses must be completed prior to entry into the four-year BSN program: University of Tampa State Course Equivalent

AWR 101 Writing and Inquiry (4) ENC 1101 AWR 201 Writing and Research (4) ENC 1102 SOC 100 Introduction to Sociology (4) SYG 2000 MAT 160 College Algebra (4) MAC 1105 HSC 230 Human Anatomy and Physiology I (3) BSC 1085, 2085, 2093 HSC 231 Human Anatomy and Physiology II (3) BSC 1086, 2086


HSC 234 Human Anatomy and Physiology I – Lab (1) BSC 1085L, 2085L, 2932 HSC 235 Human Anatomy and Physiology II – Lab (1) BSC 1086L, 2086L CHE 150 Chemistry for Health Care Professions (4) CHM 1032, 2032 PSY 200 General Psychology (4) PSY 1012, 2012 BIO 183 Microbiology for the Allied Health Sciences (3) MCB 1000, 2000, 2010


PSY 210 Child Psychology (4) DEP 1004, 2004, 2102 SOC 240 Childhood Socialization (4)

REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN NURSING (FOUR-YEAR BSN) (65 credit hours)

NUR 201 Foundations of Nursing (3) NUR 210 Intro to Pathophysiology (3) NUR 213 Professional Skills in Nursing (3) NUR 213L Professional Skills in Nursing Lab (2) NUR 218 Health Assessment (4) NUR 218L Health Assessment Lab (0) NUR 314 Nursing Care of the Developing Family (2) NUR 314L Nursing Care of the Developing Family Lab (1) NUR 315 Nursing Care of Children (2) NUR 315L Nursing Care of Children Lab (1) NUR 317 Nursing Care of Adult or Older Adult (4) NUR 317L Nursing Care of Adult or Older Adult Lab (2) NUR 322 Contemporary Issues in Health Care (3) NUR 3826 NUR 345 Pharmacology (3) NUR 3145 NUR 347 Clinical Human Nutrition (2) HUN 1201, 2201 NUR 410 Mental Health Nursing Across the Lifespan (2) NUR 410L Mental Health Nursing Across the Lifespan Lab (1) NUR 412 Nursing Care of Clients in the Acute Care Setting (4) NUR 412L Nursing Care of Clients in the Acute Care Setting Lab (3) NUR 415 Leadership and Management (3) NUR 422 Principles of Community Health Nursing (3) NUR 422L Community Health Lab (2) NUR 432 Introduction to Nursing Research (2) NUR 452 Clinical Preceptorship (5) NUR 454 Senior Seminar (2)


NUR Nursing Elective (3) SOC 205 Medical Sociology (4) SPA 122 Spanish for the Medical Field (4)


MAJOR: Philosophy COLLEGE: College of Arts and Letters DEPARTMENT: Philosophy and Religion DEGREE: Bachelor of Arts CONTACT: Dr. Steven Geisz, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3177

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. Students may also complete lower level psychology requirements. Equivalency information is listed below. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE PHILOSOPHY MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN PHILOSOPHY (36 credit hours) University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent

PHL 201 Logic (4) PHI 1100, 2100 Select two of the following:

PHL 203 Contemporary Philosophy (4) PHH 1603 PHL 215 Ancient Philosophy: Plato and Aristotle (4) PHL 225 Modern Philosophy: Descartes to Kant (4)

Philosophy electives (24 credit hours, at least 16 of which must be at the 300 level or above and which may include the Research Track option consisting of PHL 450 Independent Study followed by PHL 499 Senior Thesis). Either REL 205 – World Religions or REL 288 – Chinese Yoga and Meditation (but not both) may be used as a 200-level PHL elective for the purposes of completing the Philosophy major, although no REL courses are required for the major.



MAJOR: Physical Education (K-12) COLLEGE: College of Natural and Health Sciences DEPARTMENT: Health Sciences and Human Performance DEGREE: Bachelor of Science CONTACT: Dr. J.C. Andersen, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3127

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. If possible, complete lower division required courses. Equivalency information is included below. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION TO TEACHER EDUCATION PROGRAM Students planning to enter teacher education programs must apply after they have completed at least 30 credit hours. Transfer students seeking to apply should do so immediately upon acceptance to the University. The Application for Admission to Teacher Education must be completed and returned to UT’s Department of Education in November for spring admission consideration and in April for fall admission consideration. To enroll in 300-400 level education courses, students must be accepted into the teacher education program, unless they are transfer students with permission granted by the department chair. Based upon an intensive review, the Teacher Education Review Committee may recommend or deny admission to the program. Each semester the Department of Education monitors the GPAs of students who have been admitted to teacher education. Continued professional standing is granted with maintenance of the following:


REQUIREMENTS FOR A PHYSICAL EDUCATION (K-12) MAJOR (85 credit hours) Exercise Science and Sport Studies Courses: University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent

ESC 105 Biokinetics and Conditioning (2) PEM 1101, 1102 ESC 110 Introduction to Exercise Science and Sport Studies (2) HLP 2000 ESC 150 Comprehensive First Aid/CPR/AED (2) HSC 2400 ESC 151 Swimming (1) PEN 1121 ESC 200 Methods of Teaching Tennis (1) ESC 240 Lifetime Sports (2) ESC 312 Dance/Rhythmics (3) ESC 270 Prevention and Care of Sports Injuries (3) PET 2622 ESC 330 Human Development and Motor Learning (3) ESC 340 Applied Kinesiology (3) PET 3310 ESC 372 Principles of Exercise Leadership (2) ESC 400 Physical Education and Fitness for Special Populations (3)


ESC 450 Tests and Measurement (3) ESC 460 Physiology of Exercise (3) HSC 100 Health Science (2) HLP 1081, 2100


HSC 230 Human Anatomy and Physiology I (3) BSC 1085, 2085, 2093 HSC 220 Functional Anatomy (3)


ESC 320 Coaching and Teaching of Football and Wrestling (2) ESC 321 Coaching and Teaching of Baseball, Basketball and Softball (2) ESC 322 Coaching and Teaching of Volleyball and Track and Field (2) ESC 323 Coaching and Teaching of Soccer and Field Hockey (2)

Professional Education Courses:

EDU 200 Foundations of American Education (4) EDF 1005, 2005 EDU 207 Philosophy of Education and Teacher Learner Relationships (4) EDU 208 Secondary Research Methods (2) EDU 306 Teaching Reading in Secondary Content Areas (4) EDU 317 Diversity and Ethics (4) EDU 329 Teaching Physical Education and Health in the Elementary School (3) HLP 4722 EDU 354 Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages I – Secondary (3) TSL 4324 EDU 377 Elementary Physical Education Curriculum and Practicum (3) EDU 410 Final Internship Seminar IV (2) EDU 413 Final Internship Practicum IV (10) EDU 425 Teaching Middle School and Secondary Physical Education (4) EDU 481 Comprehensive Subject Area Competency and Skills (SACS) (0)


MAJOR: Physics COLLEGE: College of Natural and Health Sciences DEPARTMENT: Chemistry, Biochemistry and Physics DEGREE: Bachelor of Science CONTACT: Dr. Ethan Deneault, Associate Professor/Associate Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3555

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. Also, complete as many of the lower-level chemistry, biology, physics and math requirements as possible. See chart below for equivalency information. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE PHYSICS MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN PHYSICS (69 credit hours) University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent

PHY 205 General Physics with Calculus I (4) PHY 2048 PHY 206 General Physics with Calculus II (4) PHY 2049 PHY 280 Mathematical Methods for Physics (4) PHY 307 Modern Physics (4) PHY 320 Classical Mechanics (4) PHY 340 Electricity and Magnetism (4) PHY 350 Advanced Physics Lab (4) PHY 360 Quantum Mechanics (4) PHY 430 Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics (4) PHY 451 Physics Research (1-4) MAT 260 Calculus I (4) MAC 2311 MAT 261 Calculus II (4) MAC 2312 MAT 262 Calculus III (4) MAC 2313 MAT 300 Differential Equations (4) MAP 2302

Four additional PHY or AST courses above the 300-level are also required.



MAJOR: Political Science COLLEGE: College of Social Sciences, Mathematics and Education DEPARTMENT: Political Science and International Studies DEGREE: Bachelor of Arts CONCENTRATION: American Government CONTACT: Dr. Mary Anderson, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-1804

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. Students may also complete lower level political science requirements. Equivalency information is included in the chart below. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE POLITICAL SCIENCE MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN POLITICAL SCIENCE WITH AN AMERICAN GOVERNMENT CONCENTRATION (44 credit hours) University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent

PSC 100 Introduction to Government and World Affairs (4) POS 1001; CPO 2002 PSC 101 Introduction to American Government (4) POS 1041, 2041 PSC 102 Introduction to International Relations (4) PSC 270 Research Methods for Government and World Affairs (4)

American Government Concentration: Select at least four of the following (16 credit hours):

PSC 207 The Urban World (4) PSC 303 The Politics and History of Tampa (4) PSC 308 Urban Politics and Policy (4) POS 3142 PSC 321 The Presidency and Executive Power (4) PSC 326 Political Campaigns and Electoral Politics (4) PSC 370 American Judicial Politics (4) PSC 375 Constitutional Law I: Institutional Powers (4) PSC 376 Constitutional Law II: Civil Rights and Liberties (4) PSC 401 Public Policy Analysis (4) PUP 4002 PSC 403 U.S. National Security Policy (4) PSC 405 Congress and Legislative Politics (4) PSC 426 Public Opinion, the Media and Power (4) PSC 450 Independent Study (1-4) PSC 480 Political Psychology (4)


Two additional courses (8 credit hours) may be selected from any concentration including those listed above. Research Intensive Requirement:

PSC 4XX One 400 level course (4)


MAJOR: Political Science COLLEGE: College of Social Sciences, Mathematics and Education DEPARTMENT: Political Science and International Studies DEGREE: Bachelor of Arts CONCENTRATION: General – Political Science CONTACT: Dr. Mary Anderson, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-1804

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. Students may also complete lower level political science requirements. Equivalency information is included in the chart below. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE POLITICAL SCIENCE MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN POLITICAL SCIENCE WITH A GENERAL CONCENTRATION (44 credit hours) University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent


Political Science, General Concentration: American Government - Select one of the following:

PSC 207 The Urban World (4) PSC 303 The Politics and History of Tampa (4) PSC 308 Urban Politics and Policy (4) POS 3142 PSC 321 The Presidency and Executive Power (4) PSC 326 Political Campaigns and Electoral Politics (4) PSC 370 American Judicial Politics (4) PSC 375 Constitutional Law I: Institutional Powers (4) PSC 376 Constitutional Law II: Civil Rights and Liberties (4) PSC 401 Public Policy Analysis (4) PUP 4002 PSC 403 U.S. National Security Policy (4) PSC 405 Congress and Legislative Politics (4) PSC 426 Public Opinion, the Media and Power (4) PSC 450 Independent Study (1-4)


PSC 480 Political Psychology (4) Law and Government - Select one of the following:

PSC 307 Law and Society (4) PSC 321 The Presidency and Executive Power (4) PSC 340 The European Union (4) PSC 370 American Judicial Politics (4) PSC 375 Constitutional Law I: Institutional Powers (4) PSC 376 Constitutional Law II: Civil Rights and Liberties (4) PSC 405 Congress and Legislative Politics (4) PSC 410 International Law (4) PSC 412 Comparative Judicial Politics (4) PSC 430 Politics of Identity (4) PSC 446 International Organization (4) PSC 450 Independent Study (1-4) PSC 455 NGOs and Global Civil Society (4)

World Affairs - Select one of the following:

PSC 202 International Political Economy (4) PSC 206 Contemporary Latin America (4) PSC 207 The Urban World (4) PSC 305 Nuclear Proliferation and Nonproliferation (4) PSC 306 Politics of the Family (4) PSC 340 The European Union (4) PSC 341 International Relations of East Asia (4) PSC 342 The Political Economy of Latin America (4) PSC 343 Third World Political and Economic Development (4) PSC 345 Politics of the Middle East and North Africa (4) PSC 365 Politics of East Asia (4) PSC 403 U.S. National Security Policy (4) PSC 410 International Law (4) PSC 412 Comparative Judicial Politics (4) PSC 444 The Political Economy of Africa (4) PSC 446 International Organization (4) PSC 450 Independent Study (1-4) PSC 455 NGOs and Global Civil Society (4) PSCH282T Development Strategies and Projects in Africa: A Travel Course to Ghana (Honors) (4) PSCH353T Cuba and the U.S.: Then and Now (Honors) (4) HIS 296 America and Vietnam (4) HISH232 Imperialism and Nationalism in Asia and Africa (Honors) (4) PSC Any PSC travel course

Select three additional courses (12 credit hours) from any concentration listed above. Research Intensive Requirement:

PSC 4XX One 400 level course (4)


MAJOR: Political Science COLLEGE: College of Social Sciences, Mathematics and Education DEPARTMENT: Political Science and International Studies DEGREE: Bachelor of Arts CONCENTRATION: Law and Government CONTACT: Dr. Mary Anderson, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-1804

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. Students may also complete lower level political science requirements. Equivalency information is included in the chart below. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE POLITICAL SCIENCE MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN POLITICAL SCIENCE WITH A CONCENTRATION IN LAW AND GOVERNMENT (44 credit hours) University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent


Law and Government Concentration: Select at least four of the following (16 credit hours):

PSC 307 Law and Society (4) PSC 321 The Presidency and Executive Power (4) PSC 340 The European Union (4) PSC 370 American Judicial Politics (4) PSC 375 Constitutional Law I: Institutional Powers (4) PSC 376 Constitutional Law II: Civil Rights and Liberties (4) PSC 405 Congress and Legislative Politics (4) PSC 410 International Law (4) PSC 412 Comparative Judicial Politics (4) PSC 430 Politics of Identity (4) PSC 446 International Organization (4) PSC 450 Independent Study (1-4) PSC 455 NGOs and Global Civil Society (4)

Two additional courses (8 credit hours) may be selected from any concentration including those listed above.


Research Intensive Requirement: PSC 4XX One 400 level course


MAJOR: Political Science COLLEGE: College of Social Sciences, Mathematics and Education DEPARTMENT: Political Science and International Studies DEGREE: Bachelor of Arts CONCENTRATION: World Affairs CONTACT: Dr. Mary Anderson, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-1804

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. Students may also complete lower level political science requirements. Equivalency information is included in the chart below. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE POLITICAL SCIENCE MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN POLITICAL SCIENCE WITH A CONCENTRATION IN WORLD AFFAIRS (44 credit hours) University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent


World Affairs Concentration: Select at least four of the following (16 credit hours):

PSC 202 International Political Economy (4) PSC 206 Contemporary Latin America (4) PSC 207 The Urban World (4) PSC 305 Nuclear Proliferation and Nonproliferation (4) PSC 306 Politics of the Family (4) PSC 340 The European Union (4) PSC 341 International Relations of East Asia (4) PSC 342 The Political Economy of Latin America (4) PSC 343 Third World Political and Economic Development (4) PSC 345 Politics of the Middle East and North Africa (4) PSC 365 Politics of East Asia (4) PSC 403 U.S. National Security Policy (4) PSC 410 International Law (4) PSC 412 Comparative Judicial Politics (4) PSC 444 The Political Economy of Africa (4)


PSC 446 International Organization (4) PSC 450 Independent Study (1-4) PSC 455 NGOs and Global Civil Society (4) PSCH282T Development Strategies and Projects in Africa: A Travel Course to Ghana (Honors) (4) PSCH353T Cuba and the U.S.: Then and Now (Honors) (4) PSC Any PSC travel course

Two additional courses (8 credit hours) may be selected from any concentration including those listed above. Research Intensive Requirement:

PSC 4XX One 400 level course


MAJOR: Psychology COLLEGE: College of Social Sciences, Mathematics and Education DEPARTMENT: Psychology DEGREE: Bachelor of Arts CONTACT: Dr. Kimberly Cummings, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3651

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. Students may also complete lower level psychology requirements. Equivalency information is listed below. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE PSYCHOLOGY (B.A.) MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN PSYCHOLOGY (B.A.) (47 credit hours) University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent

PSY 200 General Psychology (4) PSY 1012, 2012 PSY 204 The Great Psychologists (2) PSY 211 Statistics and Experimental Methods I (4) STA 2122 PSY 220 Fundamentals of Biopsychology and Learning (4) PSB 4004 PSY 312 Statistics and Experimental Methods II (4) PSY 3213 PSY 399 Careers in Psychology (1)

Complete the requirements listed under each emphasis (20 credits) and select an additional 8 credit hours of psychology courses. PSY 399, internships (PSY 405, PSY 406, PSY 407, PSY 408), independent studies (PSY 450) and the senior thesis (PSY 451) do not satisfy this requirement. A. Cognitive - select one of the following:

PSY 227 Applied Cognitive Psychology (4) PSY 318 Sensation and Perception (4) EXP 4204 PSY 424 Cognitive Psychology (4) EXP 4523, 4680 PSY 425 Thinking (4) PSY 430- 449 Selected Topics (in cognitive psychology)

B. Social - select one of the following:

PSY 203 Social Psychology (4) SOP 2002, 4004 ; SYP 3000 PSY 205 Psychology of Religion (4) PSY 250 Health Psychology (4) PSY 304 The Psychology of Prejudice (4)


PSY 319 Psychology of Personal Relationships (4) PSY 404 Human Sexual Behavior: Seminar (4) PSY 430-449 Selected Topics (in social psychology)

C. Clinical - select one or none of the following (if none, select one from the organizational emphasis):

PSY 201 Psychological Assessment (4) PSY 230 Theories of Personality (4) PPE 4004 PSY 303 Abnormal Psychology (4) CLP 2140, 4143 PSY 415 Contemporary Clinical Interventions (4) PSY 430-449 Selected Topics (in clinical psychology)

D. Organizational - select one or none of the following (if none, select one from the clinical emphasis):

PSY 202 Industrial Psychology (4) INP 4004 PSY 305 Applied Psychology: Consumer Psychology (4) INP 2101 PSY 410 Sexual Harassment: Seminar (4) PSY 430-449 Selected Topics (in organizational psychology)

E. Biopsychology - select one of the following:

PSY 219 Biopsychology of Rehabilitation (4) PSY 311 Evolutional Psychology (4) PSY 316 Psychopharmacology (4) PSY 420 Behavioral Neuroscience (4) PSY 430-449 Selected Topics (in biopsychology)

F. Developmental - select one of the following:

PSY 210 Development I : Child Development (4) DEP 1004, 2004, 2102 PSY 310 Emerging Adulthood (4) PSY 317 Development II : Adulthood and Aging (4) GEY 4612 PSY 414 Understanding Childhood Disorders (4) PSY 430-449 Selected Topics (in developmental psychology)


MAJOR: Psychology COLLEGE: College of Social Sciences, Mathematics and Education DEPARTMENT: Psychology DEGREE: Bachelor of Science CONTACT: Dr. Kimberly Cummings, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3651

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. Students may also complete lower level psychology requirements. Equivalency information is listed below. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE PSYCHOLOGY (B.S.) MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN PSYCHOLOGY (B.S.) (71 credit hours) University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent

PSY 200 General Psychology (4) PSY 1012, 2012 PSY 204 The Great Psychologists (2) PSY 211 Statistics and Experimental Methods I (4) STA 2122 PSY 220 Fundamentals of Biopsychology and Learning (4) PSB 4004 PSY 312 Statistics and Experimental Methods II (4) PSY 3213 PSY 399 Careers in Psychology (1) BIO 198 General Biology I (4) BSC 1010, 2010 BIO 199 General Biology II (4) BSC 1011, 2011 CHE 152 General Chemistry I (3) CHM 1045, 2045 CHE 153L General Chemistry I – Lab (1) CHM 1045L, 2045L CHE 154 General Chemistry II (3) CHM 1046, 2046 CHE 155L General Chemistry II – Lab (1) CHM 1046L, 2046L


MAT 170 Precalculus (4) MAC 1140 MAT 260 Calculus I (4) MAC 2311

Select one additional course from the following (including laboratory portion):

BIO 200 General Genetics (4) PCB 3063 BIO 201 Molecular Genetics (4) BIO 212 Ecology (4) PCB 3043, 4043 BIO 225 Vertebrate Zoology (4) BIO 250 Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy (4) BIO 310 Developmental Biology (4) BIO 330 General Physiology (4) PCB 3712


BIO 350 Cell Biology (4) PCB 3023 BIO 380* Behavioral Biology (4)

*May take BIO 380 if PSY 311 has not been taken. Complete the requirements listed under each emphasis (20 credits) and select an additional 8 credit hours of psychology courses. PSY 399, internships (PSY 405, PSY 406, PSY 407, PSY 408), independent studies (PSY 450) and the senior thesis (PSY 451) do not satisfy this requirement. A. Cognitive – select one of the following:

PSY 227 Applied Cognitive Psychology (4) PSY 318 Sensation and Perception (4) EXP 4204 PSY 424 Cognitive Psychology (4) EXP 4523, 4680 PSY 425 Thinking (4) PSY 430- 449 Selected Topics (in cognitive psychology)

B. Social - select PSY 203:

PSY 203 Social Psychology (4) (required) SOP 2002, 4004, SYP 3000 PSY 205 Psychology of Religion (4) PSY 250 Health Psychology (4) PSY 304 The Psychology of Prejudice (4) PSY 319 Psychology of Personal Relationships (4) PSY 404 Human Sexual Behavior: Seminar (4) PSY 430-449 Selected Topics (in social psychology)

C. Clinical - select PSY 303:

PSY 303 Abnormal Psychology (4) (required) CLP 2140, 4143 PSY 201 Psychological Assessment (4) PSY 230 Theories of Personality (4) PPE 4004 PSY 415 Contemporary Clinical Interventions (4) PSY 430-449 Selected Topics (in clinical psychology) (4)

D. Organizational – not required:

PSY 202 Industrial Psychology (4) INP 4004 PSY 305 Applied Psychology : Consumer Psychology INP 2101 PSY 410 Sexual Harassment: Seminar (4) PSY 430-449 Selected Topics (in organizational psychology) (4)

E. Biopsychology – select one of the following:

PSY 219 Biopsychology of Rehabilitation (4) PSY 311 Evolutional Psychology (4) PSY 316 Psychopharmacology (4) PSY 420 Behavioral Neuroscience (4) PSY 430-449 Selected Topics (in biopsychology) (4)

F. Developmental - select one of the following:

PSY 210 Development I : Child Development (4) DEP 1004, 2004, 2102 PSY 310 Emerging Adulthood (4) PSY 317 Development II : Adulthood and Aging (4) GEY 4612 PSY 414 Understanding Childhood Disorders (4)

PSY 430-449 Selected Topics (in developmental psychology) Three 200-level courses, including PSY 211, must be successfully completed before enrolling in any 300-level (or higher) psychology course. In addition, PSY 312 must be successfully completed before enrolling in any 400-level psychology course. Students must complete 20 credits in psychology courses numbered 300 or higher from the emphases, including one 4 credit 400-level psychology course. PSY 399, internships (PSY 405, PSY 406, PSY 407, PSY 408), independent studies (PSY 450) and the senior thesis (PSY 451) do not satisfy the 400-level requirement.


MAJOR: Public Health COLLEGE: College of Natural and Health Sciences DEPARTMENT: Health Sciences and Human Performance DEGREE: Bachelor of Science CONCENTRATION: Behavioral Health CONTACT: Dr. J.C. Andersen, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3127

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. If possible complete lower division required courses. Equivalency information is included in the section below. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE PUBLIC HEALTH MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN PUBLIC HEALTH WITH A CONCENTRATION IN BEHAVIORAL HEALTH (75 credit hours) University of Tampa State Course Equivalent

HSC 236 Introduction to Public Health (3) HSA 4011, 4120; PHC 4101 HSC 350 Biostatistics (3) PHC 6050 HSC 355 Research Methods in Health Education and Promotion (4) HSC 360 Principles of Epidemiology in Exercise and Public Health (3) HSC 375 Health Education Theory and Strategies (3) HSC 440 Health Policy and Social Change (3) HSC 445 Health Promotion Program Planning and Evaluation (3) HSC 450 Public Health Management and Leadership (3) HSC 490 Internship in Public Health (12) PSY 200 General Psychology (4) PSY 1012, 2012 PSY 250 Health Psychology (4) CRM 101 Introduction to Criminology (4) CCJ 1010, 3610 CRM 310 Abnormal Behavior and Criminality (4) CCJ 4604 CRM 403 Drugs, Deviance and Crime (4) CRM 406 Violence in America (4) SOC 310 Applied Sociology (4) SOC 375 Research Methods (4) STA 2122


BIO 183 Microbiology for the Allied Health Sciences (3) MCB 2000, 2010 BIO 198 General Biology I (4) BSC 1010, 2010



CHE 150 Chemistry for Health Care Professions (4) CHM 1032 CHE 152 General Chemistry I (3) CHM 1045, 2045


SOC 306 Cultural and Ethnic Relations (4) SYD 3700 SOC 313 Social Stratification (4) SOC 320 Sociology of Gender (4) SYG 2221


MAJOR: Public Health COLLEGE: College of Natural and Health Sciences DEPARTMENT: Health Sciences and Human Performance DEGREE: Bachelor of Science CONCENTRATION: Public Policy and Social Change CONTACT: Dr. J.C. Andersen, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3127

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. If possible complete lower division required courses. Equivalency information is included in the section below. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE PUBLIC HEALTH MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN PUBLIC HEALTH WITH A CONCENTRATION IN PUBLIC POLICY AND SOCIAL CHANGE (75 credit hours) University of Tampa State Course Equivalent

HSC 236 Introduction to Public Health (3) HSA 4011, 4120; PHC 4101 HSC 350 Biostatistics (3) PHC 6050 HSC 355 Research Methods in Health Education and Promotion (4) HSC 360 Principles of Epidemiology in Exercise and Public Health (3) HSC 375 Social and Behavioral Sciences (3) HSC 440 Health Policy and Social Change (3) HSC 445 Health Promotion Program Planning and Evaluation (3) HSC 450 Public Health Management and Leadership (3) HSC 490 Internship in Public Health (12) PSC 202 International Political Economy (4) PSC 308 Urban Politics and Policy (4) PSC 401 Public Policy Analysis (4) POS 3142 PSC 326 Political Campaigns and Electoral Politics (4) PUP 4002 COM 426 Public Opinion, Media & Power (4) SOC 310 Applied Sociology (4) SOC 375 Research Methods (4) STA 2122







SOC 306 Cultural and Ethnic Relations (4) SYD 3700 SOC 313 Social Stratification (4) SOC 320 Sociology of Gender (4) SYG 2221


MAJOR: Public Health COLLEGE: College of Natural and Health Sciences DEPARTMENT: Health Sciences and Human Performance DEGREE: Bachelor of Science CONCENTRATION: Wellness CONTACT: Dr. J.C. Andersen, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3127

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. If possible complete lower division required courses. Equivalency information is included in the section below. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE PUBLIC HEALTH MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN PUBLIC HEALTH WITH A CONCENTRATION IN WELLNESS (75 credit hours) University of Tampa State Course Equivalent

HSC 100 Personal and Family Health (3) HLP 1081, 2100 HSC 130 Medical Terminology (3) HSC 1531, 4537 HSC 203 Nutrition (3) HUN 1201, 2201; BSC 1025 HSC 350 Biostatistics (3) PHC 6050 HSC 355 Research Methods in Health Education and Promotion (4) HSC 360 Principles of Epidemiology in Exercise and Public Health (3) HSC 375 Social and Behavioral Sciences (3) HSC 440 Health Policy and Social Change (3) HSC 445 Health Promotion Program Planning and Evaluation (3) HSC 450 Public Health Management and Leadership (3) HSC 490 Internship in Public Health (12) ESC 280 Adult Fitness (3) ESC 380 Exercise Testing and Prescription (3) SOC 310 Applied Sociology (4)






Select one of the following: SOC 306 Cultural and Ethnic Relations (4) SYD 3700 SOC 313 Social Stratification (4) SOC 320 Sociology of Gender (4) SYG 2221


HSC 220 Functional Anatomy (3) ESC 280 Adult Fitness (3)


ESC 301 Sport and Exercise Psychology (3) HSC 420 Nutritional Supplements (2)


MAJOR: Secondary Education – Biology COLLEGE: College of Social Sciences, Mathematics and Education DEPARTMENT: Education DEGREE: Bachelor of Science CONTACTS: Dr. Antony Erben, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3414



REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN SECONDARY EDUCATION – BIOLOGY (96 credit hours) Education Requirements: University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent

EDU 200 Foundations of American Education (4) EDF 1005, 2005 EDU 206 Human Development and Learning (4) EDU 207 Philosophy of Education and Teacher Learner Relationships (4) EDU 208 Secondary Research Methods (2) EDU 210 Technology in Education I (2) EME 2040 EDU 212 Human Exceptionalities (4) EDF 2085 EDU 306 Teaching Reading in the Secondary Content Areas (4) EDU 309 Practicum (with Seminar) I (1) EDU 310 Teaching Science in the Secondary School (4) EDU 317 Diversity and Ethics (4) EDU 325 Secondary Classroom Assessment (4) EDU 335 Secondary Classroom Management (4)


EDU 345 Methods of Secondary Instruction (4) EDU 354 TESOL I: Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages – Secondary (3) TSL 4324 EDU 403 Technology in Education II (2) EDU 409 Practicum (with Seminar) III (2) EDU 410 Final Internship Seminar (2) EDU 413 Final Internship Practicum IV (10) EDU 481 Comprehensive Subject Area Competency and Skills (SACS) (0)

Biology Requirements: University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent

BIO 198 General Biology I (4) BSC 1010, 2010 BIO 199 General Biology II (4) BSC 1011, 2011 CHE 152 General Chemistry I (3) CHM 1045, 2045 CHE 153L General Chemistry I Lab (1) CHM 1045L, 2045L CHE 154 General Chemistry II (3) CHM 1046, 2046 CHE 155L General Chemistry II Lab (1) CHM 1046L, 2046L

Select one from each category: Category 1:

BIO 212 Ecology (4) PCB 3043, 4043 MAR 222 Marine Ecology (4)

Category 2:

BIO 228 Biology of Plants (4) MAR 327 Marine Botany (4)

Category 3:

BIO 200 General Genetics (4) PCB 3063 BIO 201 Molecular Genetics (4)

Category 4:

BIO 307 Microbiology (4) MCB 2010, 3020 BIO 330 General Physiology (4) PCB 3712 BIO 350 Cell Biology (4) PCB 3023 BIO 360 Immunology (4) BIO 370 Molecular Biology (4)


MAJOR: Secondary Education – English COLLEGE: College of Social Sciences, Mathematics and Education DEPARTMENT: Education DEGREE: Bachelor of Science CONTACTS: Dr. Antony Erben, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3414



REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN SECONDARY EDUCATION – ENGLISH (102 credit hours) Education Requirements: University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent

EDU 200 Foundations of American Education (4) EDF 1005, 2005 EDU 206 Human Development and Learning (4) EDU 207 Philosophy of Education and Teacher Learner Relationships (4) EDU 208 Secondary Research Methods (2) EDU 210 Technology in Education I (2) EME 2040 EDU 212 Human Exceptionalities (4) EDF 2085 EDU 300 Teaching Language Arts in the Secondary Schools (4) EDU 306 Teaching Reading in the Secondary Content Areas (4) EDU 309 Practicum (with Seminar) I (1) EDU 312 Communication and ESOL Applications (4) EDU 317 Diversity and Ethics (4) EDU 319 ESOL Practicum (with Seminar) II (1)


EDU 325 Secondary Classroom Assessment (4) EDU 335 Secondary Classroom Management (4) EDU 345 Methods of Secondary Instruction (4) EDU 403 Technology in Education II (2) EDU 409 Practicum (with Seminar) III (2-4) EDU 410 Final Internship Seminar IV (2) EDU 413 Final Internship Practicum IV (10) EDU 481 Comprehensive Subject Area Competency and Skills (SACS) (0) LIN 217 ESOL Foundations (4) TSL 3080

English Requirements: University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent Required:

ENG 205 Advanced English Grammar (4) LIN 1670, 3670 Select one of the following:

LIT 201 World Literature I (4) LIT 2110 LIT 202 World Literature II (4) LIT 2120


ENG 345 Composition Pedagogy (4) WRI 200 Introduction to Creative Writing (4) CRW 1001, 2001 WRI 274 Creative Nonfiction (4)


LIT 206 British Literature I (4) ENL 2012, 3015 LIT 207 British Literature II (4) ENL 2022


LIT 208 American Literature I (4) AML 2010, 3031 LIT 209 American Literature II (4) AML 2020, 2022, 3032


LIT 200 Introduction to Shakespeare (4) LIT 307 Shakespeare’s Romances and Tragedies (4) LIT 308 Shakespeare’s Comedies and Histories (4)

Select two 300-level or higher English literature (LIT) courses (8 credit hours). Select one of the following (to meet the Humanities requirement of the Baccalaureate Experience):

SPE 200 Oral Communication (4) SPC 1600, 1608, 2600, 2608 SPE 205 Oral Interpretation of Literature (4) LIT Literature elective at 300 or 400 level (4)


MAJOR: Secondary Education – Mathematics COLLEGE: College of Social Sciences, Mathematics and Education DEPARTMENT: Education DEGREE: Bachelor of Science CONTACTS: Dr. Antony Erben, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3414



REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN SECONDARY EDUCATION – MATHEMATICS (96 credit hours) Education Requirements: University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent

EDU 200 Foundations of American Education (4) EDF 1005, 2005 EDU 206 Human Development and Learning (4) EDU 207 Philosophy of Education and Teacher Learner Relationships (4) EDU 208 Secondary Research Methods (2) EDU 210 Technology in Education I (2) EME 2040 EDU 212 Human Exceptionalities (4) EDF 2085 EDU 306 Teaching Reading in the Secondary Content Areas (4) EDU 309 Practicum (with Seminar) I (1) EDU 311 Teaching Mathematics in the Secondary School (4) EDU 317 Diversity and Ethics (4) EDU 325 Secondary Classroom Assessment (4) EDU 335 Secondary Classroom Management (4)



Mathematics Requirements: University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent

MAT 180 College Geometry (4) MAT 260 Calculus I (4) MAC 2311 MAT 261 Calculus II (4) MAC 2312 MAT 262 Calculus III (4) MAC 2313 MAT 299 Introduction to Higher Mathematics (4) MAT 300 Differential Equations (4) MAP 2302 MAT 310 Probability and Mathematical Statistics (4)


MAT 308 Linear Algebra (4) MAS 3105 MAT 420 Modern Abstract Algebra (4)


MAJOR: Secondary Education – Social Science COLLEGE: College of Social Sciences, Mathematics and Education DEPARTMENT: Education DEGREE: Bachelor of Science CONTACTS: Dr. Antony Erben, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3414



REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN SECONDARY EDUCATION – SOCIAL SCIENCE (104 credit hours) Education Requirements: University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent

EDU 200 Foundations of American Education (4) EDF 1005, 2005 EDU 206 Human Development and Learning (4) EDU 207 Philosophy of Education and Teacher Learner Relationships (4) EDU 208 Secondary Research Methods (2) EDU 210 Technology in Education I (2) EME 2040 EDU 212 Human Exceptionalities (4) EDF 2085 EDU 306 Teaching Reading in the Secondary Content Areas (4) EDU 308 Teaching Social Studies in the Secondary School (4) EDU 309 Practicum (with Seminar) I (1) EDU 317 Diversity and Ethics (4) EDU 325 Secondary Classroom Assessment (4) EDU 335 Secondary Classroom Management (4)



Social Science Requirements: University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalent

HIS 102 World History to 1500 (4) HUM 2210; WHO 1012 HIS 103 World History from 1500 to the Present (4) WHO 1022 HIS 202 The United States to 1877 (4) AMH 1010, 2010 HIS 203 The United States Since 1877 (4) AMH 1020, 2020 SOC 100 Introduction to Sociology (4) SYG 2000


PSC 101 Introduction to American Government (4) POS 1041, 2041 PSC 102 Introduction to International Relations (4) INR 2002 PSC 202 International Political Economy (4) PSC 308 Urban Politics and Policy (4) POS 3142


ECO 204 Principles of Microeconomics (4) ECO 2023 ECO 205 Principles of Macroeconomics (4) ECO 2013


HIS Any 300-level History course (4) HIS Any 400-level History course (4) HIS 413 The Era of World War I (4) HIS 414 The Era of World War II (4)


HIS 217 China’s Modern Centuries (4) HIS 221 Japan’s Modern Centuries (4) HIS 300 The Modern Middle East and North Africa (4) HIS 313 Latin America (4)

*or another history course focusing on one of the following areas: Asia, Africa, Latin America, Middle East Select one of the following:

GEO 102 World Geographical Problems (4) GEA 2000 GEO 202 Physical Geography (4) GEO 3013 GEO 205 Principles of Resource Utilization (4) GEO 207 Economic Geography (4) GEO 4502


MAJOR: Sociology COLLEGE: College of Social Sciences, Mathematics and Education DEPARTMENT: History, Sociology, Geography and Legal Studies DEGREE: Bachelor of Arts CONTACT: Dr. Charles McGraw, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-5017

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. Students may also complete lower level sociology requirements. Equivalency information is listed below. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE SOCIOLOGY MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN SOCIOLOGY (36 credit hours) University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalency

SOC 100 Introduction to Sociology (4) SYG 2000 SOC 344 Sociological Theory (4) SYA 3010, 3110 SOC 355 Social Statistics (4) SOC 375 Research Methods (4) STA 2122


SOC 306 Racial and Ethnic Relations (4) SYD 3700 SOC 313 Social Stratification (4) SOC 320 Sociology of Gender (4) SYG 2221

SOC Electives: must complete 16 credit hours of SOC electives. At least 8 credit hours of electives must be taken at the 300 level or above. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN SOCIOLOGY WITH AN APPLIED CONCENTRATION (36 credit hours)

SOC 100 Introduction to Sociology (4) SYG 2000 SOC 305 Field Work Intern Program (4) SOC 310 Applied Sociology (4) SOC 344 Sociological Theories (4) SYA 3010, 3110 SOC 355 Social Statistics (4) SOC 375 Research Methods (4) STA 2122


SOC 306 Racial and Ethnic Relations (4) SYD 3700


SOC 313 Social Stratification (4) SOC 320 Sociology of Gender (4) SYG 2221

SOC Electives: must complete 8 credit hours of SOC electives at the 300 level or above.


MAJOR: Spanish COLLEGE: College of Arts and Letters DEPARTMENT: Languages and Linguistics DEGREE: Bachelor of Arts CONTACT: Dr. Lola Hidalgo-Calle, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3811

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements and, if possible, Intermediate Spanish language courses. Equivalency information is listed below GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE SPANISH MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN SPANISH (42 credit hours) University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalency Select one of the following:

LIN 210 Basic Linguistics (4) LIN 320 Second-Language Acquisition (4) SPA 307 The Structure of Modern Spanish (4)


SPA 421 Hispanic Culture and Civilization I (Spain) (4) SPA 422 Hispanic Culture and Civilization II (LA) (4)


SPA 431 Spanish Literature through the Golden Age (4) SPA 432 Spanish Literature from the 19th Century until Today (4)


SPA 435 Latin American Literature (4) SPA 436 The Latin American Novel (4)

Must also complete 24 hours of Spanish electives, 8 credits of which must be at the 200-level or above and 16 credits which must be at the 300-level or above. Research Capstone:

SPA 499 Research Capstone (2) A yearly proficiency exam is required for all Spanish majors.



MAJOR: Sport Management COLLEGE: College of Natural and Health Sciences DEPARTMENT: Sport Management DEGREE: Bachelor of Science CONTACT: Dr. Jay Jisha, Associate Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3963

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. If possible complete lower division required courses. Equivalency information is included in the section below. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE SPORT MANAGEMENT MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN SPORT MANAGEMENT (65 credit hours) University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalency

ACC 202 Financial Accounting Information (4) ACG 2021 ACC 203 Managerial Accounting (4) ACG 2071 ECO 204 Principles of Microeconomics (4) ECO 2023 ECO 205 Principles of Macroeconomics (4) ECO 2013 SPM 290 Introduction to Sport Management (3) SPM 298 Spring Practicum in Sport Management (2) SPM 385 Media Relations and Communication in Sport (3) SPM 390 Financial Issues in Sport (3) SPM 393 Stadium and Arena Management (3) SPM 395 Sport Marketing/Fund Raising (3) SPM 397 Legal Issues and Risk Management in Sport (3) SPM 412 Principles of Administration for Sport and Physical Education (3) SPM 425 Professional Selling in Sport (3) SPM 491 Seminar in Sport Management (3) SPM 493 Venue and Event Management (4) SPM 495* Internship in Sport Management (12)


SPM 475 History of the Modern Olympic Games (4) SPM 399T European Sport Management (4)

*Students registering for SPM 495 must contact their advisor for internship requirements, credit hour approval and permission to enroll.



MAJOR: Theatre COLLEGE: College of Arts and Letters DEPARTMENT: Speech, Theatre, and Dance DEGREE: Bachelor of Arts CONTACT: Mrs. Susan T. Lennon, Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-3745

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE THEATRE MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN THEATRE (53 credit hours) Voice Component: University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalency

SPE 100 Voice and Diction (4) SPE 205 Oral Performance of Literature (4)

Theatre Studies Component:

THR 253 Survey of World Theatre I (4) THE 1000, 2000 THR 254 Survey of World Theatre II (4) THR 245 Technical Theatre (1) THR 246 Stage Management and Design (1) THR 320 Play Analysis (4) THR 420* Survey of Dramatic Literature (4)

*Students may substitute appropriate LIT dramatic literature courses. Courses such as LIT 282-289 and 309-311 are acceptable. Students should consult the department chair regarding course substitutions. Actor Training Component:

THR 101 Improvisation for the Theatre (3) THE 2020 THR 200 Movement for the Actor (3) TPP 1160, 2110 THR 201 Acting I for Majors (3) TPP 1110 THR 202 Acting II for Majors (3) TPP 1111 THR 301 Acting III for Majors (3) THR 302 Career Development for the Actor (3)


Select one of the following: DAN 142 Beginning Modern Dance (2) DAA 1103, 2100 DAN 149 Beginning Ballet (2) DAN 1200, 1203, 2200


THR 401 Acting Shakespeare (3) THR 402 Advanced Acting Styles (3) THR 425 Directing (3)

**Theatre majors are required to audition for University theatre productions. Without prior consultation with the department chair or the director of the production, students’ participation in the audition process constitutes their agreement to accept any role offered. If cast in a part, the student must accept the role or risk losing his or her scholarship. Students who do not adhere to this policy will not be allowed to audition for any productions or participate in departmental events for the remainder of that academic year. Performance/Production Techniques:

THR 240-244** Production Participation (maximum of 3) THR 448 Theatre Senior Capstone Project (1)

Suggested Elective Courses: Students pursuing the THR major are encouraged to consider the following courses for the Baccalaureate Core or as general electives toward the completion of their degree requirements:

LIT 200 Introduction to Shakespeare (4) ENL 3331 LIT 201 World Literature I (4) LIT 2110 LIT 202 World Literature II (4) LIT 2120 LIT 307 Shakespeare’s Romances and Tragedies (4) LIT 308 Shakespeare’s Comedies and Histories (4) WRI 240 Writing Drama (4) WRI 247 Dramatic Writing for Radio and Alternative Performance (4)


MAJOR: Writing COLLEGE: College of Arts and Letters DEPARTMENT: English and Writing DEGREE: Bachelor of Arts CONTACT: Dr. David Reamer, Assistant Professor/Chair 401 W. Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 [email protected] (813) 257-1708

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS ADMITTED: Unlimited PROGRAM OF STUDY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Complete Baccalaureate Experience requirements. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Courses graded C or above will be accepted for transfer if the courses are equivalent to courses offered at the University of Tampa. Evaluations of previous college work are conducted on a course-by-course basis. However, students with an Associate of Arts degree from a Florida community college are admitted as juniors. A maximum of 64 credits may be transferred from a two-year community college. The cumulative grade point average for all course work attempted at previous institution(s) should be a 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE WRITING MAJOR None beyond general admission requirements. REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN WRITING (49 credit hours) Students must complete 49 credit hours consisting of 32 credits in the courses listed below (16 hours at the 300 level or above) and 16 credits in English courses (8 hours at the 200-level and 8 hours at the 300-level or above), plus a portfolio course. One studio arts course (4 hours) other than a writing course is recommended. Note: As explained in requirements for the English major, one 200-level English or Literature courses, or permission of instructor, is required to take ENG and LIT courses at the 300 or 400-level. English courses used to fulfill the writing major or minor may also count toward an English major or minor. Within the required WRI courses, one of the following sequences must be completed: University of Tampa Course State Course Equivalency Poetry:

WRI 250 Poetry Writing I (4) WRI 351 Poetry Writing II (4)

Fiction:

WRI 260 Fiction Writing I (4) CRW 3111, 3112 WRI 361 Fiction Writing II (4)

Nonfiction:

WRI 274 Creative Nonfiction (4) WRI 374 Narrative Nonfiction (4)

Technical:

WRI 281 Technical Writing (4) ENC 2210 WRI 381 Technical and Professional Editing (4)


Writing majors must choose 24 credit hours from courses in the following list: WRI 200 Introduction to Creative Writing (4) CRW 1001, 2001 WRI 210 Writing as a Means of Self-Discovery (4) WRI 212 Memoir and Autobiography (4) WRI 220 Writing on and for the Web (4) COM 225 Media Writing (4) MMC 2100, 3602 COM 226 Introduction to Scriptwriting for Motion Pictures and Television (4) COM 234 Topics in Communication (4) WRI 230-239 Special Topics (1-4) WRI 240 Writing Drama (4) WRI 245 Yearbook Publication (2) WRI 247 Dramatic Writing for Radio and Alternative Performance (4) WRI 250 Poetry Writing I (4) WRI 260 Fiction Writing I (4) CRW 3111, 3112 JOU 271 News Reporting and Writing (4) JOU 273 Practicum in Student Publications (1-4) WRI 274 Creative Nonfiction (4) WRI 281 Technical Writing (4) ENC 2210 JOU 290-299 Special Topics in Journalism (4) WRI 301 Biography and Historical Narrative (4) COM 325 Writing for Broadcast News (4) COM 340 Screenwriting I (4) RTV 3301 COM 346 Writing for Interactive Media (4) WRI 350 Poetic Forms (4) WRI 351 Poetry Writing II (4) WRI 352-359 Special Topics (1-4) WRI 361 Fiction Writing II (4) WRI 362 Multigenre Creative Writing Seminar (4) WRI 365 Fiction Forms (4) ENG 370 Printing, Publishing and Book Arts (4) JOU 371 Feature Writing (4) COM 373 Interactive Journalism Production (4) WRI 374 Narrative Nonfiction (4) WRI 381 Technical and Professional Editing (4) COM 383 Writing for Advertising (4) COM 384 Writing for Public Relations (4) JOU 390-399 Advanced Special Topics in Journalism (4) WRI 450 Seminar in Poetry Writing (4) WRI 455-459 Directed Poetry Writing (1-4) WRI 460 Seminar in Fiction Writing (4) WRI 465-469 Directed Fiction Writing (1-4) WRI 470-479 Topics in Nonfiction (4) WRI 485-489 Directed Professional Writing (1-4) WRI 490 Writing Internship (1-10)

Portfolio:

WRI 491 Senior Portfolio (1)

Documents

University of Tampa Articulation Manual