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Recommended Course Sequence Degree Plans

In accordance with SB 25 from the 87th Texas Legislative session, public institutions are required to post degree plans with a recommended course sequence for completion of major and certificate degree programs.  The recommended course sequence represents the courses and the order that certain courses should be taken to promote student success and degree completion.  It is important to refer to the for information related to all of the degree requirements for a particular program as the notes section of these plans do not capture all of the degree requirements needed for graduation.  

 

These plans do not constitute an official degree plan, but rather serve as a tool for proactive discussion as students plan for multiterm registration and timely degree completion with an academic advisor.  Students should always confirm their course selections with an academic advisor to avoid taking unnecessary or repeated courses.  To connect with an academic advisor, vist the Academic Advising and Student Success Center website.

Programs

In alphabetical order

Communication Studies Concentration

Digital Production Concentration

Strategic Communication Concentration

(non-degree seeking student)

Education, BS

Credit Analysis Track

Financial Planning Track

General Finance Track

Administration Track with Applied Gerontology certificate

Administration Track with Mediation certificate

Administration Track with Non-Profit Management certificate

Administration Track with Substance Abuse certificate

Direct Practice Track with Applied Gerontology certificate

Direct Practice Track with Mediation certificate

Direct Practice Track with Non-Profit Management certificate

Direct Practice Track with Substance Abuse certificate

Peer Recovery Support Specialist Certificate

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