Applied M.S. in Statistics

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B.A. in Classics - Classical Archaeology

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B.A. in Classics - Classical Civilization

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B.A. in Classics - Classics

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B.A. in Classics - Greek

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B.A. in Classics - Latin

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B.A. in Communication - Criticism of Public Discourse

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This program studies communication in the public sphere including mass communication and technologies.

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B.A. in Communication - Interpersonal and Small Group Communication

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B.A. in Communication - Persuasion and Social Influence

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B.A. in Communication - Rhetorical Theory

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This program considers theories and practices of language and symbolic usage in public and historical contexts.

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B.A. in English

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This program allows students to actively participate in dynamic, diverse, and interactive online learning communities and to complete their degrees in their own time and at their own pace within the traditional semester via the Internet. The web-based format enables them to complete coursework using the latest networked information technologies for increased access to educational resources, advisers, and materials.

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B.A. in History

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This program allows students to actively participate in dynamic, diverse, and interactive online learning communities, and complete their degrees in their own time and at their own pace via the Internet. The web-based format enables them to complete coursework using the latest networked information technologies for increased access to educational resources, advisers and materials.

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B.A. in Liberal Studies

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This program provides students the opportunity to explore educational goals in a way that may not be possible through traditional academic programs. The program integrates eight areas of learning with a variety of instructional methods to form a well-rounded and individual learning experience which assists students in deepening their understandings of the values, meaning, concerns, choices and commitments that are basic to the quality of life

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B.S. in Agricultural Education

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This program prepares students to teach agriculture in public schools, as well as for positions in non-formal education and training settings. In addition to education courses required for teacher certification, students complete courses in an array of agricultural subjects, including crop, animal, and soil science; horticulture; agricultural economics; and techincal systems management.

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B.S. in Agricultural Leadership Education

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This program prepares students for positions in planning and delivering non-formal education and other information or education programs in non-school settings, as well as for entry-level positions in organizational leadership. Agricultural leadership education courses examine different aspects of group, organization and community leadership, while other course work helps students develop non-formal education and communication skills.

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B.S. in Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences Communication

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This program prepares students for positions in agricultural, consumer and environmental sciences that require communication expertise. ACES Communications students complete a minimum of 20 semester hours in College of Communications course work in one of three specializations: Advertising, Broadcast Journalism, or News-Editorial Journalism. Additional courses in agricultural communications help them build communication planning skills and while learning and practicing how to present science-based information to varied audiences via multiple communication channels.

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B.S. in Aviation Human Factors

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This program prepares graduates to be productive members of the aviation industry by addressing the importance of human factors and cockpit resource (crew resource) training in the prevention of accidents and the enhancement of flight safety. It involves two core components. The first includes an instructional sequence of professional pilot training courses that will enable the students to obtain their FAA private, instrument, commercial, multi-engine, and flight instructor certificates and ratings. The second component is the human factors core which includes cockpit resource management, aviation psychology, and aviation accident investigation and analysis. Additionally, students will fulfill the university general education requirements and will also be able to complete an outside area of concentration in another related field, such as Business, Economics, Speech Communications, Geography, Psychology, etc., which will complement the two core aviation program. Students will also complete thirty-four hours of elective courses, some of which will be used toward the outside area of concentration and must be approved by an adviser.

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B.S. in Crop Sciences - Agroecology

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In this program students learn about the interactions between agriculture and our environment. They study the ways in which commercial agriculture affects managed and unmanaged ecosystems through courses on plants, plant pests, ecology and environmental issues. The Agroecology concentration addresses ecologically based management of cropping systems, stewardship of the environment and sustainable food production systems.

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B.S. in Crop Sciences - Biological Sciences

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This program is designed for students planning to pursue graduate education or seek professional positions that require more basic science than is included in the other Crop Sciences options. Basic science courses offered by the Department of Crop Sciences and by other departments of the university are emphasized. Students follow a first-year program of science and general education requirements similar to students in other Crop Sciences options. Programs for the second, third and fourth year are planned in consultation with the student's faculty advisor in the area of biological sciences.

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B.S. in Crop Sciences - Crop Agribusines

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This program allows students to combine a strong background in cropping systems with courses in business management, marketing, and agricultural and consumer economics. Crop Agribusiness applies the principles of crop production in a business setting. Students develop a broad appreciation for plant production by studying entomology, plant pathology, weed science and soils. The agribusiness courses help students develop business skills in management, marketing and finance.

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