B.A in Anthropology

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In this program students typically concentrate on taking general education courses and sample major introductory courses. Due to its diverse nature, the major requires one course in all four subfields. Students may concentrate in their area of interest through major electives and cognate choices. Some Anthropology courses are offered through the South Carolina Honors College, and others are cross listed with departments and programs such as Southern Studies, Latin American Studies, African American Studies, Public Health, Religious Studies, Women's Studies, Linguistics, History, and Geography. A departmental Undergraduate Research Track/Intensive Major is available to students majoring in Anthropology who wish to participate in significant research activities in collaboration with, or under the supervision of, a faculty mentor. A minimum GPA of 3.3 overall and in the major is required major.

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B.S./M.E. in Computer Science and Engineering

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This course are designed to provide a strong foundation for pursuing careers in the computer and information systems industry. A combined B.S./M.E. degree program is available to undergraduate students in computer science and engineering with 90 or more hours earned toward their baccalaureate degrees. Students accepted into this program must have a minimum overall GPA of 3.40 and at least 3.40 in the course work taken in computer science and engineering. Up to 9 credit hours above the 500 level may be applied toward both the B.S. and M.S. or M.E. degree requirements. The approval of the student?s advisor and the graduate director is required

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B.S./M.S. in Computer Science and Engineering

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This course are designed to provide a strong foundation for pursuing careers in the computer and information systems industry. A combined B.S./M.S. degree program is available to undergraduate students in computer science and engineering with 90 or more hours earned toward their baccalaureate degrees. Students accepted into this program must have a minimum overall GPA of 3.40 and at least 3.40 in the course work taken in computer science and engineering. Up to 9 credit hours above the 500 level may be applied toward both the B.S. and M.S. or M.E. degree requirements. The approval of the student?s advisor and the graduate director is required.

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B.S.B.A in Management - Entrepreneurship

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This program is designed to help students develop competencies and skills relevant across a broad range of organizational roles, as well as roles specifically involving this concentration. This concentration has 2 tracks standard track and intensive track.

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B.S.B.A in Management - Human Resources

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This program is designed to help students develop competencies and skills relevant across a broad range of organizational roles, as well as roles specifically involving this concentration. This concentration has 2 tracks standard track and intensive track.

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B.S.B.A in Management Science - Business Information Management

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This program is designed to teach students about the use of technology for managing information, and thus better prepare them for business careers. The need for such an expertise is in response to long-term trends in business towards outsourcing as well as the emergence of an increasingly information-technology intensive service sector. Whether understanding the technology necessary to delivery of services or the knowledge needed to negotiate and maintain the outsourcing of a business function, it is increasingly important for all business professionals to have knowledge of information technology and its usage. By providing core knowledge on business information management and analysis combined with flexibility in program selection, this major allows students to maximize their opportunity for a promising business career. Expertise gained through this major may be applied to the international business, accounting, marketing, operations, customer support, human resources, or general management functions. Thus while the BIM Track represents a standalone major, it is particularly conducive for students wishing to double major in a particular functional discipline, as well as in BIM by itself. A graduate from the Business Information Management (BIM) track can expect to find jobs using, supporting, and selling information technology in a business environment. The student can pursue a career directly tied to technology in help desks, call centers, and system sales and support or by leveraging their general business knowledge with the effective use of information technology within an established business function such as accounting, operations, marketing, or general management both domestically or internationally.

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B.S.B.A in Management Science - Business Information Systems

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This program is designed to prepare students for careers in business information systems (BIS). Increased emphasis on strategic opportunity of information systems in organizations has created a need for professionals who possess expertise in system analysis and design, system implementation and project management, and other strategic decision making processes. After graduation with the BIS track, students can expect to find jobs in a broad range of business information systems backgrounds and specializations including database management, system development, project management and system consulting in various organizations.

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B.S.B.A in Management Science - Global Supply Chain and Operations Management

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This program prepare its students for specific GSCOM careers in global manufacturing firms in production, purchasing, quality control, distribution and supply chain management; in service firms for general operations management and logistics/supply chain management; and in consulting firms as business process and quality improvement consultants. Even while pursuing other majors in accounting, finance, international business, marketing, or MIS as primary careers, GSCOM knowledge and skills provide valuable complementary competencies. It consists of cutting-edge courses in lean systems, six-sigma methodologies, and business reengineering process improvement approaches, service operations management, strategic sourcing, logistics and distribution, and supply chain modeling and optimization, it focuses on not just learning but applying these skills through a capstone consulting project course in which student teams tackle a "live" operations, business process, or supply chain improvement project with an actual organization, thus preparing them for six-sigma green-belt certifications. GSCOM professors are not only accomplished scholars in the GSCOM field, but most have also executed significant process improvement and supply chain consulting engagements with global firms.

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B.S.E in Chemical Engineering

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This program's objective is to provide the student with a thorough grounding in mathematics, chemistry, and chemical engineering subjects, and to prepare the student for a professional career or graduate studies in chemical engineering and other fields.

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B.S.E/M.E in Mechanical Engineering

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Mechanical engineering undergraduate students may apply for approval of an accelerated education plan in the semester in which they will complete 90 hours of undergraduate course work. In addition, students must have a sufficient foundation in mechanical engineering course work to enable them to take graduate-level courses. University and department regulations stipulate that applicants must have a minimum GPA of 3.40, both overall and in mechanical engineering courses. Students in the accelerated program must maintain a GPA of 3.40 while pursuing the B.S.E. degree. Participation in the accelerated program does not require acceptance into The Graduate School. After completing the B.S.E. degree, students wishing to continue toward a master's degree in mechanical engineering at USC must apply formally to The Graduate School by submitting the appropriate form and required supporting documents. Students in the accelerated program will be eligible for graduate assistantships upon admission to The Graduate School.

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B.S.E/M.S in Mechanical Engineering

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Mechanical engineering undergraduate students may apply for approval of an accelerated education plan in the semester in which they will complete 90 hours of undergraduate course work. In addition, students must have a sufficient foundation in mechanical engineering course work to enable them to take graduate-level courses. University and department regulations stipulate that applicants must have a minimum GPA of 3.40, both overall and in mechanical engineering courses. Students in the accelerated program must maintain a GPA of 3.40 while pursuing the B.S.E. degree. Participation in the accelerated program does not require acceptance into The Graduate School. After completing the B.S.E. degree, students wishing to continue toward a master's degree in mechanical engineering at USC must apply formally to The Graduate School by submitting the appropriate form and required supporting documents. Students in the accelerated program will be eligible for graduate assistantships upon admission to The Graduate School.

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B.S/M.E in Civil and Environmental Engineering

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This program is available to undergraduate civil and environmental engineering students with GPAs of 3.50 or above and 90 or more hours earned toward their baccalaureate degrees. Up to six credit hours of 500-level or above courses may be applied toward both the B.S. and M.S. or M.E. in Civil and Environmental Engineering degree requirements. The approval of the student's advisor and the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering graduate director are required. Questions about this program may be directed to the Civil and Environmental Engineering graduate director.

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B.S/M.S in Civil and Environmental Engineering

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This program is available to undergraduate civil and environmental engineering students with GPAs of 3.50 or above and 90 or more hours earned toward their baccalaureate degrees. Up to six credit hours of 500-level or above courses may be applied toward both the B.S. and M.S. or M.E. in Civil and Environmental Engineering degree requirements. The approval of the student's advisor and the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering graduate director are required. Questions about this program may be directed to the Civil and Environmental Engineering graduate director.

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Bachelor of Arts - Intensive Major in English

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This program includes a senior seminar or thesis, is designed especially for those students planning to pursue graduate study in literature. Students learn to analyze literary and non-literary texts within cultural and historical contexts, to think critically, to write clearly and persuasively, and to understand ideas different from their own.

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Bachelor of Arts in African American Studies

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This interdisciplinary program in African American Studies at USC was established in 1971 to broaden the University's curricular offerings to include analysis of the many aspects of African American experience including social, political, religious, artistic, intellectual, and historical. It has two philosophical concepts form the foundation of the African American Studies Program. The first is an awareness and chronicling of the many varied issues related to race and African American experiences in the United States, such as historical, cultural, social, political, and economic aspects. Second is the responsibility to implement an academic program and policies in such a way as to enhance research about African-American and African Diaspora peoples through teaching, research, and service.

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Bachelor of Arts in Art History

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This program's curriculum gives students a broad knowledge of Western art and the cultures that generate it. Students develop skills in theory, research, analysis, and criticism. Art history majors generally pursue careers in gallery or museum administration, teaching, or working within historical organizations.

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Bachelor of Arts in Classics - Greek Studies

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This program offers a major in classics which allows concentration in Greek or Latin languages or Classical Studies. The program offers courses in Greek and Latin; courses in translation (CLAS); and courses in the departments of art history, comparative literature, history, philosophy, and religious studies to provide a variety of enhancements to the study of literature and language of the ancient world.

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Bachelor of Arts in Classics - Latin

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This program offers a major in classics which allows concentration in Greek or Latin languages or Classical Studies. The program offers courses in Greek and Latin; courses in translation (CLAS); and courses in the departments of art history, comparative literature, history, philosophy, and religious studies to provide a variety of enhancements to the study of literature and language of the ancient world.

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Bachelor of Arts in Comparative Literature

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This an interdisciplinary program in the department of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures. This Comparative Literature program invites students to examine literature from a multitude of different perspectives. It offers students the opportunity to fashion their own unique intellectual journeys while fostering the program's core values of linguistic competence, theoretical fluency, and broad literary culture, it also has a rich history of producing quality graduates who go on to find successful positions teaching at a wide variety of different institutions.

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Bachelor of Arts in Criminology and Criminal Justice

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This program provides students with a strong foundation in the liberal arts and the social sciences. The department fosters a program of study that has a strong research emphasis and encourages public service. Courses offered through the department focus on problem-solving and critical thinking, which provide students with the skills necessary to understand and interpret the scientific literature, access emerging technologies in the field, and understand emerging issues in criminology and criminal justice. It requires totally 120 hours to complete the program.

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