Political Science Transfer Pathway

The Political Science program’s systematic study of politics, power relationships and government prepares students for a wide variety of careers in public and private sector organizations, including business, law, government, journalism and more.

Academic Advising

 

3rd Year/Fall Semester

Course No.	Course Name	Credits
POL 221	Introduction to Political Analysis	4
POL XXX	Political Science Course	4
POL XXX	Political Science Course	4
XXX	Minor Course	3
Semester Credits Total		15

Notes: Students will identify an area of concentration. Once the area of concentration is identified, 15 credit hours must be completed in the concentration area. The student then must complete at least 3 credit hours within the each of the other two areas. See next note.

3rd Year / Spring Semester

Course No.	Course Name	Credits
POL 3/4XX	Political Science Course	4
POL 3/4XX	Political Science Course	4
XXX	General Education Course/Minor Course/Elective	3
XXX	Minor Course	3
XXX	Minor Course	3
Semester Credits Total		17

Notes: The political science classes completed at the community college will determine what remaining political science classes may need to be completed in each area. This will need to be determined with an advisor, which is why it is not designated on this form in which area the political science course will need to be completed.

4th Year / Fall Semester

Course No.	Course Name	Credits
POL 3/4XX	Political Science Course	4
POL 3/4XX	Political Science Course	4
3/4XX	Minor Course	3
3/4XX	Minor Course	3
Semester Credits Total		14

Notes: Credits must include 40 upper division (3/400) courses.

4th Year / Spring Semester

Course No.	Course Name	Credits
POL 3/4XX	Political Science Course	4
POL 3/4XX	Political Science Course	4
3/4XX	Minor Course	3
3/4XX	Minor Course	3
Semester Credits Total		14

Award: BS

Degree: Political Science

Total Credits: 60