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Four Year Plan

This suggested class schedule can be used to help public health majors organize which courses they will take and when in order to graduate within four years.

First year

Semester Hours
PUBH 101 3
SOC 250 3
ALSO: Core and general elective courses 27

Second Year
Biostatics 4
PUBH 248 (Biostatics is prerequisite) 4
PUBH 295 0
PHIL 212 3
ECON 241 3
ALSO: Core and general elective courses 19

Third Year
Health Behavior/Education area 3
Health Policy area 3
Global/Environmental Health area 3
PUBH 295 0
Two advisor approved PUBH electives 6–8
ALSO: Core and general elective courses 16–18

Fourth Year
Two advisor approved PUBH electives 6–8
PUBH 295 0
PUBH 395 3
PUBH (elective internship) 3
ALSO: Core and general elective courses 19–21
Graduation requirement: 124
Public Health Major: 44–47

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