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Undergraduate Catalog 2004-2006: Programs

Undergraduate Programs of Study

Majors:

• Accounting (BA, BS)
• Biology (BA)
• Biology (BS)
• Biology/Secondary Certification (BA)
• Biology/Secondary Certification (BS)
• Business Administration (BA, BS)
• Business Administration - Secondary Major for non-business majors
• Communication (BA)
  • Media Studies
  • Professional Practice
• Computer Science (BA)
• Computer Science (BS)
• Computer Science/Business Information Systems (BA)
• Computer Science/Electronics (BA)
• Criminal Justice (BA)
• Elementary Education (BA)
• English (BA)
• Environmental Science (BS)
• Health Science (BS) (Pre-Dental, Pre-Med, Pre-Vet, and Allied Health Programs)
• History (BA)
• Human Services (BS)
• Human Services - YMCA Senior Director Certificate Program (supplemental major)
• Management and Innovation (BA, BS)
• Marketing (BA, BS)
• Mathematics (BS)
• Nursing (BSN)
• Organizational Leadership (BS)
• Organization Management (BA, BS)
• Physical Education (BA, BS)
  • Fitness and Health Promotion (BS)
  • Athletic Training (BS)
  • Special Certification (K-12) (BA)
• Political Science (BA)
• Pre-Law (supplemental major)
• Psychology (BA)
• Recreation Administration (BS)
  • Commercial Recreation Management
  • Outdoor Leadership
  • Program Management
  • Therapeutic Recreation
• Secondary Education (supplemental major)
• Secondary Business Major (for non-business majors only)
• Social Work (BSW)
• Sociology (BA)

Minors:
Students pursuing bachelors' degrees at Aurora University have the opportunity to explore areas of learning outside of, or supportive of, their major fields by completing a minor. A minor is not required for graduation, but is strongly encouraged. Courses used in the minor may also be used to satisfy general education requirements. At least 9 semester hours included in the minor must be taken at Aurora University. All coursework presented for a minor must bear grades of C- or better, and only one course taken on the CR/NCR (pass/fail) grading system may be applied.

• Accounting
• American Culture & Ethnic Studies
• Art
• Biology
• Business Administration
• Chemistry
• Communication
• Computer Science
• Criminal Justice
• Education
• English
• Gender Studies
• Health Education
• History
• Hospitality Management
• International Studies
• Mathematics
• Music
• Philosophy
• Physical Education-Coaching
• Physical Education-Fitness & Health Promotion
• Physical Education-Sports Management
• Physiology
• Political Science
• Psychology
• Recreation Administration
• Religious Studies
• Sociology
• Spanish
• Theatre

Posted 31 December 2003
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