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  • Following is a sample four-year plan. Please note that student-specific plans may differ.

  • Meet with an academic advisor to create a specific plan that best fits your academic needs.

  • The student is ultimately responsible for knowing and completing all degree requirements.

  • Make sure you meet the registration requirements for each class by clicking the course link and checking any prerequisites or corequisites.

  • Consultation with an advisor may result in an altered plan customized for an individual student.

  • Check your Degree Works for requirements and completion.

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Fall 2025 -
11
Requirements
  • *College of Science Sequence Requirement consists of 7-8 credits, i.e., a year-long introduction course in biology, chemistry, geology or computer science to be selected by the student and completed in their freshman year. **University Studies Breadth courses consist of 18 credits. These are distributed through freshman, sophomore, and into the junior year. Experience has shown that taking the majority of these credits in the first year has a negative impact on our majors.
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  • PHYS - College of Science Sequence Requirement
    (4 cr)
  • University Studies Breadth Course
    (3 cr)
92
Fall 2025 -
10
Requirements
  • *College of Science Sequence Requirement consists of 7-8 credits, i.e., a year-long introduction course in biology, chemistry, geology or computer science to be selected by the student and completed in their freshman year.
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  • PHYS - College of Science sequence requirement
    (4 cr)
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92
Fall 2025 -
4
Requirements
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  • Required Language Courses 1010
    (4 cr)
92
Fall 2025 -
13
Requirements
  • *University Studies Breadth courses consist of 18 credits. These are distributed through freshman, sophomore, and into the junior year. Experience has shown that taking the majority of these credits in the first year has a negative impact on our majors.
  • Choose two of the following Philosophy courses (6 credits total):
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  • University Studies Breadth Course
    (3 cr)
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  • Required Language Courses 1020
    (4 cr)
92
Fall 2025 -
13
Requirements
  • *University Studies Breadth courses consist of 18 credits. These are distributed through freshman, sophomore and into the junior year. Experience has shown that taking the majority of these credits in the first year has a negative impact on our majors.
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  • University Studies Breadth Course
    (3 cr)
  • University Studies Breadth Course
    (3 cr)
  • Required Language Courses 2010
    (4 cr)
92
Fall 2025 -
10
Requirements
  • *University Studies Breadth courses consist of 18 credits. These are distributed through freshman, sophomore and into the junior year. Experience has shown that taking the majority of these credits in the first year has a negative impact on our majors.
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    Elective course 3500+ level
  • University Studies Depth Course (DSS)
    (3 cr)
  • Required Language Courses 2020
    (4 cr)
  • University Studies Breadth Course
    (3 cr)
92
Fall 2025 -
16
Requirements
  • *University Studies Breadth courses consist of 18 credits. These are distributed through freshman, sophomore, and into the junior year. Experience has shown that taking the majority of these credits in the first year has a negative impact on our majors. Elective credits: This particular degree offering enables the student to complement their physics interest with up to 15 credits from other disciplines. These could consist of computer science, mathematics, geology, English, etc. Working with the physics advisor in the sophomore/junior year would enable a timely plan to be created based upon the student’s developing career goals.
  • Physics Elective Course at 3500+ level
    (3 cr)
  • University Studies Breadth Course
    (3 cr)
  • Advisor-Directed Elective Credits
    (9 cr)
  • PHYS4900 register for 1 credit.
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92
Fall 2025 -
15
Requirements
  • Elective credits: This particular degree offering enables the student to complement their physics interest with up to 15 credits from other disciplines. These could consist of computer science, mathematics, geology, English, etc. Working with the physics advisor in the sophomore/junior year would enable a timely plan to be created based upon the student’s developing career goals.
  • PHYS4900 register for 1 credit.
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  • Advisor-Directed Elective Credits
    (14 cr)