A MAJOR is a student's primary area of academic emphasis with a varying total number of required credit hours, courses, and where applicable, tests defined by the respective discipline and approved by the faculty.
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\n\nResident credit hours-30 (excludes nontraditional credit)
\n\nOf the last 60 credit hours earned for a Bachelor's degree, 30 credit hours must be resident hours.
\n\nSatisfactory completion of specific major requirements (9 upper division hours, excluding nontraditional credit and cooperative education courses, must be resident credit).
\n\nSatisfactory completion of general education requirements.
\n\nCumulative GPA of 2.0.
\n\nCompletion of university comprehensive assessment activities.
\n\nApproved application for degree. The application deadline is listed in the online schedule of classes and students are expected to meet that deadline for filing.
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