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May 05, 2024
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2013-2015 Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Public Health Science, BS
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Bachelor of Science in Public Health degree is an academic degree that addresses the health of populations and communities through instruction, service, and community based research. The degree is firmly grounded in a background of humanities, social science and the liberal arts. The degree fulfills Saint Augustine’s University’s campus-wide undergraduate core proficiency through this background while stressing an additional commitment to quantitative and scientific skills.
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Outline
The following outline of courses details the 122 credit hours required for the Bachelor of Science in Public Health. Meeting graduation requirements is the responsibility of the student. Students must earn “C” or better in all “TEP” courses.
First Year Experience (4)
University Requirements Transformative Education Program Core Competencies
5 Hrs Seminar (one 2 hour and 3 one hour)
*Two credit hours of wellness in FYE 101 /WEL 101
And 2 (1) Activity Courses
STEM & Quantitative Literacy (10)
Teamwork (4)^
^ Note: May take this course outside of the major.
Innovation & Creativity (3)
Artistic Literacy (3)+
+NOTE: Must select a course outside their major.
Major Requirements (30)
Students must earn a “C” or higher in ALL courses in the major.
Free Electives (6)
- Free Elective (3)
- Free Elective (3)
Degree Totals
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FYE 102 |
2 |
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University TEP |
84 |
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TEP Major Hours |
(29) |
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Major hours |
30 |
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Free Electives |
6 |
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Transformation Education Program Acronyms
WC: Written Communication |
OC: Oral Communication |
FL: Foreign Language & Sign Language |
AW: Advanced Writing |
CT: Critical Thinking |
ID: Identity |
WEL: Wellness |
SCL: Science with Lab |
QL: Math |
TECH: Computer Technology |
CE: Civic Engagement |
GP: Global Perspective |
SL: Servant Leadership |
TW: Teamwork |
IC: Innovation & Creativity |
AL: Artistic Literacy |
CAP: Capstone |
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