GROUP I:      W131 _______ (must have C or better)
                      M100 or M110  _______ (must have C or better), or 650 on SAT or 29 on ACT
                      W333 _______ (Intensive Writing, can also fulfill any other requirement)

GROUP II:  2 years foreign language: (  ) _______, (  ) _______, (  ) _______, (  ) _______*
                          [ (   ) _______ ]    *Or 3 semesters and 2 culture courses in English about that culture.  (The first-year
                                    books are now used for three semesters, so this is becoming a popular option; consult the Dept of
                                    Modern Languages for listing/scheduling of culture classes.)

GROUP III:               IIIA  (Natural Science, 12 hours):  (  ) ANTH A105 (required),
(Each subgroup                   (_)________ , (_)________ , (  )__________ , ( ) _______ lab (required)
must include
courses from at          IIIB  (Social Science, 12 hours):  (  ) ANTH A104 (required),
least two                            (  _)__________ , (_)__________ , (  )____________
disciplines.)
(No more than           IIIC  (Humanities, 12 hours): (  ) _________,   (  ) _________ ,
9 cr in Group III                  (  )__________ , (  ) ________ lab (required)
[total] in any one         Students receiving two BA's at once need only complete GROUP III requirements of either one.
discipline)

GROUP IV:              IV-1:  Western Civilization (required): (  ) HIST H113, (  ) HIST H114
                                 IV-2:  Culture Studies (cannot also be counted for a GROUP III requirement, nor for the major;
                                    we suggest courses in minority studies or anthropology) (  ) _______

MAJOR; 30 cr: (must have C -  in every course in major, and a 2.0 GPA in major)
A.  BASIC SOCIOLOGY; four courses:    (  ) S161        (  ) S210 or S215  (  ) S230 (  ) S250
B.  METHODS; one course: (  ) S251 (quantitative - statistics) or (  ) S254 (qualitative - ethnographic)
C.  DEVIANCE/INEQUALITY: one of S310, S317, S320, S325, S328, S331, S335, S337 or S420
D.  ORGANIZATION: one of  S309, S311, S313, S314, S315, S316, S410, S416, S418, S419, S431, S447
E.  THEORY [counts as capstone]; one course: (  ) S340 (traditional sociology) or
     (  ) S441 (anthropology/ethnography or other special topic)
F.  ELECTIVES:  any two sociology courses, listed above or not; one must be at the 300 /400 level.

NOTE: students focusing on anthropology will probably wish to take S254 in B. above, S431 in D., S441 in E., and S362 topics (twice) in F., as all of these are also anthropology courses.  Given that two other anthro courses are required in GROUP III and a third one is allowed, and one can also be taken in GROUP IV-2, this means anthropology students can get a BA in Sociology with 5 Sociology courses, 5 Sociology/ Anthropology courses, and 4 Anthropology courses; take just one more and you get an anthropology minor, too.
 
OUTSIDE ELECTIVES  __________  ___________  ____________ ____________
(to bring total to 120 cr)  __________  ___________  ____________ ____________

NOTE: 105 cr must be in Arts & Sciences courses unless exception made for minors and certificates outside of A & S.

UPPER LEVEL (36 cr of the above courses must be at the 300 or 400 level.):
__________  ___________  ____________ ____________ __________ __________
__________  ___________  ____________ ____________ __________ __________

NON CREDIT AND REMEDIAL COURSES:  __________  ___________  __________ __________

CUMULATIVE GPA ___________ (2.0 required); IUN residency: 26 cr of senior year and 10 cr of major at IUN; no more than 60 cr at a junior college can be transferred, nor 90 cr total.