Liberal Arts: Humanities and Social Science (Anthropology Track), Academic Programs, SUNY Orange Catalog

Liberal Arts: Humanities and Social Science (Anthropology Track)

TRANSFER DEGREE
MIDDLETOWN CAMPUS
NEWBURGH CAMPUS
DISTANCE LEARNING

Anthropology Track Gateway Courses:

Gateway courses: ANT 101
Key courses: ANT 102, ANT 103, ANT 104/220

Courses above have been recommended by the department to help introduce you to the program (Gateway courses) and guide you in selecting courses that will provide you with the best academic experience (Key courses and suggested Electives).

PPREREQUISITE
CCOREQUISITE
P/CPRE/COREQUISITE

First Semester

Course #	Course Name	P, C, P/C	Credits
ENG 101	Freshman English 1	P	3
MAT ___	SUNY Math (GE 1)		3
COM 101	Foundations of Communication		3
ANT 101	Cultural and Social Anthropology		3
________	SUNY Social Science (Cat A) (GE 4)		3
PES 100	Concepts of Physical Wellness		1
	Total Semester Credits		16

Milestones

During this semester, students should:

Adjust to college-level work
Learn to manage responsibilities, both in and out of the classroom
Explore your options using personality and career interest assessments
Seek involvement in student activities including community and/or department sponsored events and clubs

Second Semester

Course #	Course Name	P, C, P/C	Credits
ENG 102	Freshman English 2	P	3
________	SUNY Natural Science (GE2)		3
PSY 111	Introduction to Psychology		3
ANT 103	Archeology and Prehistory		3
________	SUNY Restricted Elective (GE 7 or GE 9)		3
PES ___	Activity Courses		1
	Total Semester Credits		16

Milestones

During this semester, students should:

Construct a paper in English or another course to focus on a topic related to the field of anthropology
Introduce yourself and begin working with your faculty advisor to plan transfer/career path and consider career choices

Third Semester

Course #	Course Name	Credits
ENG 2__	Advanced English	3
________	Math/Liberal Arts Science	3
ANT 102	Human Evolution	3
HIS ___	SUNY (GE 6) (Cat D)	3
________	SUNY Arts (GE 8)	3
	Total Semester Credits	15

Milestones

During this semester, students should:

Communicate with transfer institutions to determine the necessary steps to successfully transfer
Explore current research opportunities with faculty

Fourth Semester

Course #	Course Name	P, C, P/C	Credits
ENG 2__	Advanced English		3
Either ANT 104	Archeological Field Experience
Or ANT 220	Indians of North America		3
SOC 101	Introduction to Sociology		3
Either MAT 101	Elementary Algebra	P	3
Or ________	General Elective
________	General Elective		3
	Total Semester Credits		15

Milestones

During this semester, students should:

Verify and apply for graduation
Finalize transfer plans

TOTAL DEGREE CREDITS: 62

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