GreenRibbonReport-FINAL4-1.pdf — PaddleOCR-VL (Baidu)

Political science courses are offered in the following sequence:

CRS	TITLE	SPR	F	SPR	F	SPR	F	SPR
POS 101	AMERICAN GOVERNMENT	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
POS 160	STATE/LOCAL GOVERNMENT		1		1		1
POS 201	METRO GOVERNMENT	1		1		1		1
POS 211	INTRO TO POLITICAL SCIENCE		1		1		1
POS 300	STATISTICS		1		1		1
POS 301	RESEARCH METHODS	1		1		1		1
POS 311	COMPARATIVE GOVERNMENT	1				1
POS 322	LEGISLATIVE PROCESS	1				1
POS 331	CONSTITUTIONAL LAW		1		1		1
POS 355	POLITICAL THEORY			1				1
POS 361	WORLD POLITICS			1		1		1
POS 363	INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS		1				1
POS 431	CONSTITUTION/CIVIL LIBERTIES	1				1
POS 446	POLITICAL EXECUTIVE		1			1
POS 461	LOCAL POLICY				1		1
POS 462	DEVELOPING NATIONS				1
POS 464	AFRICAN POLITICS			1				1
POS 291/391/491	INTERNSHIP	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
POS 495	DIRECTED STUDY	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
POS 499	SENIOR COLL	1	1	1	1	1	1	1

VI. Cost and Funding

How many credit hours are required for completion of the program?
The political science program requires 120 credit hours.
How many different concentrations or options are available in the program? Could some of them be consolidated or eliminated to reduce course proliferation and costs?

The program offers three concentrations: constitutional law, international relations and legislative/executive politics.

C. What is the average class size in the major courses?

The average class size (when including POS 101 as the service course) is 7.4 students in AY 2017–18. When factoring out POS 101, the average class size is 5.1 students.

D. Are these courses too expensive to offer?

The Bursar's Office offers the following tuition and fees schedule for the University: