1. Languages EITHER HON 131—Beginning Classical Greek I OR HON 141—Elementary Latin I ..... 3 EITHER HON 132—Beginning Classical Greek II OR HON 142—Elementary Latin II ..... 3 HON 143—Writing Lab I ..... 1 HON 144—Writing Lab II ..... 1 Total: 8
2. II.Liberal Studies Seminars HON 101—Liberal Studies Seminar I ..... 4 HON 102—Liberal Studies Seminar II ..... 4 HON 201—Liberal Studies Seminar III ..... 4 HON 202—Liberal Studies Seminar IV ..... 4 Total: 16 HON 211—Language II British Literature ..... 4 HON 212—Language IV Modern Literature in English ..... 4 Total: 8
3. III.Math-Sciences HON 121—Math-Science I ..... 4 HON 122—Math-Science II ..... 4 HON 221—Math-Science III ..... 4 HON 222—Math-Science IV ..... 4 Total: 16

LIBERAL STUDIES REQUIREMENTS— Whitney Young School Honors Program

WHITNEY YOUNG TOTAL HOURS LIBERAL STUDIES REQUIREMENTS: 48 NOTE: See HON course descriptions for specific content.

CLASS SCHEDULING POLICY

Kentucky State University follows a comprehensive plan that governs the offering of courses on a long-term basis. The University’s Ni ne-Semester Schedule of Course permits students and their advisors to develop an effective plan which identifies when required and elective courses may be taken. In general, all upper-level revision courses (elective or required), necessary to complete undergraduate degree requirements for a program, shall be offered at least once every two academic years.

attending Kentucky State University and meeting certain requirements, will be eligible for three percent of the openings annually at Kentucky’s publicly-supported law, medical, and dental schools. Students interested in any of the above professional areas should contact the University’s p re-professional p rogram a dvisors thr ough the College of Mathematics, Science, Technology, and Health. Information regarding veterinary medicine may be found in the section of this Catalogue describing the Division of Mathematics and Sciences.

PRE-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS

Kentucky State University offers preparatory programs for students intending to enter the fields of medicine, dentistry, law, engineering, optometry, pharmacy, veterinary medicine, community health,্য, neurotechnology, clinical laboratory sciences, nuclear medicine technology, and physical therapy. Most of these programs are housed in various divisions of the College of Mathematics, Science, Technology, and Health. The requirements for a pre-law curriculum can be fulfilled by a strong major, such as English or Political Science, which are housed in the College of Arts, Social Sciences and Interdisciplinary Studies.

In addition to preparing students for entrance into the professional schools of their choice, Kentucky residents attending Kentucky State University and meeting certain requirements, will be eligible for three percent of the openings annually at Kentucky’s public-supported law, medical, and dental schools. Students interested in any of the above professional areas should contact the University’s p re-professional program advisors through the College of Mathematics, Science, Technology, and Health. Information regarding veterinary medicine may be found in the section of this Catalogue describing the Division of Mathematics and Sciences.

COOPERATIVE EDUCATION PROGRAM

Cooperative education at Kentucky State University is an academic program incorporating alternating and par-allel periods of employment and classroom study. This educational process is a joint or cooperative effort on the part of the Cooperative Education Office, the faculty instructing the student, and the employer furnishing opportunities for practical applications of the student's class work. Students are limited to a maximum of twelve hours in cooperative education courses for their academic career at KSU.

Cooperative education helps the student bridge the gap between the classroom and the workplace, and it allows the student to observe and participate in practical applications of coursework. Cooperative education

KSU CATALOGUE, 2005–2007