Students interested in a
major in metropolitan studies must consult an advisor in the BGS program. A
minimum of 15 semester hours in the major and nine semester hours at the 300
level must be completed at Roosevelt University. A maximum of six semester hours
of D is allowed. Courses for the specialty area are chosen from approved courses
in community service, criminal justice, environmental policy, health services,
paralegal studies, or public administration—policy and law. Courses taken as
electives may not be duplicated in the specialty area.
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Econ 101 |
Principles of Economics I |
3 |
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Econ 102 |
Principles of Economics II |
3 |
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Libs 245 |
The City and
Citizenship |
3 |
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Pos 101 |
American
Politics |
3 |
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Pos 290 |
The Research
Process |
3 |
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Four
courses in a specialty area at the upper level |
12 |
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Six electives from the following list |
18 |
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Hist
307 |
History
of Metropolitan Chicago |
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Hist
323 |
Cities
and Suburbs in American Thought and History |
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Libs
246 |
Arts and Urban Life
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Libs
382 |
Rise of
Urban Civilization |
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Pos 241 |
Environmental Problems of Metropolitan Areas
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Pos 362 |
Urban
Politics |
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Pos 363 |
Urban
Policy |
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Pos 366 |
Local
Government Law |
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Pos 397 |
Urban
Policy Issues |
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Padm
354 |
Public
Health and Urban Disease |
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Padm
367 |
Governing Metropolitan Areas
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Padm
368 |
Intro to
Regional and Urban Economic Development
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Pos/Padm 338 |
Internship |
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Schedule
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