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2011-2012 Academic Catalog [Archived Catalog]

Concentrations (AA/AS degree)

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The core curriculum requirements generate essentially a liberal arts associate degree, but by careful selection of elective courses, a cadet can build a course sequence, which parallels those in other institutions that lead to the bachelor’s degree. Cadets’ academic advisors will counsel their advisees on other institutions’ requirements for undergraduate degrees and suggest NMMI courses which parallel those sequences. Except at four-year institutions that do not sponsor ROTC programs, virtually all NMMI credit producing courses may count towards the 128-140 semester graduation total which most colleges require for the bachelor’s degree. However, as is increasingly becoming common, many bachelor’s degrees require 10 semesters to complete. All graduates are required to complete the CAAP assessment in the last semester.

 

Normal Class Loads

The normal academic load for college cadets is 17 semester credit hours. The minimum load is 12 semester credit hours.

 

Concentrations

A degree (AA/AS) comes from the General Education Module (AA or AS), plus 15 or more hours from the specific concentration, plus required electives to create 68 hours.  A 2.00 GPA is the minimum allowed cumulative GPA.  Cadets may not take more than 4.0 hrs (4 courses) in PHEA or 8.0 hours in music activity courses that count toward the 68.0 hours graduation requirement.

 

Athletic Training Concentration (AS)

This concentration is designed to aid the student transferring to a program in Health, Physical Education or Recreational activities with an emphsis in athletic training.  One of the NMMI Gateway programs developed is with NMSU in the Athletic Training area.  However to meet this requirement a student will need 72 hours for the transfer. A student may meet this concentration but not meet the gateway requirement.

Required courses

To meet the Athletic Training concentration a cadet must take these courses along with HPER 1113 the required health course.

Recommended courses

Additional athletic courses to meet the requirement of 15 hours and 5 courses.  Note: cadet will take an additional courses to meet the NMSU gateway (7 HPER courses).

Business Administration (AA)

This concentration does require either ENGL 2113 or BUSW 2113 as the second English course, and MATH 1173 (Math for Business and Social Science) for the English and mathematics requirements.  MATH 1273 (Calculus for Business and Social Sciences) and MATH 2313 (Introduction to Statistics) are highly recommended.

Required courses

Economics may meet both the requirement and the Social Science general education requirement, 68 total hours are still mandated.

Recommended courses

At least one of the following:

Criminal Justice (AA)

Required courses

Recommended courses

the criminal justice course is the recommended course, the others are by exception only

History Concentration (AA)

Required courses

To meet the history concentration, a cadet must take the following course sequence

Recommended courses

and take one or both of the following sequences

Additional courses

and at least one from the following to get at least 5 courses and 15 credits.

Humanities Concentration (AA)

A cadet can earn a humanities concentration by completing 15 hours and 5 courses in the listed courses.  Courses taken in the humanities general education module may be used here for the concentration with the same restriction on history courses.

Natural Science Concentration (AS)

A concentration in the Natural Sciences will include the general requirements for an AS degree plus the listed courses.

Required courses

Elective

Three courses from the following are required to meet this concentration

Mathematics Concentration (AS)

Required courses

All three courses are required.

Recommended electives

At least two courses are required from this list for a total of five courses.

Pre-Medicine/Dental/Veterinary Concentration (AS)

This concentration includes the requirements for an AS degree plus the listed courses. 

Required courses

The five courses listed here are required.  Chemistry is a recommended elective.

Recommended electives

Pre-Nursing Concentration (AS)

This concentration is specifically tailored to the next school.  Cadets wishing to complete this concentration need to see their academic advisor and identify the specific requirements necessary at the four-year university.  Cadet will complete the AS general education requirements and these required and optional courses for the concentration.  Based on the four-year requirement, a cadet may take more than the 68 minimum AS requirement to meet this concentration.

Required courses

Recommended electives

Some of these electives will also meet AS core requirements, but some are in addition to the General Education AS core.

Physical Sciences Concentration (AS)

Required courses

Lab Science sequence

At least one of the sequences

Recommended electives

Political Science/Government Concentration (AA)

Required courses

Recommended courses

and at least one course from the following

Pre-Engineering Concentration (AS)

Required courses

Recommended electives

plus at least one course from the following

Social Science Concentration (AA)

Required courses

At least four from the following courses

Recommended courses

and at least one from the following courses:

Additional courses

The following additional courses are highly recommended

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