Keelah Hassion

The 'Access Pitt State' initiative, a new strategic plan, aims to connect people, ideas, and traditions to strengthen the university and its region. It emphasizes leaner operations, responsiveness to student and industry demand, and preparing students for evolving workforces. Structured around four pillars—People, Innovation, Talent, and Tradition—the plan sets objectives to enroll an additional 700 students and secure $6 million for the operating budget over a five-year period, with the overarching goal of enhancing lives through education.

This document outlines a four-year academic degree map for a Bachelor of Science in Communication with a specialization in Strategic Communication at Pitt State. The plan details a term-by-term course schedule, encompassing general education, major requirements, and elective options, structured to facilitate graduation within four years. Key focus areas include English composition, quantitative reasoning, mass communication principles, strategic communication introduction, social influence, media writing, communication theories, research methods, and strategic planning for communication campaigns.

This document outlines a recommended four-year academic degree map for students pursuing a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art (Education), intended for the 2025-2026 academic catalog. It provides a term-by-term course schedule to ensure the completion of General Education, major-specific, and university-designated bachelor degree requirements, guiding students towards graduation within the timeframe.

This document outlines a recommended four-year academic plan for students pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Biology with a Pre-Optometry concentration at Pittsburg State University. It provides a term-by-term course schedule, including general education, major requirements, and elective options, designed to guide students toward graduation within four years. The plan emphasizes academic advisement and refers to the University Catalog for comprehensive degree requirements.

This document outlines a recommended four-year academic plan for students pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Biology with a Pre-Physician Assistant focus at Pitt State. It provides a detailed, term-by-term course schedule designed to guide students through general education, major-specific requirements, and electives, with the objective of achieving graduation within four years. The plan is structured according to the 2025-26 academic catalog and aims to ensure completion of all necessary university and program prerequisites.