Georgia Southwestern State University

This document outlines a four-year academic plan for the Bachelor of Science in Computer Science degree program at Georgia Southwestern State University. It details required coursework, credit hours, and significant academic milestones across eight semesters, guiding students through fundamental and advanced computer science topics towards degree completion.

This academic program plan for the Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice at Georgia Southwestern State University outlines a four-year pathway to degree completion. Key focus areas include foundational courses in Criminal Justice, Social Sciences, Writing, and Humanities, alongside institutional requirements and electives. The plan emphasizes academic progress and career readiness through milestones such as meeting advisors, utilizing career services, preparing resumes, and considering internships, with the ultimate intended outcome of graduating with a B.S. in Criminal Justice.

This document provides a detailed four-year academic program map for the Bachelor of Science in Mathematics at Georgia Southwestern State University. It systematically outlines required coursework, credit allocations, and critical academic and career development milestones across eight semesters. Key focus areas include foundational general education, specialized mathematics courses, computing skills, humanities, social sciences, and physical education, alongside advising, community service, career readiness, and graduation planning. The overarching vision is to guide students towards successful completion of their degree and prepare them for future professional or academic endeavors.

This document details the four-year academic curriculum for the Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science with a Pre-Physical Therapy track within the College of Nursing and Health Sciences at Georgia Southwestern State University. It outlines required courses for each semester, encompassing general education, science prerequisites, and specialized exercise science subjects, alongside suggested student engagement milestones such as club participation and research symposium presentations.

This document outlines a four-year academic curriculum for the Department of Biology's Bachelor of Science degree program, detailing required courses and major options across various career pathways including pre-professional, cell/micro research, organismal, and plant science. It serves as a guide for students to plan their coursework and includes milestones for each year, such as meeting advisors, completing community service, and preparing for capstone research and professional examinations. The plan emphasizes the importance of frequent communication with advisors to ensure timely graduation.