Current students interested in pursuing a three-year degree program must be in good academic standing and have completed at least 40 academic credits by the end of their first year. Current students wishing to enroll in a three-year program must fill out and submit a declaration form to the Office of the Registrar.
Year 1
ACCO 101 Financial Accounting
BUSA 101 Introduction to Business
ACCO 102 Managerial Accounting
ECON 101
ECON 102
Year 2
BUSA 280 Finance
ACCO 321 Intermediate Accounting I
ACCO 322 Intermediate Accounting II
Accounting Elective
Year 3
ACCO 342 Taxation I
Accounting Elective
Accounting Elective
ACCO 491 Contemporary Issues in Accounting
*Note that Intermediate Accounting I and II & Taxation and the Auditing elective are taught in alternating years. Thus, those
courses may be taken in either the second or third years, depending upon availability. This does not impact time to graduation.
Contact Carli Ficano, ficanoc@hartwick.edu, for more information about this program.
Year 1
Fall
ANTH 105 Introduction to Anthropology
ANTH 223 or ANTH 225 or a 100-200 level topics course
Spring
ANTH 235 Biological Anthropology
ANTH 239 or ANTH 241 or a 200-level Peoples & Culture
Year 2
Fall
Course in Archaeology, Biological or Cultural Anthropology (depends on courses taken during first year)
First of four electives (two must be above 300-level)
Spring
ANTH 388 Classics of Anthropological Thought
Second of four electives
Year 3
Fall
Two additional electives
Spring
ANTH 405 Capstone in Anthropological Issues
Contact Jason Antrosio, antrosioj@hartwick.edu, for more information about this program.
Year 1
Fall
ART 102 World Art History I – Ancient Art
ART 103 World Art History II – Middle Periods
Two 2-credit Studio Art Courses
Foreign Language
Spring
ART 104 World Art History III – Art of the Modern World
One 4-credit Studio Art Course
Foreign Language
Year 2
Fall
Art History (Early)
One Art History elective
Spring
Art History (Late)
One Art History elective
ARTH 487 Art History Research & Methods
Year 3
Fall
Art History (Late)
ARTH 490 Art History Senior Thesis
Spring
Art History (Early)
Contact Doug Zullo, zullod@hartwick.edu, for more information about this program.
*Courses offered alternate years
Year 1
Fall
BIOL 101 Biology in Practice
CHEM 107 General Chemistry I
Spring
BIOL 202 Concepts in Biology I
CHEM 108 General Chemistry II
One Biology elective
Year 2
Fall
BIOL 203 Concepts in Biology II
BIOL 392 Research Methods
MATH 108 Statistics OR MATH 121 Single Variable Calculus
CHEM 201 Organic Chemistry I or *PHYS 201 General Physics I
Spring
Two Biology electives or One Biology elective
*PHYS 202 General Physics II
Year 3
Fall
Two Biology electives
*CHEM 201 Organic Chemistry I or PHYS 201 General Physics I
Spring
BIOL 490 Senior Project
One Biology elective and PHYS 202 General Physics II or Two Biology electives
Contact Doug Hamilton, hamiltond@hartwick.edu, for more information about this program.
Year 1
ACCO 101 Financial Accounting
BUSA 101 Introduction to Business
BUSA 280 Finance
One Economics Course
Year 2
BUSA 230 Organizational Behavior
BUSA 240 Marketing
BUSA 300/400 level elective
BUSA 300/400 level elective
Year 3
BUSA 300/400 level elective
BUSA 300/400 level elective
BUSA 480 Business Policy and Strategy
ACCO 101 Financial Accounting
BUSA 101 Introduction to Business
ACCO 102 Managerial Accounting
ECON 101
ECON 102
Critical Communications Course
BUSA 230 Organizational Behavior
BUSA 240 Marketing
BUSA 270 Business Information Systems
BUSA 280 Finance
Law and Ethics Course
Minor Courses
Business Elective
Business Elective
Business Elective
BUSA 480 Business Policy and Strategy
Minor Courses
ACCO 101 Financial Accounting
BUSA 101 Introduction to Business
ACCO 102 Managerial Accounting
ECON 101
ECON 102
Critical Communications Course
BUSA 230 Organizational Behavior
BUSA 240 Marketing
BUSA 260 Quantitative Business
BUSA 270 Business Information Systems
BUSA 280 Finance
Law and Ethics Course
Business Elective
Business Elective
Business Elective
BUSA 490 Senior Project
*For students enrolled prior to Fall 2018.
** For students enrolled after Fall 2018.
Contact Carli Ficano, ficanoc@hartwick.edu, for more information about this program.
Bachelor of Arts Program
Students must test at Level 5 in Mathematics and take MATH 121 Single Variable Calculus their first semester.
All Chemistry courses include a lab, with the exception of BIOC 405.
Year 1
Fall
CHEM 107 General Chemistry I
MATH 121 Single Variable Calculus
PHYS 140 Principles of Physics I
Spring
CHEM 108 General Chemistry II
MATH 233 Multivariable Calculus
PHYS 141 Principles of Physics II
BIOL 202 Concepts in Biology: Energy or 203 Concepts in Biology: Information
Year 2
Fall
CHEM 201 Organic Chemistry I
CHEM 210 Inorganic Chemistry I
Spring
CHEM 202 Organic Chemistry II
CHEM 203 Analytical Chemistry
Year 3
Fall
BIOC 405 Biochemistry I
CHEM 490 Senior Thesis (1 credit)
January
CHEM 490 Senior Thesis (4 credits)
Spring
CHEM 303 Physical Chemistry I
CHEM 490 Senior Thesis (1 credit)
Contact Dr. Andrew Piefer, piefera@hartwick.edu, for more information about these programs.
Year 1
Fall
CISC 120 Cracking the Code
or- CISC 118 Game Programming
Spring
CISC 225 Advanced Programming Techniques
CISC 160 Database Concepts
Year 2
Fall
CISC 240 Building Tomorrow’s Software
CISC 315 Big Data/Informatics
Spring
CISC Elective
CISC 320 Computing in the Cloud
Year 3
Fall
CISC 260 Designing Information Systems
CISC 330 Computer Networks
Spring
CISC 345 Computer Security
CISC 460 Project Management
CISC 490 Senior Thesis
Contact Howard Lichtman, lichtmanh@hartwick.edu, for more information about this program.
Year 1
ENGL 190 Introduction to Literature and Criticism
ENGL 329 British Literature: Beginnings through Milton
or
ENGL 370 American Literature: Beginnings through Civil War
ENGL 213 Introduction to Creative Writing
Year 2
ENGL 329 and 370 completed
One of two required elective literature courses completed
One of two required 300-level literature courses completed
Two of three 300/400-level creative writing workshops completed
Year 3
Completion of remaining requirements, including
Fall
ENGL 489 Senior Project Methods
January
ENGL 490 Senior Project
Contact Susan Navarette, navarettes@hartwick.edu, for more information about this program.
Prerequisites: Math Placement Score of 4 or 5
Requirement for Continuation in the Program: ECON 101, 102 grade of B+ or higher
Year 1
Fall
ECON 101 Topics in Microeconomics
ECON 102 Topics in Macroeconomics (one course waived with AP=5 or SUPA credit)
Spring
ECON 222 Macroeconomic Theory
MATH 108 Statistics (or higher MATH)
Year 2
Fall
ECON 221 Microeconomic Theory
ECON 223 Econometrics
January
ECON 395 Internship in Economics (optional)
Spring
2 300-level Economics electives
Year 3
Fall
2 300-level Economics electives
January
ECON 395 Internship in Economics (optional)
Spring
ECON 490 Senior Thesis
Contact Carli Ficano, ficanoc@hartwick.edu, for more information about this program.
Year 1
ENGL 190 Introduction to Literature and Criticism
ENGL 329 British Literature: Beginnings through Milton
or
ENGL 370 American Literature: Beginnings through Civil War
At least one of three required electives
Year 2
ENGL 329 and ENGL 370
Three of four required 300-level courses completed, one an “Approaches” course
Possibly ENGL 470 Seminar in Selected Topics
Year 3
Completion of remaining requirements, including
Fall
ENGL 489 Senior Thesis Methods
January
ENGL 490 Senior Project
A recommended student course load to achieve our required 13 courses in the Literature major would be:
Contact Susan Navarette, navarettes@hartwick.edu, for more information about this program.
One French course (200-level or above, excluding literature in translation course (FREN 212, 215 & 218)) per semester for five semesters on campus, including FREN 490 Senior Project.
One semester in an approved, affiliated study-abroad program in a Francophone country, earning at least 16 credits in French-language courses.
Contact Mark Wolff, wolffm@hartwick.edu, for more information about this program.
Option 1: Students entering in an ODD year
Year 1
Fall
GEOL 107 Physical Geology
CHEM 107 General Chemistry I or CHEM 109 Accelerated General Chemistry
January
GEOL 302 Surficial Geology
Spring
GEOL 108 Historical Geology
CHEM 108 General Chemistry II
Year 2
Fall
GEOL 206 Mineralogy
GEOL 307 Petrology
January
GEOL 275 Off-Campus Field Studies
Spring
GEOL 309 Stratigraphy and Sedimentation
MATH 233 Multivariable Calculus
GEOL 305 Groundwater Hydrology
Year 3
Fall
GEOL 311 Field Geology
PHYS 140 Principles of Physics I
January
GEOL 490 Senior Project
Spring
GEOL 308 Structural Geology
PHYS 141 Principles of Physics II
GEOL 316 Geochemistry
Option 2: Students entering in an EVEN year.
Year 1
Fall
GEOL 107 Physical Geology
CHEM 107 General Chemistry I or CHEM 109 Accelerated General Chemistry
GEOL 206 Mineralogy
January
GEOL 275 Off-Campus Field Studies
Spring
GEOL 108 Historical Geology
CHEM 108 General Chemistry II
GEOL 305 Groundwater Hydrology
Year 2
Fall
MATH 121 Single Variable Calculus
One Geology Elective
January
GEOL 302 Surficial Geology
Spring
GEOL 308 Structural Geology
MATH 233 Multivariable Calculus
GEOL 316 Geochemistry
Year 3
Fall
GEOL 307 Petrology
PHYS 140 Principles of Physics I
January
GEOL 275
Spring
GEOL 309 Stratigraphy and Sedimentation
GEOL 490 Senior Project
PHYS 141 Principles of Physics II
Contact Eric Johnson, johnsone@hartwick.edu, for more information about this program.
Year 1
1 Perspectives in U.S. History Course
1 Perspectives in Global History Course
2 History electives
Year 2
HIST 322 Historical Methods
3 History electives, at least two at the 300-level or above
Complete at least one concentration
Year 3
HIST 490 Senior Thesis
2 History electives, at least one at the 300-level or above
Complete second concentration
Contact Mieko Nishida, nishidam@hartwick.edu, for more information about this program.
Students must place above Single Variable Calculus and be prepared to start with Multivariable Calculus in fall semester of their first year.
Year 1
Fall
MATH 233 Multivariable Calculus
January
1 Math Elective (*Advanced Multivariable Calculus)
Spring
MATH 235 Advanced Single Variable Calculus
Year 2
Fall
MATH 220 Linear Algebra
PHYS 201 General Physics I
January
1 Math Elective (*Advanced Multivariable Calculus)
Spring
MATH 320 Intro. to Abstraction
1 Math Elective
Year 3
Fall
MATH 420 Abstract Algebra
1 Math Elective
January
MATH 390 Junior Seminar
Spring
MATH 431 Introduction to Real Analysis
MATH 490 Senior Capstone
*NOTE: Advanced Multivariable Calculus is offered alternate years during January term. A Three-Year Bachelor’s Degree student should plan to take it during the January of the first or second year.
Contact Dr. Min Chung, chungm@hartwick.edu, for more information about this program.
Year 1
Fall
BIOL 206 Anatomy and Physiology I
PSYC 301 Developmental Psychology
CHEM 107 General Chemistry I
NURS 134 Foundations of Nursing Science
Spring
SCIE 144 Physical Assessment
BIOL 207 Anatomy and Physiology II
BIOL 210 Microbiology of Disease
1 Ethics Course
Summer
NURS 234 Medical-Surgical Nursing I
BIOL 344 Pathophysiology
Year 2
Fall
NURS 357 Pediatric Nursing
SCIE 345 Pharmacology
MATH 108 Statistics
January
NURS 336 Rural Health or NURS 346 Transcultural Nursing
Spring
NURS 356 Women’s Reproductive Health
NURS 334 Medical-Surgical Nursing II
NURS 448 Introduction to Research
NURS 333 Gerontology
Year 3
Fall
NURS 441 Psych-Mental Health Nursing
NURS 443 Community Health Nursing
NURS 490 Senior Thesis
January
NURS 446 Trans.to Prof. Practice I: Leadership & Policy
Spring
NURS 434 Advanced Medical-Surgical Nursing
NURS 495 Trans. to Prof. Practice II: Independent Practicum
Contact Patricia Grust, grustp@hartwick.edu and Jane Bachman, bachmanj@hartwick.edu for more information about this program.
Year 1
(3 Philosophy Courses)
236 Logic
Two other courses in Philosophy, for example: 201 Classics, 250 Topics in Philosophy, 249 Existentialism
Year 2
(4 Philosophy Courses)
381 Ancient Philosophy
383 Modern Philosophy
At least one of: 271 Values and Society or 336 Ethics
One other course in philosophy, for example: 350 Topics in Philosophy or 250 Topics in Philosophy
Year 3
(3 Philosophy Courses)
PHIL 490 Senior Capstone Seminar
*Two elective courses in philosophy, for example: 370 Philosophy of Mind, 337 Philosophy of Art, 350 Topics in Philosophy
*Two of the student’s electives must cover two of the following subject areas: 19th or 20th century philosophy, contemporary approaches to philosophical issues, or a major philosopher. This will be accomplished in consultation with the philosophy advisor.
Contact any member of the Philosophy Department for more information about this program.
Year 1
POSC 101 U.S. Government and Politics OR POSC 107 Freedom, Equality and Justice
POSC 105 International Relations or POSC 108 Intro to Comparative Politics and two POSC electives at the 200-level
Year 2
POSC 209 Political Science Research Methods and three POSC electives, at least one at the 300-level
Year 3
POSC 489 Thesis Methods
POSC 490 Senior Thesis and two POSC electives, at least two at the 300-level
Contact Laurel Elder, elderl@hartwick.edu, for more information about this program.
Year 1
PUBH 100 Foundations of Public Health
PUBH 110 Global Public Health
PUBH 200 Epidemiology
BIOL 163 Human Biology (or BIOL 206, 207, 210, 304, 306, 312, 314, 315, 319, 320, 344, or PSYC 305)
MATH 108 Statistics (or PSYC 291)
Year 2
PHIL 336 Ethics (or PHIL 250 Bioethics or Healthcare Ethics)
POSC 292 Public Policy (or POSC 290)
Public Health electives*
At least two courses at the 300-level or above
Year 3
PUBH 490 Senior Capstone
PUBH 495 Public Health Internship (or 80 hours of approved fieldwork)
Public Health electives*
At least two courses at the 300-level or above
*Public Health electives must form a cohesive theme that is relevant to the student’s interests in Public Health. These courses will be determined in consultation between the student and the student’s academic advisor in the Public Health major.
Contact Cherilyn Lacy, lacyc@hartwick.edu, for more information about this program.
Year 1
Fall
PSYC 110 Psychological Science I
Spring
PSYC 111 Psychological Science II
PSYC 290 Psychological Research Methods
Year 2
Fall
PSYC 291 Experimental Statistics
1 or 2 core courses*
Spring
2 or 3 core courses*
Year 3
Fall
Research course 1**
1 PSYC topics course
Spring
Research course 2**
PSYC 488 Senior Capstone
*Core courses include:
**Research courses include:
Contact the Justin Wellman, wellmanj@hartwick.edu, for more information about this program.
Year 1
Three courses at 100 level, one in each major area of study, for example:
Monotheistic Traditions: RELS 101, 105 or 110
Asian Traditions: RELS 106
Contemporary Western Traditions: RELS 103, 107, or 115
Year 2 – 3
Three courses at 200 level, one in each major area of study, for example:
Monotheistic Traditions: RELS 210, 211, 235, 237, 239
Asian Traditions: RELS 221, 222, 223, or 235
Contemporary Western Traditions: RELS 241, 243 or 245
Year 3
3 courses – Two 300 level courses, any area
RELS 490 Senior Thesis
Contact Sandy Huntington, huntingtonc@hartwick.edu, for more information about this program.
Year 1
Fall
SOCI 105 Introduction to Sociology
One Sociology elective
Spring
Two Sociology electives
Year 2
Fall
SOCI 310 Classical Theory
SOCI 385 Qualitative Analysis for Sociologists
Spring
SOCI 397 Contemporary Theory
SOCI 383 Quantitative Analysis for Sociologists
Year 3
Fall
Two Sociology electives
Spring
One Sociology elective
SOCI 485 Senior Seminar Capstone
Contact Reid Golden, goldenr@hartwick.edu, for more information about this program.
Year 1
Span 201 Intermediate Spanish I
Span 202 Intermediate Spanish II
Span 203 or 205, depending which one is offered that semester.
We believe that the first year should not have more than 3 courses and no one above the 200 level, unless of course the student shows special abilities and then we can work a special program for those students advanced in the language.
Year 2
The other 203 or 205 not available the semester before.
Again, a student might have the linguistic level to go directly to a 300-level course. This needs to be determined for each individual case.
3 courses at the 300 level
Year 3
3 courses at the 400 level
Span 490
Contact Mark Wolff, wolffm@hartwick.edu, for more information about this program.
Year 1
Fall
THEA 100 Theatre Practicum
THEA 120 Introduction to Theatre Arts
THEA 140 First-Year Seminar: Fundamentals of Acting
January
THEA 205 Theatre in New York City (optional)
Spring
THEA 100 Theatre Practicum
THEA 231 Fundamentals of Theatrical Design
One 200-level dramatic literature course
Year 2
Fall
THEA 110 Introduction to Movement and Dance for the Theatre
THEA 220 Play Production
One 200- or 300-level dramatic literature course
January
THEA 303 Theatre in England (optional)
THEA 395 Theatre Internship (optional)
Spring
THEA 240 Advanced Acting
THEA 260 Art of the Cinema (writing level course)
One 300-level dramatic literature course
Year 3
Fall
One 300-level dramatic literature course
THEA 100 Theatre Practicum
January
THEA 303 Theatre in England (optional)
THEA 495 Theatre Internship (optional)
Spring
THEA 490 Senior Project
Contact Malissa Kano-White, kano_whitem@hartwick.edu, for more information about this program.
