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assessing services needed, and coordinating the
delivery of services. Clients include persons
who are physically or mentally disabled; chil-
dren, youth, and the aged; and others who are
disadvantaged for either economic or social rea-
sons.
 Since students admitted to this curriculum
will have varied backgrounds, each student's
transcript will be evaluated and a curriculum
will be developed to maximize each student's
previous academic background and vocational
goals.
 A selection committee determines the stu-
dent's eligibility for admission to the curricu-
lum. Enrollment is based on space available in
the existing facilities. Admission to this pro-
gram is considered separately from admission
to the university. Students are admitted each
semester. The Bachelor of Health Science is
awarded upon satisfactory completion of the
course requirements.

Lower Division Course Sequence:
 The curriculum below is recommended for
students considering the B.H.S. program with
the Rehabilitative Services emphasis.

 FRESHMAN YEAR
Composition.................. .. ........................... 3
Social and Behavioral Sciences..................................3.
Literature and the Arts .................................................. 3
M athematical Science..................................................3.
Physical and Biological Science....................................3
International Studies and Diversity............................3
Historical and Philosophical Studies........................3
Electives ................................. ........................... ..... 11
 Total 32

 SOPHOMORE YEAR
 Credits
Com position................................................................. 3
Literature and the Arts .................................................. 3
Social and Behavioral Sciences.....................................3


Physical and Biological Science....................................6
M athematical Science............................................. ......3
Historical and Philosophical Studies...........................3
International Studies and Diversity .............................3
Electives .................................................. ................. 8
 Total 32

 The student should complete cognate elec-
tives from the approved listing under Rehabili-
tative Services-Section III (Related Area
Electives).

Prerequisites for Upper Division
 Courses taken as prerequisites for admission
into the upper division Rehabilitative Services
program may be used to fulfill General Educa-
tion requirements where appropriate.

PSY 2013 General Psychology ......... ...... 3
SYO 2000 Principles of Sociology...................... 3
SYO 2020 Social Problems ..................................3.

Degree Requirements
 JUNIOR YEAR
 Credits
EGC 3060 Introduction to Rehabilitative
 Services......... .................................... 3
EGC 4300 Introduction to Vocational
 Evaluation and Adjustment ..............................3
EGC 4401 Interviewing Principles and
 Techniques ...................................... ..... 3
Approved Electives .............................................18
General Electives............................ .............. 6
 Total 33

 SENIOR YEAR
 Credits
EGC 4021 Psychosocial Aspects of
 Rehabilitation ............................................... .3
EGC 4370 Rehabilitative Services Practicum 1 ...3
EGC 4372 Employability Skills in
 Rehabilitative Services........................................ 3


EGC 4942 Rehabilitative Services Practicum 2...3
Approved Electives..............................................9
General Electives....................................................9


Total
Total


30
127


Approved Area Electives
 The student must complete a minimum of 27
hours of approved electives with at least 15
hours from Group A and 12 hours from Group
B.

Approved Group A (15 hours minimum)
CCJ 3024 Advanced Principles of Criminal
 Justice.............................. ............ .. ................. 3
CLP 3144 Abnormal Psychology..........................3
DEP 3003 Developmental Psychology ...............3
PCO 2714 Personal Growth..................................3
PPE 3004 Psychology of Personality .................3
SYP 4550 Alcohol, Drugs and Society ...........2
SYO 4400 Medical Sociology.................................3
SYO 4530 Social Inequality ....................................3
SYO 4370 Occupations and Professions ..............3
SYP 4520 Criminology......................... .............. 3
EGC 3128 Stress and Anxiety Management.......2

Approved Group B (12 hours)
SYP 4730 Sociology of Aging and Life Course ...3
HSC 3100 Personal and Family Health................3
HSC 3120 Consumer Health ..............................3
HSC 3531 Health and Medical Terminology......3
EEX 3010 Exceptional People.............................3
STA 3122 Statistics for the Social Sciences ..........3
COP 3110 Introduction to Computer
 Program m ing................................. ............... 2
ENC 2213 Technical Writing and Business
 Com munication................................................ 2-3