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View the most up to date Applied Behavioral Science course descriptions from the Academic Catalog.
These courses are not prerequisites for each other, but it is HIGHLY suggested that students take the courses in numerical order (the ones that end in 00, 10, then 20).
The ABS program has worked collaboratively with the Crime & Justice Studies Program and the Sociology & Anthropology Department to create a combined 5 year combined undergraduate and master’s degree. At the end of their junior year, students who wish to pursue a five-year combined B.A./M.A. degree should submit to the Graduate School an application for the combined degree program. The combined degree programs are available to students who are completing undergraduate degrees in either Sociology or Crime & Justice Studies. Additionally, required documents include: (1) a WSU transcript; (2) A program of study approved by both the undergraduate advisor and ABS program director.
To participate in the combined-degree program, students must meet the following qualifications:
In order to earn both the B.A. and the M.A. degrees, students in the combined degree program must satisfy all coursework requirements for both degrees. Up to nine (9) semester credit hours of graduate electives at the 7000 level may be double counted and applied to both the B.A. and M.A. degree requirements. Please contact Dr. Bergdahl at Jacqueline.Bergdahl@wright.edu to make inquiries about the 4+1 programs.
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