ITALY STUDY
ABROAD PROGRAMS
The City - Rome, Italy
Rome was and still is the cultural and political center of Italy. As the country’s capital and the home of Vatican City, Rome provides students with numerous opportunities to put their academic studies into a global context.
Students will find their classroom work come alive on the city’s cobblestone streets as they jockey through traffic jams around the Colosseum, watch families stroll through the Forum and join other students for gelato near the Pantheon. The amazing architecture, art and ruins easily draw students into the stories of the famous thinkers and artists of the Renaissance and history of the Roman Empire.
While the glory of its heritage still resides, Rome is still a modern city of commerce, tourism and industry with the characteristics, advantages and disadvantages of all contemporary cities. As one of the larger economies in the EU, it encourages discussions around political science, social justice, international relations and business. The history, life and culture of the city makes Rome a prime location to study abroad.
The University - John Cabot University
John Cabot University(JCU), founded in 1972, is an independent, four-year liberal arts university offering undergraduate degrees and study abroad programs to English-speaking students from all over the world. The university is located in a quaint neighborhood of Rome called Trastevere, which means “across the Tiber”. It is the left bank of Rome, the oldest part of the city which is crowded with narrow winding streets full of restaurants, coffee bars, ice cream (gelato) parlors and boutiques.
JCU is within walking distance to the Botanical Gardens, the Accademia dei Lincei, and is next door to the Villa Farnesina, which houses artist Raphael’s famous frescoes. Buttressed by the Aurelian wall of the Roman Empire, JCU is reached by passing under the Porta Settimiana, built by Pope Alexander VI Borgia in 1498. The people who live in this area, like most Romans, are friendly and willing to help you find your way around or practice the Italian language.
Students who want to be involved in extracurricular activities are welcome to participate in various activities, including the student newspaper, the yearbook and sports (soccer, basketball, swimming, etc.). There are also musical and dramatic productions put on by the university theatre group.
Housing
John Cabot University provides accomodations in residential Rome. Students may select between two housing options: the Gianicolo Residence in Trastevere, a 230-bed residence hall; and shared apartments outside the Residence, located within a 30 minute walk or bus ride to campus. Please note that students are required to stay in the Gianicolo Residence during the fall semester unless the residence hall is filled to capacity.
There is an optional “meal plan” with both accommodation options. The approximate monthly food bill is $500 per month or around $2,000 per semester. It is possible to spend less on food depending on personal preferences for the type and amount of food consumption.
All students in JCU housing are assigned Resident Assistants who are available to help students in their residential life experience while at JCU. Resident Assistants live in the same neighborhoods as students and are available to answer questions, organize events and generally assist students adjust to Roman life.
Academics
Eligibility
Minimum sophomore standing; 3.0 GPA
Language
Courses taught in English; Italian language courses available
Orientation
Students will attend a Marquette orientation prior to departure. In addition, John Cabot University hosts an orientation within the first week of arrival.
Courses offered
John Cabot offers a wide range of classes in arts and sciences, business, economics, and humanities. Students can take four to five classes per semester, but each summer session comprises two classes. A maximum of 17 credits per semester can be earned, and six can be earned during the summer. Visit the John Cabot University website for more information.
Grades do not transfer to Marquette University for this program. Only credits will transfer provided that a grade of “C” or higher is earned.
Dates
Students are able to study at John Cabot University for a semester, academic year or summer. Typically the fall semester is late-August to mid-December and the spring semester is mid-January to early-May.There are typically two summer sessions to choose from either May-June or July-August.
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Spring 2012 |
Summer 2012 |
Housing move in |
January 11-12 |
May 17 or June 28 |
Orientation |
January 11-15 |
May 17-18 or June 28-29 |
Classes begin |
January 16 |
May21 or July 2 |
End of semester |
May 4 |
June 22 or August 3 |
Housing move out |
May 5 |
June 23 or August 4 |
Visa & Travel
A student visa is required for this program. A workshop will be held shortly after acceptances are announced to help students apply for an Italian visa. Students must apply two months in advance. Ultimately, procuring the visa is the sole responsibility of the student.
Students participating in this program are expected to make their own flight arrangements. You must wait until you have been officially accepted by the program before purchasing airline tickets. Student Universe (www.studentuniverse.com) and STA Travel (www.statravel.com) are two travel agencies that can often help students find flexible, discounted tickets.
Program Type
This is a Marquette home billed program, so most financial aid generally applies. To learn more about how the program will affect your specific aid package, go to the Office of Student Financial Aid.
Historic course equivalencies
Please note that the courses listed here have been approved in general for Marquette credit. However, because eac h individual academic record is unique, depending on the college, the major and courses taken previously, not every course will qualify to be used toward a Marquette degree. Therefore, current Marquette students must have prior approval from the their college office, before enrolling in these courses. Without this prior approval, any course taken at another institution will likely not be accepted toward the Marquette degree.
| Study Abroad Course Description | Number | MU Course Equivalency | Number |
| EUROPEAN BUSINESS PRACTICES | BA327 | Upper Div Transfer: Elective | INBU 9390 |
| ETHICAL THEORY AND BUSINESS | BA331 | Upper Div Transfer: Elective | INBU 9390 |
| INTEGRATED MKTING COMMUN | BA334 | Integrated Mktg Communications | MARK 4020 |
| MARKETING | BA335E | Intro to Marketing | MARK 3001 |
| INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS | BA340 | Upper Div Transfer: Elective | INBU 9390 |
| FUND OF ITALIAN LEGAL PRACTICE | BA341 | Upper Div Transfer: Elective | INBU 9390 |
| BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS | BA360 | Lower Div Transfer: Elective | COMM 9290 |
| SPECIAL TOPICS | BA399A | Upper Div Transfer: Elective | INBU 9390 |
| SPECIAL TOPICS | BA399B | Upper Div Transfer: Elective | INBU 9390 |
| BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS | BUS220 | Upper Div Transfer: Elective | INBU 9390 |
| BUSINESS ETHICS | BUS301 | Business Ethics | PHIL 4330 |
| SPECIAL TOPICS IN BUSINESS | BUS399 | Topics in Business Admin: | BUAD 4931 |
| HIST. OF ROME & ANCIENT ITALY | CL/HS231 | Lower Div Transfer: Elective | HIST 9290 |
| CLASSICAL MYTHOLOGY | CL260 | Classical Mythology | CLAS 3025 |
| CLASSICAL MYTHOLOGY | CL260 | Classical Mythology | CLAS 3025 |
| ANCIENT GREEK CIVILIZATION | CL268 | Ancient Greece and Rome | HIST 3201 |
| SOCIETY IN ANCIENT ROME | CL278 | Upper Div Transfer: Literature | LATN 9392 |
| SPECIAL TOPICS/CLASSICAL STUD | CL299A | Lower Div Transfer: Elective | CLAS 9290 |
| SPECIAL TOPICS CLASSICAL STUD | CL299B | Lower Div Transfer: Literature | CLAS 9292 |
| (TH241) ITALIAN CINEMA | CMS241 | Lower Div Transfer: Elective | FILM 9290 |
| RACE & GENDER IN CINEMA-TV | CMS360 | UCCS Transfr: Diverse Cultures | ARSC 9374 |
| SPECIAL TOPICS MEDIA STUDIES | CMS399 | Upper Div Transfer: Elective | COMM 9390 |
| MASS MEDIA & SOCIETY | CO201 | Media In Society | COMM 1200 |
| MEDIA ETHICS | CO219 | Ethical Problems of Mass Comm | COMM 3900 |
| SPECIAL TOP POLITICAL SCIENCE | COM/PL399 | Topics in Political Science: | POSC 4931 |
| INTRODUCTION TO CINEMA | COM210 | Lower Div Transfer: Elective | FILM 9290 |
| MEDIA, CULTURE AND SOCIETY | COM220 | Lower Div Transfer: Elective | COMM 9290 |
| INTRO TO COMPUTER SCIENCE | CS120 | Intro Computer Science | COSC 1000 |
| WEB DESIGN | CS130 | Lower Div Transfer: Elective | COSC 9290 |
| MGNT INFO SYSTEMS | CS310 | Intro to Info Technology | INTE 3001 |
| INTRO TO CREATIVE WRITING | CW205 | Lower Div Transfer: Writing | ENGL 9294 |
| CREATIVE WRTG: CREATV NON-FICT | CW352 | Upper Div Transfer: Writing | ENGL 9394 |
| INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION | EC 307 | Upper Div Transfer: Elective | INBU 9390 |
| COMPARATIVE CAPITALISTIC SYSTE | EC 391 | Upper Div Transfer: Elective | INBU 9390 |
| MICROECONOMICS | EC201 | Principles of Microeconomics | ECON 2003 |
| MACROECONOMICS | EC202 | Principles of Macroeconomics | ECON 2004 |
| INTERMEDIATE MACROECONOMICS | EC302 | Interme Macroeconomic Analysis | ECON 3004 |
| INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS | EC316 | International Currency Markets | ECON 4044 |
| ECONOMICS OF DEVELOPMENT | EC341 | Upper Div Transfer: Elective | ECON 9390 |
| Intro to Lit. & Criticism | EN 198 | Literary Criticism | ENGL 4720 |
| INTRODUCTION TO LITERATURE | EN 200II | UARSC Evaluate | NONE 9202 |
| SPECIAL TOPICS IN ENGLISH LIT | EN 399A | Upper Div Transfer: Literature | ENGL 9392 |
| INTRO TO LIT. & CRITICISM | EN198 | Literary Criticism | ENGL 4720 |
| GENRE OF FICTION | EN200 | Lower Div Transfer: Literature | ENGL 9292 |
| INTRODUCTION TO THE NOVEL | EN200I | Lower Div Transfer: Literature | ENGL 9292 |
| INTRO TO CREATIVE WRITING | EN205 | Lower Div Transfer: Writing | ENGL 9294 |
| INTRODUCTION TO THE NOVEL | EN205I | UARSC Evaluate | NONE 9202 |
| THE GENRE OF POETRY | EN210 | Intro to Literature: Poetry | ENGL 2730 |
| SURVEY OF AM. LIT. | EN223 | Lower Div Transfer: Literature | ENGL 9292 |
| SURVEY OF AM. LIT. | EN223 | Lower Div Transfer: Literature | ENGL 9292 |
| SURVEY OF ENGLISH LIT. II | EN231 | Intro to British Literature 2 | ENGL 2420 |
| SURVEY OF ENGLISH LIT III | EN232 | Upper Div Transfer: Literature | ENGL 9392 |
| WOMEN WRITERS | EN240 | Studies in Women & Literature: | ENGL 4870 |
| SHAKESPEARE | EN245 | Lower Div Transfer: Literature | ENGL 9292 |
| TRAGEDY IN 20TH CENTURY LIT | EN250 | Lower Div Transfer: Literature | ENGL 9292 |
| ROMAN INFLUENCE IN ENG. LIT | EN278 | Lower Div Transfer: Literature | ENGL 9292 |
| SPECIAL TOPICS IN ENGLISH LIT | EN299 | Topics in Literature/Writing: | ENGL 4931 |
| ROMANTIC POETRY | EN302 | Topics in Literature/Writing: | ENGL 4931 |
| VICTORIAN NOVEL | EN303 | Victorian Literature | ENGL 4470 |
| VICTORIAN POETRY | EN305 | Victorian Literature | ENGL 4470 |
| SELECTED TOPICS IN AM. LIT. | EN315 | Topics in Literature/Writing: | ENGL 4931 |
| STDY WORK SINGLE MODERN WRITER | EN346A | Topics in Literature/Writing: | ENGL 4931 |
| CRITICAL THEORY | EN405 | Literary Criticism | ENGL 4720 |
| MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING | FIN202 | Principl Managerial Accounting | ACCO 2031 |
| INTERNATIONAL FINANCE | FIN330 | International Finance | FINA 4040 |
| JUNIOR SEMINAR | HM380 | Upper Div Transfer: Elective | ARSC 9390 |
| HIST. & PHIL. ASPECTS IT. REN. | HS/PH 2 | Uppr Div Trans: Europe Elec | HIST 9405 |
| INTRO TO WESTERN CIV I | HS120 | Growth West Civil to 1715 | HIST 1001 |
| INTRO TO WESTERN CIVILIZATION | HS121 | Growth West Civil to 1715 | HIST 1001 |
| INTRO TO MODERN EUROPE I | HS130 | Lower Div Transfer: Elective | HIST 9290 |
| MODERN ITALY II | HS226 | Uppr Div Trans: Europe Elec | HIST 9405 |
| BIRTH MEDVAL EUR FROM CONSTANT | HS235I | Uppr Div Trans: Europe Elec | HIST 9405 |
| HX OF ISLAM I: GOLD AGE ISLAM | HS240I | Lower Div Transfer: Elective | HIST 9290 |
| HISTORY OF ISLAM II: MAMUKS & | HS241 | Topics In History: | HIST 4931 |
| AMERICAN EXPERIENCE | HS250 | Intro to Amer Hist | HIST 1101 |
| CLOSING OF FRONTIER TO TODAY | HS252 | Lower Div Transfer: Elective | HIST 9290 |
| EARLY MODERN EUROPE: ABS & REV | HS260 | Uppr Div Trans: Europe Elec | HIST 9405 |
| INTRO TO MOD EURO II 1878-1945 | HS262 | Uppr Div Trans: Europe Elec | HIST 9405 |
| EUROPE SINCE 1945 | HS263 | Uppr Div Trans: Europe Elec | HIST 9405 |
| CNTMP ERPN HIST 1945 TO PRES | HS263I | Uppr Div Trans: Europe Elec | HIST 9405 |
| THE AMERICAN EXPERIENCE II | HS283 | Growth American Nation 2 | HIST 2102 |
| ANCIENT EMPIRES:PERSIA, ATHENS | HS299A | Lower Div Transfer: Elective | HIST 9290 |
| AFR ATLANTIC:FR SLAVERY&BEYOND | HS299B | Lower Div Transfer: Elective | HIST 9290 |
| EUROPE SINCE 1945 | HS345 | Twentieth Century Europe | HIST 3235 |
| MODERN US SOCIAL HIST | HS350 | Upper Div Transfer: US Elec | HIST 9404 |
| THE AMERICAN 20TH CENTURY | HS371 | US in the 20th Century 1 | HIST 3107 |
| A WRLD AT ARMS 2ND WRLD WAR | HS373 | World War II | HIST 3297 |
| TOPIC: HISTORY OF THE COLD WAR | HS399A | The Cold War | HIST 4298 |
| S. TOPICS | HS399B | Topics In History: | HIST 4931 |
| SPECIAL TOPICS | HS399D | Topics In History: | HIST 4931 |
| Introductory Italian II | IT 102 | Elementary Italian 2 | ITAL 1002 |
| INTRODUCTORY ITALIAN | IT101 | Elementary Italian 1 | ITAL 1001 |
| INTRODUCTORY ITALIAN II | IT102 | Elementary Italian 2 | ITAL 1002 |
| INTRODUCTORY ITALIAN II | IT102B | Elementary Italian 2 | ITAL 1002 |
| INTENSIVE ITALIAN | IT103 | Lower Div Transfer: Non-Lit | ITAL 9293 |
| INTERMEDIATE ITALIAN I | IT201 | Intermediate Italian 1 | ITAL 2001 |
| INTERMEDIATE ITALIAN II | IT202 | Intermediate Italian 2 | ITAL 2002 |
| INTERMEDIATE ITALIAN II | IT202B | Intermediate Italian 2 | ITAL 2002 |
| INDEPENDENT STUDY | IT281 | Lower Div Transfer: Literature | ITAL 9292 |
| ITALIAN CONVERSATION & COMP | IT301 | Upper Div Transfer: Literature | ITAL 9392 |
| ITALIAN CONVERSATION & COMP | IT301A | Italian Composit/Conversation | ITAL 3001 |
| IMAGE OF ROME/TALIAN LIT&CINEM | IT319 | Upper Div Transfer: Literature | ITAL 9392 |
| SURVEY OF ITALIAN LIT II | IT321 | Upper Div Transfer: Literature | ITAL 9392 |
| LEGAL ENVIRONMENT OF BUSINESS | LAW219 | Legal Environment of Business | BULA 3001 |
| ALGEBRA | MA101B | College Algebra | MATH 1100 |
| FINITE MATHEMATICS | MA102 | Finite Mathematics | MATH 1390 |
| STATISTICS 1 | MA208 | Mod Elementary Stat | MATH 1700 |
| STATISTICS II | MA209 | No Marquette Equiv or Award | NONE 9201 |
| PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT | MGT301 | Behavior and Organization | MANA 3001 |
| ORGTANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR | MGT310 | Behavior and Organization | MANA 3001 |
| OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT | MGT330 | Operations/Supply Chain Mangmt | OSCM 3001 |
| INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT | MGT426 | International Management | MANA 4040 |
| PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING | MKT301 | Intro to Marketing | MARK 3001 |
| INTERNATIONAL MARKETING | MKT330 | International Marketing | MARK 4040 |
| INTRODUCTION TO MUSIC | MUS101 | Appreciation of Music | MUSI 1020 |
| GLOBAL WARMING | NS 202 | Lower Divi Transfer: Elective | PHYS 9290 |
| CONCEPTS OF GENETICS | NS240 | Genetics | BIOL 2201 |
| ASTRONOMY | NS250 | Astronomy & Space Physics | PHYS 1008 |
| PHYSICS FOR HUMANISTS | NS251 | UCCS Transfer: Science&Nature | ARSC 9277 |
| INDEPENDENT STUDY | PH | Independent Study: | PHIL 4995 |
| LIVING THE GOOD LIFE: THEO IN | PH/RL224 | Upper Div Transfer: 3rd Level | THEO 9399 |
| INTRO TO PHIL THINKING | PH101 | Lower Div Transfer: Elective | PHIL 9290 |
| ANCIENT PHILOSOPHY | PH210 | Ancient Philosophy | PHIL 3610 |
| CONTROVERSIAL BOOKS IN PHIL | PH230 | Lower Div Transfer: Elective | PHIL 9290 |
| MODERN PHILOSOPHY | PH240 | Early Modern Philosophy | PHIL 3650 |
| INDEPENDENT STUDY | PH281B | Technology & Human Condition | PHIL 3740 |
| WOMEN IN PHILOSOPHY | PH299 | Upper Div Transfer: Elective | PHIL 9390 |
| WOMEN IN PHILOSOPHY | PH301 | Upper Div Transfer: Elective | PHIL 9390 |
| EXISTENTIALISM | PH302 | Phenomenology & Existentialism | PHIL 3665 |
| PHILOSOPHY OF ART AND BEAUTY | PH304 | Philosophy of Art | PHIL 3370 |
| SPECIAL TOPICS | PH399A | Upper Div Transfer: Elective | PHIL 9390 |
| INTRO TO POLITICAL THEORY | PL 210 | Lower Div Transfer: Elective | POSC 9290 |
| MOLES, SPIES & TERRORIST | PL 290 | Topics in Political Science: | POSC 4931 |
| INTRO TO POLITICAL ANALYSIS | PL101 | Comparative Politics | POSC 2401 |
| INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS | PL209 | International Politics | POSC 2601 |
| INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION | PL212 | Upper Div Transfer: Elective | INBU 9390 |
| ITALIAN POLITICS & SOCIETY | PL215 | Upper Div Trans:Intl Pol Elec | POSC 9403 |
| ITALIAN POLITICS AND SOCIETY | PL215 | Upper Div Trans:Intl Pol Elec | POSC 9403 |
| COMPARATIVE POLITICAL SYSTEMS | PL223 | Comparative Politics | POSC 2401 |
| COMPARATIVE POLITICAL SYSTEMS | PL223 | Comparative Politics | POSC 2401 |
| GENOCIDE | PL228 | Lower Div Transfer: Elective | SOCI 9290 |
| WESTERN EUROPEAN POLITICS | PL250 | European Politics | POSC 4501 |
| POLICIES OF THE EU | PL315 | European Politics | POSC 4501 |
| PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW | PL320 | International Law | POSC 4601 |
| AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY | PL330 | Upper Div Trans:Amer Pol Elec | POSC 9401 |
| EUROPE SECURITY ISSUE COLD WAR | PL331 | Uppr Div Trans: Europe Elec | HIST 9405 |
| DEVELOP. IN THE 3RD WORLD | PL340 | Upper Div Trans:Intl Pol Elec | POSC 9403 |
| LATIN AMERICAN POLOTICS & SOCI | PL345 | Latin American Politics | POSC 4541 |
| EAST. EUROP. POLITICS & SOC. | PL355 | European Politics | POSC 4501 |
| NTLISM/ETHNCTY/INTEGR IN EUR | PL370 | Upper Div Transfer: Elective | ARSC 9390 |
| SPECIAL TOPICS IN POL SCIENCE | PL399A | Upper Div Trans:Intl Pol Elec | POSC 9403 |
| SPECIAL TOPICS IN POLI SCI | PL399B | Topics in Political Science: | POSC 4931 |
| GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY | PS101 | General Psychology | PSYC 1001 |
| DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY | PS221 | Developmental Psy Concept-Adol | PSYC 3101 |
| DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY | PS221 | Developmental Psy Concept-Adol | PSYC 3101 |
| ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY | PS254 | Abnormal Psychology | PSYC 3401 |
| SPORTS PSYCHOLOGY | PS305 | Upper Div Transfer: Elective | PSYC 9390 |
| COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY | PS307 | Cognition | PSYC 3320 |
| SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | PS334 | Introductory Social Psychology | PSYC 3201 |
| SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | PS334 | Introductory Social Psychology | PSYC 3201 |
| THEORY OF PERSONALITY | PS335 | Theories of Personality | PSYC 3501 |
| HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY | PS351 | Health Psychology | PSYC 3420 |
| SPECIAL TOPICS IN PSYCHOLOGY | PS399 | Upper Div Transfer: Elective | PSYC 9390 |
| The Western Christian Traditio | RL 203 | Lower Div Transfer: 2nd Level | THEO 9298 |
| HINDUISM, BUDDHISM, TAOISM | RL202 | Hinduism, Yoga, & Buddhism | THEO 4540 |
| RELIGIONS OF THE WORLD | RL206 | Survey of World Religions | THEO 4510 |
| MONOTHEISTIC RELIGIONS | RL207 | Survey of World Religions | THEO 4510 |
| HISTORY OF CHRISTIANITY | RL211 | Lower Div Transfer: 2nd Level | THEO 9298 |
| BRILLIANT DARKNESS | RL215 | Upper Div Transfer: 3rd Level | THEO 9399 |
| A HISTORY OF CHRISTIANITY: W T | RL221 | Exploration Christian Theology | THEO 2310 |
| HISTORY OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH | RL221I | Exploration Christian Theology | THEO 2310 |
| EAST CHRISTIAN UNITY/DIVERSITY | RL222 | Upper Div Transfer: 3rd Level | THEO 9399 |
| MYSTIC, SAINTS & SINNERS | RL225 | Lower Div Transfer: Elective | THEO 9290 |
| PATHWAYS OF FAITH | RL254 | Upper Div Transfer: 3rd Level | THEO 9399 |
| ZEN | RL280 | Upper Div Transfer: 3rd Level | THEO 9399 |
| SPECIAL TOPICS | RL299A | Upper Div Transfer: 3rd Level | THEO 9399 |
| WESTERN CHRISTION TRADITION | RL299I | Upper Div Transfer: 3rd Level | THEO 9399 |
| SPECIAL TOPICS | RL399 | Upper Div Transfer: 3rd Level | THEO 9399 |
| SOCIOLOGY OF SOUTHERN ITALY | SOCSC/IT | Upper Div Transfer: Elective | SOCI 9390 |
| INTRO TO CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY | SOCSCI | Lower Div Transfer: Elective | ANTH 9290 |
| SOCIOLOGY MASS COMMUNICATION | SOCSCI251 | Lower Div Transfer: Elective | SOCI 9290 |
| SOCIOLOGY MASS COMMUNICATION | SOCSCI251 | Lower Div Transfer: Elective | SOCI 9290 |
| ITALIAN CINEMA SINCE 1945 | TH241 | Upper Division Transfer Credit | FILM 9390 |
| MODERN EUROPEAN DRAMA | TH340 | Upper Div Transfer: Literature | ENGL 9392 |
| MODERN AMERICAN DRAMA | TH342 | American Drama | ENGL 4750 |
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