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Connor Plensdorf Ms. Morris Senior Transitions 13 November 2012 THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY MAJOR: INTERNATIONAL STUDIES – SECURITY & INTELLIGENCE MINOR:

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1 Connor Plensdorf Ms. Morris Senior Transitions 13 November 2012 THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY MAJOR: INTERNATIONAL STUDIES – SECURITY & INTELLIGENCE MINOR: ARABIC

2 YEAR 1 – SEMESTER 1 College Survey 1100 (1) English 1110.01 First-Year English Composition (3) Arabic 1101 Elementary Modern Standard Arabic I (4) Psychology 1100 Introduction to Psychology (3) History 2550 History of War (3) Philosophy 1500 Introduction to Logic (3) Total Credits: 17

3 YEAR 1 – SEMESTER 2 International Studies 3400 The Analysis and Display of Data (3) Arabic 1102 Elementary Modern Standard Arabic II (4) Arabic 2701 Classical and Medieval Literature in Translation (3) Environmental and Natural Resources 2100 Introduction to Environmental Science (3) International Studies 2200 Introduction to the Modern Middle East (3) Total Credits: 16

4 YEAR 2 – SEMESTER 1 Arabic 1103 Elementary Modern Standard Arabic III (4) Arabic 2367 Issues in Arab-American Society, Culture, and Literature (3) Earth Sciences 1105 Geology of the National Parks (3) International Studies 3850 Introduction to Globalization (3) Comparative Studies 3607 Cultural Studies of American Musics (3) Total Credits - 16

5 YEAR 2 – SEMESTER 2 Geography 1900 Introduction to Weather and Climate (4) International Studies 3700 Introduction to Intelligence (3) Psychology 4525 Psychology of Personal Security (3) Arabic 2702 Modern Literature in Translation (3) Political Science 4315 International Security & the Causes of War (3) Total Credits: 16

6 YEAR 3 – SEMESTER 1 Arabic 2104 Modern Standard Arabic II (4) History 2211 The Ancient Near History (3) International Studies 4700 Terror & Terrorism (3) Political Science 4597 International Cooperation and Conflict (3) Sociology 3315 Sociology of Terrorism (3) Total Credits: 16

7 YEAR 3 – SEMESTER 2 Arabic 4111 Colloquial Arabic I (3) History 3540 Modern Intelligence History (3) International Studies 3701 Introduction to Homeland Security (3) Political Science 4318 The Politics of International Terrorism (3) International Studies 4701 Development & Control of Weapons of Mass Destruction (3) Total Credits: 15

8 YEAR 4 – SEMESTER 1 Arabic 4112 Colloquial Arabic II (3) International Studies 5797 Study Abroad (6) Arabic 4120 Arabic Media (3) Communication 3597 Media & Terrorism (3) Total Credits: 15

9 YEAR 4 – SEMESTER 2 International Studies 5701 Intelligence & National Security in a Changing World (3) International Studies 5191 Student Internship Program (3) Arabic 3601 Introduction to Arabic Philosophy (3) Sociology 5618 Sociology of Police & Policing (3) International Studies 4803 Peacekeeping & Collective Security (3) Total Credits: 15

10 COLLEGE INFORMATION Degree: Bachelor of Arts Length of Program: 4 Years Credits Needed to Graduate: 121 Credits Credits in the Program: 126 Credits Total Cost for Program: $146,548 Contact Information: 281 W. Lane Ave. Columbus, Ohio 43210 (614)-292-OHIO

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