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What degrees can I earn? General Education for Starters Our Evening College Plus program is designed to provide general education options using evening, online, and iCourse scheduling, with either full 16-week semester or 8-week block (often blended) classes. Classes to meet all general education requirements can be found, as can classes to meet the admission requirements for the College of Business.

Bachelor’s Degree Completion Program Pathways Evening College Plus pathways exist to let you fulfill the program requirements for one of these bachelor’s degrees. Some pathways use combination evening face-to-face as well as online and iCourse offerings. Other pathways may be completed 100% online.

Combination Pathwaysn B.S. in Accounting n B.S. in General Business n B.S. in Professional Writing* n B.S. in Psychology*

*Minor required. Possible minors available through combination evening/online pathways or completely online pathways include communication, criminology, history, and screenwriting. Contact Adult Student Services for further information regarding minors at Missouri State University.

100% Online Pathwaysn B.A.S. in Technology Management n B.S. in Criminology & Criminal Justicen B.S. in Finance (Finance Option) n B.S. in General Business n B.S. in Nursing Completion Program** n B.S. in Professional Writing

**See Nursing Department for scheduling assistance.

NOTE: the entire Spring 2014 Course Schedule can be found on the web at http://www.missouristate.edu/ClassSchedule/ . Use the “Public Web Page” if you do not have a current Bear account.

Why Evening College Plus is for you!

Quality degree programs on a workable schedule Full and part-time scheduling options Evening advising services on-site Classes in a centralized location

with easy access Scholarship opportunities

How to get started

Full semester and first block classes begin January 13, 2014. Complete your application following the instructions below prior to December 20, 2013 in order to avoid the $35 late application fee. Second block classes begin March 17, 2014.

1. Apply for admission Go to www.missouristate.edu/apply 2. Submit your transcript Submit your transcripts for any college credits

you have already earned (and your high-school transcript if you have less than 24 college credit hours).

Submit your transcript to: Office of Admissions, Missouri State University, 901 S. National Ave., Springfield, MO 65897

3. Apply for financial aid Complete the Free Application for Federal

Student Aid (FAFSA) at http://www.fafsa.ed.gov/ 4. Schedule an advisor appointment Once you receive your admission letter, call

(417) 836-6929 to meet with an advisor.

An adult-friendly plan for earning an undergraduate degree.

8-Week Block Offerings (16-week classes with Evening College Plus reserves are listed separately, after the block classes)

General Education / College of Business Admission RequirementsYour advisor will help you form your schedule from the selection of classes below:

First Block • January 13 to March 7, 2014 (1st block finals the week of March 7)

Course Code Course Title Time Days Course Format Requirement MetCIS 201 Computer Applications for Business online online 8-week online COB admission requirementCOM 115 Fundamentals of Public Speaking online online 8-week online GEP 3 requirementHST 121 U. S. History to 1877 7-8:40pm Thursday 8-week blended GEP 21 requirement

Second Block • March 17 to May 8, 2014 (2nd block finals the week of May 10-15)

Course Code Course Title Time Days Course Format Requirement MetACC 211 Introduction to Managerial Accounting 7-8:40pm Thursday 8-week blended COB admission requirementENG 221 Writing II: Writing for the Professions online online 8-week online GEP 5 requirementENG 321 Writing II: Beginning Technical Writing online online 8-week online GEP 5 and general business degree requirementGRY 135 Principles of Weather and Climate online online 8-week online GEP 8-15 lab requirementMGT 286 Business Communication online online 8-week online COB admission requirementPSY 121 Introductory Psychology online online 8-week online GEP 18 and COB prerequisiteREL 101 Literature and World of the Old Testament/ 5:30-6:45pm Tuesday 8-week iCourse GEP 16 requirement Hebrew Bible SOC 150 Introduction to Society online online 8-week online GEP 17 requirementTHE 101 Introduction to Theatre and Drama Arts 5:30-8:45pm Tuesday 8-week blended GEP 20 requirement

General Education Program (GEP) Requirements / College of Business Administration Requirements

Full 16-Week Offerings We have requested a limited number of “reserved” seats in 16-week classes with Evening College Plus designation. Full semester classes – January 13 to May 8, 2014 (finals May 10-15). Some sections have limited seating. It is wise to select alternate classes in case the section has filled. Full semester classes • January 13 to May 8, 2014Course Code Course Title Time Days Course Format Requirement MetAST 114 Basic Astronomy 7-10:20pm Mondays (selected) iCourse GEP 8-15 If lab component desired, include 1-cr. hr. AST 110 Astronomical Observations (lab) 7:15-9:30pm Tuesday or Thursday lab for AST 114 Permission Dept. Head for AST 110GRY 100 World Regional Geography 5:30-8:20pm Tuesday 16-week lecture GEP 8-15 (no lab component)MTH 135 College Algebra 5:30-6:50pm Monday 16 week iCourse or GEP 6 and COB admission requirement 16-week online PLS 101 American Democracy 5:30-8pm Thursdays 16-week lecture GEP 22 requirementQBA 237 Basic Business Statistics online online 16-week online COB admission requirementREL 131 Religion in America 5:30-8:20pm Wednesdays 16-week lecture GEP 16 requirement REL 210 Paths of World Religion online online 16-week online GEP 19 requirement

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Spring 2014

Degree Completion PathwaysProgram OfferingsSpring 2014

Missouri State is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Institution • 11/1/13

Transfer students are welcome at Missouri State University. Because the background of each student is different, academic departments require initial scheduling appointments with their academic advisors. To help you prepare, the following courses (with degree pathway indicated) are scheduled Spring 2014, either in the evening, or online:

ACC 302 Intermediate Accounting II Accounting completion degree, combinationACC 311 Managerial Cost Accounting Accounting completion degree, combinationACC 341 Accounting & Management Information Systems Accounting completion degree, combinationBUS 135 Introduction to Business Required for minor in general businessCIS 429 Information Systems in Business College of Business core requirement – majors other than accounting or computer information systemsCRM offerings: Note: complete CRM 210, 250, 260 and 270 before enrolling in required courses at the 300 level and aboveCRM 210 Introduction to the American Criminal Justice System Online criminal justice degreeCRM 260 Criminal Law and the Courts Online criminal justice degreeCRM 270 Institutional and Community-Based Corrections Online criminal justice degreeCRM 320 Criminological Theory Online criminal justice degreeCRM 330 Juvenile Justice Online criminal justice degreeCRM 340 Research Methods in Criminology and Criminal Justice Online criminal justice degreeENG 421 Advanced Technical Writing Professional writing completion degree, combinationENG 473 Writing with Technology II Online professional writing completion degree, combinationENG 570 Writing in the Health Professions Professional writing completion degree, combination FIN 266 Principles of Real Estate Online finance completion degreeFIN 380 Financial Management College of Business core requirement and general business completion degree, combination or onlineFIN 381 Personal Financial Planning General business completion degree, combination or onlineINS 314 Employee Benefits and Social Insurance General business completion degree, combinationLAW 332 Debtor and Creditor Rights and Remedies College of Business core requirementMGT 340 Organizational Behavior and Management College of Business core requirementMKT 350 Principles of Marketing College of Business corePSY 150 Introduction to the Psychology Major Psychology completion degree, combinationPSY 200 Psychological Statistical Methods Psychology completion degree combinationPSY 302 Experimental Psychology Psychology completion degree, combinationPSY 304 Abnormal Psychology Psychology completion degree, combination – foundation area (to be chosen with advisor)PSY 306 Learning Processes Psychology completion degree, combination – foundation area (to be chosen with advisor)PSY 331 Psychology of Childhood Psychology completion degree, combination – foundation area (to be chosen with advisor)PSY 359 Theories of Social Psychology Psychology completion degree, combination – foundation area (to be chosen with advisor)PSY 360 Educational Psychology Psychology completion degree, combination – foundation area (to be chosen with advisor)PSY 365 Aging and Adjustment Psychology completion degree, combination – foundation area (to be chosen with advisor)PSY 441 Psychology of Adolescence Psychology completion degree, combination – foundation area (to be chosen with advisor)PSY 508 Behavior Management and Change Psychology completion degree, combination – foundation area (to be chosen with advisor)

One final note: This is a partial listing of the Class Schedule for Spring 2014 at Missouri State University. For the entire Class Schedule, go to http://www.missouristate.edu/ClassSchedule/ If you have a Missouri State login and password, you may use My Missouri State; otherwise, if you are simply viewing the Class Schedule prior to becoming a student, use the Public web page.

These entries have been sorted from the full Class Schedule, to reflect undergraduate classes meeting face-to-face or blended starting at 4pm or later, or to reflect 100% online sections. Springfield campus as well as off-campus sites may be included among the listings.