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Bachelor of Arts - Archaeology and Geography Sample Sequencing Plan (2012 / 2013)

Shown below is a sample sequence of courses for your degree. If you follow this plan, you should be able to graduate in four years, provided you complete five courses per semester. This is just one example of how you could complete your major and degree requirements; you may find that a different sequence works as well as this one.

See the Program Planning Guide for details regarding program requirements.

Year 1, Fall
Archaeology 1000
Geography 1000
GLER course (List I)
GLER course (List I)
Elective
 
Year 1, Spring
Anthropology 1000
Geography 1200
Geography 2700
GLER course (List I)
Elective
 
Year 2, Fall
Archaeology 3700
Geography 2030
Geography 2735
Elective
Elective
 
Year 2, Spring
One of: Archaeology 3720, Geography 3720, Geography 3740, or Geology 2060
Language course
Elective
Elective
 
Year 2, Summer
Archaeology 33001
 
Year 3, Fall
One of: Archaeology 3720, Geography 3720, Geography 3740, or Geology 2060
Archaeology 3000/4000 level
Geography, Geology, or Anthropology 3000/4000 level
Elective
Elective
 
Year 3, Spring
Archaeology 3000/4000 level
Archaeology 3000/4000 level
Elective
Elective
Elective
 
Year 4, Fall
Archaeology 3000/4000 level
Geography, Geology, or Anthropology 3000/4000 level
Elective
Elective
Elective
 
Year 4, Spring
Archaeology 4000 level
Geography, Geology, or Anthropology 3000/4000 level
Geography, Geology, or Anthropology 3000/4000 level
Elective
Elective
 
1 Archaeology 3300 - Archaeological Field Work (Series) is offered in Summer. Students should plan to complete the course in Summer of Year Two or Three.
Note: Additional requirements for the Concentration in Geographical Information Science should be taken in place of 'Electives' in Years 3 and 4 as appropriate.
Reminder: B.A. students should choose Archaeology and Geography courses that are designated “Social Science” (see Part 4, Section 11, List II: Social Sciences, p. 92 in the 2012/2013 Calendar) in order to meet the degree requirement for a minimum of 25 non-Science courses.