Alcohol and Drug Studies Major Requirements
Descriptions of courses listed below are available on the Undergraduate Bulletins page.
To graduate with a major in Alcohol and Drug Studies, you need to complete
- General Education Requirements (44 credits)
- Alcohol and Drug Studies Required General Education Courses (13 credits)
- Alcohol and Drug Studies Required Core Courses and Internship (36 credits)
- Required Electives for Major (15 credits of Health Science Electives)
- Minor (Recommended Minors include Community Health, Corrections, Sociology, Social Welfare, and Psychology)
Alcohol and Drug Studies Required General Education Courses (13 credits)
- SPEE 100 – Fundamentals of Speech Communication
- SPEE 102 – Public Speaking
- PSYC 101 – Introduction to Psychology
- SOC 101 – Introduction to Sociology
Alcohol and Drug Studies Required Core Courses (36 credits)
- HLTH 225 – Introduction to Alcohol and Drug Studies
- HLTH 456 – Assessment of Chemical Dependency
- HLTH 469 – Chemical Dependency Dual Diagnosis
- CSP 470 – Group Procedures
- CSP 471 – Interpersonal Helping Skills
- CSP 473 – Counseling the Chemically Dependent Family
- PSYC 429 – Drug Dependence
- SOC 465 – Law and Chemical Dependency
- HLTH 497 – Alcohol and Drug Studies Internship
