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Programs of Study
The College’s major and minor programs are described on the following pages, along with the individual courses that are a part of each program. Only courses offered with some regularity are listed. Experiential education courses offered during the January term are listed annually in a special booklet rather than in this catalog.
Courses numbered 101-199 are primarily for freshmen, 201-299 for sophomores, and 300-399 for juniors and seniors. A few courses numbered 401 and higher are intended primarily for seniors. Close attention should be given to all prerequisites.
Some courses are offered in alternate years; others are offered only as demand warrants. The College reserves the right to withdraw or reschedule any course when the number of qualified enrollees is insufficient or when a qualified faculty member is unavailable in a given term. If there is sufficient demand for additional courses, they may be offered. A detailed Schedule of Courses is published annually. Subject listings are as follows:
Course lists and course descriptions for major and minor programs of instruction can be found using the following links:
- 1 Bachelor of Science Degree in Biology is a unique program consisting of courses in biology, chemistry, and physics/math
- 2 Teacher Education Professional Courses - These students complete the Major in Child Development and Learning offered through the Division of Behavioral Sciences.
- 3 Teacher Education Professional Courses - Those interested in teaching at the secondary level (grades 7-12) complete the appropriate major in the area in which they plan to teach.
- 4 B.A./B.S. - ENGINEERING
The cooperative, dual-degree in engineering program normally involves three years at Maryville College before transfer to the cooperating institution. Further information is available under Engineering. Maryville College maintains formal agreements with several uni-versities. - 5 Students planning careers in Environmental Science should major in either biology or chemistry and develop a course selection carefully designed to assist in meeting career goals.
- 6 B.A./M.S.N. - HEALTH CARE/NURSING
A cooperative, dual-degree program in nursing is also available. In five years, a student may earn the B.A. in Health Care from Maryville and the M.S. in Nursing from Vanderbilt University. Further information on the nursing program is available under Health Care/Nursing.