Homeland Security and Applied Intelligence, B.S.
[Homeland Security and Applied Intelligence - 2105]
The Homeland Security and Applied Intelligence major is designed to create culturally literate, highly ethical, skilled graduates for placement in law enforcement, national security, intelligence analysis and design, private security, and multi-national corporations.
The Homeland Security and Applied Intelligence major was designed by recognized law enforcement and national security experts to educate students on the dense nature and complexities of the current state of U.S. and world security. Graduates with a degree in Homeland Security and Applied Intelligence from Roberts Wesleyan College will also have attained the skills necessary to analyze and refine data into actionable intelligence for various consumers.
SPECIFICS OF THE HOMELAND SECURITY AND APPLIED INTELLIGENCE B.S. DEGREE
Minimum Total Hours: 124
Total Liberal Arts Hours Required: 60
General Education Requirements: Per General Education list (see General Education Council).Exceptions: Must take PSY 208 for behavioral science requirement; Must take HST 300 for the history, economics, or social sciences elective; Only one fine arts course is required (ART 105 or 275, although both are required to complete the degree); Lab science must be BIO 103 or CHM 111 or NSC 207; must take MTH 200 to fulfill mathematics requirement.
Minimum Requirements: Overall and major GPA of 2.0; no grade less than C- in the major.
Transfer Requirements: See institutional transfer policies.
Application to the Major: Formal application to the major should be made upon the successful completion of CRJ 101. The standard Application to the Major form is accepted. A minimum overall GPA of 2.0 is required for acceptance to the major.
Admission Requirements: See institutional policies pertaining to admission.
Major Requirements: 58-62 credit hours.
Major: (core) HSI 101, HSI 301, HSI 403, HSI 450A, HSI 450B, HSI 498; and ART 105 or ART 275 (the one not taken to fulfill the General Education Fine Arts requirement), CMC 206, CMC 207, CSC 101, CSC 103, CSC 104, CSC 314, CSC 306, CRJ 101, CRJ 210, CRJ 302, CRJ 304, CRJ 410, CRJ 401, PSY 302, PSY 306, PSY 402
Each student is strongly urged to consider the following recommended electives: SOC 102, SOC 205, THE 305, CSC 406, HST 220, HST 240, HST 304, HST 310