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Anthropology

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Art

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Biochemistry

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Economics

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Religious Studies

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Physics

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Psychology

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Sociology

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Speech Communication

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Teacher Education Program

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Writing

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Environmental Studies

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Women's Studies

Women's Studies Courses

Jewish Studies

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Latin American Studies

Neuroscience Minor

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Planned Studies Major

Community Service Program

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School of Music

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Division of Continuing Education and Summer Sessions

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Ithaca College Undergraduate Catalog 2002-2003

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Individual and Interdisciplinary Studies Programs

Interdisciplinary Studies Course Numbering

The number of a course generally indicates the program to which it belongs and the level at which the course is offered. The prefix 393 indicates those courses offered in the planned studies major; the prefix 337 refers to the community service program; and 336 refers to all other courses offered in the individual and interdisciplinary studies programs. Level-1 courses are usually open to all students but may require faculty approval. Level-2 courses are primarily for sophomores or above, but qualified freshmen may receive permission to take courses. Some level-2 courses may require faculty approval for all students. Courses in level 3 and 4 (junior and senior levels) require faculty approval.

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