Programs Not Allowing Pass/Fail

Colleges may have programs that contain course requirements that students cannot take for a Pass/Fail grade to fulfill the requirement for graduation.

If your program is not on these lists, you may request the Pass/Fail grade for any course in your program in which you are enrolled for summer 2020, fall 2020 and spring 2021 (except for S/U-graded courses, see note below).

IMPORTANT NOTE: Students may not request the Pass/Fail grade for any course that is graded S/U (Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory) in any program across Kent State colleges and campuses, even if the program is not listed below. Information on the grading mode for a course can be found in the course's description in the University Catalog.

College of Applied and Technical Studies

Courses offered in summer 2020, fall 2020 and spring 2021 that must be taken for a letter grade and NOT a Pass/Fail grade to fulfill the requirement in the program:

Undergraduate Degree Programs	Courses
Nursing Technology (A.A.S.)	NRST 10001 Foundations of Nursing Agency NRST 10003 Nursing Agency I NRST 10006 LPN to Associate Degree in Nursing Transition NRST 10008 Paramedic to Associate Degree in Nursing Transition NRST 10010 Therapeutic Use of Self NRST 20205 Psychosocial Self Care Deficits NRST 20206 Nursing Agency II NRST 20208 Nursing Agency III NRST 20209 Maternal/Newborn Development Self-Care NRST 20210 Child and Family Development Self-Care
Occupational Therapy Assistant Technology (A.A.S.)	AHS 22002 Clinical Kinesiology AHS 22003 Clinical Kinesiology Laboratory OCAT 10000 Foundations in Occupational Therapy OCAT 10001 Occupational Therapy Practice Skills II OCAT 10002 Occupational Performance in Psychosocial Health OCAT 10003 Occupational Therapy Practice Skills Laboratory OCAT 20000 Occupational Performance in Physical Health OCAT 20001 Occupational Therapy Management and Leadership Skills OCAT 20003 Occupational Therapy Practice Skills III OCAT 20004 Occupational Performance in Pediatric Populations OCAT 20006 Occupational Performance in Physical Health II
Physical Therapist Assistant Technology (A.A.S.)	AHS 22002 Clinical Kinesiology AHS 22003 Clinical Kinesiology Laboratory BSCI 11010 Foundational Anatomy and Physiology I BSCI 11020 Foundational Anatomy and Physiology II PTST 10000 Introduction to Physical Therapist Assistant PTST 10001 Principles of Patient Care in Physical Therapy PTST 10003 Clinical Conditions I PTST 10004 Physical Therapy Procedures I PTST 10010 Transitions in Physical Therapy PTST 11005 Physical Therapy Practice I PTST 20003 Clinical Conditions II PTST 20004 Physical Therapy Procedures II PTST 20006 Physical Rehabilitation Procedures PTST 20008 Clinical Conditions III PTST 22005 Physical Therapy Practice II PTST 22007 Physical Therapy Practice III
Radiologic Imaging Sciences (B.R.I.T.)	RIS 34001 Introduction to Diagnostic Medical Sonography RIS 34003 Radiation Therapy Principles and Practice I RIS 34004 Radiation Therapy Patient Management RIS 34008 Radiation Therapy Physics I RIS 34030 Radiation Therapy Clinical Education I RIS 34040 Patient Management in Diagnostic Medical Sonography RIS 34042 Abdominal Sonography I RIS 34044 Ultrasound Physics and Instrumentation RIS 34045 Ultrasound Clinical Education I RIS 34052 Abdominal Sonography II RIS 34060 Ultrasound Clinical Education II RIS 34062 Obstetrics and Gynecology Sonography I RIS 34072 Superficial Structures Sonography RIS 34075 Ultrasound Clinical Education III RIS 34083 Sectional Anatomy in Medical Imaging RIS 34084 Computed Tomography and Magnetic Resonance Imaging Sectional Anatomy I RIS 34086 Computed Tomography and Magnetic Resonance Imaging Sectional Anatomy II RIS 44000 Introduction to Radiation Therapy RIS 44003 Magnetic Resonance Imaging Clinical Education I RIS 44004 Computed Tomography Clinical Education I RIS 44009 Radiation Therapy Principles and Practice II RIS 44018 Radiation Therapy Physics II RIS 44021 Patient Management in Computed Tomography RIS 44028 Radiation Therapy Radiobiology RIS 44029 Radiation Therapy Pathology I RIS 44030 Computed Tomography Image Production I RIS 44031 Patient Management in Magnetic Resonance Imaging RIS 44038 Radiation Therapy Physics III RIS 44041 Radiation Therapy Quality Management RIS 44042 Radiation Therapy Pathology II RIS 44044 Magnetic Resonance Imaging Procedures I RIS 44045 Magnetic Resonance Imaging Procedures II RIS 44047 Computed Tomography Procedures I RIS 44048 Computed Tomography Procedures II RIS 44051 Magnetic Resonance Equipment and Image Acquisition I RIS 44052 Magnetic Resonance Equipment and Image Acquisition II RIS 44053 Radiation Therapy Clinical Education II RIS 44054 Computed Tomography Clinical Education II RIS 44058 Radiation Therapy Clinical Education III RIS 44062 Computed Tomography Image Production II RIS 44063 Magnetic Resonance Imaging Clinical Education II RIS 44066 Magnetic Resonance Imaging Techniques RIS 44067 Radiation Therapy Clinical Education Iv RIS 44068 Computed Tomography Techniques RIS 44069 Computed Tomography Clinical Education III RIS 44072 Obstetrics and Gynecology Sonography II RIS 44073 Magnetic Resonance Imaging Clinical Education III RIS 44074 Vascular Sonography RIS 44076 Ultrasound Clinical Education Iv RIS 44083 Pathophysiology for Medical Imaging RIS 44084 Ultrasound Image Evaluation RIS 44088 Leadership in Medical Imaging RIS 44096 Individual Investigation in Medical Imaging Directed Readings RIS 44098 Research in Medical Imaging
Radiologic Technology (A.A.S.)	AHS 24014 Advanced Imaging AHS 24028 Radiologic Pathology RADT 14003 Introduction to Radiologic Technology RADT 14005 Clinical Education I RADT 14006 Radiographic Procedures I RADT 14015 Clinical Education II RADT 14018 Imaging Equipment RADT 14021 Radiographic Procedures II RADT 14024 Radiographic Procedures III RADT 14025 Clinical Education III RADT 14034 Image Acquisition and Processing RADT 14085 Clinical Education IV RADT 24008 Radiobiology and Radiation Protection RADT 24015 Clinical Education V RADT 24016 Imaging Physics RADT 24025 Clinical Education VI RADT 24048 Radiographic Techniques
Respiratory Care (B.S.)	RSPC 30000 Professional Practice in Respiratory Care RSPC 30002 Leadership and Management in Respiratory Care RSPC 30004 Educational Instruction in Respiratory Care RSPC 30006 Sleep Medicine and Polysomnography RSPC 40002 Research Development in Respiratory Care RSPC 40004 Advanced Practice in Respiratory Care RSPC 40006 Contemporary Issues and Trends in Respiratory Care RSPC 40008 Chronic Disease Management Principles RSPC 40075 Information and Patient Care Technology for Healthcare Professionals RSPC 41092 Practicum for Respiratory Care
Respiratory Therapy Technology (A.A.S.)	AHS 12000 Basic Principles of Pharmacology RTT 10000 Introduction to Respiratory Therapy RTT 11001 Respiratory Care Pharmacology RTT 11003 Application and Mechanisms of Cardiopulmonary Anatomy and Physiology RTT 11004 Therapeutics RTT 11008 Blood Gas Analysis RTT 21000 Critical Care RTT 21001 Mechanical Ventilation RTT 21003 Perinatal and Pediatric Respiratory Therapy RTT 21004 Advanced Diagnostics RTT 21006 Pulmonary Rehabilitation and Continuing Care RTT 21013 Respiratory Therapy Capstone
Veterinary Technology (A.A.S.)	BSCI 10005 Anatomy for Veterinary Technicians VTEC 10001 Introduction to Veterinary Technology VTEC 10002 Veterinary Nursing I VTEC 10204 Clinical Laboratory I VTEC 10205 Veterinary Nursing II VTEC 10206 Pharmacology VTEC 20008 Clinical Laboratory II VTEC 20009 Veterinary Nursing III VTEC 20010 Imaging Techniques VTEC 20212 Surgery and Anesthesia VTEC 20213 Nutrition and Disease VTEC 20215 Veterinary Office Applications VTEC 20216 Laboratory and Exotic Animal Medicine VTEC 20392 Practicum in Veterinary Hospital

College of Architecture and Environmental Design

Courses offered in summer 2020, fall 2020 and spring 2021 that must be taken for a letter grade and NOT a Pass/Fail grade to fulfill the requirement in the program:

Graduate Degree Programs	Courses
Landscape Architecture (M.L.A. I/II)	LARC 50101 Landscape Architecture Studio I LARC 50102 Landscape Architecture Studio II LARC 60103 Landscape Architecture Studio III LARC 60104 Landscape Architecture Studio IV

College of the Arts

Courses offered in summer 2020, fall 2020 and spring 2021 that must be taken for a letter grade and NOT a Pass/Fail grade to fulfill the requirement in the program:

Undergraduate Degree Programs	Courses
Art History (B.A.)	ARTH 42000 Research and Writing in Art History
Fashion Design (B.A. and B.F.A.)	FDM 10010 Fashion Fundamentals FDM 10140 Foundations of Fashion Drawing FDM 15055 Basics of Apparel Construction FDM 20013 History of Costume FDM 20050 Fashion Technology Applications FDM 20121 Fashion Drawing I FDM 20122 Fashion Drawing II FDM 20154 Draping FDM 20155 Machine Knitting FDM 30161 Fashion Design Studio I FDM 30162 Fashion Design Studio II FDM 30172 Florence Fashion Design Studio II FDM 35011 Fashion Forecasting FDM 40099 Senior Fashion Design Thesis I FDM 40121 Fashion Portfolio I FDM 40122 Fashion Portfolio II FDM 40141 Fashion Studio III FDM 40199 Senior Fashion Design Thesis II FDM 45035 Historic Textiles
Fashion Merchandising (B.S.)	FDM 10010 Fashion Fundamentals FDM 10140 Foundations of Fashion Drawing FDM 15055 Basics of Apparel Construction FDM 20013 History of Costume FDM 20050 Fashion Technology Applications FDM 20121 Fashion Drawing I FDM 20122 Fashion Drawing II FDM 20154 Draping FDM 20155 Machine Knitting FDM 30161 Fashion Design Studio I FDM 30162 Fashion Design Studio II FDM 30172 Florence Fashion Design Studio II FDM 35011 Fashion Forecasting FDM 40099 Senior Fashion Design Thesis I FDM 40121 Fashion Portfolio I FDM 40122 Fashion Portfolio II FDM 40141 Fashion Studio III FDM 40199 Senior Fashion Design Thesis II FDM 45035 Historic Textiles
Music Education (B.M.)	MUS 34211 Elementary and Secondary General Music MUS 34212 Elementary and Secondary Choral Music MUS 44211 Instrumental Methods I MUS 44212 Instrumental Methods II

Graduate Degree Programs	Courses
Fashion Industry Studies (M.F.I.S.)	FDM 55035 Historic Textiles

Certificates and Minors	Courses
Fashion Media (undergraduate minor)	FDM 10010 Fashion Fundamentals FDM 35011 Fashion Forecasting

College of Arts and Sciences

Courses offered in summer 2020, fall 2020 and spring 2021 that must be taken for a letter grade and NOT a Pass/Fail grade to fulfill the requirement in the program:

Undergraduate Degree Programs	Courses
Actuarial Mathematics (B.S.)	MATH 40012 Theory of Statistics MATH 40056 Actuarial Mathematics II MATH 40059 Stochastic Actuarial Models
Applied Mathematics (B.S.)	MATH 40012 Theory of Statistics MATH 41021 Theory of Matrices MATH 42202 Numerical Computing II
Environmental Studies (B.A.)	ENVS 32091 Environmental Studies and Sustainability ENVS 42099 Integrative Senior Project
Geography (B.A.)	GEOG 40191 Seminar in Geography
History (B.A.)	HIST 32050 Historical Research Methods HIST 49091 Senior Seminar in History
Mathematics (B.A.)	MATH 41002 Modern Algebra II MATH 42002 Analysis II
Mathematics (B.S.)	MATH 41002 Modern Algebra II MATH 41021 Theory of Matrices MATH 42002 Analysis II
Philosophy (B.A.)	All PHIL 30000- and 40000-level courses CS 41038 Intermediate Logic CS 41045 Metalogic HIST 31500 Foundations in the History and Philosophy of Science MATH 41038 Intermediate Logic MATH 41045 Metalogic PAS 30010 African and African-American Philosophies

Graduate degree programs	Courses
Chemical Physics (M.S.)	MTSC 62242 Characterization of Soft Matter MTSC 62452 Liquid Crystal Optics II: Optical Systems MTSC 62650 Computational Materials Science MTSC 63000 Physics of Soft Matter MTSC 63015 Chemistry of Soft Matter MTSC 63020 Applications of Soft Matter MTSC 63025 Active Matter MTSC 63100 Emerging Display Technologies MTSC 64495 Special Topics in Chemical Physics
Chemical Physics (Ph.D.)	MTSC 72242 Characterization of Soft Matter MTSC 72452 Liquid Crystal Optics II: Optical Systems MTSC 72650 Computational Materials Science MTSC 73000 Physics of Soft Matter MTSC 73015 Chemistry of Soft Matter MTSC 73020 Applications of Soft Matter MTSC 73025 Active Matter MTSC 73100 Emerging Display Technologies MTSC 74495 Special Topics in Chemical Physics
Chemistry (M.A. and M.S.)	All CHEM 50000- and 60000-level courses
Chemistry (Ph.D.)	All CHEM 70000- and 80000-level courses
Clinical Psychology (Ph.D.)	All PSYC 70000- and 80000-level courses
Geographic Information Science (M.G.I.Sc.)	All GEOG 50000- and 60000-level courses
Geography (M.S.)	All GEOG 50000- and 60000-level courses
Geography (Ph.D.)	All GEOG 70000- and 80000-level courses
Materials Science (M.S.)	MTSC 62242 Characterization of Soft Matter MTSC 62452 Liquid Crystal Optics II: Optical Systems MTSC 62650 Computational Materials Science MTSC 63000 Physics of Soft Matter MTSC 63015 Chemistry of Soft Matter MTSC 63020 Applications of Soft Matter MTSC 63025 Active Matter MTSC 63100 Emerging Display Technologies MTSC 64495 Special Topics in Chemical Physics
Materials Science (Ph.D.)	MTSC 72242 Characterization of Soft Matter MTSC 72452 Liquid Crystal Optics II: Optical Systems MTSC 72650 Computational Materials Science MTSC 73000 Physics of Soft Matter MTSC 73015 Chemistry of Soft Matter MTSC 73020 Applications of Soft Matter MTSC 73025 Active Matter MTSC 73100 Emerging Display Technologies MTSC 74495 Special Topics in Chemical Physics
Philosophy (M.A.)	All PHIL 50000- and 60000-level courses
Psychological Science (M.A.)	All PSYC 50000- and 60000-level courses
Psychological Science (Ph.D.)	All PSYC 70000- and 80000-level courses

Certificates and Minors	Courses
Environmental Geographic Information Science (graduate certificate)	All GEOG 50000- and 60000-level courses
Geographic Information Science (graduate certificate)	All GEOG 50000- and 60000-level courses
Health Care Ethics (undergraduate minor)	All PHIL 30000- and 40000-level courses
Philosophy (undergraduate minor)	All PHIL 30000- and 40000-level courses CS 41038 Intermediate Logic CS 41045 Metalogic HIST 31500 Foundations in the History and Philosophy of Science MATH 41038 Intermediate Logic MATH 41045 Metalogic PAS 30010 African and African-American Philosophies

Ambassador Crawford College of Business and Entrepreneurship

Courses offered in summer 2020, fall 2020 and spring 2021 that must be taken for a letter grade and NOT a Pass/Fail grade to fulfill the requirement in the program:

Undergraduate Degree Programs	Courses
Accounting (B.B.A.)	ACCT 23020 Introduction to Financial Accounting ACCT 23021 Introduction to Managerial Accounting ACCT 33001 Intermediate Financial Accounting I ACCT 33004 Introduction to Accounting Systems ACCT 33010 Cost Accounting ACCT 33012 Intermediate Financial Accounting II ACCT 43009 Accounting Data Analytics ACCT 43010 Principles of Auditing ACCT 43013 Advanced Management Accounting ACCT 43020 Advanced Financial Accounting ACCT 43031 Income Taxation I – Individual Taxation ACCT 43033 Income Taxation II – Entity Taxation ACCT 43034 Nonprofit Accounting and Auditing ACCT 43043 Internal Audit and Forensic Accounting ACCT 43096 Individual Investigation in Accounting FIN 36053 Business Finance
Entrepreneurship (B.B.A.)	ENTR 37080 New Venture Creation ENTR 47048 Entrepreneurial Experience I ENTR 47049 Entrepreneurial Experience II
Finance (B.B.A.)	FIN 26085 Introduction to Financial Modeling FIN 36051 The Financial System FIN 36053 Business Finance FIN 36054 Intermediate Corporate Finance FIN 36059 Intermediate Investments FIN 36061 Principles of Real Estate FIN 36072 Law of Commercial Transactions FIN 36085 Advanced Financial Modeling FIN 36280 Student Managed Investment Fund Junior Officer FIN 46055 Advanced Derivative Securities FIN 46056 Advanced Fixed Income Management FIN 46059 Applied Financial Management Strategies FIN 46061 Real Estate Finance FIN 46064 International Business Finance FIN 46067 Advanced Portfolio Analysis FIN 46068 Commercial Bank Management FIN 46192 Internship in Finance FIN 46280 Student Managed Investment Fund Senior Office
Managerial Marketing (B.B.A.)	MMTG 35025 Marketing Communications Laboratory MMTG 45020 Competitive Market Analysis MMTG 45023 Customer Analysis MMTG 45039 Promotion Management MMTG 45040 Integrated Marketing Strategy
Marketing (B.B.A.)	MKTG 35056 Social Media Marketing MKTG 45046 Personal Selling MKTG 45047 Advanced Professional Selling MKTG 45084 Marketing Policies and Strategies

Graduate Degree Programs	Courses
Accounting (M.S.A)	ACCT 53009 Accounting Data Analytics ACCT 53013 Advanced Management Accounting ACCT 53014 Advanced Accounting Systems ACCT 53020 Advanced Financial Accounting ACCT 53033 Income Taxation II - Entity Taxation ACCT 53034 Nonprofit Accounting Auditing ACCT 53043 Internal Audit and Forensic Accounting ACCT 63022 Professional Issues and Ethics in Accounting ACCT 63024 Information Technology Audit: Controls and Analytics ACCT 63031 Advanced Auditing Theory and Practice ACCT 63037 Financial Accounting for Decision Making ACCT 63038 Managerial Accounting for Decision Making ACCT 63042 Taxation of Corporations and Shareholders ACCT 63043 Taxation of Partnerships and Partners ACCT 63045 Tax Research and Planning ACCT 63098 Research in Accounting
Business Administration (M.B.A.)	ACCT 53009 Accounting Data Analytics ACCT 53013 Advanced Management Accounting ACCT 53014 Advanced Accounting Systems ACCT 53020 Advanced Financial Accounting ACCT 53033 Income Taxation II - Entity Taxation ACCT 53034 Nonprofit Accounting Auditing ACCT 53043 Internal Audit and Forensic Accounting ACCT 63022 Professional Issues and Ethics in Accounting ACCT 63024 Information Technology Audit: Controls and Analytics ACCT 63031 Advanced Auditing Theory and Practice ACCT 63037 Financial Accounting for Decision Making ACCT 63038 Managerial Accounting for Decision Making ACCT 63042 Taxation of Corporations and Shareholders ACCT 63043 Taxation of Partnerships and Partners ACCT 63045 Tax Research and Planning ACCT 63098 Research in Accounting FIN 56055 Advanced Derivative Securities FIN 56056 Advanced Fixed Income Management FIN 56059 Applied Financial Management Strategies FIN 56064 International Business Finance FIN 56067 Advanced Portfolio Analysis FIN 56068 Commercial Bank Management FIN 56280 Student-Managed Investment Fund Director FIN 66050 Law and Ethics FIN 66060 Managerial Finance FIN 66069 Real Estate
Business Administration (Ph.D.)	ACCT 83033 Managerial Accounting Issues ACCT 83037 Financial Accounting Issues ACCT 83038 Basic Accounting Research Methodology ACCT 83098 Research in Accounting FIN 86061 Theories of Financial Decision-Making FIN 86066 Research Methods Investments FIN 86098 Research Topics in Finance MKTG 85057 Research Design MKTG 85060 Marketing Strategy and Planning MKTG 85063 Analytical Methods in Marketing Research MKTG 85098 Research in Marketing
Economics (M.A.E.)	ECON 52050 Data Acquisition, Preparation and Visualization ECON 62050 Microeconomic Theory I ECON 62051 Macroeconomic Theory I ECON 62054 Econometrics I ECON 62055 Econometrics II ECON 62056 Time Series Analysis ECON 64004 Quantitative Methods in Business Administration I FIN 56055 Advanced Derivative Securities FIN 56056 Advanced Fixed Income Management FIN 56059 Applied Financial Management Strategies FIN 56067 Advanced Portfolio Analysis

Minors and Certificates	Courses
Accounting (undergraduate minor)	ACCT 23020 Introduction to Financial Accounting ACCT 23021 Introduction to Managerial Accounting ACCT 33001 Intermediate Financial Accounting I ACCT 33004 Introduction to Accounting Systems ACCT 33010 Cost Accounting ACCT 33012 Intermediate Financial Accounting II
Finance (undergraduate minor)	FIN 26085 Introduction to Financial Modeling FIN 36051 The Financial System FIN 36053 Business Finance FIN 36054 Intermediate Corporate Finance FIN 36059 Intermediate Investments FIN 36061 Principles of Real Estate FIN 36072 Law of Commercial Transactions FIN 36085 Advanced Financial Modeling FIN 36280 Student Managed Investment Fund Junior Officer FIN 46055 Advanced Derivative Securities FIN 46056 Advanced Fixed Income Management FIN 46059 Applied Financial Management Strategies FIN 46061 Real Estate Finance FIN 46064 International Business Finance FIN 46067 Advanced Portfolio Analysis FIN 46068 Commercial Bank Management FIN 46192 Internship in Finance FIN 46280 Student Managed Investment Fund Senior Office

Minors and Certificates

Courses

Accounting (undergraduate minor)

ACCT 23020 Introduction to Financial Accounting
ACCT 23021 Introduction to Managerial Accounting
ACCT 33001 Intermediate Financial Accounting I
ACCT 33004 Introduction to Accounting Systems
ACCT 33010 Cost Accounting
ACCT 33012 Intermediate Financial Accounting II

Finance (undergraduate minor)

FIN 26085 Introduction to Financial Modeling
FIN 36051 The Financial System
FIN 36053 Business Finance
FIN 36054 Intermediate Corporate Finance
FIN 36059 Intermediate Investments
FIN 36061 Principles of Real Estate
FIN 36072 Law of Commercial Transactions
FIN 36085 Advanced Financial Modeling
FIN 36280 Student Managed Investment Fund Junior Officer
FIN 46055 Advanced Derivative Securities
FIN 46056 Advanced Fixed Income Management
FIN 46059 Applied Financial Management Strategies
FIN 46061 Real Estate Finance
FIN 46064 International Business Finance
FIN 46067 Advanced Portfolio Analysis
FIN 46068 Commercial Bank Management
FIN 46192 Internship in Finance
FIN 46280 Student Managed Investment Fund Senior Office

College of Communication and Information

Courses offered in summer 2020, fall 2020 and spring 2021 that must be taken for a letter grade and NOT a Pass/Fail grade to fulfill the requirement in the program:

Certificates and Minors	Courses
Fashion Media (undergraduate minor)	FDM 10010 Fashion Fundamentals FDM 35011 Fashion Forecasting

College of Education, Health and Human Services

Courses offered in summer 2020, fall 2020 and spring 2021 that must be taken for a letter grade and NOT a Pass/Fail grade to fulfill the requirement in the program:

Undergraduate Degree Programs	Courses
American Sign Language/English Interpreting (B.S.)	ASEI 43100 Survey of the Interpreting Profession ASEI 43102 Interpreting Processes I ASEI 43103 Interpreting Processes II ASEI 43104 Interpreting Processes III ASEI 43105 Transliterating ASEI 43106 School Setting Interpreting ASEI 43107 Community Setting Interpreting ASEI 43108 Medical Interpreting ASEI 43109 Mental Health Interpreting ASEI 43110 Discourse Analysis for Interpreters ASEI 43111 The Professional Interpreter ASEI 43112 Interactive Interpreting ASEI 43113 ASL to English Interpreting Processes ASEI 49625 Inquiry Seminar for ASL-English Interpreters SPED 43310 Language Development for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Students
Athletic Training (B.S.)	ATTR 15092 Practicum in Athletic Training I ATTR 25092 Practicum in Athletic Training II ATTR 35092 Practicum in Athletic Training III ATTR 45192 Practicum in Athletic Training IV ATTR 45292 Internship in Athletic Training I ATTR 45392 Internship in Athletic Training II
Educational Studies (B.S.)	EDST 44004 Research and Writings in Educational Studies
Integrated Health Studies (B.S.)	IHS 44091 Professional Seminar in Integrated Health Studies
Integrated Language Arts (B.S.E.)	ADED 43315 Teaching Literature in the Secondary Schools
Integrated Science (B.S.E.)	ADED 32277 Teaching Science in Secondary Schools ADED 42277 Topics in Secondary School Science Teaching CI 47330 Reading and Writing in Adolescence/Adulthood
Integrated Social Studies (B.S.E.)	CI 47330 Reading and Writing in Adolescence/Adulthood
Long-Term Care Administration (B.S.)	LTCA 43092 Long-Term Care Administration II LTCA 43192 Internship in Nursing Home Administration/Health Services Executive LTCA 44032 Long-Term Care Administration I LTCA 44033 Long-Term Care Administration II
Middle Childhood Education (B.S.E.)	MCED 40007 Teaching Reading with Literature in Middle Childhood
Nutrition (B.S.)	BSCI 20021 Basic Microbiology BSCI 30130 Human Physiology CHEM 20481 Basic Organic Chemistry I CHEM 30284 Introductory Biological Chemistry HM 23012 Introductory Food Science HM 23510 Quantity Food Production, Service and Safety HM 43030 Food Service Systems Management MGMT 24163 Principles of Management NUTR 23012 Introductory Food Science NUTR 23112 Introduction to the Profession: Nutrition and Dietetics NUTR 23510 Quantity Food Production, Service and Safety NUTR 23511 Science of Human Nutrition NUTR 33512 Intermediate Nutrition Science NUTR 33522 Introduction to Nutrition Assessment NUTR 33532 Business and Management of Nutrition Services NUTR 35319 Nutrition, Health and Society NUTR 43013 Research and Statistical Methods in Nutrition and Dietetics NUTR 43016 World Food Customs and Nutrition NUTR 43030 Food Service Systems Management NUTR 43511 Medical Nutrition Therapy I NUTR 43512 Macronutrient Nutritional Biochemistry NUTR 43513 Micronutrient Nutritional Biochemistry NUTR 43514 Medical Nutrition Therapy II NUTR 43515 Community Nutrition NUTR 43518 Lifecycle Nutrition NUTR 43522 Integrative and Functional Nutrition NUTR 43523 Nutrition and Dietetics: Professional Practice
Physical Education and Sport Performance (B.S.)	PESP 25025 Teaching in Physical Education PESP 45051 Elementary School Physical Education Methods PESP 45053 Elementary School Physical Education Content PESP 45058 Secondary School Physical Education Methods PESP 45059 Secondary School Physical Education Content
Recreation, Park and Tourism Management (B.S.)	RPTM 46030 Dynamics of Leisure Behavior
Special Education (B.S.E.)	SPED 43310 Language Development for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Students

Graduate Degree Programs	Courses
Athletic Training (M.S.)	ATTR 65001 Clinical Practice I: Prevention and Wellness ATTR 65002 Clinical Practice II: Advanced Head, Neck and Orthopedic ATTR 65003 Clinical Practice III: General Medical ATTR 65004 Biomechanics ATTR 69999 Clinical Capstone in Athletic Training
Audiology (Au.D.)	SPA 70615 Central Auditory Processing Evaluation and Management SPA 70616 Hearing Aid Fitting and Selection Across the Lifespan SPA 70618 Implantable Technology SPA 70627 Multicultural Issues in Audiology SPA 70691 Seminar in Audiology SPA 70701 Basic and Applied Physical Acoustics for Audiology SPA 70702 Anatomy and Physiology of Peripheral Auditory and Vestibular Systems SPA 70703 Acoustic Phonetics SPA 70704 Critical Analysis of Research in Audiology SPA 70706 Anatomy and Physiology Underlying Neuro-Otology SPA 70707 Psychoacoustics SPA 70708 Critical Analysis of Research SPA 70712 Diagnosis of Auditory Disorders SPA 70713 Hearing Aid Technology SPA 70715 Central Auditory Processing: Evaluation and Management SPA 70717 Pediatric Audiology SPA 70719 Counseling in Audiology SPA 70721 Evaluation and Management of Balance Disorders SPA 70725 Medical Management of Auditory Disorders SPA 70726 Electrophysiological Techniques in Audiology SPA 70732 Audiologic Treatment Across the Lifespan SPA 70733 Advanced Electrophysiologic And Vestibular Measures SPA 70747 Graduate Audiologist I SPA 70748 Graduate Audiologist II SPA 70750 Graduate Audiologist IV SPA 70753 Laboratory for Electrophysiological Techniques in Audiology SPA 70754 Laboratory for Evaluation and Management of Balance Disorders SPA 70791 Fourth Year Seminar SPA 70892 Internship III SPA 74301 Aphasia SPA 74302 Language Assessment and Intervention in Early Childhood SPA 74303 Disorders of Articulation and Phonology SPA 74304 Acquired Cognitive Communicative Impairments SPA 74305 Fluency Disorders SPA 74308 Language Assessment and Intervention with School-Age Populations SPA 74312 Motor Speech Disorders in Children and Adults SPA 74354 Pediatric Medical Issues SPA 74356 Adult Dysphagia SPA 74492 Clinical Practice in Speech Pathology and Audiology SPA 74500 Normal Language Processes SPA 74600 Research Methods in Speech-Language Pathology SPA 74891 Seminar: Communication Modalities and Assistive Technology SPA 74892 Graduate Audiologist V SPA 76792 Internship II
Clinical Mental Health Counseling (M.Ed.)	CES 65511 Research in Counseling CES 67492 Practicum I: Clinical Mental Health Counseling CES 67530 Counseling Theories CES 67531 Counseling Skills and Techniques CES 67580 Multicultural Counseling CES 67592 Practicum II: Clinical Mental Health Counseling CES 67628 Diagnosis in Counseling CES 67662 Foundations of Addictions Counseling CES 67663 Orientation and Ethics: Clinical Mental Health Counseling CES 67665 Treatment Planning in Addictions Counseling CES 67666 Evidence-Based Practices in Addictions Counseling CES 67820 Group Work: Theory and Techniques CES 68066 Counseling Adolescents CES 68067 Counseling Children CES 68126 Introduction to Assessment in Counseling CES 68128 Clinical Assessment in Counseling CES 68130 Psychopathology for Counselors CES 68167 Case Conceptualization and Treatment Planning CES 68168 Advanced Counseling Theories CES 68182 Career Counseling CES 68529 Couples Therapy: Theory and Techniques CES 68533 Family Therapy: Theory and Techniques EPSY 65523 Life Span Development
Clinical Rehabilitation Counseling (M.Ed.)	CES 67530 Counseling Theories CES 67531 Counseling Skills and Techniques CES 67580 Multicultural Counseling CES 67628 Diagnosis in Counseling CES 67723 Medical Information for Clinical Rehabilitation Counselors CES 67732 Occupational Aspects of Disability CES 67776 Research in Clinical Rehabilitation Counseling CES 67820 Group Work: Theory and Techniques CES 68126 Introduction to Assessment in Counseling CES 68128 Clinical Assessment in Counseling CES 68130 Psychopathology for Counselors CES 68167 Case Conceptualization and Treatment Planning CES 68182 Career Counseling EPSY 65523 Life Span Development
Counseling (Ed.S.)	CES 77580 Multicultural Counseling CES 77662 Foundations of Addictions Counseling CES 77663 Orientation and Ethics: Clinical Mental Health Counseling CES 77665 Treatment Planning in Addictions Counseling CES 77666 Evidence-Based Practices in Addictions Counseling CES 78011 Foundations of School Counseling CES 78066 Counseling Adolescents CES 78130 Psychopathology for Counselors CES 78182 Career Counseling CES 78533 Family Therapy: Theory and Techniques CES 80200 Fundamentals of Writing and Research in Counselor Education and Supervision CES 88167 Case Conceptualization and Treatment Planning CES 88281 Research Seminar in Counselor Education and Supervision CES 88284 Supervision of Counseling CES 88292 Internship in Counselor Education and Supervision CES 88294 College Teaching in Counselor Education and Supervision CES 88492 Supervision Practicum in Counselor Education and Supervision EVAL 65510 Statistics I for Educational Services
Counselor Education and Supervision (Ph.D.)	CES 77580 Multicultural Counseling CES 77662 Foundations of Addictions Counseling CES 77663 Orientation and Ethics: Clinical Mental Health Counseling CES 77665 Treatment Planning in Addictions Counseling CES 77666 Evidence-Based Practices in Addictions Counseling CES 78011 Foundations of School Counseling CES 78066 Counseling Adolescents CES 78130 Psychopathology for Counselors CES 78182 Career Counseling CES 78533 Family Therapy: Theory and Techniques CES 80200 Fundamentals of Writing and Research in Counselor Education and Supervision CES 88167 Case Conceptualization and Treatment Planning CES 88281 Research Seminar in Counselor Education and Supervision CES 88284 Supervision of Counseling CES 88292 Internship in Counselor Education and Supervision CES 88294 College Teaching in Counselor Education and Supervision CES 88492 Supervision Practicum in Counselor Education and Supervision EVAL 75510 Statistics I for Educational Services EVAL 85515 Quantitative Research Design and Analysis EVAL 85516 Qualitative Research Design EVAL 85517 Advanced Quantitative Research in Educational Services EVAL 85518 Advanced Qualitative Research in Educational Services
Curriculum and Instruction (M.Ed.)	CI 55051 Elementary School Physical Education Methods CI 55053 Elementary School Physical Education Content CI 55058 Secondary School Physical Education Methods CI 55059 Secondary School Physical Education Content
Evaluation Measurement (M.Ed.)	All EVAL 50000- and 60000-level courses
Evaluation Measurement (Ph.D.)	All EVAL 70000- and 80000-level courses
Higher Education Administration (Ph.D.)	All HIED 70000- and 80000-level courses CES 78182 Career Counseling EVAL 78711 Modern Test Theory: Item Response Theory EVAL 78713 Multivariate Analysis in Educational Research EVAL 78714 Factor Analysis in Educational Research EVAL 78716 Statistics II: ANOVA And Nonparametric Tests EVAL 78728 Multiple Regression EVAL 78806 Higher Education Data and Institutional Research EVAL 78898 Comparative Research Design EVAL 85515 Quantitative Research Design and Analysis EVAL 85516 Qualitative Research Design EVAL 85517 Advanced Quantitative Research in Educational Services EVAL 85518 Advanced Qualitative Research in Educational Services EVAL 85520 Mixed Methods Research EVAL 85540 Grounded Theory and Phenomenological Research EVAL 85560 Critical Social Research EVAL 88795 Special Topics: Evaluation and Measurement
Higher Education Administration and Student Affairs (M.Ed.)	All HIED 50000- and 60000-level courses CES 68182 Career Counseling
Higher Education Administration and Student Affairs (Ed.S.)	All HIED 70000- and 80000-level courses
Nutrition (M.S.)	EVAL 65510 Statistics I for Educational Services HM 63024 Management of Food and Nutrition Services NUTR 61018 Techniques of Research in Family and Consumer Studies NUTR 63519 Advanced Study of Micronutrients NUTR 63520 Macronutrient Nutrition NUTR 63521 Nutrition and Disease: Clinical Applications NUTR 63525 Dietetic Practice: Community NUTR 63526 Dietetic Practice: Management NUTR 63527 Dietetic Practice: Clinical
Rehabilitation Counseling (M.Ed.)	All RHAB 50000- and 60000-level courses CES 67723 Medical Information for Clinical Rehabilitation Counselors CES 67732 Occupational Aspects of Disability CES 67776 Research in Clinical Rehabilitation Counseling CES 68182 Career Counseling CULT 65530 Foundations of Education and Human Services CULT 69521 Multicultural Educational Practice and Policy CULT 69522 Ethics in Professional Practice EPSY 65520 Child and Adolescent Development EPSY 65521 Adult Development EPSY 65523 Life Span Development EPSY 65524 Learning Theories EVAL 65510 Statistics I for Educational Services
School Counseling (M.Ed.)	CES 65511 Research in Counseling CES 67530 Counseling Theories CES 67531 Counseling Skills and Techniques CES 67580 Multicultural Counseling CES 67820 Group Work: Theory and Techniques CES 68011 Foundations of School Counseling CES 68066 Counseling Adolescents CES 68067 Counseling Children CES 68068 School Counseling Program Management and Leadership CES 68069 Orientation and Ethics: School Counseling CES 68126 Introduction to Assessment in Counseling EPSY 65523 Life Span Development
School Psychology (M.Ed.)	SPSY 67951 Cognitive Assessment of Children in Schools SPSY 67955 Instructional Assessment for School Psychologists
Secondary Education (M.A.T.)	ADED 52277 Teaching Science in Secondary Schools ADED 53315 Teaching Literature in the Secondary Schools ADED 57330 Reading and Writing in Adolescence/Adulthood
Speech Language Pathology (M.A.)	SPA 64301 Aphasia SPA 64302 Language Assessment and Intervention in Early Childhood SPA 64303 Disorders of Articulation and Phonology SPA 64304 Acquired Cognitive Communicative Impairments SPA 64305 Fluency Disorders SPA 64308 Language Assessment and Intervention with School-Age Populations SPA 64309 Autism Spectrum Disorders: Theory and Diagnosis SPA 64311 Autism Spectrum Disorders SPA 64312 Motor Speech Disorders in Children and Adults SPA 64354 Pediatric Medical Issues SPA 64356 Adult Dysphagia SPA 64500 Normal Language Processes SPA 64525 Public School Techniques in Communication Disorders: Inquiry into Professional Practice SPA 64600 Research Methods in Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology SPA 64891 Seminar: Voice Disorders SPA 65092 Clinical Practicum I in Speech Language Pathology SPA 65192 Clinical Practicum II in Speech and Language Pathology SPA 65292 Clinical Practicum III in Speech Language Pathology SPA 65392 Clinical Practicum IV in Speech Language Pathology SPA 65492 Externship in Speech Language Pathology: Adult
Speech Language Pathology (Ph.D.)	SPA 70615 Central Auditory Processing Evaluation and Management SPA 70616 Hearing Aid Fitting and Selection Across the Lifespan SPA 70618 Implantable Technology SPA 70627 Multicultural Issues in Audiology SPA 70691 Seminar in Audiology SPA 70701 Basic and Applied Physical Acoustics for Audiology SPA 70702 Anatomy and Physiology of Peripheral Auditory and Vestibular Systems SPA 70703 Acoustic Phonetics SPA 70704 Critical Analysis of Research in Audiology SPA 70706 Anatomy and Physiology Underlying Neuro-Otology SPA 70707 Psychoacoustics SPA 70708 Critical Analysis of Research SPA 70712 Diagnosis of Auditory Disorders SPA 70713 Hearing Aid Technology SPA 70715 Central Auditory Processing: Evaluation and Management SPA 70717 Pediatric Audiology SPA 70719 Counseling in Audiology SPA 70721 Evaluation and Management of Balance Disorders SPA 70725 Medical Management of Auditory Disorders SPA 70726 Electrophysiological Techniques in Audiology SPA 70732 Audiologic Treatment Across the Lifespan SPA 70733 Advanced Electrophysiologic And Vestibular Measures SPA 70747 Graduate Audiologist I SPA 70748 Graduate Audiologist II SPA 70750 Graduate Audiologist IV SPA 70753 Laboratory for Electrophysiological Techniques in Audiology SPA 70754 Laboratory for Evaluation and Management of Balance Disorders SPA 70791 Fourth Year Seminar SPA 70892 Internship III SPA 74301 Aphasia SPA 74302 Language Assessment and Intervention in Early Childhood SPA 74303 Disorders of Articulation and Phonology SPA 74304 Acquired Cognitive Communicative Impairments SPA 74305 Fluency Disorders SPA 74308 Language Assessment and Intervention with School-Age Populations SPA 74312 Motor Speech Disorders in Children and Adults SPA 74354 Pediatric Medical Issues SPA 74356 Adult Dysphagia SPA 74492 Clinical Practice in Speech Pathology and Audiology SPA 74500 Normal Language Processes SPA 74600 Research Methods in Speech-Language Pathology SPA 74891 Seminar: Communication Modalities and Assistive Technology SPA 74892 Graduate Audiologist V SPA 76792 Internship II

Certificates and Minors	Courses
Nursing Home Administration (graduate certificate)	LTCA 54032 Long-Term Care Administration I LTCA 63092 Practicum in Nursing Home Administration I LTCA 63192 Practicum in Nursing Home Administration II

College of Nursing

Courses offered in summer 2020, fall 2020 and spring 2021 that must be taken for a letter grade and NOT a Pass/Fail grade to fulfill the requirement in the program:

Undergraduate Degree Programs	Courses
Nursing (B.S.N.)	All NURS 10000-, 20000-, 30000- and 40000-level courses
Nursing for Registered Nurses (B.S.N.)	All NURS 10000-, 20000-, 30000- and 40000-level courses

Graduate Degree Programs	Courses
Nursing (M.S.N.)	All NURS 50000- and 60000-level courses
Nursing (D.N.P.)	All NURS 70000- and 80000-level courses HI 80411 Clinical Analytics

Certificate and Minors	Courses
Adult/Adolescent Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (graduate certificate)	All NURS 50000-, 60000-, 70000- and 80000-level courses
Adult Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Practitioner (graduate certificate)	All NURS 50000-, 60000-, 70000- and 80000-level courses
Adult Gerontology Clinical Nurse Specialist (graduate certificate)	All NURS 50000-, 60000-, 70000- and 80000-level courses
Adult Gerontology Primary Care Nurse Practitioner (graduate certificate)	All NURS 50000-, 60000-, 70000- and 80000-level courses
Family Nurse Practitioner (graduate certificate)	All NURS 50000-, 60000-, 70000- and 80000-level courses
Nurse Educator (graduate certificate)	All NURS 50000-, 60000-, 70000- and 80000-level courses
Nursing Administration and Health Systems Leadership (graduate certificate)	All NURS 50000-, 60000-, 70000- and 80000-level courses
Pediatric Primary Care Nurse Practitioner (graduate certificate)	All NURS 50000-, 60000-, 70000- and 80000-level courses
Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (graduate certificate)	All NURS 50000-, 60000-, 70000- and 80000-level courses
Women's Health Nurse Practitioner (graduate certificate)	All NURS 50000-, 60000-, 70000- and 80000-level courses

College of Podiatric Medicine

Courses offered in summer 2020, fall 2020 and spring 2021 that must be taken for a letter grade and NOT a Pass/Fail grade to fulfill the requirement in the program:

Graduate Degree Programs	Courses
Podiatric Medicine (D.P.M.)	All CLI 80000-level courses All CMD 80000-level courses All GMD 80000-level courses All ORT 80000-level courses All PCS 80000-level courses All PMD 80000-level courses All SUR 80000-level courses

College of Public Health

Courses offered in summer 2020, fall 2020 and spring 2021 that must be taken for a letter grade and NOT a Pass/Fail grade to fulfill the requirement in the program:

Graduate Degree Programs	Courses
Clinical Epidemiology (M.S.)	All BST 50000- and 60000-level courses All EHS 50000- and 60000-level courses All EPI 50000- and 60000-level courses All HPM 50000- and 60000-level courses All PH 50000- and 60000-level courses All SBS 50000- and 60000-level courses
Public Health (M.P.H.)	All BST 50000- and 60000-level courses All EHS 50000- and 60000-level courses All EPI 50000- and 60000-level courses All HPM 50000- and 60000-level courses All PH 50000- and 60000-level courses All SBS 50000- and 60000-level courses
Public Health (Ph.D.)	All BST 70000- and 80000-level courses All EHS 70000- and 80000-level courses All EPI 70000- and 80000-level courses All HPM 70000- and 80000-level courses All PH 70000- and 80000-level courses All SBS 70000- and 80000-level courses

Honors College

Courses offered in summer 2020, fall 2020 and spring 2021 that must be taken for a letter grade and NOT a Pass/Fail grade to fulfill the requirement in the program:

Programs	Courses
Honors Program	HONR 10197 Freshman Honors Colloquium I HONR 10297 Freshman Honors Colloquium II

Air Force and Army ROTC

Courses offered in summer 2020, fall 2020 and spring 2021 that must be taken for a letter grade and NOT a Pass/Fail grade to fulfill the requirement in the program:

Programs	Courses
Air Force ROTC	All ASTU courses
Army ROTC	All MSCI courses

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Pass/Fail Timelines

Summer 2020 Courses

Students send their request via email to their advisor to submit. (Find Your Advisor)

First day to request: Friday, October 16, 2020
Last day to request: Sunday, November 22, 2020 (11:59 p.m.)

Fall 2020 Courses

Students submit their request through the Student Dashboard on FlashLine.
See instructions on submitting request.

First day to request: Monday, December 7, 2020
Last day to request: Thursday, December 24, 2020 (11:59 p.m.)
Last day to cancel request: Thursday, January 7, 2021 (11:59 p.m.)

Spring 2021 Courses

Students submit their request through the Student Dashboard on FlashLine.
See instructions on submitting request.

First day to request: Tuesday, April 20, 2021
Last day to request: Wednesday, May 19, 2021 (11:59 p.m.)
Last day to cancel request: Wednesday, May 19, 2021 (11:59 p.m.) *

* If you want to change your two submitted Pass/Fail requests, first cancel the course(s) you no longer want Pass/Fail and then request the new course(s).

Programs Not Allowing Pass/Fail

Courses offered in summer 2020, fall 2020 and spring 2021 that must be taken for a letter grade and NOT a Pass/Fail grade to fulfill the requirement in the program:

Courses offered in summer 2020, fall 2020 and spring 2021 that must be taken for a letter grade and NOT a Pass/Fail grade to fulfill the requirement in the program:

Courses offered in summer 2020, fall 2020 and spring 2021 that must be taken for a letter grade and NOT a Pass/Fail grade to fulfill the requirement in the program:

Courses offered in summer 2020, fall 2020 and spring 2021 that must be taken for a letter grade and NOT a Pass/Fail grade to fulfill the requirement in the program:

Courses offered in summer 2020, fall 2020 and spring 2021 that must be taken for a letter grade and NOT a Pass/Fail grade to fulfill the requirement in the program:

Courses offered in summer 2020, fall 2020 and spring 2021 that must be taken for a letter grade and NOT a Pass/Fail grade to fulfill the requirement in the program:

Courses offered in summer 2020, fall 2020 and spring 2021 that must be taken for a letter grade and NOT a Pass/Fail grade to fulfill the requirement in the program:

Courses offered in summer 2020, fall 2020 and spring 2021 that must be taken for a letter grade and NOT a Pass/Fail grade to fulfill the requirement in the program:

Courses offered in summer 2020, fall 2020 and spring 2021 that must be taken for a letter grade and NOT a Pass/Fail grade to fulfill the requirement in the program:

Courses offered in summer 2020, fall 2020 and spring 2021 that must be taken for a letter grade and NOT a Pass/Fail grade to fulfill the requirement in the program:

Courses offered in summer 2020, fall 2020 and spring 2021 that must be taken for a letter grade and NOT a Pass/Fail grade to fulfill the requirement in the program:

Courses offered in summer 2020, fall 2020 and spring 2021 that must be taken for a letter grade and NOT a Pass/Fail grade to fulfill the requirement in the program:

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