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Program Sample Plan

Program name: Tribal Administration & Governance B.A.
Sample Plan: Business Administration track
Total Credits: 84.0
The sample plan below shows you one of several possible ways to complete this degree. Your academic plan may look different if you have already fulfilled some requirements, if you have multiple course options to choose from in your major, or if courses don't fit your schedule in a given term. Use Graduation Planner to make your customized plan, and work with your academic adviser to ensure that you are on track to graduate on time.
Year 1 - Fall Semester: 16.0 cr
LE (Logic & Quantitative Reasoning) :3.0 cr
LE (Natural Sciences) :4.0 cr
LE (Social Sciences) :3.0 cr
Elective :3.0 cr
Elective :3.0 cr
Year 1 - Spring Semester: 15.0 cr
LE (Writing & Information Literacy) :3.0 cr
LE (Natural Sciences) :3.0 cr
LE (Humanities) :3.0 cr
Elective :3.0 cr
Elective :3.0 cr
Year 2 - Fall Semester: 7.0 cr
LE (Oral Communication & Languages) :4.0 cr
LE (Sustainability) :3.0 cr
Year 2 - Spring Semester: 15.0 cr
LE (Humanities) :3.0 cr
LE (Fine Arts) :3.0 cr
LE (Social Sciences) :3.0 cr
Elective :3.0 cr
Elective :3.0 cr
Year 3 - Fall Semester: 7.0 cr
TAG 3997 - Internship in American Indian Studies : 4.0 cr
TAG 4230 - Introduction to Federal Indian Law : 3.0 cr : SOC SCI, CDIVERSITY
Year 3 - Spring Semester: 0 cr
Year 4 - Fall Semester: 6.0 cr
TAG 3206 - Federal Indian Policy : 3.0 cr : SOC SCI, CDIVERSITY
TAG 4250 - American Indian Diplomacy: Treaties, Compacts, and Agreements : 3.0 cr : GLOBAL PER
Year 4 - Spring Semester: 18.0 cr
TAG 3820 - Fundamentals of Tribal Project Management : 3.0 cr
TAG 3230 - American Indian Tribal Government and Law : 3.0 cr : SOC SCI, CDIVERSITY
WRIT 31xx - Adv Writing (3 cr) : 3.0 cr
TAG 2820 - Foundations of Indigenous Leadership : 3.0 cr
TAG 2801 - Introduction to Tribal Administration and Governance : 3.0 cr
TAG 4840 - Current Issues and Opportunities in Tribal Administration and Governance : 3.0 cr