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| Financial Planning | FIN 418 |
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| Money, Banking, and Business | FIN 453 |
| Organizational Behavior | HRM 300 |
| Human Resource Management | HRM 402 |
| Managerial Leadership Development | HRM 413 |
| Communication in Organizational Settings | M COM 320 |
| Professional Ethics | MSB 360 |
| Introduction to International Business | MSB 430 |
| Business Arabic | MSB 596R |
| Business German | MSB 596R |
| Business Italian | MSB 596R |
| Business Korean | MSB 596R |
| Business Portuguese | MSB 596R |
| Business Spanish | MSB 596R |
| Exceptional Students: Principles of Collaboration | CPSE 300 |
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| Statistics 1: Foundations | CPSE 651 |
| Children's Literature | EL ED 340 |
| Language, Culture, and Society | ANTHR 309 |
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| Intercultural Communication | ANTHR 312 |
| The Italian Renaissance | HIST 302 |
| Reformation: The Age of Turmoil | HIST 303 |
| Tsarist Russia | HIST 330 |
| Soviet Union and Post-Soviet Russia | HIST 331 |
| Modern Japan | HIST 344 |
| English Language Handwriting and Documents | HIST 421 |
| Directed Research in Family History | HIST 481R |
| Psychology of Gender | PSYCH 306 |
| Writing in Psychology | PSYCH 307 |
| Psychological Statistics | PSYCH 308 |
| Developmental Psychology: Childhood | PSYCH 320 |
| Organizational Psychology | PSYCH 330 |
| Sport Psychology | PSYCH 338 |
| Personality | PSYCH 341 |
| Abnormal Psychology | PSYCH 342 |
| Introduction to Social Psychology | PSYCH 350 |
| LDS Perspectives and Psychology | PSYCH 353 |
| Leadership Development | PSYCH 358 |
| Principles of Learning | PSYCH 361 |
| Motivation | PSYCH 365 |
| Behavioral Neurobiology | PSYCH 381 |
| Infant Development in the Family | SFL 331 |
| Adolescent Development in the Family and Other Social Contexts | SFL 333 |
| Adult Development and Aging in the Family | SFL 334 |
| Family Adaptation and Resiliency | SFL 335 |
| Social Development | SFL 351 |
| Language Development | SFL 355 |
| Therapeutic Play Foundations | SFL 357 |
| Media, Family, and Human Development | SFL 358 |
| Child Life in Healthcare Settings | SFL 359 |
| Introduction to Social Psychology | SOC 350 |
| Introduction to Social Work Research Methods | SOC W 300 |
| Media Ethics, Law, and Responsibility | COMMS 300 |
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| Media Effects | COMMS 411 |
| Media and World Religions | COMMS 482 |
| Organ Performance Level 1–6 | MUSIC 399R |
| Drama in the Elementary Classroom | TMA 352 |
| Modern American Usage | ELANG 322 |
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| The Grammar of English | ELANG 325 |
| Writing for Children and Adolescents | ENGL 320R |
| Persuasive Writing | ENGL 312 |
| Expository Writing of Elementary Education Majors | ENGL 313 |
| Writing for Social Sciences | ENGL 315 |
| Technical Communication | ENGL 316 |
| Writing Creative Nonfiction | ENGL 317R |
| Writing Poetry | ENGL 319R |
| The American Novel | ENGL 336 |
| American Literature 1800–1865 | ENGL 361 |
| American Literature 1865–1914 | ENGL 362 |
| American Literature 1914–1960 | ENGL 363 |
| Studies in Poetry | ENGL 366 |
| Shakespeare | ENGL 382 |
| British Literature 1603–1660: The Late Renaissance | ENGL 385 |
| Young Adult Literature | ENGL 420 |
| The Senior Course: Directed Literary Research and Writing | ENGL 495 |
| Advanced German Language 1 | GERM 302 |
| Advanced German Language 2 | GERM 303 |
| Japanese Reading and Culture | JAPAN 301 |
| Readings in Japanese History and Culture | JAPAN 302 |
| Middle Eastern History from 1800 | MESA 467R |
| Intermediate Formal Logic | PHIL 305 |
| Kinesiology and Biomechanics | EXSC 362 |
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| Lifestyle and Chronic Disease Prevention | EXSC 387 |
| Stress Management | EXSC 410 |
| Exercise Physiology | EXSC 463 |
| Principles and Practice of Health Promotion | HLTH 330 |
| Health Behavior Change | HLTH 335 |
| Principles of Epidemiology | HLTH 345 |
| Sexuality Education in Curriculum | HLTH 436 |
| Computer Applications in Epidemiology | HLTH 440 |
| International Health | HLTH 480 |
| Large-Scale Distributed System Design | CS 462 |
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| The Old Testament: Genesis–2 Samuel | REL A 301 |
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| The Old Testament: 1 Kings–Malachi | REL A 302 |
| Writings of Isaiah | REL A 304 |
| The Pearl of Great Price | REL A 327 |
| The Doctrine and Covenants: Sections 1–76 | REL C 324 |
| The Doctrine and Covenants: Sections 77–138 | REL C 325 |
| The Living Prophets | REL C 333 |
| Joseph Smith and the Restoration: 1805–1845 | REL C 341 |
| Pioneers and Persecution: 1846–1899 | REL C 342 |
| The Global Church: 1900 to the Present | REL C 343 |
| Survey of World Religions | REL C 351 |
| LDS Temples | REL C 393R |
| Career Strategies for Employment and Internships | STDEV 317 |
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| Graduate School Preparation | STDEV 318 |
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