UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA OMAHA


ELEMENTARY EDUCATION (STEM CONCENTRATION) GUIDED PATHWAY (LATAA TO BSED)
This Guided Pathway has been created to support students enrolling at Metropolitan Community College in the Liberal Arts/Academic Transfer (LATAA) Associate in Arts degree program (91.5+ Quarter Hours [61+ Semester Hours]) with the intent to transfer to UNO and participate in the Bachelor of Science degree in Elementary Education (STEM concentration) (120 Credit/Semester Hours).
Per UNO's Catalog and University Transfer Credit Policy, sixty-four (64) semester credit hours is the maximum allowed for transfer to most undergraduate UNO colleges from regionally accredited two-year colleges.

To maximize credit transfer, students are to strictly follow this Guided Pathway. When followed correctly, students will be able to transfer all 62 credits to UNO, 57 of which will fulfill UNO degree requirements, leaving 63 credits to be completed at UNO.
For academic advising guidance, please contact the College of Education, Health and Human Sciences at 402.554.2727 or review information online.
MCC LATAA TO UNO BSED (Elementary Education, STEM Concentration) GUIDED PATHWAY
PRESCRIBED COURSES
Students will be expected to complete the following courses as prescribed in Metropolitan Community College's Program Catalog.
Students will need to complete courses in subsequent areas as outlined.
BIOS 1010 is added as it fulfills UNO Gen Ed (NPS-L) and Major Reqs.
CHEM 1010 is added as it fulfills UNO Gen Ed (NPS) and Major Reqs.
EDUC 2030 is added as it fulfills UNO Gen Ed (US-D) and Major Reqs.
SCIE 1300/SCIE 1310 are added as they fulfill a UNO Major Req.
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BIOS 1010 GENERAL BIOLOGY (6.0) BIOL 1020 PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY (4)   
CHEM 1010 COLLEGE CHEMISTRY (6) CHEM 1140 FUNDAMENTALS OF COLLEGE CHEMISTRY (4)
CHEM 1144 FUNDAMENTALS OF COLLEGE CHEMISTRY LABORATORY (1)		   
COMS 1110 PUBLIC SPEAKING (4.5) CMST 1110 PUBLIC SPEAKING FUNDS (3)   
EDUC 2030 HUMAN RELATIONS IN EDUCATION (4.5) TED 2200 HUMAN RELATIONS FOR BIAS-FREE CLASSROOMS (3)   
ENGL 1010 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I (4.5) ENGL 1150 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I (3)   
ENGL 1020 ENGLISH COMPOSITION II (4.5) ENGL 1160 ENGLISH COMPOSITION II (3)   
SCIE 1300 ASTRONOMY (4.5) PHYS 1350 PRINCIPLES OF ASTRONOMY (3)   
SCIE 1310 ASTRONOMY LABORATORY (1.5) PHYS 1354 INTRODUCTORY ASTRONOMY LAB (1)   
Quantitative/Numeracy [UNO QL] COURSE OPTIONS FOR LATAA-BSED (ELEMENTARY EDUCATION, STEM CONCENTRATION)
Students will need to select either MATH 1300 (Introduction to Mathematical and Computational Thinking) or MATH 1305 (Quantitative Literacy) or MATH 1410 (Elementary Statistics) or MATH 1425 (Pre-Calculus Algebra) (4.5 quarter hours) at Metropolitan Community College to fulfill the UNO Quantitative Literacy General Education Requirement:
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MATH 1300 INTRODUCTION TO MATHEMATICAL AND COMPUTATIONAL THINKING (4.5) MATH 1120 INTRODUCTION TO MATHEMATICAL AND COMPUTATIONAL THINKING (3)   
MATH 1305 QUANTITATIVE LITERACY (4.5) MATH 1130 QUANTITATIVE LITERACY (3)   
MATH 1410 STATISTICS (4.5) STAT 1530 ELEMENTARY STATISTICS (3)   
MATH 1425 PRE CALCULUS ALGEBRA (5) MATH 1320 PRE-CALCULUS ALGEBRA (3)   
CRITICAL THINKING/CREATIVITY & SOCIAL/CULTURAL AWARENESS (H) [UNO H] COURSE OPTIONS FOR LATAA-BSED (ELEMENTARY EDUCATION – STEM CONCENTRATION)
Students will need to select one (1) of the below Critical Thinking/Creativity & Social/Cultural Awareness Humanities General Education courses at Metropolitan Community College. These courses are curated as they fulfill UNO's Humanities & Fine Arts General Education Requirements.
Per the Nebraska Transfer Initiative, where courses are in brackets, recommended courses include ARTS 1000 [ARTS 1010], ARTS 1110 [ARTS 1050], ARTS 1120 [ARTS 1060], ENGL 2450 [2100], ENGL 2510 [ENGL 2170], HUMS 1000 [HUMS 1100], MUSC 1050 [MUSC 1010] and PHIL 1010 [PHIL 1010], PHIL 2200 [PHIL 2610], SPAN 1110 [SPAN 1010], and THEA 1000 [THEA 1010].
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ARTS 1000 INTRODUCTION TO THE VISUAL ARTS (4.5) ART 1010 ART APPRECIATION (3)   
ARTS 1110 ART HISTORY-PREHISTORY TO 1400 (4.5) ART 2050 SURVEY OF WESTERN ART HISTORY I (3)   
ARTS 1120 ART HISTORY-1400 TO PRESENT (4.5) ART 2060 SURVEY OF WESTERN ART HISTORY II (3)   
ENGL 2450 INTRODUCTION TO LITERATURE (4.5) ENGL 1010 INTRODUCTION TO GENRE STUDIES: PROSE (3)   
ENGL 2510 AMERICAN LITERATURE I (4.5) ENGL 2450 AMERICAN LITERATURE I (3)   
HUMS 1000 HUMANITIES THROUGH THE ARTS (4.5) GENED-HUMNGE HUMANITIES/FINE ARTS GENERAL EDUCATION ELECTIVE CREDIT (1-12)   
MUSC 1050 MUSIC APPRECIATION (4.5) MUS 1090 MUSIC APPRECIATION (3)   
PHIL 1010 INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY (4.5) PHIL 1010 INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY: MEANING OF LIFE (3)   
PHIL 2200 INTRODUCTION TO COMPARATIVE RELIGION (4.5) RELI 1010 INTRODUCTION TO WORLD RELIGIONS (3)   
SPAN 1110 ELEMENTARY SPANISH I (7.5) SPAN 1110 ELEMENTARY SPANISH I (5)   
THEA 1000 INTRODUCTION TO THE THEATRE (4.5) THEA 1010 THEATRE APPRECIATION (3)   
CRITICAL THINKING/CREATIVITY & SOCIAL/CULTURAL AWARENESS (SS) [UNO SS] COURSE OPTIONS FOR LATAA-BSED (ELEMENTARY EDUCATION – STEM CONCENTRATION)
Students will need to select one (1) of the below Critical Thinking/Creativity & Social/Cultural Awareness Social Sciences Transfer Course Options at Metropolitan Community College. These courses are curated as they fulfill UNO's Social Sciences General Education Requirements.
Per the Nebraska Transfer Initiative, where courses are in brackets, recommended courses include CRIM 1010, ECON 1000 [ECON 2110], ECON 1100 [ECON 2120], GEOG 1020 [GEOG 1020], POLS 2050 [POLS 1000], PSYC 1010 [PSYC 1810], SOC 1010, SOC 2050 [SOC 2010], and SOC 2060 [SOC 2150].
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CRIM 1010 INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE (4.5) CRCJ 1010 SURVEY OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE (3 or 4)   
ECON 1000 MACROECONOMICS (4.5) ECON 2220 PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS (MACRO) (3)   
ECON 1100 MICROECONOMICS (4.5) ECON 2200 PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS (MICRO) (3)   
GEOG 1010 FUNDAMENTALS OF GEOGRAPHY (4.5) GEOG 1000 WORLD REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY (3)   
GEOG 1020 WORLD REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY (4.5) GEOG 1000 WORLD REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY (3)   
GEOG 1050 INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN GEOGRAPHY (4.5) GEOG 1020 INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN GEOGRAPHY (3)   
HMRL 1010 HUMAN RELATIONS SKILLS (4.5) CMST 2010 INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION (3)   
POLS 2050 AMERICAN NATIONAL GOVERNMENT (4.5) PSCI 1100 INTRODUCTION TO AMERICAN NATIONAL GOVERNMENT (3)   
POLS 2070 CONTEMPORARY SOCIAL AND POLITICAL ISSUES (4.5) PSCI 2110 INTRODUCTION TO PUBLIC POLICY (3)   
PSYC 1010 INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY (4.5) PSYC 1010 INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY I (3)   
PSYC 1110 PARENTING AND FAMILY PROBLEM SOLVING (4.5) GENED-SSCIGE SOCIAL SCIENCE GENERAL EDUCATION ELECTIVE CREDIT   
SOCI 1010 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY (4.5) SOC 1010 INTRODUCTORY SOCIOLOGY (3)   
SOCI 1250 INTRODUCTION TO ANTHROPOLOGY (4.5) ANTH 1050 INTRODUCTION TO ANTHROPOLOGY (3)   
SOCI 2050 CURRENT SOCIAL PROBLEMS (4.5) SOC 2100 SOCIAL PROBLEMS (3)   
SOCI 2060 MULTICULTURAL ISSUES (4.5) GENED-CDUSSS U.S. CULTURAL DIVERSITY AND SOCIAL SCIENCE GENERAL EDUCATION ELECTIVE CREDIT   
SOCI 2110 INTRODUCTION TO GERONTOLOGY (4.5) GERO 2000 INTRODUCTION TO GERONTOLOGY (3)   
SOCI 2160 MARITAL AND FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS (4.5) SOC 2150 SOCIOLOGY OF FAMILIES (3)   
SOWK 1010 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIAL WORK (4.5) SOWK 1000 SOCIAL WORK AND SOCIAL WELFARE (3)   
PROFESSIONALISM/LIFE SKILLS & INFORMATION LITERACY [UNO SS] COURSE OPTIONS FOR LATAA-BSED (ELEMENTARY EDUCATION, STEM CONCENTRATION)
Select from one (1) of the following:
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EXPL 1000 EXPLORATORY STUDIES (4.5) EXPL 1000 EXPLORATORY STUDIES (3)   
HMRL 1010 HUMAN RELATIONS SKILLS (4.5) CMST 2010 INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION (3)   
Social Sciences/Humanities (SS) [UNO SS] COURSE OPTIONS FOR LATAA-BSED (ELEMENTARY EDUCATION, STEM CONCENTRATION)
Students will need to select one (1) of the below Social Sciences courses at Metropolitan Community College. These courses are curated as they fulfill UNO's Social Sciences General Education Requirements.
Per the Nebraska Transfer Initiative, where courses are in brackets, recommended courses include CRIM 1010, ECON 1000 [ECON 2120], ECON 1100 [ECON 2120], GEOG 1020, POLS 2050 [PSCI 1000], PSYC 1010 [PSYC 1810], SOCI 1010 [SOCI 1010], SOCI 2050 [SOCI 2010], and SOCI 2060 [SOCI 2150].
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CRIM 1010 INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE (4.5) CRCJ 1010 SURVEY OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE (3 or 4)   
ECON 1000 MACROECONOMICS (4.5) ECON 2220 PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS (MACRO) (3)   
ECON 1100 MICROECONOMICS (4.5) ECON 2200 PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS (MICRO) (3)   
GEOG 1010 FUNDAMENTALS OF GEOGRAPHY (4.5) GEOG 1000 WORLD REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY (3)   
GEOG 1020 WORLD REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY (4.5) GEOG 1000 WORLD REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY (3)   
GEOG 1050 INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN GEOGRAPHY (4.5) GEOG 1020 INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN GEOGRAPHY (3)   
HMRL 1010 HUMAN RELATIONS SKILLS (4.5) CMST 2010 INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION (3)   
POLS 2050 AMERICAN NATIONAL GOVERNMENT (4.5) PSCI 1100 INTRODUCTION TO AMERICAN NATIONAL GOVERNMENT (3)   
POLS 2070 CONTEMPORARY SOCIAL AND POLITICAL ISSUES (4.5) PSCI 2110 INTRODUCTION TO PUBLIC POLICY (3)   
PSYC 1010 INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY (4.5) PSYC 1010 INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY I (3)   
PSYC 1110 PARENTING AND FAMILY PROBLEM SOLVING (4.5) GENED-SSCIGE SOCIAL SCIENCE GENERAL EDUCATION ELECTIVE CREDIT   
SOCI 1010 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY (4.5) SOC 1010 INTRODUCTORY SOCIOLOGY (3)   
SOCI 1250 INTRODUCTION TO ANTHROPOLOGY (4.5) ANTH 1050 INTRODUCTION TO ANTHROPOLOGY (3)   
SOCI 2050 CURRENT SOCIAL PROBLEMS (4.5) SOC 2100 SOCIAL PROBLEMS (3)   
SOCI 2060 MULTICULTURAL ISSUES (4.5) GENED-CDUSSS U.S. CULTURAL DIVERSITY AND SOCIAL SCIENCE GENERAL EDUCATION ELECTIVE CREDIT   
SOCI 2110 INTRODUCTION TO GERONTOLOGY (4.5) GERO 2000 INTRODUCTION TO GERONTOLOGY (3)   
SOCI 2160 MARITAL AND FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS (4.5) SOC 2150 SOCIOLOGY OF FAMILIES (3)   
SOWK 1010 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIAL WORK (4.5) SOWK 1000 SOCIAL WORK AND SOCIAL WELFARE (3)   
Social Science/Humanities (SS) [UNO G-D] COURSE OPTIONS FOR LATAA-BSED (ELEMENTARY EDUCATION, STEM CONCENTRATION)
Students will need to select one (1) of the below Social Sciences Transfer Course Options at Metropolitan Community College. These courses are curated as they fulfill UNO's Global Diversity General Education Requirement.
Per the Nebraska Transfer Initiative, where course is in brackets, recommended course is GEOG 1020.
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GEOG 1010 FUNDAMENTALS OF GEOGRAPHY (4.5) GEOG 1000 WORLD REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY (3)   
GEOG 1020 WORLD REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY (4.5) GEOG 1000 WORLD REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY (3)   
GEOG 1050 INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN GEOGRAPHY (4.5) GEOG 1020 INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN GEOGRAPHY (3)   
HIST 1110 WORLD CIVILIZATION FROM PREHISTORY TO 1500 (4.5) HIST 1000 WORLD HISTORY TO 1500 (3)   
HIST 1120 WORLD CIVILIZATION FROM 1500 TO PRESENT (4.5) HIST 1010 WORLD HISTORY SINCE 1500 (3)   
HIST 2050 MODERN EUROPE SINCE 1789 (4.5) GENED-CDGBHF GLOBAL CULTURAL DIVERSITY AND HUMANITIES/FINE ARTS GENERAL EDUCATION ELECTIVE CREDIT   
Social Sciences/Humanities (H) [UNO H] COURSE OPTIONS FOR LATAA-BSED (ELEMENTARY EDUCATION, STEM CONCENTRATION)
Students will need to select two (2) of the below Humanities Transfer Course Options at Metropolitan Community College. These courses are curated as they fulfill UNO's Humanities & Fine Arts General Education Requirements.
Per the Nebraska Transfer Initiative, where courses are in brackets, recommended courses include ARTS 1110 [ARTS 1050], ARTS 1120 [ARTS 1060], ENGL 2450 [ENGL 2100], ENGL 2520 [ENGL 2170], HUMS 1000 [HUMS 1100], MUSC 1010/1050 [MUSC 1010], PHIL 1010, PHIL 2200 [PHIL/RELS 2610], SPAN 1110/1410 [SPAN 1010], THEA 1000 [THEA 1010].
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ARTS 1000 INTRODUCTION TO THE VISUAL ARTS (4.5) ART 1010 ART APPRECIATION (3)   
ARTS 1110 ART HISTORY-PREHISTORY TO 1400 (4.5) ART 2050 SURVEY OF WESTERN ART HISTORY I (3)   
ARTS 1120 ART HISTORY-1400 TO PRESENT (4.5) ART 2060 SURVEY OF WESTERN ART HISTORY II (3)   
ENGL 1310 CREATIVE WRITING (4.5) WRWS 1500 INTRODUCTION TO CREATIVE WRITING (3)   
ENGL 2450 INTRODUCTION TO LITERATURE (4.5) ENGL 1020 INTRODUCTION TO GENRE STUDIES: POETRY, DRAMA, FILM (3)   
ENGL 2450 INTRODUCTION TO LITERATURE (4.5) ENGL 1010 INTRODUCTION TO GENRE STUDIES: PROSE (3)   
ENGL 2460 INTRODUCTION TO SHORT STORIES (4.5) ENGL 2250 THE SHORT STORY (3)   
ENGL 2470 INTRODUCTION TO WOMEN’S LITERATURE (4.5) GENED-HUMNGE HUMANITIES/FINE ARTS GENERAL EDUCATION ELECTIVE CREDIT   
ENGL 2490 INTRODUCTION TO LATIN AMERICAN LITERATURE (4.5) ENGL 2490 LATINO/A LITERATURE (3)   
ENGL 2510 AMERICAN LITERATURE I (4.5) ENGL 2450 AMERICAN LITERATURE I (3)   
ENGL 2520 AMERICAN LITERATURE II (4.5) ENGL 2460 AMERICAN LITERATURE II (3)   
ENGL 2530 MULTICULTURAL U.S. LITERATURE (4.5) ENGL 2230 SOCIO-CULTURAL REPRESENTATIONS IN LITERATURE (3)   
ENGL 2610 BRITISH LITERATURE I (4.5) ENGL 2310 INTRODUCTION TO BRITISH LITERATURE I (3)   
FREN 1110 ELEMENTARY FRENCH I (7.5) FREN 1110 ELEMENTARY FRENCH I (5)   
GERM 1010 ELEMENTARY GERMAN I (7.5) GERM 1110 ELEMENTARY GERMAN I (5)   
HUMS 1000 HUMANITIES THROUGH THE ARTS (4.5) GENED-HUMNGE HUMANITIES/FINE ARTS GENERAL EDUCATION ELECTIVE CREDIT (1-12)   
HUMS 1100 CLASSICAL HUMANITIES (4.5) GENED-HUMNGE HUMANITIES/FINE ARTS GENERAL EDUCATION ELECTIVE CREDIT (1-12)   
HUMS 1110 ORIGINS OF THE HUMANITIES (4.5) GENED-CDGBHF GLOBAL CULTURAL DIVERSITY AND HUMANITIES/FINE ARTS GENERAL EDUCATION ELECTIVE CREDIT   
HUMS 1120 THE HUMANITIES IN THE MEDIEVAL - RENAISSANCE WORLD (4.5) GENED-CDGBHF GLOBAL CULTURAL DIVERSITY AND HUMANITIES/FINE ARTS GENERAL EDUCATION ELECTIVE CREDIT   
HUMS 1130 THE HUMANITIES IN THE MODERN WORLD (4.5) GENED-CDGBHF GLOBAL CULTURAL DIVERSITY AND HUMANITIES/FINE ARTS GENERAL EDUCATION ELECTIVE CREDIT   
HUMS 1150 THE HUMANITIES IN THE NON-WESTERN WORLD (4.5) GENED-CDGBHF GLOBAL CULTURAL DIVERSITY AND HUMANITIES/FINE ARTS GENERAL EDUCATION ELECTIVE CREDIT   
HUMS 2310 FILM HISTORY AND APPRECIATION (4.5) THEA 1050 FILM HISTORY AND APPRECIATION (3)   
JAPN 1010 BEGINNING JAPANESE I (7.5) JAPN 1110 ELEMENTARY JAPANESE I (5)   
MUSC 1050 MUSIC APPRECIATION (4.5) MUS 1090 MUSIC APPRECIATION (3)   
PHIL 1010 INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY (4.5) PHIL 1010 INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY: MEANING OF LIFE (3)   
PHIL 1100 CRITICAL REASONING (4.5) PHIL 1210 CRITICAL REASONING (3)   
PHIL 2030 INTRODUCTION TO ETHICS (4.5) PHIL 2030 INTRODUCTION TO ETHICS (3)   
PHIL 2200 INTRODUCTION TO COMPARATIVE RELIGION (4.5) RELI 1010 INTRODUCTION TO WORLD RELIGIONS (3)   
SPAN 1110 ELEMENTARY SPANISH I (7.5) SPAN 1110 ELEMENTARY SPANISH I (5)   
THEA 1000 INTRODUCTION TO THE THEATRE (4.5) THEA 1010 THEATRE APPRECIATION (3)   
THEA 2020 FUNDAMENTALS OF ACTING I (4.5) THEA 1300 ACTING I (3)   
Social Sciences/Humanities (SS/H) [UNO ELECTIVE] COURSE OPTIONS FOR LATAA-BSED (ELEMENTARY EDUCATION, STEM CONCENTRATION)
Students will need to select two (2) of the below Social Sciences/Humanities Transfer Course Options at Metropolitan Community College. As no UNO GenEd or Major Reqs remain, students may select any course.
Per the Nebraska Transfer Initiative, where courses are in brackets, recommended courses include ARTS 1000 [ARTS 1010], ARTS 1110 [ARTS 1050], ARTS 1120 [ARTS 1060], CRIM 1010, ECON 1000 [ECON 2110], ECON 1100 [ECON 2120], ENGL 2450 [ENGL 2100], ENGL 2520 [2170], GEOG 1020, HIST 1010 [HIST 2010], HIST 1020 [HIST 2020], HUMS 1100, MUSC 1010/1050 [MUSC 1010], PHIL 1010, PHIL 2200 [PHIL/RELS 2610], POLS 2050 [POLS 1000], PSYC 1010 [PSYC 1810], SOCI 1010, SOCI SO50 [SOCI 2010], SOCI 2060 [SOCI 2150], SPAN 1110 [SPAN 1010], SPAN 1120 [SPAN 1020], SPAN 2110 [2010], SPAN 2120 [SPAN 2020], and THEA 1000 [THEA 1010],
Cultural Studies [UNO Elective] COURSE OPTIONS FOR LATAA-BSED (ELEMENTARY EDUCATION, STEM CONCENTRATION)
Students will need to select one (1) of the below Cultural Studies Transfer Course Options at Metropolitan Community College. As no UNO GenEd or Major Reqs remain, students may select any course.
Per the Nebraska Transfer Initiative, where courses are in brackets, recommended courses include GEOG 1020, PHIL 2200 [PHIL/RELS 2610], and SOCI 2060 [SOCI 2150].
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ARTS 2230 NATIVE AMERICAN ART (4.5) GENED-HUMNGE HUMANITIES/FINE ARTS GENERAL EDUCATION ELECTIVE CREDIT   
ENGL 2470 INTRODUCTION TO WOMEN’S LITERATURE (4.5) GENED-HUMNGE HUMANITIES/FINE ARTS GENERAL EDUCATION ELECTIVE CREDIT   
ENGL 2490 INTRODUCTION TO LATIN AMERICAN LITERATURE (4.5) ENGL 2490 LATINO/A LITERATURE (3)   
ENGL 2530 MULTICULTURAL U.S. LITERATURE (4.5) ENGL 2230 SOCIO-CULTURAL REPRESENTATIONS IN LITERATURE (3)   
ENGL 2900 SPECIAL TOPICS IN LITERATURE (4.5) ENGL 2000 TOPICS IN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE (1-3)   
GEOG 1020 WORLD REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY (4.5) GEOG 1000 WORLD REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY (3)   
GEOG 1050 INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN GEOGRAPHY (4.5) GEOG 1020 INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN GEOGRAPHY (3)   
HIST 1050 INTRODUCTION TO BLACK HISTORY (4.5) BLST 2410 AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY I: 1619-1865 (3)   
HIST 1060 BLACK WOMEN IN THE UNITED STATES (4.5) BLST 1950 BLACK WOMEN IN AMERICA (3)   
HIST 1070 TRADITIONAL AND MODERN CHINA (4.5) HIST 2810 HISTORY OF CHINA: FROM THE MANCHU CONQUEST TO THE PRESENT (3)   
HIST 1080 TRADITIONAL AND MODERN JAPAN (4.5) HIST 2820 JAPAN: FROM WARRING STATES TO THE MODERN DAY (3)   
HIST 1110 WORLD CIVILIZATION FROM PREHISTORY TO 1500 (4.5) HIST 1000 WORLD HISTORY TO 1500 (3)   
HIST 1120 WORLD CIVILIZATION FROM 1500 TO PRESENT (4.5) HIST 1010 WORLD HISTORY SINCE 1500 (3)   
HIST 2200 LATIN AMERICAN HISTORY (4.5) GENED-HUMNGE HUMANITIES/FINE ARTS GENERAL EDUCATION ELECTIVE CREDIT   
HUMS 1110 ORIGINS OF THE HUMANITIES (4.5) GENED-CDGBHF GLOBAL CULTURAL DIVERSITY AND HUMANITIES/FINE ARTS GENERAL EDUCATION ELECTIVE CREDIT   
HUMS 1150 THE HUMANITIES IN THE NON-WESTERN WORLD (4.5) GENED-CDGBHF GLOBAL CULTURAL DIVERSITY AND HUMANITIES/FINE ARTS GENERAL EDUCATION ELECTIVE CREDIT   
PHIL 2200 INTRODUCTION TO COMPARATIVE RELIGION (4.5) RELI 1010 INTRODUCTION TO WORLD RELIGIONS (3)   
POLS 2070 CONTEMPORARY SOCIAL AND POLITICAL ISSUES (4.5) PSCI 2110 INTRODUCTION TO PUBLIC POLICY (3)   
SOCI 1100 NATIVE AMERICAN STUDIES (4.5) NAMS 1100 INTRODUCTION TO NATIVE AMERICAN STUDIES (3)   
SOCI 1250 INTRODUCTION TO ANTHROPOLOGY (4.5) ANTH 1050 INTRODUCTION TO ANTHROPOLOGY (3)   
SOCI 2060 MULTICULTURAL ISSUES (4.5) GENED-CDUSSS U.S. CULTURAL DIVERSITY AND SOCIAL SCIENCE GENERAL EDUCATION ELECTIVE CREDIT   
ELECTIVE [UNO FAS-WID; MAJOR] COURSE OPTIONS FOR LATAA-BSED (ELEMENTARY EDUCATION , STEM CONCENTRATION)
Students will need to select one (1) of the following two Elective courses (totaling 4.5 quarter hours) at Metropolitan Community College to fulfill UNO’s Writing in the Discipline and Major requirements.
Per the Nebraska Transfer Initiative, where course is in brackets, recommended course is EDUC 1110 [EDUC 1110].
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EDUC 1110 INTRODUCTION TO PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION (4.5) TED 2100 EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATIONS (3)   
EDUC 2020 EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATIONS (4.5) TED 2100 EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATIONS (3)   
ELECTIVE [UNO ELECTIVE] COURSE OPTIONS FOR LATAA-BSED (ELEMENTARY EDUCATION, STEM CONCENTRATION)
Students will need to select one (1) additional Elective course (totaling 4.5 quarter hours) at Metropolitan Community College. As no UNO GenEd or Major Reqs remain, students may select any course, including those from the Transfer Course Options list.

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