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LLSS OFFERS THREE YEAR DEGREE OPTION
The College of Languages, Literature and Social Sciences now offers 24 three-year
degree options. Three-year degrees are available in the following majors.
Africana Studies, American Studies, Anthropology, Asian Studies, Communication, Economics,
English, European Studies, French, Geography and Planning. German, Global Studies,
History,
Law and Social Thought, Linguistics. Middle East Studies. Philosophy, Political Science,
Psychology, Religious Studies, Sociology, Spanish, Urban Studies, and Women's and
Gender Studies.
Completing a bachelor’s degree in three years requires well-prepared students who
are motivated to work at an accelerated pace in eight-week courses, or who have earned
college credit through one or
more of the following:
- Advanced Placement courses leading to a score of at least 3 on an AP exam.
- Post-Secondary Enrollment Options Program where students earn high school and
college credit at the same time.
- Early College High Schools where the high school curriculum earns college credit
- Career-Technical Credit Transfer whose work
- Prior Learning Assessment where learning gained through work and life
experience outside the classroom is evaluated and validated for college credit
- Military training and coursework
- Successful scores on College Level Examination Program (CLEP) exams.
- Successful scores on foreign-language, mathematics, and chemistry placement
exams.
For more information about the three year degree option, visit http://www.utoledo.edu/llss/pdfs/Three-Year%20Degree%20Pathways.pdf
LLSS FACULTY RECOGNIZED FOR POSITIVE IMPACT ON STUDENTS
Students interested in earning a three-year degree should work with a high school
counselor and a College of Languages, Literature, and Social Sciences advisor to
determine if this option meets your needs.
The winners of this year’s Student Impact Award were announced on November 6th.
Honorees were chosen for going above and beyond by the most important constituents
of all: their students. Eleven of the 25 winners are from the College of Languages,
Literature and Social Sciences.
• Michael Bartell, instructor, Department of Communication
• Dr. Steven Christman, professor, Department of Psychology
• Larry Cook, associate lecturer, Department of Economics
• Mike Hiser, senior lecturer, Department of English Language and Literature
• Robert Imbur, associate lecturer, Department of English Language and Literature
• Dr. Jackie Layng, professor, Department of Communication
• Dr. Willie McKether, associate professor, Department of Sociology and Anthropology
• Dr. Brian Patrick, professor, Department of Communication
• Oleg Smirnov, associate professor, Department of Economics
• Dr. Jerry Van Hoy, associate professor, Department of Sociology and Anthropology
• Cheryl Wessel, associate lecturer, Department of Foreign Languages
The college is proud of the achievements of our faculty members and appreciates their
dedication to teaching our UT students.
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