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- ACCT - Accounting
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- EDCI Curriculum Instruction
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- GEOG - Geography
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- KINS - Kinesiology
- LENB - Legal Environment of Business
- LOGS - Logistics
- MAED - Mathematics Education
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- MUAP - Applied Music
- MUED - Music Education
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- MUSC - Music
- MUST - Music Therapy
- NRSG - Nursing
- ODED - Outdoor Education
- PHIL - Philosophy
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- POLS - Political Science
- PSYC - Psychology
- PUAD - Public Administration
- RELI - Religion
- RGTT-Regents-Test
- SOCI - Sociology
- SPAN - Spanish
- WMBA - Web based MBA
- WMST-Women-s-Studies
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HIST 5310 Tudor England

A study of the transition of England from small island nation to major power during the sixteenth century.

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