Revised HAPP Program - beginning fall 2007
Total number of credits ranges from 58-62 depending on your track and electives

Core Curriculum:
HAPP 100: Survey of the U.S. Health Care System
*HAPP 200: Human Development, Implications for Health and Disease
HAPP 452: Health Care Organization and Delivery
HAPP 495/496: Internship and Internship Seminar
*ECON 121: Principles of Accounting I
ENGL 391: Advanced Exposition and Argumentation
Or ENGL 393: Technical Writing
**IS 101: Introduction to Computer Based Systems
IS 295: Introduction to applications Programming
STAT 121: Introduction to Statistics for the Social Sciences
Or STAT 350: Statistics with Applications in the Biological Sciences
Or STAT 351: Applied Statistics for Business and Economics
Or SOCY 301: Analysis of Sociological Data

* Track III students must substitue a course from an approved list of natural sciences
** Students who have completed previous course work in computer science or computing should talk with a HAPP advisor before registering for the Information Systems (IS) courses.

Track I: Health Services Administration - Credits: 18
HAPP 497: Hlth. Planning & Administration
HAPP 498: Fin. Man. & Dec. Supp. Health Ser Org
ECAD 210: The Practice of Management
ECON 101: Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 122: Principles of Accounting II
ECON 467: Health Economics
PLUS
Select 3 electives from the provided list of approved electives

Track II: Health Policy - Credits: 15
HAPP 411: Health Planning and Regulation
HAPP 412: Research Methods in Health
POLI 250: Introduction to Pubic Administration
POLI 353: Govern. Bud. & Fin. Management
SOCY 420: Social Epidemiology
PLUS
Select 4 electives from the provided list of approved electives

TRACK III: Public Health - Credits: 15
HAPP 380 Global Issues in Health. & Disease
HAPP 411: Health Planning and Regulation
HAPP 412: Research Methods in Health
SOCY 354: Social Basis of Public and Community Health
SOCY 420: Social Epidemiology
PLUS
Select 4 electives from the provided list of approved electives
Track III students may replace 2 electives with 2 courses from the approved list of natural science courses