The undergraduate Aging Studies Concentration consists of a 22-semester-hour curriculum, including 12 semester hours of required core courses in sociology and criminology, psychology and religion, as well as a four semester hour internship. The remaining six hours may be taken as electives in approved courses. These 22 hours may be used to satisfy some core and major requirements. Usually the recommended major would be sociology and criminology, psychology, religion, or pre-health, but other majors may be considered

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