CURRENT FROSTBURG STATE UNIVERSITY (FSU) PROGRAMS APPROVED FOR ACADEMIC COMMON MARKET

State	Degree Type	Title/Concentration	Delivery Method	Degree Type
Delaware	BS;BA	*Recreation & Parks Management with an Adventure Sports Concentration	Traditional / On‑Campus	Undergraduate
	BS;BA	Theatre -Acting -Design & Technology -Theatrical Studies	Traditional / On‑Campus	Undergraduate
	BS	Wildlife & Fisheries	Traditional / On‑Campus	Undergraduate
	MS	Recreation, Parks and Sport Management -Recreation & Parks Management -Sport Management	Online	Graduate
	MS	Wildlife / Fisheries Biology	Traditional / On‑Campus	Graduate
South Carolina	BS;BA	*Recreation & Parks Management with an Adventure Sports Concentration	Traditional / On‑Campus	Undergraduate
Virginia	BS;BA	*Recreation & Parks Management with an Adventure Sports Concentration	Traditional / On‑Campus	Undergraduate
West Virginia	BS	Ethnobotany	Traditional / On‑Campus	Undergraduate
	BS;BA	*Recreation & Parks Management with an Adventure Sports Concentration	Traditional / On‑Campus	Undergraduate

New Programs Available (with approved request)

*FSU has added two new areas of concentration entitled “Sport Promotion and Communication” within the Bachelor’s degree in Recreation & Parks Management and "Community Program Delivery" within the Bachelor's degree in Recreation & Parks Management. If you are interested in either of these concentrations, please contact your ACM state coordinator for further information.

ACM Approval of Degrees Not Listed

In order to determine if it is possible to add your program of interest to those available to the residents in your state via the ACM, you must contact the ACM Coordinator for you state. The Coordinator and the participating institutions in your state will review the program’s curricula, course descriptions, and credit hour requirements. ACM guidelines stipulate that only those programs that differ by at least 50% in curricular content from those offered within your state may be included.

The review process varies from several months up to a year. Once the determination is made, staff from the State Coordinator’s office will notify the student if the program meets or does not meet eligibility for inclusion.

You can find contact information for your state Coordinator here.