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University curriculum requires that students complete
courses in five areas in order to receive their degree.
Within these five areas you will need to complete a minimum
of 38 courses and 120 credits. There are department and
school restrictions associated with some of these requirements.
Please consult your academic department for appropriate
course selection. |
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Foundation: consists of nine courses: |
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ENG107**
- College Writing I |
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ENG108
- College Writing II |
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ENG/LIT
150 - Literature |
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REL101/110/122
- Religion |
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PHL151/152
- Philosophy |
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ECN/POL/PSY/SOC
- Social Science |
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HIS150
- Global History |
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BIO/CHM/GEO/PHY
- Science |
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CSC151/152**
- Computer Science |
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**course
may be waived |
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Core I: consists of six courses: |
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Core
IA: 3 courses in Religion and Philosophy.
(Two in one subject, one in the other. Courses must be
at the 200+ level.) |
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Core
IB: a sequence of three courses in History (American
or European), Fine Arts: Art or Music, Foreign Languages,
or Literature. |
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3.
Core II: consists of two courses: |
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Selected
courses in Social Science, History, Fine Arts, Literature,
Foreign Languages. (Look for a Core designation beneath
course descriptions in the University Catalog.) A list
is also available in the Dean's Office. |
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4. Major: |
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The
number of courses will depend on the selected major. Usually
between 12 - 15 courses. Consult your academic department
and the University Catalog. |
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5.
Electives: |
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The
number of free electives will depend upon your selected
major and any foundation waivers (i.e. ENG107 - College
Writing I; CSC151 - Introduction to Computer Packages.)
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