REQUIREMENTS 59-60 CREDITS
| A. Arts and Communication |
6 credits |
| Art | |
| Communication | |
| Music | |
| Theatre | |
(No more than 3 credits may be taken in any department)
| B. Humanities |
21 credits |
| Writing Effective Prose |
3 |
| Foreign Language (dependent upon placement) |
6 |
| History | 6 |
| Literature | 3 |
| Philosophy | 3 |
| C. Science and Math |
11-12 credits |
| Mathematics | 3-4 |
| Science | 8 |
| D. Social Science |
9 credits |
| Anthropology |
|
| Geography | |
| Political Science | |
| Psychology | |
| Sociology | |
| Economics | |
(No more than 3 credits may be taken in any one area)
| E. Other |
6 credits |
| A course in health or movement science |
3 |
| A course dealing with racism and/or sexism in America |
3 |
| F. General Education electives |
6 credits |
| Chosen from a group of upper-level (200- or above) courses or
any other acceptable GE courses. These may not be in the major or collateral areas. |
6 |
| G. Non-Western Culture | |
| Each student takes at least one course in some aspect of non-Western cultures.
Students may choose any course from the approved list that is published each
semester in the Master Schedule. This requirement is unique in the curriculum as
it does not require one to take an additional three credits. Students may take a
non-Western cultures course as part of general education, the major, upper level
electives or free electives and also count it toward this requirement. This is
the only instance of counting the same course in two categories. | |
Important note: Some departments require that certain specific courses must be
selected in one or more general education categories for particular majors.
Students are therefore urged to consult with their faculty advisor in selection
of courses to meet GE requirements.
