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COLLEGE OF LETTERS, ARTS & SOCIAL SCIENCES
General Requirements for Graduation Each student working toward a baccalaureate degree from the College of Letters, Arts & Social Sciences must satisfactorily complete: a. 128 semester credits (unless a higher number is required in the particular curriculum), including at least 36 credits in courses numbered 300 and above. b. The university core requirements (See regulation J-3 in the general catalog) c. The college requirements for the degree sought (see below) d. The departmental requirements
The requirements for the Bachelor of General Studies, and the various professional degrees (i.e., B.S.Arch., B.S. Art Ed., B.F.A., and B.Mus.) are listed by academic unit in the General Catalog. The college B.A. and B.S. requirements do not apply to these professional degrees.
College Requirements for the B.A. and B.S. DegreeB.A. Degree
Foreign Languages: 0-16 credits (0-4 courses), i.e., competence in one foreign language equivalent to that gained by the completion of four semesters of college courses through the intermediate level. This requirement may be satisfied by the completion of either of the following options: (1) 16 credits or four high school units in one foreign language, or (2) 12 credits in one foreign language, and one three credit course in literature translated from the same language. The 12 credits may be satisfied by three high-school units in one foreign language.
Humanities: Six credits (two courses) in addition to the minimum university-wide core requirements of 13-14 credits in humanities/social sciences.
Social Science: Three credits (one course) in addition to the minimum university-wide core requirements of 13-14 credits in humanities/social sciences.
B.S. Degree
Humanities: Three credits (one course) in addition to the minimum university-wide core requirements of 13-14 credits in humanities/social sciences.
Natural Sciences, Mathematics, and Statistics: Six credits (two courses) in addition to the minimum university-wide core requirements of 10-11 credits of natural science/math.
Social Science: Three credits (one course) in addition to the minimum university-wide core requirements of 13-14 credits in humanities/social sciences. orThe successful completion of a second major, academic minor, or an area of emphasis of at least 18 credits, which must be approved by the department in which the student is majoring.
HUMANITIES COURSES WHICH SATISFY CLASS REQUIREMENTSThis category does not include courses in composition, writing, linguistics, elementary and intermediate foreign language, religious studies, and elementary performance or creative activity.
American Studies101 American Identities (pilot offering) 301 Studies in American Culture
Architecture385 History of Architecture I: Pre-Modern 386 History of Architecture II: Modern
Art100 Visual Art 207 Survey of Western Art: Ancient to Medieval 208 Survey of Western Art: Renaissance to Modern 301 History of Art: 19th Century 302 History of Art: 20th Century
Communication384 History of American Film
Dance100 Dance in Society 421 Dance History
EnglishAll literature courses
Foreign Languages211 Classical Mythology (Gods) 212 Classical Mythology (Heroes) 243 English Word Origins All 300 & 400 level courses except 449, 496, and 499
Music History & Literature101 Survey of Music 321 Music in Western Civilization I 322 Music in Western Civilization II 440 Studies in American Music 459 Studies in Opera Literature All 200, 300, and 400 level performance courses
PhilosophyAll 100, 200, 300, and 400 level courses except 490, 495, 496, and 499
Theatre Arts101 Introduction to the Theatre 371 Play Analysis 468 Theatre History I 469 Theatre History II All 200, 300, and 400 level performance courses
SOCIAL SCIENCE COURSES WHICH SATISFY CLASS REQUIREMENT
American Studies101 American Identities (pilot offering) 301 Studies in American Culture
AnthropologyAll lower division courses
Communication233 Interpersonal Communication 235 Organizational Communication 252 Principles of Public Relations 444 Communication and Public Opinion 445 History of Mass Communication 446 History of Communication Studies
EconomicsAll lower division courses
English441 Introduction to the Study of Language
Foreign Language307 The European Union 395 Culture and Institutions of Latin America 441 Ancient Greek Civilization 442 Civilization of Ancient Rome
Geography165 Human Geography 200 World Regional Geography 240 Economic Geography HistoryAll courses except 404 and 499
Interdisciplinary Studies394 Technology and Societal Decisions
Political ScienceAll courses except 458, 459, 495, and 499
Psychology101 Introduction to Psychology 218 Introduction to Research in the Behavioral Sciences 305 Developmental Psychology 310 Psychology of Personality 311 Abnormal Psychology 316 Industrial/Organizational Psychology 320 Introduction to Social Psychology
SociologyAll lower division courses
SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS COURSES WHICH SATISFY CLASS REQUIREMENTS
Biology102 Biology and Society 111 Evolution and Diversity of Life 112 Biological Principles and Mechanisms 120 Human Anatomy 121 Human Physiology 203 General Botany 211 Insect Biology 341 Systematic Botany
ChemistryAll lower division courses except 121
Core201 Integrated Science All topics
Entomology211 Insect Biology
Environmental Science101 Introduction to Environmental Science
Family and Consumer Sciences205 Concepts in Human Nutrition MathematicsAll 100 and 200 level math courses except Math 108
Microbiology, Molecular Biology, and Biochemistry154 Introductory Microbiology 250 General Microbiology
PhysicsAll lower division courses
Soils205, 206 General Soils & General Soils Lab
Statistics150 Introduction to Statistics 251 or 301 Principles of Statistics or Probability and Statistics 401 Statistical Analysis 422 Sample Survey Methods 451 Probability Theory 452 Mathematical Statistics
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