CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENTS
Updated: June 4, 2015
English Composition
Writing Emphasis (WE)
WRITING (1 Course +WE)
ENG130
Not a course: a quality attached to one
PHILOSOPHY (2 Courses)
Introduction to Philosophy PHI100
2nd Philosophy
PHI200 / PHI201/ PHI202 / PHI204/ PHI227 Foundations:
PHI205H / PHI206H
Introduction to Theology
2nd Theology
Introduction to Literature
THEOLOGY (2 Courses)
THE100
THE201 / THE202 / THE203 / THE204 / THE207
THE220 / Foundations: THE205H / THE206H
LITERATURE (1 Course)
LTE140 British and American lit
LTC 140 Classical lit (Greek and Roman) taught in English
LTC140 World lit taught in English
FRE140 French lit, in French
ITA140 Italian lit, in Italian
SPA140 Spanish lit, in Spanish
HISTORY (1 Course)
West and the World I or II
HIS114 or HIS115
History of Western Civilization I or II HIS116 or HIS117
Foundations Western Civ I or II
Foundations: HIS116FH or HIS117FH
US History I or II
HIS180 or 181
HUMANITIES (2 Courses – 1 Course in 2 Areas)
3 Philosophy or 3rd Theology
Any third course in either field
2nd History
MUST be the other half of the sequence begun
by first history course: HIS114-115, HIS116 117, HIS180-181, or HIS150R. May take in
either order.
2nd Literature (Upper Level)
Any Literature course numbered between
ENG221-295 or ENG320-395. Or, any
Comparative Literature course taught in
English, other than LTE140, like Foundations:
CLT205/206, or CLT285, or any Literature in a
Language (FRE, ITA, SPA, GRE, LAT) other
than 140
College Honors Program
HON 100
rd
Art
Music
ART / MUSIC (1 Course)
ART101 / ART106 / ART107 / ART111 / ARD115 / ARH125
ARH130 / ARH223 / ARH150/151 (Foundations)
MUS101 / MUS120 / MUS122 / MUS124 / MUS125 / MUS126
MUS233 / MUS193 (3 times) / MUS195 (3 times) / MUS 196 (3 times) /
MUS 197 (3 times)
MATH / NATURAL SCIENCE / FOREIGN LANGUAGE (3 Courses in 2 Areas)
If only one course is taken in an area, it must be option A
Mathematics
Natural Science
with a Lab
Natural Science with
or without a Lab
Foreign Language
A.MAT114 or Higher
B. 2nd Math numbered above first, or Statistics, either ECO115
or PSY265 or SOC300, or CRM300; Any Computer Science
course
A.
For science majors: BIO160 / CHE131/ ENV120 / ENV150
PHY201
For non-science majors: BIO102 / BIO103 / BIO105 / BIO140
CHE105 / PHY112 ENV120 / ENV150
B. 2nd course in Nat. Sciences, or ANT130 / GEO100 / GEO101
GEO103 / PSY351
A. Level III or higher
B. Must be higher level than A. If two are taken, Level II paired
with Level III is ok
SOCIAL SCIENCE (3 Courses – 1 Course in 3 Areas)
Anthropology
ANT131 / ANT132 / ANT254 / ANT255
Economics
ECO110
Education
EDU201
Geography or Global Studies
Any Geography (GEO) course or GLS100
Latin American Studies
LAS200
Political Science
FY and SOPH: POL110 / POL201/ POL203 / POL205
POL207 / Foundations: POL150/151
JRS and SRS: any POL course
Psychology
PSY101 / PSY190 / PSY210 / PSY285
Social and Rehabilitation
HRS119 / HRS121
Services
Sociology or Criminology
SOC121 / SOC122 / SOC285
CRM 242 / CRM 130
Interdisciplinary
CLT/PSY/HIS/SOC285
ANT/HIS254; ANT/HIS255