Richmond Program Approved IC course Substitutions
(24 June 2002)
FRANKLIN PIERCE COLLEGE I&C COURSE
RICHMOND COURSE
IC101 Individual and Community Freshman Seminar
IC105 College Writing I
IC106 College Writing II
IC110 Integrated Science
No substitutions
ENGL101
ENGL102
BIOL113&BIOL114
CHEM113&CHEM114
PHYS113&PHYS114
BIOL115&BIOL116
CHEM115&CHEM116
PHYS115&PHYS116
MATH105
MATH112
MATH114
MATH115
MATH117
MATH214
MATH224
No substitutions
AH/ENGL293
AH254;AH255; AH349
AH/SOC369; AH351;
AH352
THET204
ENGL205
HIST231
HIST402
ENGL/HIST425
POL/SOC206
POL340
ANTH/PSYC201
ANTH/PSYC326
ENGL/SOC210
ENGL/SOC343
PSYC/ANTH385
SOC335; SOC372
ANTH/POL320
BA341; BA/POL343
IR316; IR336
HIST 301; HIST317
HIST327
HIST 302
PHIL/HIST 276
PHIL306
No substitutions
IC111 Integrated Science
IC201 Foundations of Math
IC204 Portfolio Assessment Seminar
IC205 Experiencing the Arts
IC210 The American Experience
IC260 Twentieth Century
IC305 Science of Society I
IC306 Science of Society II
IC310 Ancient and Medieval Worlds
IC360 Reason and Romanticism
IC410 Senior Liberal Arts Seminar
A reminder about materials for your Portfolio; if you take a course at Richmond and use it to
substitute for an IC course, you are responsible for keeping copies of your papers, tests and the
like to use in your IC portfolio. Failure to retain such items will affect your ability to successfully
complete IC204 Portfolio Assessment and IC410 Senior Liberal Arts Seminar.