Rev. 04/2014
New York University
Course Planning for Global Public Health/History for Liberal Studies (LS) Transfer
Current Semester: ______________________
Name:
Student ID (N) #:
Graduation Date:
NYU Email:
1) The College Core Curriculum (Core) Requirements
Course
EXPOS-UA 100 (fall/spring)
Writing the Essay
CORE-UA 1 (fall/spring)
Quantitative Reasoning
CORE-UA 2 (fall/spring)
Natural Science I
CORE-UA 3 (fall/spring)
Natural Science II
CORE-UA 4 (fall/spring)
Texts & Ideas
CORE-UA 5 (fall/spring)
Cultures & Contexts
CORE-UA 6 (fall/spring)
Societies & Social Sciences*
CORE-UA 7 (fall/spring)
Expressive Culture
Foreign Language (fall/spring)
(through Intermediate Level II)
Writing Proficiency Examination*
Term Completed
Points
Grade
8
* Fulfilled by UGPH-GU 20 Biostatistics for
Public Health
* Fulfilled by History of the Universe or
Science & Technology
* Fulfilled by Life Science or Environmental
Studies
* Fulfilled by Social Foundations I & II
0-4
4
4
8
* Fulfilled by Cultural Foundations III
4
*Fulfilled by Social Foundations III
4
* Fulfilled by Cultural Foundations I & II
8
* Could be fulfilled by AP or SAT II score
0-16
N/A
Notes/Equivalencies
* Fulfilled by Writing I & II
N/A
*Fulfilled by passing Writing II with a C or
better, or by passing the exam
40-60
2) Global Public Health Requirements
Course
UGPH-GU 10
Health & Society in a Global World
UGPH-GU 20
Biostatistics for Public Health
UGPH-GU 30
Epidemiology for Global Health
UGPH-GU 40
Health Policy in a Global World
UGPH-GU 50
Environmental Health in a Global World
UGPH-GU 60
Undergraduate Experiential Learning in GPH
Advanced Foreign Language
(above Intermediate Level II)
One Semester of Study Away/Abroad
Term Completed
Points
Grade
Notes/Equivalencies
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
N/A
28
N/A
Points
Grade
3) Discipline Component of the Combined Major Requirements
Course
HIST-UA 101 (fall/spring)
Historical Interpretation
HIST-UA 400-499 (fall/spring)
Capstone Seminar
Term Completed
4
4
8
Notes/Equivalencies
Rev. 04/2014
4) Discipline Electives (Any four courses numbered HIST-UA 101 or higher, which include at least one Pre-1800 course and at least one in each of the three regions:
U.S., Non-West, and Europe)
Course
1)
2)
3)
4)
Term Completed
Points
4
4
4
4
16
Grade
Notes/Equivalencies
5) Combined Major Electives (Choose 2 in GPH or in Discipline)
Course
1)
2)
Term Completed
Points
4
4
8
Grade
Notes/Equivalencies
Term Completed
Points
Grade
Notes/Equivalencies
6) Liberal Arts Electives (3-7 courses)
Course
8-28
Total Number of Credits (at least 128 needed to graduate):