English

(6 crs.)

ENGL 110  is a Co-requisite for ENGL 111 , if required due to English placement.

*ENGL 191  and/or ENGL 192  Honors English I & II fulfill this requirement.

• ENGL 111 - Written English and Literary Studies I *
• ENGL 112 - Written English and Literary Studies II *

Ethical Perspectives

(3 crs.)

Choose from

• PHIL 110 - Introduction to Philosophy
• PHIL 112 - Logical Thinking
• RELG 109 - Introduction to World Religions
• RELG 111 - Judaism, Christianity, Islam
• RELG 112 - Far Eastern Religions

Speech

(3 crs.)

• SPCM 110 - Oral Communication
• SPCM 190 - Honors Speech also fulfills this requirement

Historical and Global Perspectives

(3 crs.)

Choose from

• POLS 101 - Political Power in America
• HIST 101 - European History to 1500
• HIST 102 - European History Since 1500
• HIST 105 - American History through 1877
• HIST 106 - American History Since 1877
• HIST 117 - Introduction to Asian History
• HIST 118 - Introduction to African History
• HIST 119 - Introduction to Latin American History

Math

(3 crs.)

Depending on major requirements and math placement

• MATH 115 - Mathematics for the Liberal Arts

• or

• MATH 116 - College Algebra

• or

• MATH 201 - Precalculus

Mathematics and Information Technology

(3 crs)

• CISC 120 - Introduction to Computers and Application Software

• or

• MATH 120 - Introduction to Computers and Application Software

Critical Inquiry

(3 crs.)

Waived for transfer students with 30+ credits

Must substitute an additional General Education course

• CINQ 101 - Critical Inquiry

Scientific Perspectives

(3 crs.)

Choose from

• BIOL 110 –161 
• HLSC 201 - Medical Terminology
• CHEM 110 –161 
• PHYS 110 –161 
• SINC 110 - The Principals of Science I

Social Perspectives

(3 crs.)

Choose from

• PSYN 101 - Introduction to Psychology
• SOCL 101 - Introduction to Sociology
• ECON 115 - The Economy, Jobs, and You
• ECON 120 - The World of Business
• or other approved course

Literature and Communication

(3 crs.)

Choose one course from any 200 level English course except ENGL 202 

The Arts

(3 crs.)

Choose

• ARTT 107 - Art and Culture
• MUSI 107 - Music Appreciation
• MUSI 103 - Theory & Musicianship I
• MUSI 104 - Theory & Musicianship II
• MUSI 218 - History of Jazz
• MUSI 260 - American Popular Music
• SPCM 144 - Understanding Movies
• MEDA 209 - Film and Culture (cc)
• MEDA 211 - The Language of Film

Language and Cultural Perspectives

(3 crs.)

Choose one intermediate-level language course

• SPAN 116 - Communicating in Spanish
• SPAN 121 - Spanish for Heritage Speakers
• FREN 116 - Communicating in French
• ITAL 116 - Communicating in Italian
• AMSL 116 - Intermediate American Sign Language
• any other foreign language or (American Sign Language)
• SPAN 225 - Spanish for Community Services
• SPAN 275 - Beginning Spanish for Business

Additional Liberal Arts

(21 crs.)

Under advisements choose additional General Education courses from any of the areas above to complete the 60-credit Liberal Arts core.

English

(6 crs.)

ENGL 110  is a Co-requisite for ENGL 111 , if required due to English placement.

*ENGL 191  and/or ENGL 192  Honors English I & II fulfill this requirement.

• ENGL 111 - Written English and Literary Studies I *
• ENGL 112 - Written English and Literary Studies II *

Ethical Perspectives

(3 crs.)

Choose from

• PHIL 110 - Introduction to Philosophy
• PHIL 112 - Logical Thinking
• RELG 109 - Introduction to World Religions
• RELG 111 - Judaism, Christianity, Islam
• RELG 112 - Far Eastern Religions

Speech

(3 crs.)

• SPCM 110 - Oral Communication
• SPCM 190 - Honors Speech also fulfills this requirement.

Historical and Global Perspectives

(3 crs.)

Choose from

• POLS 101 - Political Power in America
• HIST 101 - European History to 1500
• HIST 102 - European History Since 1500
• HIST 105 - American History through 1877
• HIST 106 - American History Since 1877
• HIST 117 - Introduction to Asian History
• HIST 118 - Introduction to African History
• HIST 119 - Introduction to Latin American History

Math

(3 crs.)

Depending on major requirements and math placement

• MATH 115 - Mathematics for the Liberal Arts

• or

• MATH 116 - College Algebra

• or

• MATH 201 - Precalculus

Mathematics and Information Technology

(3 crs.)

• CISC 120 - Introduction to Computers and Application Software

• or

• MATH 120 - Introduction to Computers and Application Software

Critical Inquiry

(3 crs.)

CINQ 190 /HONR 190  waived for transfer students with 30+ credits

Must substitute an additional General Education course

• CINQ 101 - Critical Inquiry

Scientific Perspectives

(3 crs)

Choose from

• HLSC 201 - Medical Terminology
• BIOL 110 –161  
• CHEM 110 –161 
• PHYS 110 –161 
• SINC 110 - The Principals of Science I

Social Perspectives

(3 crs.)

Choose from

• PSYN 101 - Introduction to Psychology
• SOCL 101 - Introduction to Sociology
• ECON 115 - The Economy, Jobs, and You
• ECON 120 - The World of Business
• or other approved course

Literature and Communication

(3 crs.)

Choose one course from any 200 level English course except ENGL 202  

The Arts

(3 crs.)

Choose

• ARTT 107 - Art and Culture
• MUSI 107 - Music Appreciation
• MUSI 103 - Theory & Musicianship I
• MUSI 104 - Theory & Musicianship II
• MUSI 218 - History of Jazz
• MUSI 260 - American Popular Music
• SPCM 144 - Understanding Movies
• MEDA 209 - Film and Culture (cc)
• MEDA 211 - The Language of Film

Language and Cultural Perspectives

(3 crs.)

Choose one intermediate level language course

• SPAN 116 - Communicating in Spanish
• SPAN 121 - Spanish for Heritage Speakers
• FREN 116 - Communicating in French
• or any other foreign language
• ITAL 116 - Communicating in Italian
• AMSL 116 - Intermediate American Sign Language (American Sign Language)
• SPAN 225 - Spanish for Community Services
• SPAN 275 - Beginning Spanish for Business

Additional Liberal Arts

(6 crs.)

Under advisement choose additional General Education courses from any of the areas above.

Additional Open Electives

(9 crs.)

Choose 12 credits of open electives