Liberal Arts Core / Competency Skills- 18 credits

• CINQ 101 - Critical Inquiry
• ENGL 111 - Written English and Literary Studies I
• ENGL 112 - Written English and Literary Studies II
• COMM 110 - Oral Communication
• A Mathematics course, either
• MATH 115 - Mathematics for the Liberal Arts Or
• MATH 116 - College Algebra Or
• MATH 117 - Introduction to Statistical Reasoning

• (depending on disciplinary requirement)

  • or a higher level Math course
• JRSM 301 - Junior Seminar

Liberal Arts Disciplinary Groupings- 24 credits

Choose three credits from each of the eight groupings:

• Literature and Communication

Literature, Speech, Communication

• Language and Cultural Perspectives*

World Languages

• Ethical Perspectives

Philosophy, Religion

• Historical and Global Perspectives

History, Political Science​

• Mathematics and Information Technology

Mathematics, Computer Information Science

• Scientific Perspectives

Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Exercise Science

• Social Perspectives

Sociology, Psychology, Economics

• The Arts

Art, Art History, Music, Theatre, Film

Choose 18 credits with advisement from any combination of the eight groupings listed above- 18 credits

(Note: Some 200-level major Prerequisite courses may be used to fulfill this requirement).

Total- 60 credits

• For Language credit a student must have the equivalent of an intermediate (level 116 or higher) course. Credit for any language course may be earned through traditional coursework, transfer credit or through an authorized proficiency exam.