Literature & Communication

(3 crs.)

• ENGL 207 -  American Lit Survey I: Beginnings to 1865
• ENGL 208 -  American Lit Survey II – 1865 to the Present
• ENGL 212 -  Science Fiction
• ENGL 214 -  Cyberpunk / Technoculture
• ENGL 217 -  Creative Writing: Fiction
• ENGL 218 -  Creative Writing: Poetry
• ENGL 219 -  Creative Writing: Nonfiction
• ENGL 220 -  The Short Story
• ENGL 225 -  Classical Literature
• ENGL 230 -  The Bible as Literature
• ENGL 234 -  Literature by Women
• ENGL 239 -  American Studies I
• ENGL 240 -  From Literature to Film
• ENGL 242 -  Literature and Psychology
• ENGL 243 -  Shakespeare in Music and Drama
• ENGL 249 -  American Gothic
• ENGL 257 -  Latin American Literature
• ENGL 259 -  Oral Performance of Literature
• ENGL 263 -  The Black Atlantic World: Literature/History
• ENGL 265 -  Introduction to Playwriting
• ENGL 267 -  Caribbean Literature
• ENGL 268 -  The Harlem Renaissance
• ENGL 269 -  Hispanic/Latino Literature
• ENGL 270 -  British Novel: 1750 to 1900
• ENGL 271 -  Modern British Novel: 1900 to Present
• ENGL 275 -  Modern American Fiction
• ENGL 276 -  Contemporary American Literature
• ENGL 280 -  History of Drama
• ENGL 281 -  Modern Drama
• ENGL 285 -  Modern Poetry
• ENGL 304 -  Modern English: Writing with Style

Language & Cultural Perspectives

(3 crs.)

Choose one intermediate level language course

• ARAB 116 -  Intermediate Arabic
• AMSL 116 -  Intermediate American Sign Language
• FREN 116 -  Communicating in French
• ITAL 116 -  Communicating in Italian
• ITAL 215 -  Intermediate Italian I
• ITAL 216 -  Intermediate Italian II
• SPAN 215 -  Intermediate Spanish I
• SPAN 116 -  Communicating in Spanish
• SPAN 216 -  Intermediate Spanish II
• SPAN 121 -  Spanish for Heritage Speakers
• SPAN 225 -  Spanish for Community Services
• SPAN 275 -  Beginning Spanish for Business
• Any other foreign language including: CLEP, DANTES and NYU proficiency exam.

• Or 

• HONR 196 -  Honors Spanish I *
• HONR 296 -  Honors Spanish II *

Scientific Perspectives

(3 crs.)

• BIOL 110 -  Introduction to Human Biology
• BIOL 105 -  Pathways, Perspectives, and Ethics in Science
• BIOL 111 -  Introduction to Human Genetics
• BIOL 112 -  Environmental Science
• BIOL 113 -  Evolution
• BIOL 116 -  Plants and People
• BIOL 117 -  Science of Nutrition
• BIOL 122 -  Foundations of Biology
• BIOL 130 -  Human Anatomy and Physiology I Lecture
• BIOL 131 -  Human Anatomy and Physiology II Lecture
• BIOL 160 -  General Biology I Lecture
• BIOL 161 -  General Biology II Lecture
• BIOL 226 -  Elements of Biochemistry
• BIOL 265 -  Microbiology Lecture
• CHEM 110 -  Introduction to Chemistry
• CHEM 160 -  General Chemistry I Lecture
• CHEM 161 -  General Chemistry II Lecture
• HLSC 250 -  Global Health
• PHYS 110 -  Introduction to Physics
• PHYS 120 -  Physics of the Human Body
• PHYS 160 -  Physics for the Life Sciences I
• PHYS 161 -  Physics for the Life Sciences II
• SINC 110 -  The Principals of Science I
• SINC 161 -  Forensic Science I

Ethical Perspectives

(3 crs.)

• PHIL 110 -  Introduction to Philosophy
• PHIL 112 -  Logical Thinking
• PHIL 205 -  Philosophy Through Film
• PHIL 207 -  Business Ethics
• PHIL 213 -  Philosophy of the Arts
• PHIL 294 -  Live Issues in Philosophy
• RELG 109 -  Introduction to World Religions
• RELG 111 -  Judaism, Christianity, Islam
• RELG 112 -  Far Eastern Religions

• Or 

• HONR 291 -  Honors Topics in Religion *
• HONR 299 -  Honors Topics in Philosophy *

Historical and Global Perspectives

(3 crs.)

• 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
• HIST 233 -  History of the Middle East
• HIST 228 -  Problems in Gender and Women’s History
• HIST 232 -  Early Modern Europe
• HIST 239 -  American Studies I
• HIST 250 -  The Immigrant Experience
• HIST 252 -  African American History to Reconstruction
• HIST 253 -  African American History since Reconstruction
• HIST 254 -  Latinos/as in the U.S.
• HIST 263 -  The Black Atlantic: Literature/History
• HIST 303 -  The Enlightenment
• IRDP 110 -  World Cultures
• POLS 101 -  Political Power in America

• Or 

• HONR 290 -  Honors Topics in History *

The Arts

(3 crs.)

• ARTT 107 -  Art and Culture
• MUSI 107 -  Music Appreciation
• MUSI 218 -  History of Jazz
• MUSI 260 -  American Popular Music
• ARTT 144 -  Understanding Movies
• MEDA 145 -  Media in America
• MEDA 209 -  Film and Culture (cc)
• MEDA 211 -  The Language of Film

• Or 

• HONR 292 -  Honors Topics in Art History *
• HONR 293 -  Honors Topics in Music *

Social Perspectives

(3 crs.)

• PSYN 101 -  Introduction to Psychology
• SOCL 101 -  Introduction to Sociology
• ECON 115 -  The Economy, Jobs, and You
• ECON 120 -  The World of Business
• ECON 125 -  Statistical Applications for Economic Decision Making
• ECON 230 -  Ethics in the Global Community
• ECON 220 -  Macro-Economics
• ECON 221 -  Micro-Economics

• Or

• HONR 195 -  Honors Introduction to Psychology *
• HONR 298 -  Honors Topics in Economics *

Additional Liberal Arts

(18 crs)

Choose additional 18 Liberal Arts Credits. This course must hold to the standard as defined by NYSED bottom of the web page http://www.nysed.gov/college-university-evaluation/department-expectations-curriculum.

Note(s)

*Honors courses are open to Honors students only.