Seminar Courses

• NRLA 100 - Experience, Learning and Identity
• HUMM 100 - American Experience
• BHSC 125 - Urban Community
• SINC 120 - Science and Human Values
• BIOL 100 - Human Body
• NRLA 400 - Ways of Knowing in the Liberal Arts (cc)

Milestone Courses

• NRLA 150 - First Year Orientation
• NRLA 220 - Milestone I: Learning Inside and Outside the Classroom
• NRLA 250 - Milestone II: Liberal Arts Tapestry

English Courses

• ENGL 201 - Research and Information Literacy
• ENGL 100 - Writing as Communication *based on writing placement
• ENGL 106 - Translating Experience into Essay *based on writing placement 
• ENGL 286 - Language, Thought, and Critical Analysis *based on writing placement 
• ENGL 287 - Modes of Analysis

Mathematics Courses

• MATH 112 - Fundamentals of Algebra
• MATH 155 - Quantitative Reasoning
• MATH 200 - College Algebra
• MATH 127 - Statistics

Communications Specialization Courses

• COMM 100 - Introduction to Communications
• COMM 120 - Introduction to Mass Media
• COMM 110 - Oral Communications
• POLS 270 - The Role of Media in Politics
• COMM 300 - Mass Communication and Society
• COMM 310 - Cross Cultural Communication
• COMM 320 - Communication Law
• COMM 400 - The Telecommunications Revolution
• COMM 401 - Organizational Communication
• MEDA 250 - The Art and Film of Television
• COMM 420 - Advanced Topics in Mass Media
• COMM 440 - Fashion and Society

Elective Courses

Students will take between 30 and 39 elective credits based on their writing placement. 

Total Program Credits: 120