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

Communication

(3 crs.)

• COMM 110 -  Oral Communication

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
• ARTT 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.

Total Credits: 60