The
Common Core
1) American History (one
course)
- HIST-101 US History
I: to 1865
- HIST-102 US History II: 1865-1945
- HIST-103 US History III: since
1945
2) Arts Appreciation (one course)
- ART-110 Art Appreciation
- ART-122 Ancient to Medieval Art
History
- ART-123 Renaissance to 20th Century
Art History
- DANC-100 Dance Appreciation
- MUS-100 Music Appreciation
- THEA-101 Theatre Appreciation
3-4) College Writing (2 courses)
Take in First year
- ENGL-101 College Writing I
[honors take ENGL-108 Academic Discourse]
- ENGL-102 College Writing II
[honors take ENGL-106 English Seminar]
5) European or World History
(one course)
- HIST-105 European History to
the Renaissance
- HIST-106 European History since
the Renaissance
- HIST-107 World History I: Ancient
Times
- HIST-108 World History II: Trade
Migration and Empires
- HIST-109 World History III: 20th
Century
6) Mathematics (one course)
Recommended for first year
- MATH-108 Mathematical Problem Solving
- MATH-109 Statistics
- MATH-111 or 112 Precalculus I or II
- MATH-160 Business/Applied Calculus
- MATH-170 Calculus I
7) Natural Sciences & Lab
(one corse - 3 credits)
- ANTH-130/131 Archaeology I & Lab
- BIO-110/111 Plant Science & Lab
- BIO-120/121 Human Biology & Lab
- CHEM-101/102 Chemical Principles & Lab
- EASP-118/119 Astronomy & Lab
- ENVS-100/101 Environmental Problem
Solving & Lab
- GEOL-100/102 Physical Geology & Lab
- GEOL-110/111 Historical Geology & Lab
- PHYS-101/103 Principles of Physics & Lab
8) Philosophy
(one course)
- PHIL-100 Philosophical Inquiry
- PHIL-102 Philosophy of Human
Nature
9) Religious Traditions
(one course)
- RLST-100 Religious Person & Traditions
- RLST-110 Understanding Scripture
10) Western or World Classics
Take in first year after Common Core 3-4 (one course)
- ENGL-103 Western Classics
- ENGL-107 World Classics
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The Distribution Core
11-12) Behavior/Social
Sciences
(two courses)
Take one during first year. Choose courses from
2 different departments
- ECON-105 Macroeconomics
- HDFR-110 Human Growth & Development
- HDFR-175 Human Sexuality & Gender Development
- POLI-100 American Government
- PSYC-101 Intro to Psychology
- SOC-100 Intro to Sociology (EFFECTIVE 06/FA)
- SOC-101 Contemporary Social
Problems
13) Ethics
(one course)
Take during
the Senior Year
- PHIL-401 Applied Ethics (after
Common Core 8 & 9)
- RLST-405 Social Ethics (after
Common Core 8 & 9)
14) Humanities
(one course)
- ARAB-101 Intro to Arabic I
- CHNS-101 Intro to Mandarin I
- CHNS-110 Far Eastern Ideographs
- ENGL-104 British Classics (after Common
Core 10)
- ENGL-105 American Classics
(after Common Core 10)
- ENGL-109 Drama of the Western
World
- FREN-102 French II or above
- FREN-125 French Culture
- FREN-130 Literature
- GER-102 German II or above
- ITAL-102 Italian II or above
- JPNS-101 Japanese I or above
- JPNS-110 Far Eastern Ideographs
- JPNS-125 Japanese Culture
- JPNS-130 Japanese Literature
- LATN-102 Latin II or above
- PHIL-260 History of Philosophy
to the Renaissance (after Common Core 8)
- PHIL-261 History of Philosophy
since the Renaissance (after Common Core 8)
- RUSS-102 Russian II or above
- RUSS-125 Russian Culture
- RUSS-130 Golden Age of Russian
Literature (after Common Core 10)
- RUSS-131 Later 19th Century
Russian Literature (after Common Core 10)
- SPAN-102 Spanish II or above
- SPAN-125 Latin American Culture
- SPAN-130 Latin American Literature
- TURK-101 Turkish Language & Culture
15) Mathematics/Natural Sciences
(one
course)
Must be different than the courses taken in
Common Core 6 & 7; second natural science
course must be from a different department
- ANTH-130/131 Archaeology I & Lab
- BIO-110/111 Plant Science & Lab
- BIO-120/121 Human Biology & Lab
- BIO-150/151 Biology of Behavior & Lab
- CHEM-101/102 Chemical Principles & Lab
- EASP-118/119 Astronomy & Lab
- ENVS-100/101 Environmental
Problem Solving & Lab
- GEOL-100/102 Physical Geology & Lab
- GEOL-110/111 Historical Geology & Lab
- MATH-108 Mathematical Problem
Solving
- MATH-109 Statistics
- MATH-111 or 112 Precalculus
I or II
- MATH-160 Business/Applied Calculus
- MATH-170 or 171 Calculus I
or II
- MATH-209 Statistics II
- MATH-235 Operations Research
- MIS-126 C++ Programming
- PHYS-101/103 Principles of
Physics I & Lab
- SCI-150 Understanding Science
16) Religious Studies
(one course)
Take after Common Core 9
- RLST-190 Western Christian
Heritage
- RLST-210 New Testament
- RLST-230 Christology
- RLST-255 Religious Perspectives
on Marriage and Family
- RLST-260 Catholic Vision
- RLST-275 Liberation Religion and Society
- RLST-330 Hinduism
- RLST-340 World Religions
- RLST-360 Buddhism
- RLST-440 Peace and Justice
17-18) World Perspectives
(two courses)
Choose one Western and one non-Western or two
non-Western
Western
- HECO-442 Human Needs & Global Problems
- POLI-303 Geopolitics
- POLI-436 World Politics
- SOC-442 Global Issues
Non-Western
(defined as Africa, Asia,
Far & Middle East and Pacific Rim)
- ANTH-109 World Geography
- ANTH-112 World Cultures
- ARAB-125 Arab and Islamic Cultures
- ASIA-125 Asian Cultures
- FREN-126 Francophone Cultures
- HIST-291 History of the Modern
Middle East
- POLI-241 Comparative Politics:
Asia
- POLI-244 Comparative Politics: Global Balkans
- RLST-330 Hinduism
- RLST-340 World Religions
- RLST-360 Buddhism
- RLST-370 Islam
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