1. Core General Education RequirementsCommunication and Writing:
Freshman Experience (1-3 Credits)

ENGL 108 Adv. Freshman Comp.
OR
ENGL 104/105 English Comp. I & II
COM 114 Fundamentals Speech Comm.
Foreign Language 101-102-201-202.

 (Students must pass with a “C” or better to continue to 202)

Science and Mathematics: (12 Credits)
Three credits in a lab science. Three credits in mathematics or statistics. Six additional credits in math, science, computer science, statistics, or logic.

Humanities and Social Sciences: (24 Credits)
One course each from:
Literature
Philosophy (not Logic)
History
Aesthetics
Economics 210
Political Science
Psychology 362
Sociology 100 or Anthropology

 Course Requirements for Intense Areas

Select Three Areas (3.0 GPA required in each prior to student teaching)

1. Economics

Minimum math prerequisites for this area: <A 153

ECON 251

ECON 252

            Plus three courses from the following:

            ECON 375

            ECON 380

            ECON 415

            ECON 419

            ECON 434

            ECON 461

            ECON 462

            ECON 465

2. Historical Perspectives

HIST 110

HIST 104

HIST 151

HIST 152

Plus 4 other upper-level history courses, 2 from US History and 2 from non-US History

3. Government

POL 101

POL 130 or 141

Plus 3 upper-level courses in political science (300 or higher)

4. Psychology

PSY 120

PSY 361 or 362

PSY 339 or SOC 340

One course from the following:

            PSY 344

            PSY 350

            PSY 428

One additional course at the upper-level in psychology

5. Sociology

SOC 100

SOC 220

Plus 3 upper-level courses in sociology (300 or higher)