I. BASIC SKILLS: 12 hours. (Must have a "C" or better in these courses)
English 100/101(3) and 102(3)
Math 109(2)(3) or 111 (3) or 112 (5) or equivalent
Comm 111(3)
ACT, AP, CLEP, CRE
II. GENERAL EDUCATION: - 30 hours, distributed as follows:
DIVISION A: HUMANITIES AND THE FINE ARTS - 9 hours in at least three departments (excluding studio/performance/techniques/creative writing courses, etc.)
DIVISION B: SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES - 6 hours in at least two departments
DIVISION C: NATURAL SCIENCES AND MATHEMATICS - 6 hours in at least two departments
ELECTIVES: - 9 hours of
any "G" and/or "Q" courses LIMITATIONS: All coursework must be designated as "G" or
"Q" courses.
Nine hours must be taken in General Studies Courses
("G" courses.)
No more than 6 hours may be counted in any one department.
No courses can be counted in the student9s major department.
NOTE: "G" courses are the most comprehensive and they serve as an overview
for students NOT majoring in the field.
"Q" courses serve majors AND non-majors. They tend to
be more specialized and often are foundation courses.
| DEPARTMENTS | DEPARTMENTS |
| American Studies | Linguistics |
| Art Education | Modern and Classical Languages & Lit. |
| Art Foundations | Music Education |
| Art History | Musicology-Composition |
| Communication | Philosophy |
| Dance | Religion |
| English | Theater |
| History | Women's Studies |
| AP,CLEP,CRE |
| DEPARTMENTS | DEPARTMENTS |
| Administration of Justice | Health Administration & Education |
| Anthropology | Minority Studies |
| Communicative Disorders & Sciences | Physical Education |
| Communication | Political Science |
| Economics | Psychology |
| Geography | Social Work |
| Gerontology | Sociology |
| CLEP, CRE |
| DEPARTMENTS | DEPARTMENTS |
| Anthropology | Health Sciences |
| Biological Sciences | Mathematics |
| Chemistry | Medical Technology |
| Clinical Science | Nursing |
| Computer Science | Physics |
| Engineering, General | Statistics |
| Geology | AP, CLEP CRE |
Note: Each degree granting college may have its own requirements in addition to the minimum University GEP requirements listed above. Some colleges, departments and majors require specific "G" and "Q" distribution courses or "G" and Q" courses from specific departments only. See Catalog and discuss those with your advisor. 04/93