CORE Worksheet
Fundamental Studies
Distributive Studies
Nine Courses in three categories
(3 courses each)
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Humanities
and the Arts
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course
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semester
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| Literature
(HL) |
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| The
History or Theory of the Arts (HA) |
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| other
Humanities and Arts (HL, HA, HO) or Interdisciplinary and Emerging Issues
(IE) - if option is not used elsewhere* |
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Sciences
and Mathematics**
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course
|
semester
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| Lab
Science code (PL,LL) |
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| Science
code (PS,PL,LS or LL) |
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| Science or Mathematics
and Formal Reasoning code (PS,PL,LS,LL or MS) or Interdisciplinary and Emerging
Issues (IE) - if option is not used elsewhere* |
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|
** Refer to the section on the Sciences
and Mathematics requirements for details of the Mathematics and the Sciences
requirements.
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Social Sciences
and History |
course
|
semester
|
| Social or Political
History (SH) |
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| Behavioral and
Social Sciences (SB) |
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| Behavioral and
Social Sciences (SB) or Interdisciplinary and Emerging Issues (IE) - if
option is not used elsewhere* |
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*TAKING AN IE COURSE
IS OPTIONAL. ONLY ONE IE COURSE MAY BE COUNTED TOWARD CORE
DISTRIBUTINVE STUDIES. IT MAY BE COUNTED IN ONLY ONE OF THREE WAYS. SEE
DETAILS HERE.
Advanced Studies
Two courses, outside
your major, at the 300- or 400-level after completing 60 credits. One course
may be a CORE Capstone, or a senior or honors thesis course. The other must
be outside your major.
Advanced
Studies |
course
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semester
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Human Cultural Diversity
This course may be completed at any
time during your degree program. Diversity courses can be double counted if they
also meet another CORE requirement.
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Human Cultural
Diversity
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course
|
semester
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No courses used to
fulfill CORE requirements may be taken on a Pass/Fail basis. A minimum grade
of "D" is required for all CORE courses. (Courses which are used to satisfy
college, major, or supporting area requirements may have higher grade requirements.
See an academic advisor in your college or major.)
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