Course Requirements

Bachelor of Arts Requirements

Moral & Civic Education	Credits
UJ Foundations	1
Ethics	3
American Government or American History	3
Global Perspectives OR An Approved International Experience	6 3*
Communication Skills	Credits
ENGL 101 (with a grade of C- or higher)	3
ENGL 102 (with a grade of C- or higher)	3
Oral Communication (COMM 102 or COMM 201)	3
Cultural & Social Heritage	Credits
Religion	3
Literature or History	3
Art, Music, or Theatre	3
Psychology, Sociology, Political Science, or ECON 110, ECON 201, or ECON 202	5-6
Natural Science & Quantitative Reasoning	Credits
Natural Science (with lab)	4
Foundations of Science	2**
Computer Science	3
Mathematics	3
Personal Wellness	Credits
Fitness and Wellness/Physical Activity Course	1
Total Semester Credit Hours:	46-50

*The six credits may be satisfied in one of two ways: Students with at least two years of the same high school foreign language with grades of C or better may select six hours from additional foreign language courses or other courses identified as meeting this requirement in the course catalog. Students without such high school foreign language experience MUST take six credits of one foreign language or three credits of a foreign language in addition to an approved international experience. Students with at least two years of the same high school foreign language may complete the Global Perspectives requirement by taking any approved international experience for a minimum of 3 credit hours.

**Foundations of Science may be replaced with an additional course in Biology, Chemistry, or Physics.

Bachelor of Science Requirements

Moral & Civic Education	Credits
UJ Foundations	1
Ethics	3
American Government or American History	3
Global Perspectives OR An Approved International Experience	6 3*
Communication Skills	Credits
ENGL 101 (with a grade of C- or higher)	3
ENGL 102 (with a grade of C- or higher)	3
Oral Communication (COMM 102 or COMM 201)	3
Cultural & Social Heritage	Credits
Religion	3
Literature, Music, Art, or Theatre	3
Psychology, Sociology, Political Science, or ECON 110, ECON 201, or ECON 202	2-3
Natural Science & Quantitative Reasoning	Credits
Natural Science (with lab)	8
Computer Science	3
Mathematics	3
Personal Wellness	Credits
Fitness and Wellness/Physical Activity Course	1
Total Semester Credit Hours:	42-46

Bachelor of Science in Nursing Requirements

Moral & Civic Education	Credits
UJ Foundations	1
Ethics	3
American Government or American History	3
Global Perspectives	3
Communication Skills	Credits
ENGL 101 and ENGL 102 (with a grade C- or higher)	6
Cultural & Social Heritage	Credits
Religion	3
Literature, Music, Art, or Theatre	3
Psychology	3
Sociology	3
Natural Science & Quantitative Reasoning	Credits
Natural Science (with lab)	8
Computer Science	3
Mathematics	3
Personal Wellness	Credits
Fitness and Wellness/Physical Activity Course	1
Total Semester Credit Hours:	43

Courses which Apply to Selected Requirements for General Education (BA, BS, and BSN)

Applicable Courses (by area of study)

American Government

POLS 104	American National Government	3
POLS 212	Congress and the Presidency	3
POLS 314A	Governmental Power and U.S. Constitutional Law	3
POLS 314B	Governmental Power and U.S. Constitutional Law	4
POLS 316A	Rights & Liberties and U.S. Constitutional Law	3
POLS 316B	Rights & Liberties and U.S. Constitutional Law	4
POLS 342A	American Foreign Policy	3
POLS 342B	American Foreign Policy	4
POLS 352A	American Economic Policy	3
POLS 352B	American Economic Policy	4

American History

HIST 207	The United States to 1865	3
HIST 208	The United States Since 1865	3
HIST 231	The American West	3
HIST 303	The Civil War and Reconstruction	3
HIST 391/POLS 391	American Economic History	3

Approved International Experiences

EE 290

Study Tour

1-3

Global Perspectives

(any foreign language course, special topics, and other courses approved by the Academic Council)

ART 210	Art History I	3
ART 211	Art History II	3
ART 311	A History of Modern Painting	3
ART 312	Comparative Art Forms: East and West	3
BUSN 410	Global Marketing	3
COMM 305	Cross-Cultural Communication	3
COMM 402	International Communication	3
ECON 309	Global Financial Markets	3
ECON 314	History of Economic Thought	3
ECON 354	Global Competition and Strategy	3
ECON 364	International Economics	3
ENGL 210	World Literature to 1500	3
ENGL 211	World Literature since 1500	3
ENGL 230	English Literature to 1785	3
ENGL 231	English Literature Since 1785	3
ENGL 305	Studies in the British Novel	3
ENGL 319/THEA 319	Modern British Drama	3
ENGL 320	British Romantics	3
ENGL 330	Victorian England	3
ENGL 331/THEA 331	Shakespeare	3
HIST 220	Europe: 1900 to Mid-Century	3
HIST 222	History of the Middle East	3
HIST 262	History of China	3
HIST 268	History of India	3
HIST 291	Western Civilization I	3
HIST 292	Western Civilization II	3
HIST 302	Selected Readings and Topics in Non-U.S. Studies	3
HIST 304	Medieval Europe	3
HIST 305/REL 305	Ancient Near East	3
HIST 306	Renaissance and Reformation	3
HIST 307	Ancient Greece	3
HIST 308	Ancient Rome	3
MATH 412	History of Mathematics	3
MUS 239	Music History I: Medieval and Renaissance	3
MUS 339	Music History II: Baroque and Classical	3
MUS 340	Music History III: Romantic and Modern Eras	3
PHIL 303	Classical Philosophy	3
PHIL 305	Medieval Philosophy	3
PHIL 306	Modern Philosophy	3
PHIL 307	Recent and Contemporary Philosophy	3
PHIL 483	Philosophy of History	3
POLS 225	Comparative European Governments	3
POLS 335A	The European Union	3
POLS 335B	The European Union	4
POLS 368	Politics in India	4
REL 305	Ancient Near East	3
REL 371	World Religions	3
SOC 320	Comparative Cultures	3
THEA 260	Masterpieces of Drama	3
THEA 316	Development of Drama to 1900	3
THEA 319/ENGL 319	Modern British Drama	3
THEA 321	History of the Theatre	3
THEA 323	Acting: Period Styles	3