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Distribution Requirements and Electives, 26 hours
Physical, Earth, and Life Sciences, 6 hours
Choose two courses, one each from two different departments.
ASTRO 100 - Introductory Astronomy: A Study of the Solar System and Beyond.
ASTRO 120 - Stars and Stellar Systems.
BIO 100 - People and the Life Sciences.
BIO 111 - Principles of Biology 1.
CHEM 100 - People and Chemistry.
CHEM 101 - General, Organic, and Biochemistry for the Health Sciences.
CHEM 111 - General Chemistry 1.
GEOG 101 - Earth, Sea, and Sky: A Geographic View.
GEOL 101 - Planet Earth's Geological Environment.
HSC 160 - Fundamentals of Human Health.
NREM 101 - Environment and Society.
PHYCS 100 - Conceptual Physics.
PHYCS 110 - General Physics 1.
PHYCS 120 - General Physics 1.
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Social and Behavioral Sciences, 6 hours
Select two courses, one each from two different departments.
ANTH 101 - Introduction to Cultural Anthropology.
ANTH 103 - Archaeology and Culture.
ANTH 105 - Introduction to Biological Anthropology.
ECON 116 - Survey of Economic Ideas.
ECON 201 - Elementary Microeconomics.
GEOG 121 - Geography of the Cultural Environment.
HIST 201 - American History, 1492-1876.
HIST 202 - American History, 1877 to Present.
POLS 130 - American National Government.
PSYSC 100 - General Psychology.
SOC 100 - Principles of Sociology.
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Fine Arts and Humanities, 6 hours
Select two courses, one each from the two categories.
Fine Arts
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Humanities
CC 101 - Word Origins and Vocabulary Development.
CC 105 - Introduction to the Classical World.
ENG 205 - World Literature.
PHIL 100 - Introduction to Philosophy.
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Distribution Elective, 3 hours
Select one additional course from the Physical, Earth, and Life Sciences; Social and Behavioral Sciences; or Fine Arts and Humanities.
All teaching majors must take this elective course from the Fine Arts and Humanities category.
International/Global Studies, 3 hours
Select one course.
Specifically approved international travel courses may also satisfy this requirement; check with your academic advisor.
ANTH 111 - Global Cultural Diversity.
CC 205 - Mythologies of the World.
ECON 279 - Economic and Political Problems of Emerging Nations.
POLS 281 - Economic and Political Problems of Emerging Nations.
GEOG 150 - Global Geography.
GEOL 206 - Oceans and Nations.
HIST 198 - Studies in Non-Western Civilizations.
NREM 205 - International Natural Resources: Development and Conservation.
POLS 293 - International Relations.
SOC 228 - Globalization and the Third World.
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Physical Education, Fitness, and Wellness, 2 hours
Select one course.
Students may receive credit toward graduation for only one PEFWL course.
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