Twelve (12) hours required, distributed as follows:

Literature (GLT)

3^AP

6^AP

Six hours required, including one course from each category:

Pre-Modern (GPM) (3 hrs)

Introduction to Classical Civilization: The Romans

Introduction to Classical Archaeology (Greece)

Introduction to Classical Archaeology (Rome)

CCI 220

The Ancient World

Freshman Seminar in Historical Perspectives: Pre-Modern

History of Africa to 1870

Civilizations of Asia: to 1800

The Ancient World

The Medieval Legacy

Europe from Renaissance to Revolution

History of Western Science

Ottoman Empire & Republic of Turkey

History of Spain: the Golden Age

Britain to 1660

History of Western Music I: Medieval & Renaissance

History of Ancient Philosophy

Introduction to Hebrew Scriptures

The New Testament & Origins of Christianity

Christianity I

Western Civilization

Modern (GMO) (3 hrs)

Introduction to African American Studies

Freshman Seminar in Historical Perspectives: Modern-Global Non-Western Perspectives

History of Africa since 1870

The United States: General Survey to 1865

The United States: General Survey since 1865

Civilizations of Asia: 1800 to present

Modern Europe

Latin American: Colonial Period

Latin America: National Period

History of Western Science

Race & Slavery

Race and Segregation

Darwin and the Theory of Evolution

American Cultural History

The American Colonial Period, 1607-1763

The Age of the Democratic Revolution

Structure of Scientific Change

Europe Since 1920

British History since 1660

Near and Middle East in the 20th Century

Seminar in Historical Perspectives: Modern¹

History of Modern Philosophy

Residential College Seminars in Historical Perspectives on Western Culture-Modern

Religion in America

Christianity II

Judaism

African American Religions

Western Civilization

Women in Non-Western Cultures

Nine to ten hours required including one laboratory course (indicated by an asterisk), and at least one course from each category:

Physical Science (GPS) (3-7 hrs)

General Descriptive Chemistry I

General Descriptive Chemistry II

Introductory Chemistry

Introductory Chemistry Lab

General Chemistry I

General Chemistry I Lab

General Chemistry II

General Chemistry II Lab

Freshman Seminar in Physical Science*

Introduction to Earth Science

Geosystems Science

Geosystems Science Lab

Physical Geology

Physical Geology Lab

Weather & Climate

Weather & Climate Lab

Physical Geography: Landscape Processes Lab

Seminar in the Physical Sciences¹

Conceptual Astronomy

Conceptual Physics

Conceptual Physics Laboratory

Astronomy: The Solar System

General Physics I

General Physics I with Lab

General Physics II

General Physics II with Lab

Astronomy: The Universe

General Physics Laboratory I

General Physics Laboratory II

General Physics I with Calculus

Residential College Seminars in Natural Science*

Life Science (GLS) (3-7 hrs)

Introduction to Physical Anthropology

Major Concepts of Biology Lab

Principles of Biology I

Principles of Biology I Lab

Principles of Biology II Lab

Freshman Seminar in Life Science

Seminar in the Life Sciences¹

Nutrition Facts & Fantasies

Biological Psychology

*Note: RCO 250-259 may carry either GPS or GLS credit; see advisor or semester Schedule of Courses

9^AP

Nine hours required, with courses from at least two different academic departments

Intermediate-level proficiency in one language required. Proficiency may be demonstrated by placement test or by completing coursework through course number 204** in:

French, German*, Greek, Italian, Japanese, Latin, Russian, or Spanish.

* In German, proficiency may also be demonstrated by completing GER 311

Non-native speakers of English are exempted from the College foreign language requirement.

Students must complete a total of four WI courses, with at least one at the 200-level or below, at least one at the 300-level or above, and one in the major. See semester Schedule of Courses for complete listing of Writing Intensive courses.

¹ Indicates an Honors Core course requiring Honors Program permission prior to registration.

^AP Indicates that AP credit is available in these categories; see AP course information.

** Students are reminded that they will be eligible for election to the UNCG chapter of Phi Beta Kappa only if they have completed the equivalent of six semester hours of foreign language study at the intermediate (203-204) college level.