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Requirements
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I
General Education Core Requirements (GEC)
See complete
GEC requirements
and approved course listings
for all categories. |
Students
may select courses for: |
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| Literature
(GLT) |
3 |
| Fine
Arts (GFA) |
3 |
| Philosophical,
Religious, Ethical Principles (GPR) |
3 |
| Historical
Perspectives on Western Culture (GHP) |
3 |
| Mathematics
(GMT) |
3 |
Natural
Sciences (GNS)
one must be a laboratory course; each must have a different departmental
prefix |
6-7 |
| Program
specifies courses for: |
| One
additional GLT course (student
may select) |
3 |
Reasoning
and Discourse (GRD)
ENG
101 or FMS 115 or RCO
101, and PHI 310 |
6 |
Social
and Behavioral Sciences (GSB)
Required: SES
240 and one additional GSB
course |
6 |
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II General Education
Marker Requirements
See details
and courses. It
is possible to meet all GE Marker Requirements while completing
the GE Core requirements or courses required by the major/concentration.
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may select courses for: |
Global/Global-Nonwestern
Perspectives (GL/GN)
Four (4) courses carrying GL/GN markers; at least one of which
must carry the GN marker. |
One
Speaking Intensive (SI) Course
In
addition to this SI Marker requirement, students must also complete
a second SI course within the major. All programs have identified
at least one course among their major requirements which is taught
as Speaking Intensive. |
One
Writing Intensive (WI) Course
In
addition to this WI Marker requirement, students must also complete
a second WI course within the major. All programs have identified
at least one course among their major requirements which is taught
as Writing Intensive. |
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III College of Arts
and Sciences Additional Requirements (CAR)
See requirements
and approved courses.
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Historical
Perspectives on Western Culture
either a GHP/GPM
or GMO course |
3 |
Natural
Sciences
one additional
GNS/GLS or GPS course |
3-4 |
Social
and Behavioral Sciences (GSB)
one additional
GSB course |
3 |
Foreign
Language (GFL)
Intermediate-level
proficiency in one language, demonstrated by placement test, or
completion of coursework through course number 204 |
0-12 |
| Writing
Intensive Courses (WI)
A total of
four WI courses |
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IV Major Requirements
Minimum
24 hours above the 100 level including the following core courses:
-ATY 387; SES 240*; ENG 321; PHI 310*
-Remaining courses to complete the major are to be chosen from
the following electives: ATY 385, 585, 587; CSD 306; CST 502;
CUI 526; ENG 260, 261, 510, 513, 553; FRE 311; SPA 416
- Credit toward the major may also be received for special topics
courses when a research project or paper is specifically related
to the study of language, and the topic is approved by the student's
faculty advisor in Linguistics. Examples of such course might
be HSS 490 Senior Honors Project or CCI 501 Independent Study.
Students are encouraged to study a variety of languages, including
non-western languages and sign language for the deaf.
*SES 240 satisfies one GSB; PHI 310 satisfies one GRD
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V Electives
Electives
sufficient to complete the 122 hours required for degree.
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