The specific course sequence will depend on the student's major, the level of mathematics with which the student enters the University and the results of placement testing. Students must take the highest level of mathematics for which they are qualified. Students will be advised by their academic advisors concerning appropriate level mathematics courses. Further information is under School of Science and Health. I Group Courses in this group help students understand the significance of change over time and the way in which our present is shaped by the past.
Courses focus on the transformation of societies from traditional to modern.
Students take one course at the Historical Understanding I level. These courses may be taken at any time. L151 Performing Arts L152 Ideas and Images L155 Music L158 Art in Context Language and Area Studies Group Students take two courses in this group that encourage them to value alternative ways of thinking and living and provide knowledge about other societies and cultures. Students may take a language or study a culture in the Area Studies offerings. Students may take two courses in one language or take one course in language and one course in Area Studies, or take two courses in Area Studies.