The Common Curriculum Problem-solving in Ecology, Medical Ethics, Autobiography as History, Understanding Media, and Development of Social Thought are some of the varied courses available to all students in the College of Arts and Sciences through the common curriculum. Common curriculum courses complement a student s major and adjunct courses by providing a broad humanistic dimension to every undergraduate s program. The program contains introductory and advanced courses. Every student must select eight introductory common curriculum courses among English, mathematics, philosophy, religious studies, science, and history. A student may not take an advanced common curriculum course for common curriculum credit in his or her major.
Courses are either modern or pre-modern within the divisions.
Two of the advanced course requirements must be from pre-modern selections.