Examples include, but are not limited to, global issues, oral communication, information technology, critical thinking, wellness, geography, and foreign languages. If B is completed, the receiving institution must accept this area in its entirety. Interdisciplinary courses are acceptable. Courses approved by the Council on General Education which address learning outcomes in the sciences, mathematics, and technology. These need not be sequential courses.
Interdisciplinary courses are acceptable.
Three additional credit hours in mathematics, science, or technology. Two four-hour laboratory courses. Same as number 3 in Option I above. If D is complete, the receiving institution must accept this area in its entirety. Courses approved by the Council on General Education which address learning outcomes in the social sciences including, but not limited to, history and American government.