Its study requires critical reading and listening, careful judgment, and clear exposition. The common thread in general education is the interconnectedness of human knowledge. The General Education Core and graduation requirements are fulfilled by meeting the specifications listed in the following categories. Students should note that options are provided in nearly all parts of the general education curriculum. Required course work, with the exception of English 100, may be challenged by examination.
Final approval rests with the dean of the college or school to which a student belongs.
Students may seek clarification from the student academic services office in their college or school. In addition to the core requirements, competency in a second language and five writing-intensive courses are required. Honors Program Selected studies students and honors students should consult the Honors Program for the honors courses that fulfill the General Education Core and graduation requirements.