The first course in the BGS and BPS programs is designed to help students adapt to college-level work and to Roosevelt University, and to ensure their success in subsequent courses. Depending on the amount of previous college work, students take either the Pro-Seminar in Critical Skills , which focuses on critical reading and thinking, expository writing, and research skills, or Methods of Critical Reasoning , an advanced research course. University Requirements University-wide requirements in English and mathematics help students achieve the competence in communication and in quantitative analysis necessary for success in school and in the world of work. Strong preparation in a focused field of study gives graduates a competitive edge in the job market and for placement in graduate or professional school.
Humanities provide students with a comprehensive body of knowledge and skills.
This final course in the BGS and BPS programs is a research project on a topic of interest to the student. This project helps students integrate the varied components of their educational experience and reflect upon their chosen area of study.