English Courses offered by an English department that are considered core requirements toward a degree in English are typically acceptable. For example, courses in composition, English literature, poetry, playwriting, grammar, and English linguistics are acceptable. A maximum of 6 semester hours of credit for study in related areas such as speech, drama, theater, and journalism may be allowed toward the 36-semester hour requirement for study in English. Mathematics Courses offered by a mathematics department that are considered core requirements toward a degree in mathematics are typically acceptable. For example, courses in mathematical reasoning, quantitative methods, number theory and concepts, algebra, analytic geometry, calculus, geometry, trigonometry, data analysis, probability, statistics, and discreet mathematics are acceptable.
Statistics courses that are offered by other departments are also acceptable.
Only those computer courses that involve using computers to solve mathematical problems are acceptable. Courses in computer science, accounting, finance and courses in which mathematics is applied to solving problems other than those that are purely mathematical are not acceptable. Social Studies Courses in U.S. and world history and geography, economics, government, political science, anthropology, and sociology are acceptable. Courses in philosophy and psychology are not acceptable. Language other than English One year of study is required.