With interactive television coming, newspaper reporters more and more will work in print and electronic journalism. This course takes students beyond the short feature and through in-depth interviews and story organization. 2 - Students in the College of Communication must take six hours outside their major department but within the College of Communication. If a speech course is taken, up to nine hours may be taken in the college. Liberal arts majors must complete a minor that usually consists of 12 hours of course work outside the major and includes six hours of upper division courses.
Specific requirement varies by major.
Most journalism and English courses meet that requirement. 5 - Liberal arts majors may pick six hours from architecture, classics, fine arts, philosophy and other topics. 6 - Actual requirement is proficiency at a level equal to the second sophomore course. A student who begins a language program at the lowest level in college must complete 16 hours of work to meet the requirement. Others could gain credit through examination for some or all of the requirement.