Communication – Written (6 credits)

• RHET 1311 - Composition I
• RHET 1312 - Composition II
• RHET 1320 - Honors Composition

Fine Arts (3 credits)

• ARHA 2305 - Introduction to Visual Art
• ARHA 2306 - Introduction to Architecture
• MCOM 2306 - Introduction to Motion Pictures
• MUHL 2305 - Introduction to Music
• THEA 2305 - Introduction to Theatre & Dance

Flex* (3 credits)

*Engineering programs must replace these 3 credits with 3 credits of Mathematics or Science.

*Students in the College of Business are required to take ACOM 1300 .

• Any Humanities course (see below)
  Any Social Sciences course (see below)

• ACOM 1300 - Introduction to Communication

History of Civilization (3 credits)

• HIST 1311 - History of Civilization I
• HIST 1312 - History of Civilization II

Humanities (3 credits)

• ENGL 2337 - World Literature
• ENGL 2339 - Mythology
• PHIL 2320 - Ethics and Society
• PHIL 2321 - Ethics and Society: Professional Applications
• RELS 2305 - World Religions

Mathematics** (3 credits)

** Students in the College of Business cannot take MATH 1321  to satisfy Core requirements

• MATH 1302 - College Algebra
• MATH 1321 - Quantitative and Mathematical Reasoning
• MATH 1401 - Pre-Calculus

Science (8 credits)

• ANTH 1415 - Physical Anthropology

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• ASTR 1301 - Introduction to Astronomy

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• ASTR 1101 - Introduction to Astronomy Laboratory

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• BIOL 1400 - Evolutionary and Environmental Biology
• BIOL 1401 - Science of Biology
• BIOL 1433 - Essentials of Anatomy and Physiology
• BIOL 2401 - Microbiology
• CHEM 1400 - Fundamental Chemistry I
• CHEM 1402 - General Chemistry I
• CHEM 1406 - General Chemistry for Engineers
• CHEM 1409 - Chemistry and Society

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• ERSC 1302 - Physical Geology

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• ERSC 1102 - Physical Geology Laboratory

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• ERSC 1304 - Earth and the Environment

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• ERSC 1104 - Earth and the Environment Lab

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• ERSC 2303 - Historical Geology

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• ERSC 2103 - Historical Geology Laboratory

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• PHYS 1321 - College Physics I

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• PHYS 1121 - College Physics I Laboratory

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• PHYS 1322 - College Physics II

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• PHYS 1122 - College Physics II Laboratory

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• PHYS 2321 - Physics for Scientists and Engineers I

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• PHYS 2121 - Physics for Scientists and Engineers I Laboratory

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• PHYS 2322 - Physics for Scientists and Engineers II

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• PHYS 2122 - Physics for Scientists and Engineers II Laboratory

Social Sciences (3 credits)

• ANTH 2316 - Cultural Anthropology
• CRJU 2300 - Introduction to Criminal Justice
• ECON 2301 - Survey of Economics
• ECON 2322 - Principles of Microeconomics
• GEOG 2312 - Cultural Geography
• GNST 2300 - Introduction to Gender Studies
• POLS 2303 - Introduction to International Politics
• PSYC 2300 - Psychology and the Human Experience
• SOCI 2300 - Introduction to Sociology

U. S. History/Government (3 credits)

• HIST 2311 - U.S. History to 1877
• HIST 2312 - U.S. History since 1877
• POLS 1310 - American National Government

Mathematics (3 credits)

• MATH 1302 - College Algebra
• MATH 1303 - Trigonometry
• MATH 1321 - Quantitative and Mathematical Reasoning
• MATH 1342 - Applied Calculus I for Business, Engineering Technology, and the Life Sciences
• MATH 1401 - Pre-Calculus
• MATH 1451 - Calculus I
• STAT 2350 - Introduction to Statistical Methods

Humanities/Social Sciences/Communication – Spoken/ Interdisciplinary (3 credits)

• Communication – Spoken
• ACOM 1300 - Introduction to Communication
• Humanities – See Above
• Social Sciences – See Above
• Interdisciplinary – CNMG 1385 - Infrastructure, Environment, and Society