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| CM GENERAL EDUCATION
REQUIREMENT For Students Who Matriculated In
CM In Spring 2002 or Earlier. |
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| College of Management students
fulfill the General Education requirement by completing
course work in the Liberal Arts area and Elective
areas. The CM Diversity and International requirement
(next page) should be completed via liberal arts
and/or elective courses. |
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| Liberal Arts –
10 courses (30 credits) NOTE: Liberal Arts courses
cannot be taken pass/fail. |
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| Students must successfully
complete the Level I and Level II requirements in
three (3) liberal arts areas. Students select an
appropriate level course from several departments
in the College of Arts and Sciences to fulfill the
requirements. The tables below list each liberal
arts area and the departments offering appropriate
courses. |
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Level
I: 6 courses (18 credits)
Students must
successfully complete two (2) courses to fulfill
each of the three (3) different liberal art
areas. |
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| Liberal
Art Area |
Departments |
Humanities
2 courses (6 credits) |
Art,
Classics, History (including Africana
Studies History), Languages Literature,
Music, Philosophy, Religion, Theater
Art. |
Natural Sciences
2 courses (6 credits) |
Anthropology
102, Biology, Chemistry, Earth and Geographic
Science with an N designation, Intro-d
125, 126 (Science for Humans Survival
I & II), Physics (including Astronomy),
Environmental Studies with an N designation. |
Social Sciences
2 courses (6 credits) |
Africana Studies,
American Studies, Anthropology, Earth
and Geographic Sciences with an S designation,
Latin American Studies, Political Science,
Psychology, Sociology, Women’s
Studies. |
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Level
II: 4 courses (12 credits)
Students must successfully complete four (4)
courses at or above the 200 level from any
of the three (3) different areas. Courses
may be chosen from one department or from
a combination of departments in all three
areas. Math courses numbered 140 or above
and Computer Science courses numbered 210
or above may be used to satisfy this requirement. |
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| Liberal
Arts Area |
Departments |
| Choose
any four courses from any of the 3 areas.
All must be numbered “200”
or higher. |
| Humanities |
Art, Classics,
English, History, Languages, Linguistics,
Literature, Music, Philosophy, Religion,
Theater Arts. |
| Natural Sciences |
Biology,
Chemistry, Computer Science (CS 210
or above), Earth and Geographic Science
with An N designation, Mathematics (MA
140 or above), Physics, Environment
Studies with an N designation. |
| Social Sciences |
Africana Studies,
American Studies, Anthropology, Economics,
Earth and Geographic Science with an
S designation, LatinAmerican Studies,
Political Science, Psychology, Sociology,
Women’s Studies. |
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