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Show General Education Requirements General Education Requirements Specific Requirements —All candidates must include in the 183 credits required for graduation the following: Credits I, Freshmen English 101, 102, 103 9 II. Health Education 101 or 102 or 103 2 III. Physical Education activities 3 (For specified activities see Physical Education Department) IV. The State Requirement in American History, Government and Economics may be satisfied by any of the following: A . Completing one of the following courses: Economics 274, or 430; History 170 or 120 and 121 or 420; Political Science 110; Philosophy 320. (Economics 274; History 120, 121, 170; Political Science 110; and Philosophy 320 may also be applied to general education requirements.) B . Presenting advanced placement credit in American History or suitable transfer courses from other institutions. C . Passing a special examination administered before the end of the second week of each quarter under the direction of the Dean of the School of Social Science. V. Mathematics Competency—satisfied by having either of the following: A . A predicted GPA in mathematics of 2.0 or better. (Based on high school mathematics grades combined with ACT scores.) B . By achieving a score of 17 or above on the special ACT math proficiency exam available through the WSC Testing Center. Note —It is recommended that students complete this requirement early in their college careers to assist them in other Academic areas. Students may prepare themselves to meet this requirement by self-study, tutoring or courses which teach mathematics concepts. General Education Area Requirements —The General Education Program described in the following sections is required of all students who receive a bachelor degree from Weber State College. To provide the broadest possible background in general education the selection of courses should depend upon the high school preparation. The student who has done well in a high school course in a given field should not select a course that might repeat essentially the same subject matter. Humanities Area Bachelor of Arts: Select 15 credit hours from at least 4 groups. Bachelor of Science: Select 9 credit hours from at least 2 groups. Bachelor of General Studies: Select 12 credit hours from at least 3 groups One literature course is required for all three degrees (group VI). Groups: I. Art- Art 101, Introduction to Art (3) Art 105, Basic Drawing (3) 28 Art 301, History of Art—Paleolithic through Roman (3) Art 302, History of Art—Byzantine through Renaissance (3) Art 303, History of Art—Baroque through Modern (3) II. Communication — Com 102, Principles of Public Speaking (3) Com 105, Communication Skills in Human Relations (3) Com 111, Introduction to Discussion and Parliamentary Law (3) Com 112, Introduction to Mass Communication (3) Com 328, Mass Media and Society (3) III. Dance — HU169, Introduction to Dance (3) IV. Foreign Language — Foreign Language classes 201, 202, Intermediate (5) (5) Foreign Language class 302, Culture and Civilization (5) (3) Foreign Language classes 304, 305, 306, Third Year Composition and Grammar (3) (3) (3) Spanish 303, Culture and Civilization of Spanish America (3) V. For Honors Students- Honors 153, Perspectives in the Humanities (2-4) Honors 331, Intellectual Traditions (4) Honors 332, Intellectual Traditions (4) Honors 333, Intellectual Traditions (4) VI. Literature — English 232, Introduction to Fiction (3) English 233, Introduciton to Drama (3) English 234, Introduction to Poetry (3) English 235, Biography (2) English 250, Introduction to Literature (3) English 251, 252, 253, Masterpieces of American Literature (3) (3) (3) English 260, Masterpieces of English Literature, Beginnings to 1800 (3) English 261, Masterpieces of English Literature, 1800 to Present (3) English 337, Plays as Literature (3) English 360, English Novel (3) English 368, Shakespearean Tragedies (5) English 369, Shakespearean Comedies and Histories (5) English 374, Literature of the Bible (5) Finnish 311, 312, 313. Introduction to Finnish Lit. (3)(3)(3) Foreign Language 370, Foreign Literary Masterpieces in Cultural Context (3) French 303, Culture and Civilization of French Speaking Areas Outside France (3) French 311, 312, 313, Introduction to French Lit. (3)(3)(3) German 350, Highlights of German Literary History (5) 29 iBecoTrls tt._ & Tnteftreptr urograms "Sciences* M^l Humanities Business j[ liconomjici:-- tdneatierf TJatliral SciettcesL Sciences^ jSofelgT t\t*ht\nlf%n i tJwnfimiHjy- ^Education |
