Degree Requirements
Liberal Arts General Education (37
credits total)
Writing (6 total credits)
| COM425 Expository Writing |
3 Credits |
| COM430 Critical Writing |
3 Credits |
Sciences (4
total credits)
| S/T320 Biological/Ecological
Systems |
4 Credits |
History, Philosophy,
or Religion (12
total credits)
| HIS350 U.S.
History |
3 Credits |
| and
three of the following: |
|
| HDV419 Dying
as a Stage of Life |
3 Credits |
| MGT484 Ethical Issues
in Management |
3 Credits |
| HUM390 Non-Western Religions |
3 Credits |
| MGT474 Economic Environment of Business |
3 Credits |
Self,
Society & Culture (6
total credits)
| C/C326 Modern
World Civilization |
9 Credits or |
| A/H420 Self
and Society |
3 Credits and |
| SOS452 Culture
and Personality |
3 Credits |
Global History (9
total credits) one
of the following:
| C/C321 Ancient Civilizations |
9 Credits or |
| C/C322 Greek & Roman Culture |
9 Credits or |
| C/C325 Colonialism, Enlightenment & Capitalism |
9 Credits or |
| C/C326 Modern World Civilization |
9 Credits or |
Liberal Arts
Core Courses
Language
Arts Concentration (24
total credits)
| A/H350 Adolescent
Literature |
3 Credits |
| A/H390 Early
Classics of Women's Literature |
3 Credits or |
| A/H442 African-American
Literature |
3 Credits |
|
|
| A/H422 Modern
World Literature |
3 Credits |
| A/H450 Contemporary
Theory and Criticism |
3 Credits |
| A/H452 American
Literature |
3 Credits |
| A/H462 English Literature |
3 Credits |
| COM300 Public
Speaking |
3 Credit |
| COM390 Diversification
and Acquisition of Language |
3 Credits |
Social Studies
Concentration (12
total credits)
| A/H300 American Government |
3 Credits |
| A/H400 International Political Systems |
3 Credits |
| HIS300 Ohio History |
3 Credits |
| HUM468 Growth and Decline of Civilization |
3 Credits |
* Students entering with
fewer than 112 credits will need additional electives to earn
the 180 credits required for graduation. Depending upon the
student’s individual academic background, some of the
required courses may be waived.
** Lower division credits
are usually those earned at the 100 or 200 level. These credits
may be earned during the student’s first and second year
of a regionally accredited associate’s or bachelor’s
program.
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