History

First Level History:

HIS 110

The Twentieth Century

(3 crs)

Second Level History:

HIS 120

History Seminar

(3 crs)

Science

Two courses from those listed, but the two must be from separate disciplines (3 crs each):

CHE 105	Introductory General Chemistry
CHE 107	Chemistry for Non-science Majors
CHE 110	General Chemistry I
BIO 105	The Process of Biology
BIO 115	General Biology I
BIO 120	General Biology II
BIO 128	Anatomy and Physiology I
PHY 104	Physical Science
PHY 105	General Physics
PHY 107	Astronomy
PHY 108	Geology
PHY 110	Physics I
PHY 130	Physics for Allied Health
PHY 131	Earth and Space Science

Social and Behavioral Sciences

One of the following courses (3 crs):

POS 110	American Political Process
PSY 110	General Psychology
ECO 110	Macroeconomics

Global Perspectives

One of the following courses (3 crs):

INS 111	World Community
SSC 105	Social Science from a Global Perspective
SSC 110	Anthropology

Philosophy

First Level Philosophy:

PHI 105

Logic and Knowledge

(3 crs)

Second Level Philosophy:

PHI 205

Philosophy of the Human Person

(3 crs)

Theology

First Level Theology/Religious Studies: one of the following (3 crs)

RST 106	The Religious Quest
RST 107	Catholicism

Second Level Theology/Religious Studies: a selection of most 200 and 300 level courses (3 crs). Cannot be satisfied by RST 305.

Ethics/Moral Theology

RST 305 or PHI 305

(3 crs)

First Year Program

FYS 101

(3 crs)

Special Notes:

1. A number of skill-strengthening, compensatory courses, intended to develop requisite proficiency, may not be used to satisfy core curriculum requirements. These include ENG 095, Writing; ENG 096, Reading; MAT 090, Developmental Math; MAT 092, Developmental Math II. No more than 6 credits for courses 090-099 may be counted as electives toward graduation requirements.
2. Prerequisite courses must be completed before enrolling in subsequent core courses.
3. International students who do not place in ENG 105 or ENG 110 will be required to complete remedial English Language courses. Students who are not able to place into ENG 105 or ENG 110 after completion of the first remedial English course, must complete another semester of remedial courses. Failure to achieve proficiency in English after the completion of two remedial English Language courses may result in dismissal from the University.