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Liberal Arts Courses - Natural Sciences and Math

Divisions:
Humanities
Modern Language
Natural Sciences and Math
Social and Behavioral Sciences

At least 2 Liberal Arts courses must be at 200 level or higher. Testouts are excluded.

Must take courses from at least 2 divisions. May take 1 course in division of major or minor but course cannot be in either the major or minor area. Students in multidisciplinary programs should follow liberal arts policy of that degree.

Liberal Arts courses with "D" designation count toward Liberal Arts and the American Cultural Diversity requirement.

Liberal Arts courses with "G" designation count toward Liberal Arts and the Global Perspecitves requirement.

*CAS policy - All approved Liberal Arts courses must be a minimum of 2 credits.

Natural Sciences and Mathematics Division

Biology (BIOL) 210 General Botany 230 General Zoology 253 Human Biology 307 Human Heredity 344 Wildlife Biology Chemistry (CHEM) 200 Chemistry and Environment 210 Topics in Consumer Chemistry 220 Chemistry of Life Geography (GEOG) 316* The Physical Environment of Urban Areas

Geology (GEOL) 202 Oceanography 269* Environmental Geology 305 Geology of the Planets 330 330 Meteorology Mathematics (MATH) 216 Elementary Statistical Concepts 361 Symbolic Logic Physics (PHYS) 220 Science of Light 318 Astrophysics 321 Science of Sound

*may not count both Geography 316 and Geology 269.

Students may substitute advanced courses in sciences and mathematics within the distribution requirement by petition of the department and with approval of the Dean, College of Arts and Sciences.

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