General Education: Summer 2008 & Beyond
Explanation of General
Education Requirements
Please note: This overview is for students starting Summer 2008 and beyond
Education Requirements
Please note: This overview is for students starting Summer 2008 and beyond
General Education Blocks
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Foundations for Lifelong Learning
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G1 Block
Arts & Humanities |
G2 Block
Science and Mathematics |
G3 Block Social Sciences |
Connections & Exploration/Cultural Diversity Courses |
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General Education Rules of Thumb
- Only approved General Education (GenEd) courses may be used
- Courses should be picked in consultation with your adviser
- Two Courses in the same department in each block (G1, G2, G3)
- Three Courses at 200 level or above
- Four "W" Courses in any block
- An "AW" Course is NOT the same as a "W" Course
- Some courses can count twice (e.g., major required related and General Education; 200-level G1 and W, etc.)
Other Sources of Help
- Your Advisor
- The advisors and other staff at Academic Advisement
- Millersville's Website
- DARS (Degree Audit Report System)
Foundations for Lifelong Learning
- ENGL 110 English Composition
- COMM 100 Fundamentals of Speech
- MATH 1XX GenEd Approved Mathematics course
- One Upper Level Writing(AW) Course
Arts & Humanities (G1 Block)
- Art
- Communication & Theatre
- Foreign Languages & Humanities
- Music
- Philosophy
Science & Mathematics (G2 Block)
You must take at least two courses from these departments (including at least one lab):
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Earth Sciences
- Physics
- Computer Science (courses do not count as a natural science).
- Mathematics (additional to foundations required math course).
- Nursing
You may also take approved courses from these departments:
Social Sciences (G3 Block)
- African-American Studies
- Anthropology
- Business Administration
- Economics
- Geography
- Government & International Studies
- History
- Psychology
- Sociology
- Social Work/Gerontology
- Women's Studies
Connections & Exploration/Cultural Diversity
- First-Year Inquiry Seminar (FYI, UNIV 103)
- Perspectives (P) Course
- Wellness/Health Education Course (WELL 175 or 352)
- Cultural Diversity & Community (D) Course
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