World Language/Fine Arts – Basic spoken and specialized
World Language/Fine Arts – Basic spoken and specialized introductory world language courses do not fulfill or substitute for required world language credits at the elementary level as they fulfill elective credit.
Courses
- ASTR 1010 — - The Solar System
- BIOL 1001 — - Introductory Biology: Organismal
- BIOL 1002 — - Introductory Biology: Cellular
- BIOL 1005 — - Biology in the Modern World
- BIOL 2201 — - Human Anatomy & Physiology I
- BIOL 2202 — - Human Anatomy & Physiology II
- CHEM 1000 — - Chemistry of Our Environment
- CHEM 1010 — - Survey of Biomedical Chemistry
- CHEM 1030 — - General Chemistry I
- GEOL 1010 — - Introduction to Geology - How the Earth Works
- GEOL 1020 — - The Earth Through Time
- PHYS 1000 — - Physics of Everyday Life
- PHYS 1030 — - General Physics I
- HIST 1010 — - Survey of Western Civilization I
- HIST 1020 — - Survey of Western Civilization II
- ARTS 1510 — - Art History: Ancient to Medieval
- ARTS 1520 — - Art History: Renaissance to Modern
- ENGL 1020 — - American Literature to 1865
- ENGL 1021 — - American Literature since 1865
- ENGL 1030 — - British Literature I
- ENGL 2030 — - British Literature II
- ENGL 1040 — - World Literature to 16th Century
- ENGL 2040 — - World Literature from 16th Century
- ENGL 2050 — - Introduction to Literary Theory and Criticism