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Ohio University believes that, as an educated person, you need certain intellectual skills in order to participate effectively in society. These include the following:
- The ability to communicate effectively through the written word and the ability to use quantitative or symbolic reasoning.
- Broad knowledge of the major fields of learning.
- A capacity for evaluation and synthesis.
To help you meet these objectives, Ohio University has instituted a three–tiered General Education requirement that all baccalaureate degree students (except those in Honors Tutorial College) must fulfill. Tier I course requirements build your quantitative and English composition skills; Tier II course requirements increase your breadth of knowledge; and the Tier III course requirement develops your ability to interrelate, synthesize, and integrate knowledge from different academic disciplines.
Tier I Requirements
Quantitative Skills. You must demonstrate or acquire an acceptable level of quantitative skills to satisfy graduation requirements. The University uses your ACT or SAT (see chart below) math score to determine your skill level for placement or exemption unless the Tier I quantitative skills requirement has been satisfied by transfer or advanced placement credit. Students in some majors are required to have a math placement regardless of transfer or advanced placement credit in order to meet requisite requirements. The choice of the course in which you should enroll, if any, depends on your major, catalog of entry, and math placement, and it should be discussed with your academic advisor.
Athens Campus and eCampus students without ACT scores, SAT scores, advanced placement, or a transferable math course must take a math placement test which is available through the ALEKS placement system. Athens Campus and eCampus students who would benefit academically from beginning in a higher math class than their original placement indicates are also welcome to use the ALEKS placement system. Athens Campus and eCampus students should direct questions to the Mathematics Department (opens in a new window) at 740.593.1254. Regional and eCampus students should contact their student services offices for math placement information.
| Math Placement Level |
Minimum ACT Math Score Needed |
Minimum SAT Math Score Needed (Test taken before March 2016) |
Minimum SAT Math Score Needed (Test taken March 2016 or later) |
| DV |
0 |
0 |
0 |
| PL1 |
20 |
480 |
510 |
| PL2 |
24 |
560 |
570 |
| PL3 |
30 |
680 |
690 |
To enroll in any mathematics (MATH) or other quantitative skills course, you must either place at the specific level required for that course or satisfy the appropriate requisites.
Placement levels are:
DV (Developmental): Placement at this level indicates the need for further preparation before enrolling in a Tier I quantitative skills course. You must complete MATH D004 (opens in a new window) or MATH D005 (opens in a new window) before enrolling in a Tier I quantitative skills course.
PL1 (Placement Level 1): Placement at this level indicates preparation for any of the following Tier I–fulfilling courses: MATH 1060 (opens in a new window) , 1090 (opens in a new window) , 1101 (opens in a new window) or 1102 (opens in a new window) (certain education majors only), 1200 (opens in a new window) , 1250 (opens in a new window) , 1260 (opens in a new window) , 1321 (opens in a new window) , PHIL 1200 (opens in a new window) , POLS 2800 (opens in a new window) , PSY 1110 (opens in a new window) .
Note: Students who need MATH 1350 (opens in a new window) (Survey of Calculus) should enroll first in MATH 1200 (opens in a new window) and then take MATH 1350 (opens in a new window) . Students who need MATH 2301 (opens in a new window) should begin with MATH 1350 (opens in a new window) (B or better) or 1300 (opens in a new window) (C or better) or 1322 (opens in a new window) (C or better) and then MATH 2301 (opens in a new window) . Students cannot earn credit for both MATH 1350 (opens in a new window) and 2301 (opens in a new window) .
PL2 (Placement Level 2): Placement at this level indicates preparation for Level 1 courses as well as these additional Tier I–fulfilling courses: MATH 1300 (opens in a new window) , 1322 (opens in a new window) , 1350 (opens in a new window) , 2500 (opens in a new window) , PSY 2110 (opens in a new window) .
Note: MATH 1300 (opens in a new window) is the requisite course for MATH 2301 (opens in a new window) . MATH 1300 (opens in a new window) is not recommended unless you plan on enrolling in MATH 2301 (opens in a new window) . Students cannot earn credit for both MATH 1350 (opens in a new window) and 2301 (opens in a new window) .
PL3 (Placement Level 3): Placement at this level demonstrates quantitative skill competence sufficient to fulfill the Tier I quantitative skills requirement. If your major requires that you enroll in a quantitative skills course, placement at Level 3 indicates preparation for MATH 2301 (opens in a new window) and any course in Level 1 or 2. A Level 3 placement does not guarantee a waiver of college or major requirements in mathematics. Contact your college student services office to see if a college waiver is in effect for your major.
English Composition. A first–year composition course and an advanced junior–level composition course are required. Either ENG 1510 (opens in a new window) or 1610 (opens in a new window) (for non-native English speakers only) will satisfy the University’s General Education first–year writing requirement (1E).
You can complete the university’s junior-level composition requirement by passing an approved junior composition (J) course, by passing two junior composition equivalency (JE) courses within your program of study, or by passing one JE course within your program of study and one JE course outside your program of study, as approved by your department or school. You may use two JE courses outside your program of study, providing both courses are approved by your department or school. You may also demonstrate advanced writing proficiency by passing the junior–level exemption exam (opens in a new window).
The following courses fulfill the junior–level composition requirement and are marked in this catalog with the designation (1J) as the general education code:
Art: ART 3000J (opens in a new window)
Aviation: AVN 3250J (opens in a new window)
Classics and World Religions: CLWR 3850J (opens in a new window)
Communication Studies: COMM 3260J (opens in a new window)
Economics: ECON 3100J (opens in a new window)
Education - Honors Program: EDHP 3930J (opens in a new window)
English:ENG 3030J (opens in a new window) , 3050J (opens in a new window) , 3060J (opens in a new window) , 3070J (opens in a new window) , 3080J (opens in a new window) , 3090J (opens in a new window) , 3100J (opens in a new window)
Engineering and Technology: ET 3800J (opens in a new window)
Engineering Technology and Management: ETM 3700J (opens in a new window)
Environmental and Plant Biology: PBIO 4180J (opens in a new window) , 4181J (opens in a new window)
Film: FILM 3440J (opens in a new window)
Geological Sciences: GEOL 3092J (opens in a new window)
Honors College: HC 3000J (opens in a new window)
History: HIST 3111J (opens in a new window)
Health: HLTH 3400J (opens in a new window)
Human and Consumer Sciences: CONS 3450J (opens in a new window)
Interdisciplinary Arts: IART 3600J (opens in a new window)
Interdisciplinary Health Studies: IHS 3700J (opens in a new window)
Journalism: JOUR 4410J (opens in a new window)
Management: 4800J (opens in a new window)
Modern Language: ML 3210J (opens in a new window) , 3270J (opens in a new window) , 3280J (opens in a new window)
Nursing, Baccalaureate Program: NRSE 3700J (opens in a new window)
Philosophy: PHIL 3010J (opens in a new window)
Political Science: POLS 3050J (opens in a new window)
Professional Communication: PRCM 3250J (opens in a new window)
Recreation: REC 3700J (opens in a new window)
Science in Applied Management: SAM 3250J (opens in a new window)
Sociology: SOC 3560J (opens in a new window)
Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies: WGSS 3810J (opens in a new window)
The following courses are eligible to help fulfill the junior-level composition requirement as JE courses and are marked in this catalog with the designation (1JE) as the general education code:
Civil Engineering: CE 4001 (opens in a new window) , 4280 (opens in a new window)
Chemical Engineering: CHE 2010 (opens in a new window) , 4110 (opens in a new window)
Communication Studies: COMS 3400 (opens in a new window) , 3500 (opens in a new window) , 3600 (opens in a new window)
Education - Early Childhood: EDEC 3120 (opens in a new window) , 4200 (opens in a new window)
Geography: GEOG 4560 (opens in a new window)
Geological Sciences: GEOL 3500 (opens in a new window) , 4460 (opens in a new window) , 4520 (opens in a new window) , 4660 (opens in a new window)
Industrial and Systems Engineering: ISE 2100 (opens in a new window) , 3340 (opens in a new window)
Journalism: JOUR 3310 (opens in a new window) , 3500 (opens in a new window) , 3630 (opens in a new window) , 3700 (opens in a new window) , 4650 (opens in a new window) 4700 (opens in a new window)
Mechanical Engineering: ME 3510 (opens in a new window) , 4880 (opens in a new window)
Media Arts and Studies: MDIA 3110 (opens in a new window) , 3201 (opens in a new window) , 3202 (opens in a new window) , 4201 (opens in a new window)
If you are a transfer student, your requirements are determined by when you enroll and the number and type of credit hours transferred.
Tier II Requirements
You are required to complete a total of 21 credit hours from an approved list of courses in the following six distribution areas:
You are required to take at least two credit hours in each of the six areas and may satisfy no more than two of the required six areas with courses from the same department/school. You may satisfy no more than 8 of the 21 hours with courses from the same department/school.
You may apply no more than two approved Tier II courses in your major department/school or area of concentration (for B.S.S. students) toward partial fulfillment of the Tier II requirement.
Approved courses are marked in the Course Descriptions section with 2AS, 2CP, 2FA, 2HL, 2NS, or 2SS as the General Education code. The following courses fulfill the Tier II breadth of knowledge requirement:
Applied Science and Mathematics (2AS)
Athletic Training: AT 1001 (opens in a new window) , 3690 (opens in a new window) , 3693 (opens in a new window)
Biological Sciences: BIOS 2050 (opens in a new window) , 2200 (opens in a new window) , 2210 (opens in a new window) , 2225 (opens in a new window) , 2250 (opens in a new window) , 2350 (opens in a new window)
Chemistry and Biochemistry: CHEM 1010 (opens in a new window)
College of Arts and Sciences: CAS 2405 (opens in a new window)
Computer Science: CS 2300 (opens in a new window)
Communication Sciences and Disorders: CSD 1080 (opens in a new window)
Communication Studies: COMM 1200 (opens in a new window)
Electrical Engineering: EE 1014 (opens in a new window)
Environmental and Plant Biology: PBIO 1030 (opens in a new window) , 2010 (opens in a new window) , 2050 (opens in a new window) , 2060 (opens in a new window) , 2140 (opens in a new window) , 2180 (opens in a new window) , 3140 (opens in a new window)
Environmental Health: EH 2000 (opens in a new window)
Engineering and Technology: ET 2300 (opens in a new window) , 2800 (opens in a new window)
Engineering Technology and Management: ETM 1100 (opens in a new window)
Exercise Physiology: EXPH 1001 (opens in a new window)
Geography: GEOG 2400 (opens in a new window) , 2680 (opens in a new window)
Geological Sciences: GEOL 1350 (opens in a new window) , 1700 (opens in a new window) , 2150 (opens in a new window) , 2170 (opens in a new window) , 2310 (opens in a new window)
Health Sciences - Health: HLTH 2000 (opens in a new window) , 2020 (opens in a new window) , 2020C (opens in a new window)
Industrial and Systems Engineering: ISE 1100 (opens in a new window) , 3040 (opens in a new window)
Information and Telecommunication Systems: ITS 1010 (opens in a new window) , 2010 (opens in a new window)
Mathematics: MATH 1350 (opens in a new window) , 2301 (opens in a new window) , 2302 (opens in a new window)
Nursing: NRSE 2420 (opens in a new window)
Nutrition: NUTR 1000 (opens in a new window) , 1100 (opens in a new window)
Physical Science: PSC 1350 (opens in a new window)
Cross-Cultural Perspectives (2CP)
Anthropology: ANTH 1010 (opens in a new window) , 2020 (opens in a new window) , 3590 (opens in a new window)
Art: ART 2501 (opens in a new window)
Art History: AH 2130 (opens in a new window) , 3310 (opens in a new window) , 3400 (opens in a new window)
Classical Archeology: CLAR 1110 (opens in a new window)
Classics and World Religions: CLWR 2300 (opens in a new window) , 3330 (opens in a new window) , 3340 (opens in a new window) , 3350 (opens in a new window) , 3470 (opens in a new window) , 3480 (opens in a new window)
Classics in English: CLAS 2510 (opens in a new window)
College of Arts and Sciences: CAS 2410 (opens in a new window)
Communication Studies: COMS 1100 (opens in a new window) , 1100C (opens in a new window)
Dance: DANC 4550 (opens in a new window)
Education - Critical Studies: EDCS 1011 (opens in a new window)
Education - Early Childhood: EDEC 2600 (opens in a new window)
Education - Teacher Education: EDTE 2500 (opens in a new window)
English: ENG 3310 (opens in a new window) , 3320 (opens in a new window)
English Language Improvement: ELIP 1300 (opens in a new window)
Environmental and Plant Biology: PBIO 2170 (opens in a new window)
Foreign Languages and Literatures:
Arabic: ARAB 1110 (opens in a new window) , 1120 (opens in a new window) , 2110 (opens in a new window) , 2120 (opens in a new window)
Chinese: CHIN 1110 (opens in a new window) , 1120 (opens in a new window) , 2110 (opens in a new window) , 2120 (opens in a new window)
French: FR 1110 (opens in a new window) , 1120 (opens in a new window) , 2110 (opens in a new window) , 2120 (opens in a new window)
German: GER 1110 (opens in a new window) , 1120 (opens in a new window) , 2110 (opens in a new window) , 2120 (opens in a new window)
Greek: GK 1110 (opens in a new window) , 1120 (opens in a new window)
Hindi-Urdu: HIND 1110 (opens in a new window) , 1120 (opens in a new window) , 2110 (opens in a new window) , 2120 (opens in a new window)
Indonesian Malaysian: INDO 1110 (opens in a new window) , 1120 (opens in a new window) , 2110 (opens in a new window) , 2120 (opens in a new window)
Italian: ITAL 1110 (opens in a new window) , 1120 (opens in a new window) , 2110 (opens in a new window) , 2120 (opens in a new window)
Japanese: JPN 1110 (opens in a new window) , 1120 (opens in a new window) , 2110 (opens in a new window) , 2120 (opens in a new window)
Japanese Culture: JPC 2500 (opens in a new window)
Khmer: KHMR 1110 (opens in a new window) , 1120 (opens in a new window) , 2110 (opens in a new window) , 2120 (opens in a new window)
Kikuyu:KIKU 1110 (opens in a new window) , 1120 (opens in a new window) , 2110 (opens in a new window) , 2120 (opens in a new window)
Latin: LAT 1110 (opens in a new window) , 1120 (opens in a new window)
Malay: MALA 1120 (opens in a new window) , 3110 (opens in a new window) , 3120 (opens in a new window) , 3930 (opens in a new window)
Portuguese: PORT 3110 (opens in a new window) , 3120 (opens in a new window) , 3180 (opens in a new window) , 3190 (opens in a new window)
Russian: RUS 1110 (opens in a new window) , 1120 (opens in a new window) , 2110 (opens in a new window) , 2120 (opens in a new window)
Setswana: SETS 1110 (opens in a new window)
Somali: SOMA 1110 (opens in a new window) , 1120 (opens in a new window) , 2110 (opens in a new window) , 2120 (opens in a new window)
Spanish: SPAN 2110 (opens in a new window) , 2120 (opens in a new window) , 3349 (opens in a new window)
Sudanese: SUDN 1110 (opens in a new window) , 1120 (opens in a new window) , 2110 (opens in a new window) , 2120 (opens in a new window)
Swahili: SWAH 1110 (opens in a new window) , 1120 (opens in a new window) , 2110 (opens in a new window) , 2120 (opens in a new window)
Thai: THAI 1110 (opens in a new window) , 1120 (opens in a new window) , 2110 (opens in a new window) , 2120 (opens in a new window) , 3110 (opens in a new window) , 3120 (opens in a new window)
Twi: AKAN 1110 (opens in a new window) , 1120 (opens in a new window) , 2110 (opens in a new window) , 2120 (opens in a new window)
Vietnamese: VIET 1110 (opens in a new window) , 1120 (opens in a new window) , 2110 (opens in a new window) , 2120 (opens in a new window)
Wolof: WOL 1110 (opens in a new window) , 1120 (opens in a new window) , 2110 (opens in a new window) , 2120 (opens in a new window)
Zulu: ZULU 1110 (opens in a new window) , 1120 (opens in a new window) , 2110 (opens in a new window) , 2120 (opens in a new window)
Geography: GEOG 1310 (opens in a new window)
History: HIST 1222 (opens in a new window) , 1320 (opens in a new window) , 1330 (opens in a new window) , 2270 (opens in a new window) , 2460 (opens in a new window) , 2540 (opens in a new window) , 3230 (opens in a new window) , 3231 (opens in a new window) , 3293 (opens in a new window) , 3410 (opens in a new window) , 3411 (opens in a new window) , 3450 (opens in a new window) , 3451 (opens in a new window) , 3452 (opens in a new window) , 3520 (opens in a new window)
Humanities: HUM 2170 (opens in a new window)
Interdisciplinary Health Studies: IHS 2190 (opens in a new window) , 2210 (opens in a new window) , 2220 (opens in a new window) ,2230 (opens in a new window) , 2235 (opens in a new window) , 3010 (opens in a new window)
International Literature - Linguistics: ILL 3890 (opens in a new window)
International Studies: INST 1100 (opens in a new window) , 1114 (opens in a new window) , 1400 (opens in a new window) , 1600 (opens in a new window) , 2222C (opens in a new window)
Law Enforcement Technology: LET 2600 (opens in a new window)
Linguistics: LING 2750 (opens in a new window)
Management: MGT 2640 (opens in a new window) , 3600 (opens in a new window)
Media Arts and Studies: MDIA 3175 (opens in a new window)
Modern Languages: ML 2300 (opens in a new window) , 2400 (opens in a new window)
Music: MUS 1210 (opens in a new window)
Physical Education Teacher Education: PETE 2000 (opens in a new window)
Political Science: POLS 4400 (opens in a new window)
Retail Merchandising and Fashion Product Development: RFPD 1100 (opens in a new window)
Restaurant, Hotel and Tourism: RHT 1200 (opens in a new window)
Fine Arts (2FA)
Art: ART 1100 (opens in a new window) , 1120 (opens in a new window) , 1600 (opens in a new window)
Art History: AH 2110 (opens in a new window) , 2120 (opens in a new window)
Dance: DANC 1700 (opens in a new window) , 2700 (opens in a new window) , 2710 (opens in a new window) , 3550 (opens in a new window) , 4710 (opens in a new window) , 4711 (opens in a new window) , 4750 (opens in a new window)
Fine Arts: FAR 1500 (opens in a new window)
Film: FILM 2010 (opens in a new window) , 2020 (opens in a new window)
Interdisciplinary Arts: IART 1170 (opens in a new window) , 1180 (opens in a new window)
Interdisciplinary Health Studies: IHS 2290 (opens in a new window)
Media Arts and Studies: MDIA 2701 (opens in a new window)
Music: MUS 1000 (opens in a new window) , 1200 (opens in a new window) , 1240 (opens in a new window) , 1250 (opens in a new window) , 3625 (opens in a new window)
Theater: THAR 1130 (opens in a new window) , 1710 (opens in a new window) , 1720 (opens in a new window) , 1730 (opens in a new window) , 2140C (opens in a new window) , 2710 (opens in a new window) , 2711 (opens in a new window)
Humanities and Literature (2HL)
African American Studies: AAS 1100 (opens in a new window) , 1500 (opens in a new window) , 2100 (opens in a new window) , 2110 (opens in a new window) , 2500 (opens in a new window) , 3500 (opens in a new window)
College of Arts and Sciences: CAS 1110 (opens in a new window) , 1120 (opens in a new window)
Classical Archaeology: CLAR 3660 (opens in a new window)
Classics and World Religions: CLWR 1810 (opens in a new window) , 2210 (opens in a new window) , 2220 (opens in a new window) , 2230 (opens in a new window) , 3310 (opens in a new window) , 3320 (opens in a new window)
Classics in English: CLAS 2300 (opens in a new window) , 2310 (opens in a new window) , 2340 (opens in a new window) , 2360 (opens in a new window) , 2520 (opens in a new window) , 2530 (opens in a new window) , 2540 (opens in a new window) , 2550 (opens in a new window)
Communication Studies: COMS 1010 (opens in a new window) , 1030 (opens in a new window)
English: ENG 1600 (opens in a new window) , 2010 (opens in a new window) , 2020 (opens in a new window) , 2820 (opens in a new window) , 3350 (opens in a new window) , 3570 (opens in a new window) , 3850 (opens in a new window)
Film: FILM 2030 (opens in a new window)
Foreign Languages and Literatures:
Greek: GK 2110 (opens in a new window) , 2120 (opens in a new window)
International Literature - Modern Languages: ILML 2901 (opens in a new window) , 2902 (opens in a new window) , 2903 (opens in a new window) , 2904 (opens in a new window) , 2905 (opens in a new window) , 2906 (opens in a new window) , 2907 (opens in a new window)
Latin: LAT 2110 (opens in a new window) , 2120 (opens in a new window)
History: HIST 1210 (opens in a new window) , 1220 (opens in a new window) , 2530 (opens in a new window)
Humanities: HUM 2070 (opens in a new window) , 2080 (opens in a new window)
Interdisciplinary Health Studies: IHS 2215 (opens in a new window) , 3600 (opens in a new window)
Jewish Studies: JS 1000 (opens in a new window) , 2100 (opens in a new window)
Modern Languages: ML 2338 (opens in a new window)
Philosophy: PHIL 1010 (opens in a new window) , 1300 (opens in a new window) , 2160 (opens in a new window) , 2320 (opens in a new window) , 2400 (opens in a new window) , 2600 (opens in a new window) , 3100 (opens in a new window) , 3110 (opens in a new window) , 3120 (opens in a new window) , 3140 (opens in a new window)
Visual Communication: VICO 1000 (opens in a new window)
Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies: WGSS 1000 (opens in a new window) , 2800 (opens in a new window)
Natural Sciences (2NS)
Anthropology: ANTH 2010 (opens in a new window) , 3600 (opens in a new window)
Astronomy: ASTR 1000 (opens in a new window) , 1001 (opens in a new window) , 1400 (opens in a new window)
Biology: BIOL 1010 (opens in a new window)
Biological Sciences: BIOS 1000 (opens in a new window) , 1030 (opens in a new window) , 1300 (opens in a new window) , 1310 (opens in a new window) , 1700 (opens in a new window) , 1705 (opens in a new window) , 1710 (opens in a new window) , 2010 (opens in a new window) , 2020 (opens in a new window) , 2030 (opens in a new window) , 2035 (opens in a new window) , 2060 (opens in a new window) , 2100 (opens in a new window) , 2500 (opens in a new window) , 2750 (opens in a new window)
Chemistry and Biochemistry: CHEM 1210 (opens in a new window) , 1220 (opens in a new window) , 1510 (opens in a new window) , 1520 (opens in a new window)
Environmental and Plant Biology: PBIO 1000 (opens in a new window) , 1000L (opens in a new window) , 1020 (opens in a new window) , 1090 (opens in a new window) 1140 (opens in a new window) , 1150 (opens in a new window) , 2090 (opens in a new window) , 2470 (opens in a new window)
Geography: GEOG 1100 (opens in a new window)
Geological Sciences: GEOL 1010 (opens in a new window) , 1200 (opens in a new window) , 1300 (opens in a new window) , 1400 (opens in a new window) , 2080 (opens in a new window) , 2090 (opens in a new window) , 2110 (opens in a new window) , 2210 (opens in a new window) , 2710 (opens in a new window)
Physics: PHYS 2001 (opens in a new window) , 2002 (opens in a new window) , 2051 (opens in a new window) , 2052 (opens in a new window) , 2301 (opens in a new window)
Physical Science: PSC 1000 (opens in a new window) , 1001 (opens in a new window) , 1010 (opens in a new window) , 1011 (opens in a new window) , 1050 (opens in a new window) , 1051 (opens in a new window) , 1310 (opens in a new window) , 1400 (opens in a new window) , 2050 (opens in a new window)
Social Sciences (2SS)
African American Studies: AAS 1010 (opens in a new window) , 2020 (opens in a new window)
Child and Family Studies: CFS 2700 (opens in a new window) , 2710 (opens in a new window) , 2720 (opens in a new window)
Classical Archeology: CLAR 2110 (opens in a new window) , 2120 (opens in a new window) , 2130 (opens in a new window) , 3650 (opens in a new window)
College of Arts and Sciences: CAS 1425 (opens in a new window) , 2500 (opens in a new window)
Communication Studies: COMS 3601 (opens in a new window) , 3602 (opens in a new window) , 3603 (opens in a new window)
Economics: ECON 1000 (opens in a new window) , 1030 (opens in a new window) , 1040 (opens in a new window) , 2020 (opens in a new window)
Education - Early Childhood: EDEC 1600 (opens in a new window)
Finance: FIN 2010 (opens in a new window)
Geography: GEOG 1200 (opens in a new window) , 1300 (opens in a new window) , 2500 (opens in a new window)
History: HIST 2000 (opens in a new window) , 2010 (opens in a new window) , 2200 (opens in a new window) , 2220 (opens in a new window) , 2300 (opens in a new window) , 2905 (opens in a new window) , 3500 (opens in a new window)
Human and Consumer Sciences: CONS 2500 (opens in a new window)
Journalism: JOUR 1050 (opens in a new window) , 2050 (opens in a new window)
Law Enforcement Technology: LET 1050 (opens in a new window)
Linguistics:LING 2700 (opens in a new window)
Management: MGT 2000 (opens in a new window)
Media Arts and Studies: MDIA 1091 (opens in a new window) , 2012 (opens in a new window) , 2113 (opens in a new window) , 2132 (opens in a new window) , 2305 (opens in a new window)
Physical Education Teacher Education: PETE 2100 (opens in a new window)
Political Science: POLS 1010 (opens in a new window) , 1500 (opens in a new window) , 1600 (opens in a new window) , 2000 (opens in a new window) , 2200 (opens in a new window) , 2300 (opens in a new window) , 2500 (opens in a new window) , 2700 (opens in a new window) , 4300 (opens in a new window)
Psychology: PSY 1010 (opens in a new window) , 2540 (opens in a new window)
Recreation: REC 2010 (opens in a new window)
Sociology: SOC 1000 (opens in a new window) , 2000 (opens in a new window)
Social Work: SW 1000 (opens in a new window)
Sports Administration/Sports Management: SASM 1001 (opens in a new window)
Tier III Requirement
You are required to complete at least three hours in Tier III or Tier III–equivalent course(s). At least two of the three hours must be taken at senior rank (90 hours). This catalog contains a complete list of Tier III and equivalent courses available by going to Course Descriptions and placing T3 in the keyword or phrase search or by clicking here (opens in a new window). Approved courses are marked in the Course Descriptions section with T3 as the general education code. You may fulfill this requirement by taking at least 3 hours in Tier III–equivalent course(s) in your major; you should see your major advisor for information as to whether your discipline offers such a course or courses.
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