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Limited List
General Education Program Limited List of courses
Course selections
MUST be from the current, approved limited list:
FINE ARTS
Two courses that
equal a minimum of 6 credit hours, from 2 of the following departments:Art,
Communication, Media, and Theatre (Media and Theatre only), Music. No more than 1 course from a program
(including transferred courses) may be used to meet the General Education
Program Fine Arts distribution requirement.
| ART 101 | FA
| Art in Society | ART 106
| FA
| Introduction to Art History I | | ART 170A | FA | Studio
Experiences: Photography | ART 170B
| FA | Studio
Experiences: Painting | ART 170C
| FA | Studio
Experiences: Sculpture | | ART 170D | FA | Studio
Experiences: Metals & Jewelry | ART 170E
| FA | Studio
Experiences: Printmaking | ART 170F
| FA | Studio
Experiences: Ceramics | | ART 170G | FA | Studio
Experiences: Drawing | CMT MDIA 160
| FA | The
Art of Film and Video | | CMT THEA 130 | FA | Introduction
to Theatre | MUS 101
| FA | The Musical Experience | | MUS 104 | FA | Music Concepts: An Introduction | | MUS DANC 101 | FA | The
Dance Exp: Intro to the Art of Dance |
SOCIAL/BEHAVIORAL
SCIENCES
Four courses that
equal a minimum of 12 credit hours, from at least 2 of the following departments: African & African/American Studies, Anthropology, Computer
Science, Economics, Geography & Environmental Studies, History, Justice
Studies, Latino & Latin/American Studies, Political Science, Psychology,
Sociology. No more than 2 courses from any one program, including
transferred courses, may be used to meet the General Education Program Social/Behavioral Sciences distribution requirement.
AFAM 200
| SB | Intro
to African & African American Studies | ANTH 212
| SB | Introduction
to Cultural Anthropology | | ANTH 215 | SB | Introduction
to Biological Anthropology | | CS 100 | SB | Computers and Society | | ECON 215 | SB | Principles
of Macroeconomics | | ECON 217 | SB | Principles
of Microeconomics | G&ES 104
| SB | World Geography | | G&ES 109A* | SB | FYE:
Global Chicago | | G&ES 109B* | SB | FYE:
Environmental Chicago | | G&ES 150 | SB | Introduction to Environmental Studies | HIST 111A
| SB | World
History: West to 1500 | | HIST 111B | SB | World
History: West, 1500-Present | | HIST 111C | SB | World
History: East Asia | HIST 111D
| SB | World
History: Latin America | HIST 111E
| SB | World
History: Africa | | HIST 214 | SB | United States History, 1607-1877 | | HIST 215 | SB | United States History, 1877-Present | | JUST 109* | SB | FYE:
Justice in Chicago | | LLAS 101 | SB | Intro to Latino and Latin American Studies | | PSCI 109* | SB | FYE: Civic Engagement, Community,
& Social Change in Chicago
| PSCI 210
| SB | Introduction to Political Science | PSCI 216
| SB | American National Government | | PSYC 100 | SB | Survey
of Psychology | | PSYC 110 | SB | Life Span Development
| SOC 100
| SB | Introduction to Sociology | SOC 105
| SB | Women, Men, and Social Change | SOC 109*
| SB | FYE:
Investigating Chicago |
NATURAL SCIENCES
Three courses that
equal a minimum of 9 credit hours, from at least 2 of the following departments: Biology, Chemistry, Earth Science, Physics. No more than 2
courses from any one program, including transferred courses, may be used to
meet the General Education Program Natural Sciences distribution requirement
and one course MUST have a lab component.
| BIOL 100 | NS | Introduction to Biology (Lab) | BIOL 104
| NS | The Changing Natural Environment | CHEM 103
| NS | Chemistry
and Society | | CHEM 110 | NS | Chemical
Concepts (Lab) | | ESCI 109* | NS | FYE:
Chicago Rocks!
Geology in the City | | ESCI 121 | NS | Intro to Earth Science (Lab) | ESCI 123
| NS | Geology, Resources, &Environment | | PHYS 103 | NS | The
Universe: Past, Present, Future | | PHYS 110 | NS | Physics
in Everyday Life (Lab) |
HUMANITIES
Three courses, that
equal a minimum of 9 credit hours, from at least 2 of the following departments: Communication, Media, and Theatre (Communication only), English,
Foreign Languages and Literatures, Linguistics, Philosophy, Women’s Studies. No more than 2 courses from any one
program, including transferred courses, may be used to meet the General
Education Program Humanities distribution requirement.
| CMT COMM 100 | HU
| Introduction
to Communication | | ENGL 201 | HU
| The World of Poetry | ENGL 202
| HU
| The World of Drama | ENGL 203
| HU
| World of Fiction | | FL ARAB 101 | HU
| Arabic
I | FL ARAB 102
| HU
| Arabic
II | | FL CHIN 101 | HU
| Chinese
I | | FL CHIN 102 | HU
| Chinese
II | | FL CHIN 103 | HU
| Chinese
III | | FL CHIN 104 | HU
| Chinese
IV | | FL FREN 101 | HU
| French
I | FL FREN 102
| HU
| French
II | | FL FREN 103 | HU
| French
III | | FL GER 101 | HU
| German
I | FL GER 102
| HU | German
II | FL GER 103
| HU | German
III | | FL GREK 101 | HU | Greek
I | | FL GREK 102 | HU | Greek
II | | FL GREK 103 | HU | Greek
III | | FL ITAL 101 | HU | Italian I | | FL ITAL 102 | HU | Italian II | | FL ITAL 103 | HU | Italian III | | FL JPN 101 | HU | Japanese
I | FL JPN 102
| HU | Japanese
II | | FL JPN 103 | HU | Japanese III | FL JPN 104
| HU | Japanese IV | | FL KOR 101 | HU | Korean
I | FL KOR 102
| HU | Korean
II | | FL KOR 103 | HU | Korean
III | | FL POL 101 | HU | Polish
I | | FL POL 102 | HU | Polish
II | FL POL 103
| HU | Polish
III | | FL PORT 101 | HU | Portuguese
I | FL PORT 102
| HU | Portuguese II | | FL PORT 103 | HU | Portuguese
III | | FL RUSS 101 | HU | Russian
I | | FL RUSS 102 | HU | Russian
II | FL RUSS 103
| HU | Russian
III | FL SPAN 101
| HU | Spanish
I | | FL SPAN 102 | HU | Spanish
II | | FL SPAN 103 | HU | Spanish
III | FL SWAH 101
| HU | Swahili
I | | FL SWAH 102 | HU | Swahili
II | | LING 109* | HU | FYE: Language and Diversity in Chicago | | LING 110 | HU | Lexicology: The Study of Words | LING 120
| HU | Language and Human Behavior | | PHIL 101 | HU | Critical Thinking | PHIL 102
| HU | Introduction to Philosophy | | PHIL 213 | HU | Ethics | WSP 101
| HU | Women’s Perspectives and Values |
MATH/QUANTITATIVE
REASONING
One MATH course, a
minimum 3 credit hours, that has Intermediate Algebra as a stated prerequisite
OR is on the following list:
MATH 104
| MA
| College
Algebra | MATH 105
| MA | Trigonometry | | MATH 106 | MA | Precalculus | | MATH 108 | MA | College
Mathematics I | | MATH 110 | MA | Finite
Mathematics | | MATH 112 | MA | Statistics
in Daily Life | | MATH 113 | MA | Quantitative
Reasoning | | MATH 163 | MA | Elem
Fct Business | MATH 177
| MA | Elem
Fct Science/Math | | MATH 275 | MA | Statistics | | PSYC 302 | MA | Statistics
and Research Methods II | | SOC 339 | MA | Statistical Applications in
Sociology |
Consult the
university catalog for a list of majors and minors which automatically satisfy
this distribution requirement.
A grade of “C” or
better is necessary to fulfill this distribution requirement.
*FYE (First Year Experience) courses are intended for first
year freshman students only.
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