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For Students following the 2012 or later degree catalog, below are the approved general studies categories:

• Written Composition (6 credits) – ENG 1010 or equivalent must be completed within the first 30-college level credits at º£½ÇÉçÇø & ENG 1020 or equivalent completed within the first 45-college level credits at º£½ÇÉçÇø.

• Quantitative Literacy (3 credits minimum) – must be completed within the first 30-college level credits at º£½ÇÉçÇø

• Oral Communication (3 credits) – must be completed within the first 30-college level credits at º£½ÇÉçÇø

• Historical (3 credits)

• Arts and Humanities (6 credits)

• Social and Behavioral Sciences I (3 credits)

• Social and Behavioral Sciences II (3 credits)

• Natural and Physical Sciences (6 credits minimum)

• Global Diversity (0-3 credits) – can be satisfied by taking courses within other general studies categories.

Approved Courses in each category can be found by clicking 

: Includes Multicultural and Senior Experience

For students following the 2011 degree catalog and earlier, below are the approved general studies categories and courses:

: must be met within first 30-credit hours except ENG 1020 (60-credits)

• English Composition (ENG 1010 & 1020), Mathematics, and Communications.

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• Historical, Arts and Letters, Social Sciences, and Natural Sciences.

: Includes Multicultural and Senior Experience

• this form is for students who are declaring or changing their current declared major or minor.  Student must complete this form and take it to the respective major or minor department for signatures.
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• : this form is for students who need to apply for replacing grades for repeating courses beginning fall 2013 and after.
• : For students with a previous bachelor’s degree who need coursework pulled from their first degree and applied to their program at º£½ÇÉçÇø so it appears on their CAPP report
• Transfer Course Approval: For students who have a course that did not transfer after Transfer Services has completed an official transfer evaluation of their credits. Take a copy of this form to the academic department that offers the course at º£½ÇÉçÇø for approval (e.g., if it is a math course, contact the Math department).