ENG 111 (3 credits)
ENG 151 (4 credits)
COR 100 (4 credits)
PED 190 (1 credit)
Science and Technology (4 credits)
Science and Technology (4 credits)
Mathematics (3 credits)
A course in the social sciences at the 200 level (4 credits)
A course in the social sciences (3-4 credits)
A 200-level course meeting the Contemporary World requirement.
A Literature course at 200 level (4 credits)
An Arts/Communications course at 100 or 200 level (3-4 credits)
A 200- or 300-level course meeting the Pluralism & Diversity requirement.
A course offered by the Modern Languages Department at the 213 level.
Proficiency through the 213 level in any language other than English demonstrated by examination.
AMS 101--America: An Introduction
ENH 203--Literary History of the United States to 1855
ENH 204--Literary History of the United States Since 1855
HST 244--United States History, 1607-1865
HST 245--United States History, 1865 to present
AMS 2XX
AMS 2XX
AMS 3XX
AMS 3XX
N.B. In addition to courses listed as AMS courses in the course catalog, courses offered in other departments and programs are often used, with permission from the Director of the AMS Program, to fulfill requirements at the 200- and 300-level. For information about those courses, contact Professor Catherine Lavender, Director, Program in America Studies.
Completion of 25 hours of elective courses