Category A: Written Communication in the English Language (6 hours)

English 121,122;
University Honors 101

Category B: Humanities and Fine Arts (9 hours--3 from Humanities, 3 from Fine Arts, and 3 from Either)

Humanities:
English 113,115,131,133, 203, 207, 211, 212, 213, 214;
History 103, 104, 105, 203 204;
Philosophy 113, 201, 221, 425;
Religion 110, 222;
University Honors 105, 214.

Fine Arts:
Art 111, 214,301;
Music 111, 317;
Theatre & Speech 111, 115, 280

Category C: Behavioral and Social Sciences (6 hours)

Anthropology 152;
Economics 101, 102;
Geography 104;
Human Ecology 340;
Human Services 101;
Political Science 101, 103;
Psychology 101, 241;
Sociology 151, 215;
Social Work 210; University Honors 315, 316

Category D: Physical and Natural Sciences (4 hours)

Biology 121;
Chemistry 121/123;
Environmental Science 150;
General Science 111;
Geology 111/184;
Physics103, 230/280

Category F: Mathematics (3 hours)

Math 123,131,136,144,145,151/152, 210,214

Category G: Perspectives (3 hours)

Anthropology 208, 333;
English 219;
Communication 320;
Geography 103;
History 114;
Human Ecology 325;
Humanities 219, 311;
Human Services300;
Political Science 102;
Religion211;
University Honors 120, 219

In addition to meeting the requirements outlined above, students who complete the Bachelor of Arts in Communicadtion under the "old" general educadtion requirements must also do the following:

Take EHLS021 and one EHLS activity course

Complete foreign language through the second college year

Take at least 33-semester-hours in communication courses including the required 21-semester-hour core and at least four communication elective courses. The total number of communication hours (UTC communication hours and any mass communication or journalism hours from another institution) should not be more than 38.

Complete at least one minor of no fewer than 18-semester-hours.

Complete at least one-year of high school American history.

Complete a total of at least 128-semester-hours of college level work of which at least 42-semester-hours are at the 300 or 400 level.

Develop at least a 2-point overall grade-point-average with at least a 2-point average in the communication major.

Communication curriculum and course descriptions

Communication RAP based on "new" general education requirements

Semester-by-semester plan based on "new" general education requirements

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