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General Education
Selections FALL 08
Among the General Education degree requirements for all
students, credits must be taken in the knowledge domain areas of Natural
Sciences, Arts, Humanities, and Social and Behavioral Sciences. Fall 08 semester courses that satisfy those areas are listed below.
Brief descriptions can be found by clicking on the link at the top of each
column. Links to PSU 003 and Special Interest courses can be found at the bottom
of the columns.
Students must also complete coursework in the areas of
United States Cultures and International Cultures. General
Education courses which also meet these requirements are noted with the US,
IL or USI suffix. Please consult with your advisor for further
information.
Also, 4 year degree status
students entering the university effective Summer 1999 or later must take a
First Year Seminar as part of the General Education requirements in order to
graduate. The FYS courses are identified as PSU 003 in the course catalog.
Descriptions of some are included on this page.
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NATURAL
SCIENCES
(GN)
(Non-Technical Only)Biological:
ANTH 021
BI SC 001
BI SC 002
BI SC 003
BI SC 004
BIOL 120A (USI)
* BIOL 129
BIOL 133
BIOL 141
BIOL 155
MICRB 106**
MICRB 107**
Earth & Planetary:
EARTH 101 (US)
* GEOG 010
* GEOSC 020
GEOSC 021
* GEOSC 040
* METEO 003
Physical:
ASTRO 001
CHEM 001
* CHEM 003
PHYS 001
* Lab Included
** Must schedule
both to receive
Gen. Ed. Credit
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ARTS (GA)
ART 001
ART 010
ART 020
ART 100
ART H 111 (IL)
COMM 150
COMM 250
DANCE 100 (USI)
DANCE 261
ENGL 050
INART 001
INART 010
INART 100
INART 205
MUSIC 005
MUSIC 007 (US)
MUSIC 008
MUSIC 009 (IL)
MUSIC 050
MUSIC 052
MUSIC 054
MUSIC 084
MUSIC 089
MUSIC 093 (USI)
MUSIC 190
PHOTO 100
THEA 102
THEA 105
THEA 208 (USI)
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HUMANITIES(GH)
AG 160
AM ST 100 (US)
CAS 206
CMLIT 189 (IL)
ENGL 001
ENGL 139 (US)
ENGL 189 (IL)
ENGL 194 (USI)
ENGL 262
ENGL 265
FR 139 (IL)
HIST 001 (IL)
HIST 002 (IL)
HIST 010 (IL)
HIST 011 (IL)
HIST 012 (US)
HIST 020 (US)
HIST 021 (US)
HIST 101 (IL)
HIST 141 (IL)
HIST 155 (US)
HIST 174 (IL)
PHIL 001
PHIL 010
PHIL 100
PHIL 102
PHIL 103
PHIL 103W
PHIL 122
PHIL 200
PHIL 202
RL ST 001 (USI)
RL ST 101 (IL)
RL ST 120
RUS 100 (IL)
SPAN 131 (USI)
WMNST 003 (USI)
WMNST 194 (USI)
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SOCIAL
BEHAVIORAL
SCIENCES (GS)
AN SC 215
ANTH 001 (USI)
ANTH 009 (IL)
ANTH 011 (IL)
B A 100
COMM 100
COMM 180
CRIMJ 100
ECON 002
ECON 004
ENVST 100
GEOG 020 (USI)
GEOG 124 (IL)
GEOG 160
HD FS 129
HD FS 229
HD FS 239
HD FS 249
HIST 142 (IL)
IST 110
L E R 100
PL SC 001
PL SC 003 (IL)
PL SC 017
PL SC 130 (US)
PL SC 135
PSYCH 100
PSYCH 100H
PSYCH 212
PSYCH 221
PSYCH 231 (US)
PSYCH 243
PSYCH 256
SOC 001
SOC 005
SOC 012
SOC 119 (US)
SRA 111
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SEE LAST SECTIONS OF BOOKLET FOR FIRST-YEAR
SEMINARS and
COURSES OF SPECIAL INTEREST
CONSULT —http://www.altoona.psu.edu/advising/FA08gened_.htm
for course description information and
http://schedule.psu.edu for course availability.
Revised
5/22/2008 Developed by the Division of Undergraduate
Studies
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