All students are responsible for their academic program and progress towards graduation. (Refer to the "Advisor/Advisee General Information" section located elsewhere in this website.) Two additional tools are available for all students to use to monitor their progress towards graduation.

You can use the "Degree Progress Analysis Form" for your major to check-off completed courses and to identify additional courses needed.

You can also use the "Program Evaluation" program that is available on your MyStuff account. It will provide you with the same information as your initial Degree Audit, except updated with current courses. However, it is only accurate if your major is correct. You can do a "what if" on this program to tell you what courses you would need in the event you were changing your major.

General Education Requirements
Following is a brief synopsis of the general education requirements. You may also access this information in the Undergraduate Bulletin.  Check your Transfer Evaluation Form for awarded transfer credit:

1.  ENGLISH: two courses - ENG102 and one of the following: ENG200/ENG217/ENG249/ENG284/ENG293/ENG295

2.  MATHEMATICS: one course - MTH131 or higher (or transfer equivalent)

3.  FOREIGN LANGUAGE: 6 hours credit, 2 courses in sequence (French/German/Spanish)
 
4.  FINE ARTS: one course required -  choices: ART120, MUS120, THE120
 
5.  RELIGION: one course required - choices: REL101, REL102, REL108, REL109, REL203, REL204

6.  HISTORY: two courses required - choices: HST101 or HST102 and HST205 or HST206

7. LAB SCIENCE: one lab science course required  - choices for meeting the basic laboratory science requirement are: AST121, BIO110, BIO111, CHM121, or NSC111;  students majoring in biology (and pre-med) must take BIO130; students majoring in athletic training, PE teacher certification, and exercise science must take BIO206;  chemistry majors must take CHM101;  education majors - should discuss with an education advisor (depends on program)

8. SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES: two courses required - choices: PSC201. ECO207, SOC201, PSY202

9.  ETHICS: one course required - choices: PHL205, PHL208; PHL246 (required for business majors); [additional choices available in spring semester]

10.  GLOBAL STUDIES: one course required - [see Undergraduate Bulletin for details, information, and list of course choices to meet this requirement]

11. WRITING AND RESEARCH: one course required in the major in writing and research

12. SENIOR SEMINAR: one course required in your major in your senior year
 
13.  PHYSICAL EDUCATION:  PEC105 - Foundations of Wellness [required];  plus one physical education activity required - choices: courses numbered PEC104 and PEC107 through PEC187 and THE182. Some PEC activities have an additional fee.

ADDITIONAL ONE-HOUR COURSE CHOICES (NOT REQUIRED!) students may also choose to take one or more of the following one-hour courses: IDS151**- Cultural Foundations; REL119**- Christian Worship; MUS 101, MUS105, MUS107, MUS109, MUS113, MUS115, MUS117, MUS118, Theatre 109  
[**may take a maximum of two different times for credit counting towards graduation]