COLLEGIATE SEMINAR Sample Clauses

COLLEGIATE SEMINAR. The Collegiate Seminar program is central to the liberal arts education at Saint Mary's College. Transfer students must enroll in at least one seminar course, fall or spring term, for each year of attendance. In preparation for Collegiate Seminar we recommend that students take at least one course per year which emphasizes critical thinking, humanities, or cultural understanding. THEOLOGY AND RELIGIOUS STUDIES (2 courses) Students must complete two courses in religious studies the first being a lower division course and the second being upper division. Students entering with junior standing take only one religious studies course at Saint Mary's. AREA REQUIREMENTS (6 courses) Area Requirements (A,B,C) are part of the breadth requirement of the college. They may not be met by courses in a student's major discipline, but allied courses within the major may fulfill the requirement. Courses taken beyond the Foreign Language requirement may be used to fulfill Area A (Humanities).* A - HUMANITIES (2 courses) ART 1A,1B,1C,1D,1E,1F,IG,10,11+,80 COMM 1,2,3,5,7,8,10,15 DFST 5 DRMA 10A,10B,13,16A ENGL 18,19,20,21,24-27,29,30A,30B,32-35, 37,38,40-43,46A,46B,47A,47B,48,49,300F,300V FREN 300F HUM 1,2,3,5,9+,10,11,15,17,20,21,27+ HUM 1,2,3,5,9+,10,11,15,17,20,21,27+ JPN 1,2 MUS 2,6A,6B,9A,9B,10,11,12A,12B,13 PHIL 2,4,6,10,12,13,15,20,21,27,30,50, 60,65 PHOT 10+ WMST 2+,3+ + Cross-listed courses will fulfill requirements for one discipline only B - MATH (1 course) CSCI 10,26,66 MATH 13**,15,16A,16B,20,30,31,32,33,42 **Math 13 and PSYC 42 does not fulfill Area B requirements for majors Psychology and in the School of Economics and Business Administration.
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COLLEGIATE SEMINAR. The Collegiate Seminar program is central to the liberal arts education at Saint Mary's College. Transfer students must enroll in at least one seminar course, fall or spring term, for each year of attendance. In preparation for Collegiate Seminar we recommend that students take at least one course per year which emphasizes critical thinking, humanities, or cultural understanding. THEOLOGY AND RELIGIOUS STUDIES (2 courses) Students must complete two courses in Religious Studies the first being a lower division course and the second being upper division. Students entering with junior standing take only one Religious Studies course at Saint Mary's. AREA REQUIREMENTS (6 courses) Area Requirements (A,B,C) are part of the breadth requirement of the college. They may not be met by courses in a student's major discipline, but allied courses within the major may fulfill the requirement. Courses taken beyond the Foreign Language requirement may be used to fulfill Area A (Humanities).*
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