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Common Skills. A. 1.2.3. Writing for the Liberal Arts/ Writing/Speech Intensive (See Footnote) X. Xxxxxxxxxxxx and Analytical Reasoning C. Modern / Foreign Languages D. Physical Education X X X X X
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Common Skills. A. 1.2.3. Writing for the Liberal Arts/ Writing/Speech Intensive (See Footnote) B. Quantitative and Analytical Reasoning C. Modern / Foreign Languages D. Physical Education * PE courses: Three (3) activity courses, each taken in a different term. Multiple courses in the same activity must reflect an increased skill level. CREDIT LIMITATION: A maximum of 8 units of PE activities may be applied to the Westmont degree. If this limit is reached before the 4 activity courses have been taken, no further activity courses will be required. Approved courses satisfy the III. Common Skills, D. Physical Education G.E. requirement. Footnotes: Three Writing-Intensive or Speech-Intensive Courses are required.
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Common Skills. A. 1.2.3. Writing for the Liberal Arts/ Writing/Speech Intensive (See Footnote) X. Xxxxxxxxxxxx and Analytical Reasoning C. Modern / Foreign Languages D. Physical Education * PE courses: Three (3) activity courses, each taken in a different term. Mulitple courses in the same activity must reflect an increased skill level.
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Common Skills. A. 1.2.3. Writing for the Liberal Arts/ Writing/Speech Intensive (See Footnote) B. Quantitative and Analytical Reasoning C. Modern / Foreign Languages D. Physical Education Footnotes: Three Writing-Intensive or Speech-Intensive Courses are required.
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Common Skills. A. 1.2.3. Writing for the Liberal Arts/ Writing/Speech Intensive (See Footnote) B. Quantitative and Analytical Reasoning C. Modern / Foreign Languages D. Physical Education X X b, c b, c X Westmont College Articulation Agreement with Contra Costa College Courses from 2022-2023 Catalog Common Contexts and Compassionate Action GE Requirements must be taken at Westmont . II. Common Inquiries Sem. Units Westmont Equivalent Course or GE Category A. Reading Imaginative Literature (4) B. Exploring the Physical Sciences (4) C. Exploring the Life Sciences (4) D. Reasoning Abstractly (4) E. Working Artistically (4) F. Thinking Globally (4) G. Thinking Historically (4) H. Understanding Society (4) Course # Title JAPAN-121 Second-Semester Japanese 5 CSK-3C JRNAL-120 Newswriting and Reporting 3 ENG-087 MATH-164 Introduction to Probability and Statistics 4 MA-005 X MATH-190 Analytic Geometry and Calculus I 5 MA-009 X MATH-191 Analytic Geometry and Calculus II 4 MA-010 X MATH-290 Analytic Geometry and Calculus III 5 MA-019 X PE-102A - PE-126C *See Contra Costa Catalog for Descriptions * CSK-3D PE-135A - PE-136A *See Contra Costa Catalog for Descriptions * CSK-3D PE-140A *See Contra Costa Catalog for Descriptions * PEA-032 PE-142 - PE-270B *See Contra Costa Catalog for Descriptions * CSK-3D PE-273A - PE-278A *See Contra Costa Catalog for Descriptions * CSK-3D PHILO-130 Logic, Critical Thinking and Compisition 3 CI-2D X PHYS-110 Descriptive Physics 3 CI-2B X PHYS-120 General College Physics I 4 PHY-011 X PHYS-121 General College Physics II 4 PHY-013 & -014 X PHYS-130 General Physics I 4 PHY-021 & -022 X PHYS-230 General Physics II 4 CI-2B X PHYS-231 General Physics III 4 CI-2B X PHYS-230 & PHYS-231 General Physics II & General Physics III 4 PHY-023 & -024 X POLSC-125 Government of the United States 3 POL-010 X POLSC-140 Introduction to International Relations 3 CI-2F X PSYCH-220 General Psychology 3 PSY-001 X SOCIO-220 Introduction to Sociology 3 CI-2H X SOCIO-221 Social Problems 3 CI-2H X SPAN-120 First-Semester Spanish 5 SP-001 SPAN-121 Second-Semester Spanish 5 SP-002 SPAN-220 Third-Semester Spanish 5 SP-003 SPAN-221 Fourth-Semester Spanish 5 SP-004 SPCH-120 Public Speaking 3 COM-015 III. Common Skills
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Common Skills. A. 1.2.3. Writing for the Liberal Arts/Writing/Speech Intensive (See Footnote) X. Xxxxxxxxxxxx and Analytical Reasonin C. Modern / Foreign Languages D. Physical Education X c b, c X X X X Westmont College Articulation Agreement with Cuesta College Courses from 2023-2024 Catalog Common Contexts and Compassionate Action GE Requirements must be taken at Westmont . II. Common Inquiries III. Common Skills Sem. Units Westmont Equivalent Course or GE Category A. Reading Imaginative Literature (4) B. Exploring the Physical Sciences (4) C. Exploring the Life Sciences (4) D. Reasoning Abstractly (4) E. Working Artistically (4) F. Thinking Globally (4) G. Thinking Historically (4) H. Understanding Society (4) A. 1.2.3. Writing for the Liberal Arts/Writing/Speech Intensive (See Footnote) X. Xxxxxxxxxxxx and Analytical Reasonin C. Modern / Foreign Languages D. Physical Education Course Title HIST 204A History of Western Civilization 3 CI-2G X HIST 207A History of the United States 3 HIS-007 X HIST 207B History of the United States 3 HIS-008 X HIST 210 History of California 3 CI-2H X JOUR 201 News Writing and Reporting 3 ENG-087 b, c KINA 201-206 *See CC Catalog for Descriptions - Must take for one unit 1 CSK-3D X KINA 210-246 *See CC Catalog for Descriptions - Must take for one unit 1 CSK-3D X KINA 252-267 *See CC Catalog for Descriptions - Must take for one unit 1 CSK-3D X KINA 278 *See CC Catalog for Descriptions - Must take for one unit 1 CSK-3D X KINA 293, 294 *See CC Catalog for Descriptions - Must take for one unit 1 CSK-3D X MATH 247 Introduction to Statistics 4 MA-005 X X MATH 265A Calculus I 5 MA-009 X X MATH 265B Calculus II 5 MA-010 X X MATH 283 Calculus III: Multivariable Calculus 5 MA-019 X X MUS 236 Music Appreciation: World Music 3 CI-2F X PHIL 208 Introduction to Logic 3 PHI-012 X PHIL 209 World Religions 3 CI-2F X PHYS 205A General Physics 4 PHY-011 X X PHYS 205B General Physics 4 PHY-013 & -014 X X PHYS 208A Principles of Physics 1 5 PHY-021 & -022 X X PHYS 208B & PHYS 208C Principles of Physics 2 and Modern Physics 5/4 PHY-023 & -024 X X POLS 202 Government and Politics of the United States 3 POL-010 X POLS 204 World Politics 3 CI-2F X PSYC 201 Introductory Psychology 3 PSY-001 X SOC 201A Introduction to Sociology 3 SOC-001 X SOC 202 Social Problems 3 CI-2H X SOC 206 Race and Ethnic Relations 3 CI-2H X SPAN 201 Spanish I 5 SP-001 X SPAN 202 Spanish II 5 SP-002 X SPAN 203 Spanish III 5 SP-003 X SPAN 204 Spanish IV 5 SP-004 X Westmont College Articulat...
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