Table of Contents - Hartwick College

Two courses in social and behavioral analysis in two different
departments (SBA)
Europe 1815-1914
U.S. Government and Politics
Microeconomic Principles
General Psychology
Public Opinion and Voting
Global Business Cycles
Theory of Learning
Gender and Sexuality
Deviance and Social Control
International Relations
Foreign language (LN 1, 2, 3)
For students continuing a language studied more than 2
years at high school level, completion of 1 foreign language
course at intermediate level or above.
For students pursuing a language studied 2 years or less at
high school level, successful completion of a 2-course
sequence at introductory level or of a language and related
civilization course or of an off-campus program with a
language component and its related preparatory course.
Students also may satisfy this requirement by achieving a 3
on Advanced Placement or 500 on ETS Achievement Test.
A non-Western or Third World course (NTW)
People & Cultures of Central Asia
Buddhism
Worldwide Ceramics
Music of the World’s Cultures
Middle East Politics
Caribbean Literature
Science and Technology
As preparation for life in an era heavily influenced by science and
technology, our students will need to understand the language and
analytical methods of science and the different levels on which it explores
nature; they must also become sensitive to the impact of science and
technology on society.
Requirements:
A course in mathematics, logic, or computer use (MLC)
Problem Solving
Statistics
Logic
Lego Robotics Programming
Single Variable Calculus
Finite Mathematics
A course in chemistry or physics (LAB or SCI)
Chemistry in Today’s Society
Astronomy
Chemistry, Science & Life
Physics of Everyday Objects
Light and Relativity
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