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Academic Curriculum<br />
PS304<br />
PS305<br />
PY111<br />
PY220<br />
S110<br />
S304<br />
S305<br />
Political and Social Thought I<br />
Political and Social Thought II<br />
General Psychology<br />
Abnormal Psychology<br />
Sociological Imagination<br />
Political and Social Thought I<br />
Political and Social Thought II<br />
Literature (LI)<br />
One course from:<br />
E175 Introduction to Literature<br />
E300 Dimensions <strong>of</strong> Literature<br />
E333 Shakespeare<br />
F443 French/Francophone Novel<br />
F445 French/Francophone Theater<br />
F446 French/Francophone Poetry<br />
SP443 Medieval/Renaissance Spanish Literature<br />
SP444 18th-20th Century Spanish Literature<br />
SP445 Latin American Lit. through the 18th Century<br />
SP446 19th-20th Century Latin American Literature<br />
Moral Traditions (MT)<br />
One course from:<br />
PH202 Philosophy in Our World<br />
PH305 Health Care Ethics<br />
PH343 Contemporary Ethical Issues<br />
PH345 Philosophy <strong>of</strong> the Person<br />
PH346 Ethical Issues in the Sciences<br />
PH362 Business Ethics<br />
PH387 Philosophy <strong>of</strong> the Law<br />
Natural Scientific Systems (NS)<br />
Two courses; at least one course must have a lab:<br />
B105 Environmental Biology with Laboratory<br />
B110 Botany & Zoo. I & B111 Botany & Zoo. I Lab.<br />
B120 Botany & Zoo. II & B121 Botany & Zoo. II Lab.<br />
B200 Human Bio. & B201 Human Bio. Lab.<br />
B210 Current Scientific Issues<br />
B350 Heredity and Society<br />
C110 World <strong>of</strong> Materials with Laboratory<br />
C131 Gen. Chemistry I & C133 Gen. Chemistry I Lab.<br />
P111 The Earth and the Solar System<br />
P113 Physics <strong>of</strong> Sound and Music<br />
P121 Astronomy: The Stars and Beyond<br />
P155 Foundations <strong>of</strong> Physics<br />
P201 Intro. Physics I & P202 Intro. Physics I Lab.<br />
The Natural Scientific Systems general education<br />
requirement will be met only when both the lecture<br />
and laboratory courses <strong>of</strong> a lecture/laboratory pair are<br />
completed. Passing only the lecture portion <strong>of</strong> the lecture/<br />
laboratory pair does not satisfy a non-laboratory science<br />
requirement. Passing only the laboratory portion <strong>of</strong> the<br />
lecture/laboratory pair does not satisfy a laboratory<br />
science requirement.<br />
Quantitative Systems (QS)<br />
One course from:<br />
BU215 Business Statistics<br />
M109 Mathematical Concepts II: Geometry<br />
M149 Calculus with Precalculus II<br />
M151<br />
ST132<br />
ST232<br />
Calculus I<br />
Reasoning with Statistics<br />
Introduction to Statistics<br />
Skills Requirements<br />
Writing Requirement<br />
Students whose initial writing placement is E105 Writing<br />
Skills must successfully complete E105 before beginning<br />
E120 English Composition. E120 or E220 should be<br />
completed in the first year. All students who are placed<br />
in E220 who bring in AP, CLEP, or transfer credits for a<br />
course equivalent to E120 prior to their matriculation<br />
at <strong>Saint</strong> Mary’s may use that course for their first lower<br />
division writing course. The second lower division<br />
writing course may be fulfilled with LCT225, a major<br />
lower division writing course, LH455, or a major upperdivision<br />
writing course if that course is not needed for<br />
the upper division writing requirement.<br />
All students who are placed in E220 who do not have a<br />
course to fulfill a lower division writing course prior to<br />
matriculation must take either E220 at <strong>Saint</strong> Mary’s or transfer<br />
in an equivalent course. This transfer course must receive prior<br />
approval from the director <strong>of</strong> academic advising.<br />
Written Communication Requirement: A or B, depending<br />
on initial writing placement:<br />
A. E120 English Composition and two additional courses<br />
(one must be upper division) chosen from:<br />
AC428 Advanced Accounting<br />
AR371 Art History I<br />
AR461 Art Seminar I<br />
B412 Molecular Biology with Laboratory<br />
B493 Biology Research and Thesis<br />
C447 Chemistry Research: Thesis<br />
CS301 Computers and Society<br />
CS495 Senior Research Seminar<br />
E325 Advanced Essay Writing<br />
E490 Senior Thesis<br />
EC440 Intl. Trade, Finance and Monetary Issues<br />
ED301 School and Society<br />
F306 Advanced French Composition<br />
H270 Historical Thinking<br />
H370 Research and Writing<br />
H470 Senior Thesis I<br />
H471 Senior Thesis II<br />
LCT225 Perspectives on the Good Human Life<br />
LH405 Modernity in Dialogue with Catholicism<br />
M491 Senior Seminar<br />
MC201 Reporting I<br />
MC301 Reporting II<br />
MC331 Reporting Governmental Affairs<br />
MG315 Entrepreneurship<br />
MG336 Human Resource Management<br />
MK371 Pr<strong>of</strong>essional Selling and Sales Management<br />
MU341 Music History I<br />
MU392 Music Business<br />
P390 Advanced Laboratory I<br />
PH402 Senior Thesis<br />
PS242 Logic <strong>of</strong> Analysis<br />
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