- Level of Study
General Education Requirements
Students should contact the College of Physical and Mathematical Sciences Advisement Center for information about general education courses that will also fill major requirements.
For additional information see the General Education section of the Undergraduate Catalog.
DOCTRINAL FOUNDATION |
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| 1. | Book of Mormon | Take 2-course sequence. |
| 2. | New Testament | Take 1 course. |
| 3. | Doctrine and Covenants | Take 1 course. |
THE INDIVIDUAL AND SOCIETY |
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| 4. | Wellness | Take 1 course or 3-course combination. |
| 5. | American Heritage | Take 1 course or 2-course combination. |
| 6. | Global and Cultural Awareness | Take 1 course or 2-course combination; tagged courses in detailed table below may double count to also complete the Languages of Learning or Arts OR Letters or Civilization 2 requirement. |
SKILLS |
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| 7. | First-Year Writing | Take 1 course or AP |
| 8. | Advanced Writing and Oral Communication | Take 1 course or 2-course combination. |
| 9. | Quantitative Reasoning | Take 1 course or ACT/SAT option |
| 10. | Languages of Learning | Math option: take 1 course; Foreign Language option: take courses up to the culminating course. |
ARTS, LETTERS, AND SCIENCES |
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| 11. | Civilization 1 | Take 1 course. |
| 12. | Civilization 2 | Take 1 course; tagged courses may double count to complete Arts or Letters or Global and Cultural Awareness. |
| 13. | Arts | Take 1 course or combination of courses; tagged courses may double count to complete Civilization 2 or Global and Cultural Awareness. |
| 14. | Letters | Take 1 course; tagged courses may double count to complete Civilization 2 or Global and Cultural Awareness. |
| 15. | Biological Science | Take 1 course or 2-course combination. |
| 16. | Physical Science | Take 1 course or 2-course combination. |
| 17. | Social Science | Take 1 course. |
CORE ENRICHMENT: ELECTIVES |
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| 18. | Religion Electives | Take 3-4 courses. |
| Open Electives | Take other courses to round out your education—required only if student needs classes to complete the 120 hours for graduation. | |
Note: It is recommended that the classes in bold be completed within the first year of enrollment.