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LIBERAL ARTS:
Womens Studies Option
The Women’s Studies Option offers
an understanding of many familiar subjects from the perspective
of women. The Women’s Studies option prepares students
with all the traditional skills of a liberal arts education:
practice in critical reading, critical thinking, and clear,
well-organized writing; and background in several academic
disciplines,
always with women of all races, nationalities and sexual orientations
at the center. Women’s Studies students are prepared
to transfer to all majors in liberal arts B. A. programs,
including
the many four-year Women’s Studies majors available.
Students entering the work world transfer their skills in
writing, research
and thinking to a variety of jobs. A minimum of 62 credit hours
are required for graduation.
| Courses |
Credits |
Comments |
Requirements: |
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| ENG101
English Composition I |
3 |
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| ENG102
English Composition II |
3 |
Prerequisite |
| GOV212
Women and the Law |
3 |
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| HIS251
Women's History |
3 |
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| HIS252
The Family in History |
3 |
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| LIT232
Women in Film |
3 |
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| LIT241
Women and Love in Literature |
3 |
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| LIT243
Women's Lives: Recorded and Imagined |
3 |
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| SOC203
Women and Society |
3 |
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| Electives: |
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| Behavioral Science Electives |
3 |
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| Fine & Performing Arts/Foreign
Language/Philosophy & Religion Electives |
6 |
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| Math Electives |
6/8 |
MAT111
or higher |
| Science Electives |
8 |
Must be lab sciences |
| Liberal Arts Electives |
6 |
3 credits of PEDcourses may be substituted for 3 Liberal Arts elective
credits |
| Free Electives |
6 |
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