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Services > General Education > General Education Requirements
COMMUNICATION (6 hours) Students must take the two listed courses:
MATHEMATICS 3 hours Minimum Students must take one of the listed courses:
NATURAL SCIENCES 6 hours Minimum Students will select one course from each of the following two categories:
Physical Sciences:
Life Sciences:
WELLNESS 2 hours Minimum Students must take one of the listed courses:
LITERARY, PERFORMING AND VISUAL ARTS 6 hours Minimum required - may take up to 9 hours Students will select at least two courses from at least two of the following categories. An additional course may be selected from any category as a Block 3 elective.
Art:
Music:
Literature:
Theater:
HISTORY AND SOCIAL SCIENCES 9 hours Minimum required - may take up to 15 hours Students will select courses from both History and the Social Sciences as indicated (two additional courses may be taken as Block 3 electives)
History: (3 hours required from HIS 120, 170 or 171)
Social Sciences: (6 hours required) Select a minimum of two courses from at least two different prefixes.
PHILOSOPHY AND MODERN LANGUAGES 3 Hours Minimum required - may take up to 10 Hours Students will select one course from either the Philosophy or Modern Languages categories. No more than two courses from either category will count toward General Education credit.
Philosophy:
Modern Languages:
Electives from BLOCK 3 (6 hours Minimum) Students will select a minimum of 6 hours from Block 3 as General Education electives.
EDUCATED PERSPECTIVE SEMINAR 3 hours EPS 300 Educated Perspective Seminar
Special Requirements:
Students must complete 60 hours, including at least 30 hours of General Education courses, before registering for EPS 300.
An EPS 300 course cannot count towards a student’s major or endorsement. Students may petition the Registrar to retake an EPS 300 course of any topic to replace a grade of C– or below. The grade earned in repetition will stand.
Students can apply no more than two General Education courses toward a non-teaching major.
Several majors and/or endorsements require course work of higher level or designated course number to meet specific General Education requirements. Refer to specific program descriptions in the catalog for identification of these courses.
NOTES:
Transfer students who have completed the associate degree program (AA, AS, or pre-approved AAS degree) at an accredited institution are generally admitted with junior standing. A maximum of 66 semester hours of academic credit may be accepted from all previously attended accredited community colleges. An examination may be required before credit is accepted for a course defined by WSC as upper level if it has been taken in a community college.
The only General Education requirement for transfer students with an AA or AS degree from an accredited Nebraska community college is one completed Educated Perspective Seminar course unless specific requirements are a part of the intended major/degree program. All other transfer students must meet all WSC General Education requirements; General Education transfer courses will be considered on a course by course basis.
Students who have completed an unarticulated associate of applied science degree may (if they so desire) enter under the regulations governing the Technology or Trade and Industrial Education programs. These are described in the catalog in the section on Industrial Technology.
For more information, students may consult the current catalog.
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