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FAYETTEVILLE STATE
UNIVERSITY
CORE CURRICULUM COURSES
FOR FIRST-TIME FRESHMEN
The following table lists University College Core Curriculum
requirements with core courses generally open to first-time
freshmen. Credit hours are listed in parentheses ( ). Courses with
an asterisk (*) have a placement or pre-requisite requirement.
Students must have the appropriate placement scores or transfer
course credit to take these courses. Placement criteria are
available from University College. The FSU Undergraduate Catalog
lists pre-requisites. Many major programs require students to
select specific courses to fulfill Core requirements. See the
Catalog or a Four-Year Plan for details. A list of majors is
available on the other side of this form. |
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Freshman
Seminar/University Studies
(2 credits).
Depending on placement,
may include reading support
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UNIV 101 (1) Freshman Seminar I
(required of all first-time freshmen) |
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English
(6 credits)
ENGL 110 (3) English Composition I
(required of all students)
ENGL 108
(3), Grammar and Usage, may be
required depending on profile scores. |
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Speech
(3 credits): SPEE 200 (3) Introduction to
Speech. Prerequisite: ENGL
110; Corequisite: ENGL 120.
(required of all students) |
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Mathematics (6 credits)
Depending upon placement scores and major,
may exceed six. |
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Critical
Thinking (3 Credits):
PHIL 110 (3) Critical Thinking
(required of all students) |
Humanities/Fine Arts (3 credits)
Depending upon major, may exceed three.
ART 210 (3) Survey of Art
ART 211 (3) Introduction to Art History
HUMN 211 (3) Humanities: Music, Art,
and Ideas I
HUMN 212 (3) Humanities: Music, Art,
and Ideas II |
MUSI 210 (3) Music Appreciation
MUSI 225 (3) History of Jazz
MUSI 260 (3) African American Music
THEA 203 (3) Introduction to Theater |
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History/Social Sciences
(3 credits)
Depending upon major,
may exceed three.
ANTH 210 (3) Introduction to Anthropology
CRJC 200 (3) Introduction to the Criminal Justice System
ECON 200 (3) Economics of Decision Making
GEOG 210 (3) Principles of Geography
GEOG 220 (3) World Regional Geography
HIST 110 (3) World History to 1600
HIST 120 (3) World History since 1600
HIST 210 (3) African-American History |
HIST 211 (3) The United States to 1865
HIST 212 (3) The United States since 1865
POLI 200 (3) Introduction to Political Science
POLI 210 (3) Principles of American Government
POLI 220 (3) Principles of Public Administration
PSYC 210 (3) General Psychology
SOCI 210 (3) Principles of Sociology
SWRK 220 (3) Introduction to Human Services |
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Natural Sciences (8 credits)
Depending upon placement scores and major, may exceed eight.
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Physical Education/Health Education
(2 credits)
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University College Restricted Electives (9 credits)
Depending upon major, may be fewer.
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A 100- or 200-level
foreign language sequence (6 credits) OR Six credits from either
the History/Social Sciences and Humanities/Fine Arts
courses listed above. AND |
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Three credits from
any 100- or 200-level course. |
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