Course Substitution

For Courses That May Be Used to Fulfill the Major and LAC:

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Department Course Substitutions

Definition of Substitution: within specific areas of study, a course may be considered an alternative or replacement for a course within the LAC if it does not compromise the integrity of the course outcomes and has been approved by the LAPC (i.e., course X, course Y, and course Z may be used as an alternative for course A). Two substitutions, maximum 7 credits, are allowed for each major.

Updated 12/30/20

The following are Course Re-use Options

Definition of Re-Use (i.e., double-dip): Courses that fulfill a requirement in both the major and the LAC (a maximum of two are allowed for each major).

Updated 03/06/23

Liberal Arts Core: Courses that may be used to fulfill the major and LAC

• Accounting majors may use ECO 200 for the major and T1SS; ECO 201 for the major and T2IS
• Art Majors may use ART 110 2-­-D Design or Art 111 3-­-D Design (TI arts and Humanities context) and ART 202 Drawing I (T2 creative expression)
• Biology majors may use MAT 130 or 243 for the major and T1M; MAT 216 for the major and T2IT
• Business Administration majors may use ECO 201 for the major and T2IS; BUS 205 for the major and T2IT
• Business Information System majors may use ECO 201 for the major and T2IS; BUS 205 for the major and T2IT
• Communication majors may use COM 100 for the major and T1SS; COM 220 for the major and T2IT
• Economics majors may use ECO 200 for the major and T1SS; ECO 215 for the major and T2IT
• Education majors may use EDU 222 for T2CE and EDU 357 for T2CP
• English/American Studies majors may use AMS 251 for the major and T2IS
• English majors may use ENG 202 for T1-LT.
• English majors may fulfill T2CE (except ENG 241) and T2CP with designated ENG courses.
• Environmental Earth Science majors may use EES 104, 106, 110, 125 or 202 for the major and T1NS (if taken with EES 112 fulfills the science w/lab requirement); EES 224 for the major and T2NS; EES 340 for the major and T2IT
• Health and Physical Education majors may use HPE 328 for the major and T2NS
• Health Sciences majors may use MAT 216 for T2-IT
• History majors may use HIS 120 or 121 for the major and T1H; HIS 230 or 231 for the major and T2CP
• History/American Studies majors may use HIS 120 or 121 for the major and T1H; AMS 251 for the major and T2IS
• Liberal Studies majors may use either HIS 120 or HIS 121 to meet the T1H (because they need a US history course); may use EES 104 for T1NS; MAT 217 may use for T2IT
• Mathematics majors may use MAT 243 for the major and T1M
• Philosophy Majors may use PHI 120, PHI 210, PHI 215, and PHI 220 for the major and T1LT; PHI 232 for the major and T1H; PHI 360 and PHI 361 for the major and T2IS; PHI 311 and PHI 313 for the major and T2CP
• Political Science majors may use PSC 110 or 140 for the major and T1SS
• Psychology majors may use PSY 203 or 206 for the major and T2IS
• Social Work majors may use BIO 202 for the major and T1NS; SOC 100, PSY 100, ANT 106 or PSC 110 for the major and T1SS; SWK 311 for the major and T2IS; SWK 333 for the major and T2IT
• Sociology majors may use any ANT or SOC listed T2CP course for the major and T2CP; may use any ANT or SOC T2IS listed course for the major and T2IS
• Theatre majors may use THE 267 or THE 268 or THE 270 for the major and T1A; THE 272 or THE 275 for the major and T2CE