How many credit hours are required to fulfill the Breadth of Knowledge areas of Quantitative Reasoning, Culture and Diversity, and Social and Ethical Reasoning by taking a course?
A course used to fulfill a General Education requirement in Quantitative Reasoning, Culture and Diversity, or Social and Ethical Reasoning must be a minimum of three credit hours. • What are the “experiences” that may fulfill part of the requirements of the General Education Program? A: Certain areas can be fulfilled by either courses or experiences. These include the BoK areas of Quantitative Reasoning, Diversity and Culture, and Social and Ethical Issues, as well as the Program/Major requirements of Methodology and Capstone. Many colleges and/or academic units already have established programs (such as service learning or co-op) that might fulfill this requirement. Other examples include travel or study-abroad programs (Latin American Studies-Geography field trip to Yucatan, study abroad in Spain or Mexico) that could fulfill the Diversity requirement. There are also service-learning programs (internships, tutoring) that could fulfill the Social and Ethical Issues requirement. It is
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- How many credit hours are required to fulfill the Breadth of Knowledge areas of Quantitative Reasoning, Culture and Diversity, and Social and Ethical Reasoning by taking a course?
- If a course or sequence of courses is more than 3 credit hours, can it count for more than one Breadth of Knowledge Distribution requirement?
- If a course doesn carry 3 credit hours, can it contribute towards fulfilling a Breadth of Knowledge distribution requirement?
