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?
The intention of the Breadth of Knowledge (BoK) Distribution requirements is to encourage a certain level of diversity in the undergraduate experience. However, since a 6 credit hour course should be equivalent to two 3 credit-hour courses, a program or major can recognize a 6 credit hour course as fulfilling two BoK Distribution requirements. Academic unit heads in conjunction with faculty will designate such courses.
Related Questions
- Some courses are listed under more than one Breadth of Knowledge Distribution area. Can I use such a course to fulfill more than one of the BoK requirements?
- 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?
