What are Integrative Studies courses?
Integrative Studies (IS) courses are courses taken on campus giving students a true UNL experience. They incorporate critical thinking, writing, oral expression, and analysis and are “intended to engage students in actively developing their ability and desire to analyze, evaluate, and communicate complex material and positions” (Undergraduate Bulletin, pg. 14).
Related Questions
- A student transferred two 3-credit courses that were applied to 4-credit Integrative Studies requirements. What does the student need to do to fulfill these requirements?
- Where is the list of courses that are eligible for Integrative Studies for a first-time transfer student?
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