• Consult the A&S
Advising website for
courses that meet A
&S
Foundation requirements
• One non-A
&S course
can count toward the
2000 level or higher
course requirement
• Only one non-A
&S
course may be counted
in each of the four areas
• Courses in the major
department may not
be used to fulfill A
&S
Foundation (Breadth
of Study and Depth of
Study) requirements
• 30 of the last 36 hours
must be taken as MU
courses
• In order to graduate,
students must have the
following Grade Point
Averages (GPAs):
2.0 cumulative GPA
2.0 major GPA
2.0 minor GPA
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College of Arts And sCienCe foundAtion (BAsiC skills), university generAl eduCAtion And grAduAtion requirements
BAChelor of sCienCe degree (in BiologiCAl sCienCes) (for students stArting mu summer ’19 or lAter)
(List courses already completed and courses to be completed)
Ed
=
General Education,
G
=
Graduation,
B
=
Basic Skills,
O
=
course may be use for other degree requirements
All General Education and Graduation requirements must be met with a grade of C- or better (except for the American Gov./History requirement)
College of Arts And sCienCe foundAtion (BreAdth of study And depth of study) requirements
(List courses already completed and courses to be completed)
— Arts and Science Foundation courses satisfy the MU Distribution of Content requirement for an Arts and Science degree —
(if student is pursuing a second non-A&S degree and/or transfers to another division,
check with the appropriate advisor concerning courses meeting MU Distribution of Content requirement)
AreA 1 — BiologiCAl,
physiCAl, And mAthemAtiCAl
sCienCes
9 hours minimum covering at least 2 of
3 categories (must include 1 science lab).
Examples include Biological: biology,
biological anthropology;
Physical: chemistry, geology, physics;
Mathematical: mathematics, statistics.
AreA 2 — BehAviorAl sCienCes
5 hours minimum. Examples include
anthropology (excluding biological
anthropology), psychology and sociology.
AreA 3 — soCiAl sCienCes
9 hours minimum covering at least 2
subjects. Examples include economics,
geography, history and political science.
AreA 4 — humAnities And
fine Arts
12 hours minimum covering at least 3
subjects. Examples include appreciation of
art, music or theatre; classical humanities;
creative and performing arts; foreign
civilizations; history of art, music or
theatre; literature; philosophy; and
religious studies.
depArtment And Course numBer
totAl
hours
Credit
hours
In order to graduate, students must complete a minimum of
(A) 120 hours of degree applicable credit (including major, foundation
courses, general education, minor [optional], and electives) including
(B) 30 hours numbered 3000 or above. You will receive an e-mail
stating progress toward requirements A and B. This information is also
available at 107 Lowry Hall a few weeks after filing this graduation plan.
Three 2000 level or above
Arts & Science approved
courses (minimum 9 hours)
must be distributed in at least
two of the four areas listed
above. One course must be an
MU course.
semester/
grAde
last revision 6/5/19
Department/Course #
Department/Course #
Department/Course #
Department/Course #
Grade
Department/Course #
Semester
English 1000 or equivalent
Ed, B
Writing Intensive I (1000+)
Ed, O
Writing Intensive II (3000+)
G, O
American Government or History
Ed, B, O
Foreign Language (generally 12–13 hours; must be in the same Language) or Foreign
Language Alternative (12 hours)
B
Department/Course #
Semester
Math 1050, 1100/1120, 1160,
1180; Stat 1200
Ed, B
Capstone
G, O
Diversity Requirement (di)
O
For students beginning college Fall ’17 or later
Department/Course #
Grade Grade Grade Grade