Liberal Arts
Selected Studies
Director Sharon H. Nelson
Program Committee Coordinator Robert A. Wood
The program in selected studies allows students to pursue a self-designed
course of study. It is planned for students with a definite educational
objective that is not met by the majors presently offered by the College
of Liberal Arts. While
the program is free from several traditional requirements, students
must meet other require-ments and procedures to obtain the degree.
Students are eligible for the program after they complete 45 credit
hours. With the help of program sponsors, students formulate a contract
outlining their study goals and reserving at least 48 credit hours for
core courses that help accomplish those goals. The contract is evaluated
and approved by
the Program Committee.
In addition to completing the core and meeting all other university
and college requirements for graduation, students must successfully
complete
at least 60 credit hours in courses numbered 300
or above; eight to 16 credit hours must be earned
in LA 490, Senior Project in Selected Studies. Students must submit
a proposal for the project
to the program committee for approval before the beginning of their
senior year.
Students interested in selected studies should see the committee coordinator
for more information about the program.
Degree Requirements - Selected Studies
Bachelor of Arts Degree
| General Education Requirements | 57 |
|
Core Courses
|
48
|
|
Senior Project (LA 490) |
8 - 16
|
|
Foreign Language and
Research Methods Requirement
|
24 - 32
|
|
Electives
|
39 - 55
|
|
Total (minimum requirement)
|
192
|
Ordinarily no more than 45 hours in one department may be counted toward
the degree.
Degree Requirements - Selected Studies
Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree
| General Education Requirements | 57 |
| Core Courses | 48 |
| Senior Project (LA 490) | 8 - 16 |
| Electives | 71 - 79 |
|
Total (minimum requirement)
|
192
|
Ordinarily no more than a combination of 100 hours of course work may
be taken in the Departments of Art and Art History, Music, and Theatre,
and no more than 68 hours in any one department may be counted toward
the degree.
|