1.

Complete the equivalent of one year of study of a foreign language at the second-year level or above, earning a C- or better in each course, at Southern Oregon University or another accredited college or university; complete four years of study of a single foreign language at the high school level; or successfully complete a proficiency examination administered by the Foreign Languages and Literatures program. Contact the Foreign Languages and Literatures program for information about the proficiency exam.

2.

Complete at least 48 credits of courses offered under the following prefixes, which are normally included in Arts and Humanities curricula: AL, ALA, ART, ARTM, ARTH, ASL, CAS, CHN, CM, COMM, CORE, CW, D, DMF, ELS, EMDA, ENG, FL, FLM, FPA, FR, GL, GSWS, HO, HON, HSE, HST, HUM, J, JPN, JRN, KOR, MUP, MUS, PHL, PR, REL, RTF, SHS, SP, SPAN, SSPC, TA, USEM, VP, WR, and WS. Note: courses with these prefixes that count toward University Studies, the academic major, minor, and requirement #1 above may also be counted toward these 48 credits.

1.

Complete at least two courses (7 or more credits) in mathematics, designated programming courses, designated statistics courses, or designated logic courses, earning a C- or better in each. The following programming, statistics and logic courses have been approved for this requirement:

• BA 282 - Applied Business Statistics 4 credits
• CS 200 - Introduction to Computer Science 4 credits
• CS 210 - Web Development I 4 credits
• CS 257 - Computer Science II 4 credits
• CS 295 - Web Development II 4 credits
• EC 232 - Exploratory Data Analysis 4 credits
• EC 332 - Quantitative Methods and Application 4 credits
• ES 386 - Environmental Data Analysis 5 credits
• OAL 425 - Research Methods in OAL 4 credits
• PE 425 - Research Methods in Health and PE 4 credits
• PHL 203 - Introduction to Logic 4 credits
• PSY 225 - Methods, Statistics, and Applications 4 credits
• SOAN 326 - Introduction to Social Research Methods 4 credits
• SOAN 327 - Quantitative Data Analysis 4 credits

2.

Complete at least 48 credits of courses offered under the following prefixes, which are normally included in Business, Computer Science, Mathematics, Natural Science and Social Science curricula: AM, ANTH, AOM, AS, BA, BED, BI, CAS, CCJ, CH, CIS, CM, CRIM, CS, CSM, D, DMF, EC, ED, EMDA, ENGR, ES, G, GEOG, HE, HSE, HST, INL, IS, MBA, MM, MS, MTH, NAS, NUR, OAL, PE, PEA, PH, PS, PSY, SC, SOAN, SOC, SSC, and SSPC. Note: courses with these prefixes that count toward University Studies, the academic major, minor, and requirement #1 above may also be counted toward these 48 credits.