University of Scranton
Scranton, PA
The University of Scranton says that its general education program "aims to generate opportunities for students to obtain and demonstrate broad knowledge of human cultures, social formations, and the physical and natural world. Moreover, philosophy and theology enjoy a special place in the Jesuit and Catholic educational traditions; in tandem with other disciplines, they encourage students to reflect on fundamental questions of ethics and faith in their personal and professional development. As such, the transformation for which The University of Scranton strives builds on shared, formative educational opportunities." [Source]
- Website:http://www.scranton.edu/
- Undergraduate Enrollment:3,810
- 4-Year Graduation Rate:72%
- Tuition & Fees:$43,310 annually
General Education Requirements
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1. Composition
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2. Literature
NONo credit given for Literature because it is one of five sequences in the "Humanities" requirement, from which students need only select one.
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3. Foreign Language
NONo credit given for Foreign Language because it is one of five sequences in the "Humanities" requirement, from which students need only select one. Moreover, students may fulfill the requirement with elementary-level study.
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4. U.S. Government or History
NO -
5. Economics
NONo credit given for Economics because a course in economics is an option, but not required, to fulfill the "Social/Behavioral Science" requirement.
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6. Mathematics
NONo credit given for Mathematics because the "Mathematics" requirement maybe satisfied by courses with little college-level math content.
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7. Science
NONo credit given for Natural or Physical Science because the "Natural Science" requirement may be satisfied by courses with little science content.
Curriculum last evaluated: 06/01/2018