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K-State Undergraduate Catalog 2002-2004
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Agriculture
Architecture, Planning, and Design
Arts and Sciences
dMajors and Degrees
dDegree Requirements
dBachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Sciences
dBachelor of Fine Arts
dBachelor of Music
dBachelor of Music Education
dAssociate of Arts at Fort Riley
dAssociate of Science at Fort Riley
dDean of Arts and Sciences Courses
dProgram Options
dAdvising
dUniversity Undergraduate Studies
dPre-Law
dPre-Health Professions Program
dAerospace Studies
dAnthropology
dArt
dBiochemistry
dBiology
dChemistry
dEconomics
dEnglish
dGeography
dGeology
dHistory
dJournalism and Mass Communications
dKinesiology
dMathematics
dMilitary Science
dModern Languages
dMusic
dPhilosophy
dPhysics
dPolitical Science
dPsychology
dSociology, Anthropology, and Social Work
dSpeech Communication, Theatre, and Dance
dStatistics
Business Administration
Education
Engineering
Human Ecology
Technology and Aviation
Veterinary Medicine
Graduate School
Intercollegiate Athletics
K-State Research and Extension
Outreach
University Faculty
 

Degree Requirements

At least 120 credit hours are required for graduation.

Courses numbered below 100 may not be applied toward a degree. In addition to the university's limit on credits for extracurricular work, no more than 4 credit hours in lifetime sports and exercise activity classes may be applied toward a degree.

Common degree requirements
(Three courses, 8 credit hours minimum) Purpose: to give students practice in oral presentation and in writing and analyzing expository and argumentative prose.

ENGL 100Expository Writing I3
ENGL 200Expository Writing II3
SPCH 105Public Speaking IA2
or
SPCH 106Public Speaking I3
 
University general education requirements
As required by the university, students must complete at least 18 credit hours of approved UGE courses, at least 6 credit hours of which must be at the 300 level or above. Except for students in the college's interdisciplinary majors (humanities, life sciences, physical science, and social science) courses used for UGE credit may not be in the student's major field without the approval of the college and the university.

Within the above guidelines, any approved UGE courses offered by any college at Kansas State University may be used to satisfy these requirements. UGE courses approved as basic requirements in the College of Arts and Sciences (see Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Sciences following this section) may be used to satisfy simultaneously both UGE and College of Arts and Sciences basic requirements. Students should consult their advisors for up-to-date lists of approved courses.

In course descriptions, UGE courses are marked with a University General Education course. For more information about UGE requirements, see the Degrees section of this catalog. For a current list of approved UGE courses: www.ksu.edu/registrar/enroll/gened.html.

Topics within Arts and Sciences:
dMajors and Degrees dPre-Health Professions Program dKinesiology
dDegree Requirements dAerospace Studies dMathematics
dBachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Sciences dAnthropology dMilitary Science
dBachelor of Fine Arts dArt dModern Languages
dBachelor of Music dBiochemistry dMusic
dBachelor of Music Education dBiology dPhilosophy
dAssociate of Arts at Fort Riley dChemistry dPhysics
dAssociate of Science at Fort Riley dEconomics dPolitical Science
dDean of Arts and Sciences Courses dEnglish dPsychology
dProgram Options dGeography dSociology, Anthropology, and Social Work
dAdvising dGeology dSpeech Communication, Theatre, and Dance
dUniversity Undergraduate Studies dHistory dStatistics
dPre-Law dJournalism and Mass Communications   
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