University General Education

To ensure breadth, UGE courses are required in at least four of the following areas (a course may be used in only one category):

· Economics
· Social sciences
· Humanities
· Communications (e.g., writing or verbal intensive courses)
· Quantitative sciences (e.g., statistics, mathematics)
· Biological sciences (e.g., biology, botany)
· Physical sciences (e.g., chemistry, geology, physics)
· Professional college courses: architecture, agriculture, business, education, human ecology, engineering. Acceptable courses will be determined by each department and approved by the dean's office.

Only one agriculture course can be used to meet general education requirements. The agriculture course must be from outside the student's departmental major, and it may only be used as a free or restricted elective in the curriculum.

Departments within the college may specify which of the eight areas their students can use to satisfy UGE requirements. The program is designed to take advantage of the strong tradition of excellence in advising to determine the specific UGE courses that are best suited to each individual.

Transfer students will follow the university general education policy in effect for this population. See the Admissions section of this catalog for details.

In course descriptions, UGE courses are marked with a . 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 Agriculture:
	General Requirements		Agricultural Education		Entomology
	University General Education		Agricultural Technology Management		Food Science and Industry
	Program Choices		Agronomy		Grain Science and Industry
	General Agriculture		Animal Sciences and Industry		Horticulture, Forestry, and Recreation Resources
	Agricultural Economics		Communications		Plant Pathology