Core Curriculum
The core courses are designed to guide students in learning to
integrate skills and knowledge gained in one course with what they
learn in others, including their major.
There are two groups of courses: common core requirements and
distributed core requirements. All students take the same nine
courses of the "common core" and take other courses in the
"distributed core," which vary somewhat by college or
program.
See the core curriculum requirements below for the
Bachelor of Science degrees in The School of
Education.
Bachelor of Science in Education
(BS.ED)
Common Core
Discover New York: DNY 1000C
English Composition: ENG 1000C
English Literature: ENG 1100C
History: Emergence of a Global Society- HIS 1000C
Philosophy: Philosophy of the Human Person: PHI 1000C
Philosophy Metaphysics: PHI 3000C
Scientific Inquiry: SCI 1000C
Speech: SPE 1000C
Theology: THE 1000C
Distributed Core
Fine Arts 1000C or Music 1240
Language: 2 years (includes sign language)
Mathematics- Fundamentals of Mathematics: Math 1000C
Mathematics: varies by major
Philosophy- Ethics: PHI 2200C
Science- BIO 1050
Social Science- American History: HIS 1302
Theology choice: THE 2200’s
Theology- Christian Marriage: THE 3230