English Composition	Literature
Mathematics	History
Social/Behavioral Science	Communication
Natural Sciences	Fine Arts

English Composition (6 Credits)

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• ENGL 101 - Introduction to Academic Writing 
  and
• ENGL 102 Writing and Research About Culture  
  or
• ENGL 115 Honors Academic Writing  
   
• ESOL 101 Introduction to Academic Writing for Non-Native Speakers of English 
• ESOL 102 Writing and Research About Culture for Non-Native Speakers of English  

28 ACT in English earns automatic credit for ENGL 101  and placement in ENGL 115 .

Mathematics (6 Credits)

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3 credit hours from:

• MATH 102 Quantitative Reasoning  
• MATH 105 Applied College Algebra  
• MATH 107 College Algebra and Quantitative Reasoning  
• MATH 109 Pre-Calculus Algebra  
• MATH 143 Pre-Calculus Algebra and Trigonometry  
• MATH 270 Calculus I  
   
• MATH 103 Applied College Algebra Fundamentals  
  and
• MATH 104 Applied College Algebra Fundamentals Practicum  

3 credit hours from:

• MATH 110 Pre-Calculus Trigonometry and Function Theory  
  or
• MATH 206 Mathematics of Finance  
  or
• STAT 214 Elementary Statistics  

Social/Behavioral Sciences (6 Credits)

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Choose from: ANTH, ECON, GEOG, POLS, PSYC, SOCI, CJUS. Three hours must be at the 200+ level.

Natural Sciences (9 Credits)

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Choose from: BIOL, PHYS, CHEM, GEOL, or ENVS courses below.

• ENVS 100 Environmental Science  (Physical)
• ENVS 150 Plant Science  (Biological)
• ENVS 280 Biosphere Systems  (Physical)

Six hours must be in a single biological (BIOL) or physical (CHEM, PHYS, GEOL, ENVS) science and three hours in the other natural science area not chosen. Science requirements may not be satisfied by three courses in the same department.

Literature (3 Credits)

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• ENGL 201 British Literature I  
• ENGL 202 British Literature II  
• ENGL 205 American Literature I  
• ENGL 206 American Literature II  
• ENGL 210 Literary Genres  
• ENGL 211 Thematic Approaches to Literature  
• ENGL 212 Literature and Other Media  
• ENGL 215 Honors British Literature  
• ENGL 216 Honors American Literature  
• ENGL 290 Introduction to Literary Studies  
• ENGL 312 Shakespeare  
• ENGL 319 Modern Poetry  
• ENGL 320 Modern Fiction  
• ENGL 321 Survey of World Literature I  
• ENGL 322 Survey of World Literature II  
• ENGL 332 Introduction to Folklore  
• ENGL 333 Louisiana Literature  
• ENGL 335 Louisiana Folklore  
• ENGL 341 History of Drama  
• ENGL 342 Modern Drama  
• ENGL 350 Young Adult Literature and Media  
• ENGL 370 Special Topics in Literary and/or Media Art  
• ENGL 371 Introduction to Ethnic Literatures  
• ENGL 372 Special Topics in Literature of Popular Culture  
• ENGL 380 Readings in Literature By Women  
• ENGL 381 The Scripture As Literature  
• ENGL 402G Survey of Old English Literature  
• ENGL 403G English Novel I  
• ENGL 404G English Novel II  
• ENGL 406G Survey of Restoration and Eighteenth Century British Literature  
• ENGL 411G English Literature of the Sixteenth Century  
• ENGL 412G Elizabethan and Jacobean Drama  
• ENGL 413G Chaucer  
• ENGL 414G Milton  
• ENGL 415G Major Writers in Restoration and Eighteenth Century British Literature  
• ENGL 416G Restoration and Eighteenth Century Literature and Culture  
• ENGL 417G Survey of Medieval English Literature  
• ENGL 420G Issues in Nineteenth Century Literature  
• ENGL 423G Shakespeare: The Early Plays  
• ENGL 424G Shakespeare: The Later Plays  
• ENGL 426G English Literature of the Seventeenth Century  
• ENGL 427G The British Romantic Era  
• ENGL 428G The Victorian Era  
• ENGL 429G American Renaissance  
• ENGL 430G Southern Literature  
• ENGL 432G American Folklore  
• ENGL 433G Approaches to African American Literature  
• ENGL 435G American Realism and Naturalism  
• ENGL 437G Early American Literature  
• ENGL 440G Folklore and Literature  
• ENGL 441G Restoration and Eighteenth Century Drama  
• ENGL 442G Modern American Drama  
• ENGL 443G Issues in Modern Poetry  
• ENGL 444G Movements in Modern Poetry  
• ENGL 445G Modern American Fiction  
• ENGL 450G History of Children’s Literature  
• ENGL 456G Approaches to Literature  
• ENGL 459G Literary Theory and Practical Criticism  
• ENGL 460G Themes and Issues in Children’s Literature  
• ENGL 466G Modern Irish Literature and Culture  
• ENGL 467G Modern British Literature and Culture  
• ENGL 470G Genres in Children’s Literature  
• ENGL 484G Feminist Literary Criticism  
• ENGL 496G Major Literary Figures  
   
• FREN 202 Intermediate French II  
• FREN 311 Introduction to French and Francophone Literature  
• FREN 431G Nineteenth Century Studies  
• FREN 441G Survey of Twentieth Century Fiction  
• FREN 471 Survey of French Literature I  
• FREN 472 Survey of French Literature II  
• FREN 481G Quebec  
• FREN 491G Francophone Antilles and the Indian Ocean  
   
• GERM 202 German for Reading  
• GERM 311 Introduction to Literature  
• GERM 405G Special Topics in Germanic Studies  
• GERM 441G Modern Literature I  
• GERM 442G Modern Literature II  
• GERM 471 Survey of German Literature I  
• GERM 472 Survey of German Literature II  
   
• LATN 301 Survey of Latin Literature I  
• LATN 302 Survey of Latin Literature II  
   
• SPAN 441 Survey of Latin American Literature I  
• SPAN 442 Survey of Latin American Literature II  
• SPAN 480G Topics in Spanish American Literature  

History (3 Credits)

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Any course in HIST except HIST 490 .

Communication (3 Credits)

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• CMCN 100 Principles of Human Communication  
• CMCN 101 Oral Communication for International Students  
• CMCN 202 Argumentation and Structured Decision-Making  
• CMCN 203 Honors Fundamentals  
• CMCN 212 Introductory Newswriting  
• CMCN 302 Competitive Forensics  
• CMCN 310 Public Speaking  
• ENGL 360 Advanced Writing  
• ENGL 365 Technical Writing  
• THEA 261 Acting I  

Fine Arts (3 Credits)

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• DANC 101 Introduction to Dance I  
• DANC 102 Introduction to Dance II  
• DANC 113 Beginning Jazz Technique  
• DANC 114 Beginning Hip Hop  
   
• DSGN 121 Survey of Design 
   
• MUS 104 Music Appreciation: History of American Popular Music  
• MUS 105 Music Appreciation: Survey of Styles  
• MUS 106 Music Appreciation: Survey of Choral Music  
• MUS 108 Music Appreciation: Intro to Jazz  
• MUS 109 Music Appreciation: Broadway and the Lyric Theatre  
• MUS 321 Class Voice I  
• MUS 322 Class Voice II  
• MUS 323 Class Piano for Non-majors  
• MUS 324 Class Piano for Non-majors  
• MUS 325 Class Guitar I  
• MUS 326 Class Guitar II  
• MUS 360 Cajun and Zydeco Music  
• MUS 364 Music Appreciation: Music of the World 
   
• THEA 161 Introduction to Theatre  
• THEA 261 Acting I 
   
• VIAR 120 Appreciation of the Visual Arts  
• VIAR 121 Survey of the Visual Arts I  
• VIAR 122 Survey of the Arts II