BA in Humanities Credit Distribution
BA in Humanities Credit Distribution
| Subject Category | Credits |
| I. General Education Requirements | 60 |
| A. English Composition | 6 |
| B. Humanities | 12 |
| Must include at least two subject areas | |
| C. Social Sciences | 12 |
| Must include at least two subject areas | |
| D. Natural Sciences and Mathematics | 12 |
| One college-level mathematics course required | (3) |
| One computer science course recommended | (3) |
| Other natural sciences/mathematics | (6) |
| Must include at least two subject areas | |
| E. General Education Electives | 18 |
| II. Area of Study: Humanities | 33 |
| A. REQUIREMENTS | |
| 1. Students complete 33 credits in the humanities concentration | |
| 2. At least three different subjects must be included, which provides for breadth of knowledge in the humanities. Also, students must earn at least 12 credits in one subject area. A maximum of18 credits can be earned in any one subject area in order to have a balanced interdisciplinary concentration. | |
| 3. Courses transferred to Thomas Edison State College are equated to the following levels: 100, 200, 300 or 400. A maximum of two college-level courses equating to the 100 leve can be applied toward the area of concentration. A deeper knowledge of subjects is provided by requiring the remaining area of concentration college-level course equate to levels 200, 300 or 400. | |
| B. THE FOLLOWING ARE EXAMPLES OF HOW APPROPRIATE SUBJECT AREAS CAN BE APPLIED TOWARD THE CONCENTRATION: | |
| EXAMPLE I: | |
|
(15) |
|
(12) |
|
(6) |
| 33 credits TOTAL | |
| EXAMPLE II: | |
|
(18) |
|
(9) |
|
(6) |
| 33 credits TOTAL | |
| EXAMPLE III: | |
|
(12) |
|
(3) |
|
(18) |
| 33 credits TOTAL | |
| III. Free Electives | 27 |
| Total | 120 |
Note 1: Any of the following areas are considered humanities and may be used as a subject area in the concentration: art, communications (oral: speech; mass media: film; journalism, radio/television), dance, English/literature (includes advanced writing courses, e.g., Creative Writing, Technical Writing), foreign language, music, philosophy, religion, theater.
Note 2: The communications area of oral (speech) and mass media (film, journalism, radio/television) count as one subject area in the concentration.
Note 3: All foreign languages count as one subject area in the concentration.
Note 4: The following subject areas are interdisciplinary: African-American studies; American studies; Asian studies; environmental studies; urban studies; women's studies. Courses from any of these interdisciplinary subject areas may be applied toward an appropriate subject area in the concentration only if the content is related to humanities.
