MAJOR COURSES
(Any course may be taken as an elective if there are no prerequisites or a student has satisfied them.  All regular courses are 4 semester credits; phys ed classes are .5 semester credits.) 

Art and Art History
CE  ART 1117 Design
CE  AHY 1114 History of Western Art II  (from 1400 A.D. to the present))  HS/HU
SCH  AHY 2239 Romanticism and Impressionism    HU
IW  HIS 1105 Formation of Western Society     HS/HU
SCH, TA PHI 1113 Philosophy from Ancient Times to the Renaissance  HU

Business/Economics
Passing both parts of the Math Proficiency Test (Arithmetic & Basic Algebra) is a general pre-requisite for all courses in Business, Economics, Mathematics and Statistics.  The prerequisite for upper-level (3000 or 4000) courses in Business and Economics is completion of ECO 2201 Principles of Economics

QR  MAT 1107 College Algebra        NSM
QR  MAT 1117 Calculus I  (by placement)     NSM
QR  MAT 2218 Linear Algebra       NSM
SCH  ECO 2201 Principles of Economics      SS
QR  STA 2215 Elementary Statistics for Social Sciences      SS
QR  STA 2216 Statistical Methods
BUA 2209 Principles of Marketing     SS
ECO 3303 Microeconomic Theory
ECO 3320 Macroeconomic Theory
ECO 3304 International Economics
BUA 4323 Corporate Finance and Financial Management
BUA/PSY 2220 Psychology in the Workplace (prerequisite--completion of
PSY 1106: Introduction to Psychology)   
COM 1110 Public Speaking (completion of ENG 1101 with a grade of at least “C”
Native speakers of English are exempted from this requirement)

Communication
COM 1103 Introduction to Communication II: Media  (Mass Communication)
COM 1110 Public Speaking (completion of ENG 1101 with a grade of at least “C.
Native speakers of English are exempted from this requirement. Communication majors may also be exempted by permission)
COM 2204     Qualitative Research Methods (prerequisites: COM 1102 & 1103)   SS
COM 2265 Digital Photography and Web Design
(SP: fulfils a major requirement in Communication)
COM 3326 Organizational Communication
COM  3338 European Film Art (Budapest Campus only) 
IW  COM  3352 Intercultural Communication 
ENG 1103 Introduction to Journalism (prerequisite: completion of ENG 1101. Native speakers of English are exempted from this requirement.)
COM 4594 Senior Seminar

Political Science
SCH  PSI 1101 Introduction to Political Science     SS
SCH   PSI 1112 Modern Political Thought     HS/SS
IN  PSI 2203 International Law and Organization    SS
PSI 2206 American Political Thought     SS
SI  PSI 2211 Science and Technology Policy     SS
PSI 2215 Environmental Policy      SS
PSI  3398 Guided Independent Study (2 CR)
PSI 4492 Senior Seminar

COMPETENCE COURSES
FYS 1170 First Year Seminar An Introduction to the Liberal  Arts through Research
    (Mandatory for all first-semester students)
ENG 1002 College Composition (by placement)
CW  ENG 1101 Introduction to College Writing  (English Composition I)
TOEFL Intensive Course (eight classes a week)  
    Mandatory for all fifth and sixth semester students who have not satisfied the    TOEFL requirement  (213 CBT, 80 iBT)
MAT 1001/1002 Mathematics Workshop (Pass/Fail course, mandatory for students having failed either part of the Math Proficiency Test)

Physical Education
Skill activities
PES  EPE 1071 Basketball
PES  EPE 1091 Volleyball

Fitness Activities
PEF  EPE 1055A Special Topics in Fitness Activities ( Aerobics )
PEF  EPE 1047 Folk/Social Dance (Salsa)
PEF  EPE 1055Y (Sp Topic) Yoga

ELECTIVES satisfying BLAR requirements
CE  AHY 1114 History of Western Art II (from1400 A.D. to the present)  HS/HU
SI  BIO 2100 The Molecular Design of Life     NSM
CCS/IDS 2203 Introduction to Hungarian Culture (open to students from countries   
  other than Hungary). Prerequisite: completion of ENG 1101; native
speakers of English are exempted from this requirement         GP/CCS/HU
IN, SCH CCS 2212 World Music                                                       GP/CCS/HU SIL  CHE/EPS 2203  Environmental Chemistry (by Visiting Professor Peter Craig)   NSM
   ENG 2266  SP: Multicultural Voices in Contemporary American Literature HU
GSC 2207 The History of Natural Science-Mathematical & Physical Aspects  NSM
IW  HIS 1106 Western Civilization II: 1700-Present    HS/HU
IW, SCH HIS  1135 Understanding Europe II      HS/HU
SCH  HIS  2229 U.S. History in the Cold War Era   (America since 1945)  HU
HIS 2105 Holocaust and Memory      HU
HUN 1101 Elementary Hungarian I
PHI 1113 Philosophy from Ancient Times to the Renaissance  HU
SCH  PSY 1106 Introduction to Psychology     SS
  PSY/IDS 2212 Psychology of Gender      SS/HU 
  GSC 1105 The Science of Cooking (by Visiting Professor Peter Craig) SI

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(Please note that the College reserves the right to cancel or add courses or to make substitutions)

Explanation of Codes:

Old BLAR (Basic Liberal Arts Requirements) for students beginning their studies before 2007/2008
GP/CCS       Global Perspective/Cross Cultural Studies
HS         Heritage Sequence
HU         Humanities
NSM         Natural Science and/or Mathematics
SS         Social Science

New BLAR codes for students beginning their studies from 2007/2008                                                                               
CE Creative Expression   
CW College Writing    
FYS First Year Seminar    
IN International Non-Western   
IW International Western   
PEF/PES Physical Fitness    
QR Quantitative Reasoning  
SCH Social, Cultural, Historical Understanding  
SI  Scientific Inquiry     
SIL Scientific Inquiry with Lab   
SIS Soph Interdisplinary Study    
SL Second Language     
TA Texual Analysis     

Note:  COM 3338: European Film Art, HIS 2265: Holocaust and Memory, and GSC 2207: The History of Natural Science are all scheduled at the same time (Tuesday afternoon), and this conflict cannot be resolved.