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Core Curriculum Requirements and LCCC Equivalents

MU CORE LCCC EQUIVALENT

BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE

(6 credits- Student must take 2 of 3)
PSY 123 Intro to Psychology PSY 103 General Psychology
SOC 101 Comparative Sociology SOC 101 Principles of Sociology
BUS 207 Contemporary Economics ECO 151 Principles of Econ I
OR
ECO 152 Principles of Econ II

ENGLISH
(6 credits- take any two)
ENG 101C Lit of Values: Ancient ENG 221 Lit -Western World I
ENG 102M Lit of Discovery: Modern ENG 222 Lit -Western World II
ENG CORE ENG 104 Writing about Lit.
ENG 104M Lit. of Discovery: American ENG 223 American Lit. I
OR
ENG 224 American Lit II
(English 101 – Composition is a required course for Communications, Education, and Speech/Language Pathology majors only. Any other student will transfer this course in as ENG 103 which will waive the writing intensive requirement)

FINE ARTS
(6 credits- take any two)
FA 102C Cultural Synthesis/Ancient World ART 110 Art Appreciation
FA 104M Cultural Synthesis/Modern World ART 150 Modern Art
FA Core MUS 150 Music Appreciation

HISTORY
(6 credits-select one sequence)
HIS 101C Western Civilization I HIS 101 Western Civilization I
HIS 102M Western Civilization II HIS 102 Western Civilization II
OR
HIS 103M US History I HIS 201 American Hist. to 1865
HIS 104G US History II HIS 202 American Hist. from 1865
POL 100M American Government POS 101 American Government
(LCCC offers no equivalent of the second half of MU's government sequence)

MATHEMATICS
(6 credits)

BANK I (choose one course)
Includes:

MTH 120, 151, 160

(Refer to General Course Correlations)

MAT 101 Survey of Math
MAT 105 Int. Algebra
MAT 121 College Algebra   
MAT 125 College Algebra & Trig                                    
MAT 151 Calculus I

BANK II (determined by major)
Includes:

MTH 115, 151, 152
MAT 107 Basic Statistics
MAT 151 Calculus I
MAT 251 Calculus II
 
(note: certain majors require specific Math courses, for example, Natural Sciences typically require Calculus, and many other majors require Statistics)

PHILOSOPHY
(6 credits- 3 credits must be PHL 100C)
PHL 100C Introduction to Philosophy PHI 150 Introduction to Philosophy
AND EITHER: AND EITHER:
PHL 102M Introduction to Ethics OR PHI 151 Introduction to Ethics OR
PHL Core PHI 152 Life, Death, Dying

NATURAL SCIENCES
(6-8 credits - Select one sequence. All core sciences must have lab component)
BIO 103-104 General Bio I &II BIO 121-122 General Bio I & II
CHM 133-134 General Chem I & II CHE 151-152 General Chem I & II
PHY 117-118 Physics Intro I & II PHY 131-132 General Physics I & II
(certain majors, especially those in the Natural and Health Sciences, may require more than one of the above sequences, or may require other, more specific sciences instead of the above)

RELIGIOUS STUDIES
(6 credits – no LCCC equivalents)