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Academic Requirements
These are the Earlham College General Education Requirements.
The CS Department major and minor requirements can be found [[1]].
We will attempt to keep this up to date, and it should be up to date as of Jan 9 2017. If that's a while ago, check elsewhere.
| Humanities | 6 credits |
| Natural Sciences | 6 credits |
| Social Sciences | 6 credits |
| Visual & Performing Arts | 6 credits |
| Writing Intensive Course within your major (for most majors) | |
| Earlham Seminar I & II | |
| Abstract OR Quantitive Reasoning | 1 Course (3 Credits) |
| Domestic Diversity | 1 Course (3 Credits) |
| International Diversity | 1 Course (3 Credits) |
| Language | 2 Courses (10 Credits) |
| Wellness | 4 Activity Courses OR
(1 2+ Credit Analysis course AND 2 Activity Courses) A season of a sport counts as 2 Activity Courses |
- In the Humanities, 100-level language courses do not count toward the divisional requirement.
- Courses cross-listed between divisions will by default count towards the professor’s home division. Students may petition the Registrar’s Office to request that the course count towards the cross-listed division, should the need arise.
- Any courses offered by departments or faculty with no clear divisional association will need to propose a rationale for divisional association, if one is desired. All proposals should be submitted in unit plans, with consultation with the convener of the target division.
- If no divisional association is requested, the course will not fulfill any divisional distribution requirements.
- Courses with unexpected or non-existent divisional associations will be clearly marked in the Curriculum Guide.
