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Full-time students should register for 15–16 semester hours. These should include:
- Recommended courses for your program (Undecided? Choose courses from the Core Requirements Courses.)
- Core Requirements Courses
- Minor or Concentration, or electives, if applicable
Also note:
- All students are required to enrol in FNDN 101 – The Liberal Arts Journey in their first semester unless they have a minimum 27 semester hours of initial transfer credit.
- Every student is required to enrol in one Writing or English course in his or her first semester. Select one from one of the following options: (Your Admissions counsellor will confirm your choice.)
ENGLISH 103 - Introduction to Fiction – Select this course only if you meet one of the following criteria:
Students entering from high school: 73% (B) in Grade 12 English or equivalent; or a score of 570 or higher on the writing portion of the SAT; or a score of 23 or higher on the English portion of the ACT; or a score of 5 on the essay component of the LPI (Language Proficiency Index).
Transfer students: 67% (C+) in a post-secondary English course from a recognized English-speaking post=secondary institution; or a score of 5 on the essay component of the LPI (Language Proficiency Index); or a completed Bachelor’s degree from a recognized English-speaking post-secondary institution. If transfer students do not have any post-secondary English credit, they will be assessed using the same criteria for students entering from high school.
WRITING 100 - Writing in the University Context – Select this course if you do not meet the requirements for English 103 - Introduction to Fiction above
WRITING 101 - Writing and Culture – Select this course if English is not your first language
ENGLISH 101 - Introduction to Writing – Select this course if English is not your first language and you have scored a 4 or lower on the essay component of the Language Proficiency Index (LPI)
Department of English
Major in English
Department of Geography and Environment
Major in Environmental Studies (BA)
- FNDN 101 – The Liberal Arts Journey
- WRTG 100 - Writing in the University Context, WRTG 101 - Writing and Culture or English 103 - Introduction to Fiction
- One of BIOL 113 - Principles of Biology I and CHEM 101 - Introduction to General Chemistry
- Two of GENV 111 - Human Geography and Global Change, GENV 121 - Earth and Atmospheric Science or GENV 131 - Global Environment Issues
Major in History
- FNDN 101 – The Liberal Arts Journey
- WRTG 100 - Writing in the University Context, WRTG 101 - Writing and Culture or English 103 - Introduction to Fiction
- At least one of HIST 107 - World History to 1750: Ancient to Early Modern, HIST 411 - History Seminar (Historiography), HIST 112 - History of Western Civilization or HIST 135 - Globalization, Co-Existence, and Identity
Major in International Studies
- FNDN 101 – The Liberal Arts Journey
- WRTG 100 - Writing in the University Context, WRTG 101 - Writing and Culture or English 103 - Introduction to Fiction
- POLS 101 - Introduction to Political Thinking
- HIST 109 - World History Since 1945
Note: it is also helpful to take a language course during your first year (Chinese, French, German, Japanese, Russian or Spanish). First year INTS students are advised to prioritize completion of core requirements.
Major in Political Studies
Department of Linguistics
Department of Philosophy
Major in Philosophy
Department of Psychology, Sociology, and Anthropology
Major in Psychology
- FNDN 101 – The Liberal Arts Journey
- WRTG 100 - Writing in the University Context, WRTG 101 - Writing and Culture or English 103 - Introduction to Fiction
- PSYC 105 - Introduction to Psychology or PSYC 106 - Introduction to Psychology
- SOCI 101 - Introduction to Sociology (if taking Human Services Certificate)
- One social science course (if not taking Human Services Certificate)
Major in Sociology
- FNDN 101 – The Liberal Arts Journey
- WRTG 100 - Writing in the University Context, WRTG 101 - Writing and Culture or English 103 - Introduction to Fiction
- SOCI 101 - Introduction to Sociology
- PSYC 105 - Introduction to Psychology or PSYC 106 - Introduction to Psychology (if taking Human Services Certificate)
Department of Religious Studies
Major in Biblical Studies
Major in Christianity and Culture
Major in Intercultural Religious Studies
- FNDN 101 – The Liberal Arts Journey
- WRTG 100 - Writing in the University Context, WRTG 101 - Writing and Culture or English 103 - Introduction to Fiction
- RELS 101 - Introduction to Old Testament Studies or RELS 102 - Introduction to New Testament
- One of RELS 285 - Introduction to Missions, RELS 271 - Western World Religions or RELS 272 - Eastern World Religions
- ANTH 101 - Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
- Language course - Chinese, French, German, Japanese, Russian or Spanish (suggested)
Major in Religious Studies
- FNDN 101 – The Liberal Arts Journey
- WRTG 100 - Writing in the University Context, WRTG 101 - Writing and Culture or English 103 - Introduction to Fiction
- RELS 101 - Introduction to Old Testament Studies or RELS 102 - Introduction to New Testament
- RELS 160 – Introduction to Theology and RELS 285 - Introduction to Missions (optional) (Religious Studies Option 1)
- ANTH 101 - Introduction to Cultural Anthropology and one of RELS 160 – Introduction to Theology, RELS 271 - Western World Religions, RELS 272 - Eastern World Religions, RELS 285 - Introduction to Missions (Religious Studies Option 2)
Department of World Languages and Cultures
Major in World Languages and Cultures
- FNDN 101 – The Liberal Arts Journey
- WRTG 100 - Writing in the University Context, WRTG 101 - Writing and Culture or English 103 - Introduction to Fiction
- SPAN 101 - Introduction to Spanish
- FREN 101 - Introductory French, FREN 111 - Intermediate French or FREN 205 - Langue et intro. à la littérature (Depending on prerequisite. Check with your Admissions counsellor)
Multidisciplinary Majors
Major in European Studies
- FNDN 101 – The Liberal Arts Journey
- WRTG 100 - Writing in the University Context, WRTG 101 - Writing and Culture or English 103 - Introduction to Fiction
- HIST 111 - History of Western Civilization
- One or two European language courses (French, German, Russian or Spanish)
- One course selected from European Studies Electives (optional)
Major in General Studies (BA)
- FNDN 101 – The Liberal Arts Journey
- WRTG 100 - Writing in the University Context, WRTG 101 - Writing and Culture or English 103 - Introduction to Fiction
- One course in first area of study
- One course in second area of study
Major in Humanities
- FNDN 101 – The Liberal Arts Journey
- WRTG 100 - Writing in the University Context, WRTG 101 - Writing and Culture or English 103 - Introduction to Fiction
- One course in first area of study
- One course in second area of study
Major in Social Sciences
- FNDN 101 – The Liberal Arts Journey
- WRTG 100 - Writing in the University Context, WRTG 101 - Writing and Culture or English 103 - Introduction to Fiction
- One course in first area of study
- One course in second area of study
- We recommend that courses for area of study be selected from GENV 111, 121 or 131; HIST 107 - World History to 1750: Ancient to Early Modern, HIST 111 - History of Western Civilization or HIST 135 - Globalization, Co-Existence, and Identity; POLS 101 - Introduction to Political Thinking; PSYC 105 - Introduction to Psychology; and SOCI 101 - Introduction to Sociology
Major in Social Science with Human Services Certificate
FACULTY OF NATURAL AND APPLIED SCIENCES
Department of Biology
Major in Biology
- FNDN 101 – The Liberal Arts Journey
- WRTG 100 - Writing in the University Context, WRTG 101 - Writing and Culture or English 103 - Introduction to Fiction
- BIOL 113 - Principles of Biology I for students with Grade 12 Biology (or BIOL 103 – Introduction to Biology I – Ecology and Biodiversity for students without Grade 12 Biology)
- CHEM 111 - Principles of Chemistry I (or CHEM 103 - General Chemistry I for students without Grade 12 Chemistry)
- MATH 123 - Calculus I (or MATH 105 - Pre-Calculus Mathematics depending on Math Survey Exam results)
- PHYS 111 – Fundamentals of Physics I (take in first or second year)
Department of Chemistry
Major in Chemistry
- FNDN 101 – The Liberal Arts Journey
- WRTG 100 - Writing in the University Context, WRTG 101 - Writing and Culture or English 103 - Introduction to Fiction
- CHEM 111 - Principles of Chemistry I (or CHEM 103 - General Chemistry I for students without Grade 12 Chemistry)
- MATH 123 - Calculus I (or MATH 105 - Pre-Calculus Mathematics depending on Math Survey Exam results)
- PHYS 111 – Fundamentals of Physics I (take in first or second year)
Department of Mathematical Sciences
Major in Computing Science
- FNDN 101 – The Liberal Arts Journey
- WRTG 100 - Writing in the University Context, WRTG 101 - Writing and Culture or English 103 - Introduction to Fiction
- MATH 123 - Calculus I (or MATH 105 - Pre-Calculus Mathematics depending on Math Survey Exam results)
- CMPT 140 - Introduction to Computing Science and Programming
- MATH 150 - Introduction to Discrete Math (recommended)
- PHYS 111 – Fundamentals of Physics I (recommended)
Major in Mathematics with Computing Science
- FNDN 101 – The Liberal Arts Journey
- WRTG 100 - Writing in the University Context, WRTG 101 - Writing and Culture or English 103 - Introduction to Fiction
- MATH 123 - Calculus I (or MATH 105 - Pre-Calculus Mathematics depending on Math Survey Exam results)
- CMPT 140 - Introduction to Computing Science and Programming
- MATH 150 - Introduction to Discrete Math (recommended)
- PHYS 111 – Fundamentals of Physics I (recommended)
Major in Mathematics
- FNDN 101 – The Liberal Arts Journey
- WRTG 100 - Writing in the University Context, WRTG 101 - Writing and Culture or English 103 - Introduction to Fiction
- MATH 123 - Calculus I (or MATH 105 - Pre-Calculus Mathematics depending on Math Survey Exam results)
- CMPT 140 - Introduction to Computing Science and Programming
- MATH 150 - Introduction to Discrete Math
- PHYS 111 – Fundamentals of Physics I
Biotechnology Program
Major in Biotechnology
- FNDN 101 – The Liberal Arts Journey
- WRTG 100 - Writing in the University Context, WRTG 101 - Writing and Culture or English 103 - Introduction to Fiction
- BIOL 113 - Principles of Biology I for students with Grade 12 Biology (or BIOL 103 – Introduction to Biology I – Ecology and Biodiversity for students without Grade 12 Biology)
- CHEM 111 - Principles of Chemistry I (or CHEM 103 - General Chemistry I for students without Grade 12 Chemistry)
- MATH 123 - Calculus I (or MATH 105 - Pre-Calculus Mathematics depending on Math Survey Exam results)
- PHYS 111 – Fundamentals of Physics I (take in first or second year)
Major in Biotechnology and Business Administration (B.Sc.)
- FNDN 101 – The Liberal Arts Journey
- WRTG 100 - Writing in the University Context, WRTG 101 - Writing and Culture or English 103 - Introduction to Fiction
- One of BUSI 111 - Intro to Business & Management, BUSI 121 - Financial Accounting or BUSI 176 - Business Research & Decision Making
- BIOL 113 - Principles of Biology I for students with Grade 12 Biology (or BIOL 103 – Introduction to Biology I – Ecology and Biodiversity for students without Grade 12 Biology)
- CHEM 111 - Principles of Chemistry I (or CHEM 103 - General Chemistry I for students without Grade 12 Chemistry)
- MATH 123 - Calculus I (or MATH 105 - Pre-Calculus Mathematics depending on Math Survey Exam results)
- PHYS 111 – Fundamentals of Physics I (take in first or second year)
Major in Biotechnology and Chemistry (B.Sc.)
- FNDN 101 – The Liberal Arts Journey
- WRTG 100 - Writing in the University Context, WRTG 101 - Writing and Culture or English 103 - Introduction to Fiction
- BIOL 113 - Principles of Biology I for students with Grade 12 Biology (or BIOL 103 – Introduction to Biology I – Ecology and Biodiversity for students without Grade 12 Biology)
- CHEM 111 - Principles of Chemistry I (or CHEM 103 - General Chemistry I for students without Grade 12 Chemistry)
- MATH 123 - Calculus I (or MATH 105 - Pre-Calculus Mathematics depending on Math Survey Exam results)
- PHYS 111 – Fundamentals of Physics I (take in first or second year)
Environmental Studies Program
Major in Environmental Studies
- FNDN 101 – The Liberal Arts Journey
- WRTG 100 - Writing in the University Context, WRTG 101 - Writing and Culture or English 103 - Introduction to Fiction
- BIOL 113 - Principles of Biology I for students with Grade 12 Biology (or BIOL 103 – Introduction to Biology I – Ecology and Biodiversity for students without Grade 12 Biology)
- CHEM 111 - Principles of Chemistry I
- One of GENV 121 - Earth and Atmospheric Science, GENV 131 - Global Environment Issues or GEOL 109 - Introduction to Physical Geology
Major in General Studies
- FNDN 101 – The Liberal Arts Journey
- WRTG 100 - Writing in the University Context, WRTG 101 - Writing and Culture or English 103 - Introduction to Fiction
- Two first year courses in your areas of interest:
- BIOL 113 - Principles of Biology I for students with Grade 12 Biology (or BIOL 103 – Introduction to Biology I – Ecology and Biodiversity for students without Grade 12 Biology)
- CHEM 111 - Principles of Chemistry I (or CHEM 103 - General Chemistry I for students without Grade 12 Chemistry)
- MATH 123 - Calculus I (or MATH 105 - Pre-Calculus Mathematics depending on Math Survey Exam results)
- PHYS 111 – Fundamentals of Physics I
Major in Natural and Applied Sciences
- FNDN 101 – The Liberal Arts Journey
- WRTG 100 - Writing in the University Context, WRTG 101 - Writing and Culture or English 103 - Introduction to Fiction
- Two first year courses in your areas of interest:
- BIOL 113 - Principles of Biology I for students with Grade 12 Biology (or BIOL 103 – Introduction to Biology I – Ecology and Biodiversity for students without Grade 12 Biology)
- CHEM 111 - Principles of Chemistry I (or CHEM 103 - General Chemistry I for students without Grade 12 Chemistry)
- MATH 123 - Calculus I (or MATH 105 - Pre-Calculus Mathematics depending on Math Survey Exam results)
- PHYS 111 – Fundamentals of Physics I
Pre-Professional Studies (Sciences)
Pre-Medicine
- FNDN 101 – The Liberal Arts Journey
- WRTG 100 - Writing in the University Context, WRTG 101 - Writing and Culture or English 103 - Introduction to Fiction
- BIOL 113 - Principles of Biology I for students with Grade 12 Biology (or BIOL 103 – Introduction to Biology I – Ecology and Biodiversity for students without Grade 12 Biology)
- CHEM 111 - Principles of Chemistry I (or CHEM 103 - General Chemistry I for students without Grade 12 Chemistry)
- MATH 123 - Calculus I (or MATH 105 - Pre-Calculus Mathematics depending on Math Survey Exam results)
- PHYS 111 – Fundamentals of Physics I (may be delayed until second year)
Pre-Dentistry
- FNDN 101 – The Liberal Arts Journey
- WRTG 100 - Writing in the University Context, WRTG 101 - Writing and Culture or English 103 - Introduction to Fiction
- BIOL 113 - Principles of Biology I for students with Grade 12 Biology (or BIOL 103 – Introduction to Biology I – Ecology and Biodiversity for students without Grade 12 Biology)
- CHEM 111 - Principles of Chemistry I (or CHEM 103 - General Chemistry I for students without Grade 12 Chemistry)
- MATH 123 - Calculus I (or MATH 105 - Pre-Calculus Mathematics depending on Math Survey Exam results)
- PHYS 111 – Fundamentals of Physics I (may be delayed until second year)
Pre-Pharmacy
- FNDN 101 – The Liberal Arts Journey
- WRTG 100 - Writing in the University Context, WRTG 101 - Writing and Culture or English 103 - Introduction to Fiction
- BIOL 113 - Principles of Biology I for students with Grade 12 Biology (or BIOL 103 – Introduction to Biology I – Ecology and Biodiversity for students without Grade 12 Biology)
- CHEM 111 - Principles of Chemistry I (or CHEM 103 - General Chemistry I for students without Grade 12 Chemistry)
- MATH 123 - Calculus I (or MATH 105 - Pre-Calculus Mathematics depending on Math Survey Exam results)
- PHYS 111 – Fundamentals of Physics I (may be delayed until second year)
Veterinary Medicine
- FNDN 101 – The Liberal Arts Journey
- WRTG 100 - Writing in the University Context, WRTG 101 - Writing and Culture or English 103 - Introduction to Fiction
- BIOL 113 - Principles of Biology I for students with Grade 12 Biology (or BIOL 103 – Introduction to Biology I – Ecology and Biodiversity for students without Grade 12 Biology)
- CHEM 111 - Principles of Chemistry I (or CHEM 103 - General Chemistry I for students without Grade 12 Chemistry)
- MATH 123 - Calculus I (or MATH 105 - Pre-Calculus Mathematics depending on Math Survey Exam results)
- PHYS 111 – Fundamentals of Physics I (may be delayed until second year)
Pre-Engineering
- FNDN 101 – The Liberal Arts Journey
- WRTG 100 - Writing in the University Context, WRTG 101 - Writing and Culture or English 103 - Introduction to Fiction
- PHYS 111 – Fundamentals of Physics I
- CHEM 111 - Principles of Chemistry I (or CHEM 103 - General Chemistry I for students without Grade 12 Chemistry)
- MATH 123 - Calculus I
- CMPT 140 - Introduction to Computing Science and Programming
SCHOOL OF THE ARTS, MEDIA AND CULTURE
Department of Media and Communication
Major in Media and Communication
- FNDN 101 – The Liberal Arts Journey
- WRTG 100 - Writing in the University Context, WRTG 101 - Writing and Culture or English 103 - Introduction to Fiction
- MCOM 171 - Introduction to Communication
- One of HIST 112 - History of Western Civilization, SAMC 112 - Interdisciplinary History of Western Arts (recommended)
Game Development Program
Music and Sound Design Stream
Software Development Stream
Marketing & Management Stream
Note:
- If you’re not sure which stream you want to be in, then you should take:
- CMPT 140 or BUSI 111 (a required course for Design & Writing, Game Art, and Music & Sound Design streams) or GAME 140 - Introduction To Game Design or ART 250 (a required course for Software Development and Marketing & Management streams)
Department of Music
Major in Music
- FNDN 101 – The Liberal Arts Journey
- WRTG 100 - Writing in the University Context, WRTG 101 - Writing and Culture or English 103 - Introduction to Fiction
- SAMC 112 - Interdisciplinary History of Western Arts
- MUSI 100 - Repertory and Studio Class
- MUSI 110 - Fundamentals of Music
- One private lesson (MUSA): lesson times will be set with an instructor in September
- You're encouraged to register for a large ensemble: MUSI 145 - Orchestra, MUSI 147 - Band, MUSI 153 - Chamber Choir or MUSI 181 - Concert Choir. Auditions are held during Orientation Week.
Worship Arts Program
Worship Arts Major
- FNDN 101 – The Liberal Arts Journey
- WRTG 100 - Writing in the University Context, WRTG 101 - Writing and Culture or English 103 - Introduction to Fiction
- WRSH 101 - Worship Foundations
- RELS 101 (Intro to Old Testament); if it’s full choose RELS 102 (Intro to New Testament)
The introductory course in the Worship Arts student’s praxis area:
- For musicians, this is MUSI 225 – Music Theory; plus applied lessons and/or ensembles
- For visual artists, this is ART 181 – Visual Foundations and/or ART 250 - Foundations in Digital Design
- For theatre artists, this is THTR 130 (Intro to Theatre) and/or THTR 161 (Foundations of Acting)
For media emphasis, this is MCOM 111 (Intro to Mass Communication) and/or MCOM 221 (Digital Filmmaking 1)
Department of Theatre
Major in Theatre
- FNDN 101 – The Liberal Arts Journey
- WRTG 100 - Writing in the University Context, WRTG 101 - Writing and Culture or English 103 - Introduction to Fiction
- SAMC 112 - Interdisciplinary History of Western Arts
- THTR 101 - Production
- THTR 130 - Introduction to Theatre
- THTR 161 - Acting I-Foundations of Acting
Bachelor of Fine Arts in Acting (BFA)
- FNDN 101 – The Liberal Arts Journey
- WRTG 100 - Writing in the University Context, WRTG 101 - Writing and Culture or English 103 - Introduction to Fiction
- SAMC 112 - Interdisciplinary History of Western Arts
- THTR 101 - Production
- THTR 130 - Introduction to Theatre
- THTR 161 - Acting I-Foundations of Acting
Multidisciplinary Studies
Major in Arts, Media and Culture
- FNDN 101 – The Liberal Arts Journey
- WRTG 100 - Writing in the University Context, WRTG 101 - Writing and Culture or English 103 - Introduction to Fiction
- SAMC 112 - Interdisciplinary History of Western Arts
- One of ART 181 – Visual Foundations, THTR 161 - Acting I-Foundations of Acting or THTR 130 - Introduction to Theatre
- MUSI 225 - Music Theory
- Students enrolled in Music must write the Music Placement Test during Orientation Week or complete MCOM 110 before MUSI 225 - Music Theory
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)
- FNDN 101 – The Liberal Arts Journey
- WRTG 100 - Writing in the University Context, WRTG 101 - Writing and Culture or English 103 - Introduction to Fiction
- In your first year, you will need to take the following Business courses, choose two to take in the fall:
Bachelor of Arts – Business Administration (BA)
- FNDN 101 – The Liberal Arts Journey
- WRTG 100 - Writing in the University Context, WRTG 101 - Writing and Culture or English 103 - Introduction to Fiction
- In your first year, you will need to take the following Business courses, choose two to take in the fall:
Biotechnology and Business Administration (B.Sc.)
- FNDN 101 – The Liberal Arts Journey
- WRTG 100 - Writing in the University Context, WRTG 101 - Writing and Culture or English 103 - Introduction to Fiction
- One of BUSI 111 - Intro to Business & Management, BUSI 121 - Financial Accounting or BUSI 176 - Business Research & Decision Making
- BIOL 113 - Principles of Biology I for students with Grade 12 Biology (or BIOL 103 – Introduction to Biology I – Ecology and Biodiversity for students without Grade 12 Biology)
- CHEM 111 - Principles of Chemistry I (or CHEM 103 - General Chemistry I for students without Grade 12 Chemistry)
- MATH 123 - Calculus I (or MATH 105 - Pre-Calculus Mathematics depending on Math Survey Exam results)
- PHYS 111 – Fundamentals of Physics I (take in first or second year)
Sports and Leisure Management (BA)
- FNDN 101 – The Liberal Arts Journey
- WRTG 100 - Writing in the University Context, WRTG 101 - Writing and Culture or English 103 - Introduction to Fiction
- HKIN 190 - Concepts of Physical Fitness
- HKIN 195 - Foundations of Human Kinetics
- MATH 101 - Mathematics for Business
- BUSI 111 - Intro to Business & Management, BUSI 121 - Financial Accounting or BUSI 176 - Business Research & Decision Making
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
Elementary Education (conc. BA/B.Ed. or B.Sc./B.Ed.)
- FNDN 101 – The Liberal Arts Journey
- WRTG 100 - Writing in the University Context, WRTG 101 - Writing and Culture or English 103 - Introduction to Fiction
- One RELS course toward core requirements
- Lab Science: (BIOL 241 - Human Anatomy & Physiology I recommended for Human Kinetics majors, concentrations or minor)
- HIST 135 - Globalization, Co-Existence, and Identity
- Take one course in one of your teachable subject specializations
- PSYC 105 - Introduction to Psychology or PSYC 106 - Introduction to Psychology, if planning a Special Education minor
- Take a Way of Knowing course or another course in a teachable subject specialization
Middle School Education (conc. BA/B.Ed. or B.Sc./B.Ed.)
- FNDN 101 – The Liberal Arts Journey
- WRTG 100 - Writing in the University Context, WRTG 101 - Writing and Culture or English 103 - Introduction to Fiction
- One RELS course toward core requirements
- Lab Science: (BIOL 241 - Human Anatomy & Physiology I recommended for Human Kinetics majors, concentrations or minors)
- HIST 135 - Globalization, Co-Existence, and Identity
- Take one course in one of your teachable subject specializations
- PSYC 105 - Introduction to Psychology and PSYC 106 - Introduction to Psychology if planning a Special Education minor
- Take a Way of Knowing course or another course in a teachable subject specialization
Secondary Education (conc. BA/B.Ed. or B.Sc./B.Ed.)
- FNDN 101 – The Liberal Arts Journey
- WRTG 100 - Writing in the University Context, WRTG 101 - Writing and Culture or English 103 - Introduction to Fiction
- One RELS course toward core requirements
- Lab Science: (BIOL 241 - Human Anatomy & Physiology I recommended for Human Kinetics majors, concentrations or minors)
- HIST 135 - Globalization, Co-Existence, and Identity
- Take one course in one of your teachable subject specializations
- PSYC 105 - Introduction to Psychology or PSYC 106 - Introduction to Psychology, if planning a Special Education minor
- Take a Way of Knowing course or another course in a teachable subject specialization
SCHOOL OF HUMAN KINETICS
Sport and Leisure Management Stream (BHK)
- FNDN 101 – The Liberal Arts Journey
- WRTG 100 - Writing in the University Context, WRTG 101 - Writing and Culture or English 103 - Introduction to Fiction
- HKIN 191 - Introduction to Exercise Physiology
- HKIN 195 - Foundations of Human Kinetics
- BUSI 111 - Intro to Business & Management or BUSI 121 - Financial Accounting
MULTIDISCIPLINARY STUDIES
Sport and Leisure Management Stream (BA)
- FNDN 101 – The Liberal Arts Journey
- WRTG 100 - Writing in the University Context, WRTG 101 - Writing and Culture or English 103 - Introduction to Fiction
- HKIN 190 - Concepts of Physical Fitness
- HKIN 195 - Foundations of Human Kinetics
- MATH 101 - Mathematics for Business
- BUSI 111 - Intro to Business & Management, BUSI 121 - Financial Accounting or BUSI 176 - Business Research & Decision Making
- Note: we recommend taking BIOL 241 - Human Anatomy & Physiology I and BIOL 242 - Human Anatomy & Physiology II in your second year.