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2019-2020 Catalog > Course Descriptions > Narrative Courses

Narrative Courses

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And one from:
And/Or
An internship
An internship or service learning experience
ECON Any 300-level Economics course
Any four unit 200- or 300-level MATH course
Any other 300-level Math courses not including Junior Seminar
Any other 300-level Physics courses
COMP Computer Science course
COMP Computer Science courses
Two units of ensemble participation (MUSC 120-130)
Any four unit 200- or 300-level MATH course
ENGL 210 – 229
ENGL 230 – 249
ENGL 250 – 269
ENGL 310 – 329
ENGL 330 – 349
ENGL 350 – 369
Department-approved statistics course
Ensemble participation each semester in residence
Four 200-level DWA electives
Four semesters each of applied music study and ensemble participation
Four units of
Math or Computer Science courses numbered above 300 and below 397
A minimum of five semesters of private lessons on one's principal instrument (MUSA courses 2xx and above)
Two semesters of private lessons (MUSA courses)
One MUSC 200-level or above popular or non-Western music course (must satisfy Second-Stage Writing)
One MUSC 200-level or above popular or non-Western music course
Two semesters of ensemble participation (MUSC 120-130)
A minimum of five semesters of ensemble participation (MUSC 120-130)
Six semesters of ensemble participation (MUSC 127, MUSC 129, MUSC 130)
One MUSC 200-level or above popular or non-Western music course
Ensemble Participation (MUSC 120, MUSC 121, or MUSC 122)
Four semesters of MUSC 257
Two 100-level popular or non-Western music courses
Two semesters of participation in MUSC 123, MUSC 124, or MUSC 127
Two semesters of piano study (if new to the piano, the first semester will be MUSA 102, for which declared majors will receive funding)
One 4-unit production elective (two, if they pass out of MUSC 148)
Two 100-level popular or non-Western music courses
Two semesters of private lessons (a MUSA 200-level course)
Six semesters of private lessons on one's principal instrument (MUSA 200-level course)
Two MUSC 200- or 300-level history or culture electives chosen in consultation with one's Music major advisor, one of which must be a popular or non-Western music course
Six semesters of private voice lessons (MUSA 200-level course)
Two semesters of MUSC 350
One MUSC 200- or 300-level analysis-rich course that fulfills the second-stage writing requirement
Four MUSC 200-level or above popular or non-Western music courses (one must satisfy Second-Stage Writing)
One 4-unit elective 200-level or above
ECON One 300-level course in economics
GEO One 300-level Geology course
One addition 300-level elective
One additional 300-level Computer Science course not including Practicum and Junior Seminar
One additional Chemistry course (with a lab)
ENGL One additional ENGL course
One course at the 100 level
One course at the 200 level
One course at the 300 level
One DWA course at the 300-level
One music-history elective
One music-history elective 200-level or above
One must be a 300-level Mathematics course
One other chemistry course with lab
One semester of applied music study or ensemble participation
Or
Physics Selective
Physics Selectives
Private applied study each semester in residence
Quantitative Elective
Quantitative Elective - Data Analysis
Six additional courses above FREN 202
Theater electives
Three 300-level ECON electives
Three 4-unit COMP courses at the 200-level or above
Three courses in the UEP program 200-level or above
ECON Two 300-level courses in economics
Two additional COMP courses at the 300-level or above
Two additional electives at or above the 200-level
Two additional MATH courses (*see below*)
Two courses at the 300 level
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