COSC roadmap & degree plans

[rachel83az]

I think I wrapped my head around COSC enough to get the General Studies/History degree to work: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Sa...story_Plan

Unlike the GE roadmap, I tried to keep it as simple as possible. There are very few choices in the top half of the degree but that is by design to avoid getting too confusing. As stated in the information section, feel free to disregard the GE requirements suggestions and to choose the options from the roadmap that will work best for you.

I'll probably revamp the roadmap in the next few days with the new table format that better fits COSC's requirements.

[dfrecore]

I think I wrapped my head around COSC enough to get the General Studies/History degree to work: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Sa...story_Plan

Unlike the GE roadmap, I tried to keep it as simple as possible. There are very few choices in the top half of the degree but that is by design to avoid getting too confusing. As stated in the information section, feel free to disregard the GE requirements suggestions and to choose the options from the roadmap that will work best for you.

I'll probably revamp the roadmap in the next few days with the new table format that better fits COSC's requirements.

I think the ONU Western Civ course is a survey course (meaning it's 1 & 2 combined but leaving stuff out).  So you'll have to come up with another course to fulfill that (CLEP?).

Under the last electives section, I/O Psych is repeated several times.

Also, I would reorganize it to show your major first - because that's the most important - and then GE is next, and some will have been fulfilled by major courses (like ONU's Latin American History will fulfill Non-Western History in the major, then Non-US History/Culture (GE), Global Understanding (GE), and UL credit in the major.