07-29-2023, 04:02 AM
Hi, I'm planning my Gen Ed courses at SNHU and I'm a bit confused.
Please before posting the wiki link hear me out.
This a copy-paste from the Ged Ed requirements for the Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics at SNHU:
General Education Courses
42Total Credits
Complete:
MAT241 - Modern Statistics with Software (3)
Complete:
MAT243 - Applied Statistics for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) (3)
Exploration: Scientific and Mathematical Fluencies (ESMF)
Complete all of the following
Complete:
MAT225 - Calculus I: Single-Variable Calculus (3)
Complete 1 of the following
Complete:
MAT230 - Discrete Mathematics (3)
Complete:
MAT239 - Mathematics for Computing (3)
So far, so good.
If I go to the gen Ed page, here's what they say:
Foundation Courses
18 Total Credits
Complete all of the following
Cornerstone Social Justice (CSOJ)
1 of the following:
Cornerstone Humanities (CHUM)
1 of the following:
Cornerstone English (CENG)
Complete all of the following
1 of the following:
1 of the following:
Cornerstone Math (CMAT)
1 of the following:
Cornerstone Sustainability (CSST)
1 of the following:
Exploration Courses
21 Total Credits
Complete all of the following
Ethical Though and Equity and Their Importance in Decision Making (EETH)- 1 of the following:
Creative and Critical Expression Across Diverse Social, Cultural, and Historical Contexts (ECCE)- 1 of the following:
Historical Perspectives as Expressed and Lived by Various Past and/or Present Societies (EHPS)- 1 of the following:
Scientific and Mathematical Fluencies and Their Importance in Evaluating Problems and Creating Solutions (ESMF)- 3 credit(s) from the following:
Roles of Social, Political, Psychological, and Economic Contexts in Shaping the Self in Society (ESPE)- 1 of the following:
Exploration Electives- Complete all of the following
- 6 credit(s).
- Two courses from any of the five Exploration categories (EETH, ECCE, EHPS, ESMF, ESPE)
Culmination
3Total Credits
Culmination Experience (CLME)- 1 of the following:
So my question is, do I need pick one course from each category or I can follow my Gen Ed degree requirements and choose whatever Gen Ed I want.
I'm asking because even on the wiki they don't follow this structure.
Please before posting the wiki link hear me out.
This a copy-paste from the Ged Ed requirements for the Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics at SNHU:
General Education Courses
42Total Credits
- Complete all of the following
- 42 credit(s) from: GenEd
Cornerstone Math (CMAT)
- Complete 1 of the following
- Complete:
- MAT240 - Applied Statistics (3)
If I go to the gen Ed page, here's what they say:
Foundation Courses
18 Total Credits
Complete all of the following
Cornerstone Social Justice (CSOJ)
1 of the following:
Cornerstone Humanities (CHUM)
1 of the following:
Cornerstone English (CENG)
Complete all of the following
1 of the following:
1 of the following:
Cornerstone Math (CMAT)
1 of the following:
Cornerstone Sustainability (CSST)
1 of the following:
Exploration Courses
21 Total Credits
Complete all of the following
Ethical Though and Equity and Their Importance in Decision Making (EETH)- 1 of the following:
Creative and Critical Expression Across Diverse Social, Cultural, and Historical Contexts (ECCE)- 1 of the following:
Historical Perspectives as Expressed and Lived by Various Past and/or Present Societies (EHPS)- 1 of the following:
Scientific and Mathematical Fluencies and Their Importance in Evaluating Problems and Creating Solutions (ESMF)- 3 credit(s) from the following:
Roles of Social, Political, Psychological, and Economic Contexts in Shaping the Self in Society (ESPE)- 1 of the following:
Exploration Electives- Complete all of the following
- 6 credit(s).
- Two courses from any of the five Exploration categories (EETH, ECCE, EHPS, ESMF, ESPE)
Culmination
3Total Credits
Culmination Experience (CLME)- 1 of the following:
So my question is, do I need pick one course from each category or I can follow my Gen Ed degree requirements and choose whatever Gen Ed I want.
I'm asking because even on the wiki they don't follow this structure.