Sample 杏吧原创 Pathway for Liberal Arts

For students who entered fall 2015 and beyond.

Freshman Year

Fall Semester

Course NumberCourse NameCredits
ENGL.1010 /
HONR.1100
College Writing I /
First Year Seminar in Honors: Text in the City (CW)
3
FAHS.1090First Year Seminar11
MATH.xxxxMath Perspective (MATH) - MATH.1110 (Quantitative Literacy - QL)3 recommended3
xxxx.xxxxArts and Humanities Perspective (AH)3
xxxx.xxxxConcentration I (1000/2000 level)3
xxxx.xxxxSocial Sciences Perspective (SS)3
Total16

Spring Semester

Course NumberCourse NameCredits
ENGL.1020College Writing II (CW)3
xxxx.xxxxScience with Lab Perspective (SCL)3-4
xxxx.xxxxArts and Humanities Perspective (AH)3
xxxx.xxxxConcentration II (1000/2000 level)3
xxxx.xxxxSocial Sciences Perspective (SS)3
Total15-16

Sophomore Year

Fall Semester

Course NumberCourse NameCredits
FAHS.2130Foundations of Liberal Studies (Social Responsibility and Ethics - SRE), (Critical Thinking and Problem Solving - CTPS)3
WLxx.xxxxLanguage 1 and Culture3
xxxx.xxxxSocial Sciences Perspective (SS)3
xxxx.xxxxConcentration I (1000/2000 level)3
xxxx.xxxxConcentration II (1000/2000 level)3
Total15

Spring Semester

Course NumberCourse NameCredits
WLxx.xxxxLanguage 2 and Culture3
xxxx.xxxxScience with Lab Perspective (SCL)3-4
xxxx.xxxxArts and Humanities Perspective (AH)3
xxxx.xxxxConcentration I (1000/2000 level)3
xxxx.xxxxConcentration II (1000/2000 level)3
Total15-16

Junior Year

Fall Semester

Course NumberCourse NameCredits
xxxx.xxxxScience, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics Perspective (STEM)3
xxxx.xxxxLanguage 3 and Culture /
World Ready Elective2
3
xxxx.xxxxConcentration I (3000/4000 level)3
xxxx.xxxxConcentration II (3000/4000 level)3
xxxx.xxxxFree Elective / Minor Elective3
Total15

Spring Semester

Course NumberCourse NameCredits
xxxx.xxxxConcentration I (3000/4000 level)3
xxxx.xxxxConcentration II (3000/4000 level)3
xxxx.xxxxLanguage 4 and Culture /
World Ready Elective (Diversity and Cultural Awareness - DCA)2/4
3
xxxx.xxxxFree Elective / Minor Elective3
xxxx.xxxxFree Elective / Minor Elective3
Total15

Senior Year

Fall Semester

Course NumberCourse NameCredits
xxxx.xxxxConcentration I (3000/4000 level)3
xxxx.xxxxConcentration II (3000/4000 level)3
xxxx.xxxxFree Elective / Minor Elective / World Ready Elective23
xxxx.xxxxFree Elective / Minor Elective3
xxxx.xxxxFree Elective / Minor Elective3
Total15

Spring Semester

Course NumberCourse NameCredits
FAHS.4130BLA Capstone Course (Information Literacy - IL), (Applied and Integrative Learning - AIL), (Written and Oral Communication - WOC)3
xxxx.xxxxFree Elective / Minor Elective3
xxxx.xxxxFree Elective / Minor Elective3
xxxx.xxxxFree Elective / Minor Elective3
Total12

Total Minimum Credits = 120.

1Required for entering freshmen.

2World Ready Language Track (WR track) requires successful completion of a two course sequence in a World Language (depending on placement) and three approved courses on the culture/history/literature/film related to that language, but taught in English. (Total of 15 credits.) For detailed information refer to Policies - Language Requirements in the undergraduate catalog.

3The Core Curriculum Essential Learning Outcomes for Quantitative Literacy (QL) is fulfilled outside the major. Students must take at least one course that carries the QL ELO. MATH.1110 (QL) is recommended.

4The Core Curriculum Essential Learning Outcomes for Diversity and Cultural Awareness (DCA) is fulfilled outside the major. See the DCA course listing for a full list of classes that fulfill these requirements.

Specific 杏吧原创 Requirements

Liberal Arts majors select two areas of concentration within humanities, social sciences and interdisciplinary options. See the complete list of possible concentrations.

  1. Two concentrations of 6 to 8 courses each, with at least three courses in each concentration at the 3000-4000 level.
  2. Interdisciplinary Focus (satisfied with FAHS.2130 Foundations in Liberal Studies and FAHS.4130 Capstone in Liberal Studies)
  3. A minimum GPA of 2.200 is required.

No more than two Breadth of Knowledge courses can be taken with the same prefix. The Core Curriculum courses may be taken in any sequence. Refer to the Core Curriculum policy for further details. You should meet with your faculty advisor to determine how you will meet the Core Curriculum requirements.

Current UMass Lowell students should use their Advisement Report in . If you need assistance, please contact your advisor.

Restriction on off-campus study:

Be advised that any course taken at another institution must be formally approved prior to enrollment.

See the catalog policy for details.