Regulations

Diversity, Justice and Imagination:  A three-course sequence (16 units), the six-unit courses in Justice and Imagination offer intensive instruction in university-level expository writing.  The sequence must be completed by the end of the first year in residence.

Humanities and Culture:  Two courses (8 units) -- to be chosen from an approved list of courses in domestic and global cultures. Am 6/6/17

Natural Science:  Three courses ‑‑ one course each in Biology, Chemistry, and Physics.

Mathematics, Statistics, and Logic:  Two courses ‑‑ to be fulfilled by option a, b, or c below: Am 6/6/17

• a)
  Two courses in Mathematics/Advanced Statistics
• b)
  One course in Mathematics/Advanced Statistics and one course in either Introductory Statistics or Computer Programming and Logic
• c)
  One course in Introductory Statistics and one course in Computer Programming and Logic

Fine Arts:  One course in Music, Theatre, or Visual Arts.

Disciplinary Breadth:  Four courses -- to be chosen from disciplinary areas noncontiguous to the student's major.  Two of the courses must be upper-division; at least one course must include significant writing.  The disciplinary areas include:  Humanities/Fine Arts; Foreign Languages; Social Sciences; Natural Science; Mathematics and Engineering and Interdepartmental/Interdisciplinary.  Students may substitute fulfillment of the public service course option for one course in disciplinary breadth. Am 4/29/03, Am 6/6/17

The minimum requirement for graduation shall be the satisfactory completion of forty‑five (45) courses or the equivalent of one hundred eighty (180) total units, with a cumulative grade point average of 2.0 (C) or higher.

A minimum of sixty (60) units of the one-hundred eighty (180) units must be upper‑division courses. Am 11/27/90, 4/29/03

A minimum of nine (36 units) of the last eleven courses must be taken as a Marshall College student.

A departmental or interdisciplinary major must be completed.

The general education requirements shall be fulfilled.