TYPICAL IB COURSE PLAN WITH INTERNATIONAL EXPOSURE IN SPRING OF JUNIOR YEAR NnLg1 MAT FYS Fall ENG101 ACC101 XXX XXX XXX Freshman NnLg2 Spring ENG102 ECN101 ACC102 MGT110/120 XXX Summer PHL154 Adv NnLg IBU210 Fall HIS154 DSS210 Moral PHL XXX Intro IB Sophomore THE154 EL1 Spring ECN102 FIN200 MKT201 FJCT XXX Summer Phl Anthrop EL2 ECN321 or IBU310 Fall DSS200 XXX XXX POL113/115 FDI Junior Spring REL EL3 IBU370 (iEXP) DSS220 MGT360 Semester Abroad XXX XXX or IB Elective Summer F&R EL4 Sc (with Lab) Fall BUS495 IB Elective XXX XXX XXX Senior Art/Lit EL5 EL6 IBU495 Spring IB Elective XXX XXX XXX GSP D G nW Wrt Ethics Overlay Requirements XXX XXX XXX NON-NATIVE MODERN LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS A. GEP Non-Native Language Requirement All students must satisfy the GEP non-native language requirement of a two-course sequence at the level determined by the faculty of the Department of Modern and Classical Languages or a single course in conversation (301). NB: Students must take the proper sequence based on their initial language placement. Any students who wish to begin studying a language they have not studied in high school may choose to take the beginning-level sequence (101-102) in the new language. The GEP Non-Native Language Requirement may be fulfilled by appropriate course sequences in a variety of languages including: Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Russian and
TYPICAL IB COURSE PLAN WITH INTERNATIONAL EXPOSURE IN SPRING OF JUNIOR YEAR Freshman Fall ENG101 NnLg1 XXX MAT XXX ACC101 FYS XXX Spring ENG102 NnLg2 XXX ECN101 ACC102 MGT110/120 Summer Sophomore Fall PHL154 Moral PHL Adv NnLg XXX HIS154 DSS210 IBU210 Intro IB Spring THE154 FJCT EL1 XXX ECN102 FIN200 MKT201 Summer Junior Fall Phl Anthrop XXX EL2 XXX DSS200 ECN321 or POL113/115 IBU310 FDI Spring Semester Abroad REL XXX EL3 XXX DSS220 MGT360 IBU370 (iEXP) or IB Elective Summer Senior Fall F&R XXX EL4 XXX Sc (with Lab) XXX BUS495 IB Elective Spring Art/Lit XXX EL5 XXX EL6 XXX IB Elective IBU495 GSP Overlay Requirements D G nW XXX Wrt XXX Ethics XXX NON-NATIVE MODERN LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS A. GEP Non-Native Language Requirement All students must satisfy the GEP non-native language requirement of a two-course sequence at the level determined by the faculty of the Department of Modern and Classical Languages or a single course in conversation (301). NB: Students must take the proper sequence based on their initial language placement. Any students who wish to begin studying a language they have not studied in high school may choose to take the beginning-level sequence (101-102) in the new language. The GEP Non-Native Language Requirement may be fulfilled by appropriate course sequences in a variety of languages including: Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Russian and
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