[Note: The general education requirements listed below
apply to all students at The University of Maine. Students electing
Bachelor of Arts (BA) degrees in either the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
or the College of Natural Sciences, Forestry, and Agriculture will have
additional BA requirements to fulfill. A brief discussion is available
here; for more details please see your academic
advisor or associate dean's office.]
For students who enrolled in The University
of Maine on or after 1 July 2002 the following courses satisfy University
general education requirements:
The Honors Civilizations
four-semester sequence (HON 111, 112, 211, 212)
satisfies all of the Human Values and Social Contexts areas (WCT, CD & IP, SC
& I, A & CE, and P & E) for 16 credits as well as the Ethics
requirement;
Honors 180 satisfies the Artistic and Creative Expression requirement for 1
credit;
Completing both Honors 111
and Honors 112, each with a grade of "C" or
better, satisfies the college composition (ENG 101) requirement;
The Honors Thesis sequence,
HON 498
and HON 499 (Satisfies
capstone requirement for some majors; HON 499
is writing intensive).
NOTE: This means that students who complete the Civilizations
sequence along with a tutorial have satisfied all of the University's general
education requirements with the exception of the mathematics, science, and
capstone requirement. [The capstone is satisfied by Honors 498 & 499 for
many majors.] However, students who either take HON350 or substitute the
Study Abroad Tutorial Portfolio will be one or two credits (depending upon
whether they took HON180) short in the Human Values and Social Contexts grouping
of general education requirements. They will have to take an additional
course in one of those areas to reach the 18 credit requirement.
For students who do not complete the entire Honors
curriculum, the chart below shows which requirements will be met upon
completion of each semester in the Civilizations sequence. Students may take any combination of HON 111, 112, 211, and 212; however, the
college composition (ENG 101) requirement is only met upon the completion of HON
111 and 112.
Number of
Semesters of the Civilizations Sequence
1
2
3
4
WCT
*
CD & IP
*
SC & I
P & E
A & CE
Ethics
*One course
satisfies either WCT or CD & IP
WCT = Western cultural tradition
CD & IP = Cultural diversity and international perspectives
SC & I = Social context and institutions
P & E = Population and the environment
A & CE = Artistic and creative expression
For students who
enrolled in The University of Maine prior to 1 July 2002 the following Honors
courses satisfy University general education requirements:
Honors 101
(Satisfies WCT and CD & IP),
Honors 102 (Satisfies WCT and SC & I), Honors
201 (Satisfies WCT and Writing Intensive), and Honors
202 (Satisfies WCT and Writing Intensive);
Completing both Honors 101
and Honors 102, each with a grade of
"C" or better, satisfies the college composition (ENG 101)
requirement.
Honors Tutorials (HON 310
or HON 309)
(Satisfy various general education requirements, determined by the particular
tutorial);
The Honors Thesis sequence,
HON 498
and HON 499 (Satisfies
capstone requirement for some majors; HON 499
is writing intensive).
Thank you for
visiting our web site and for your interest in The Honors College at The
University of Maine. As with any work- in- progress, we appreciate your
indulgence as we work out the bugs. If you have any questions, comments, or
suggestions about this site, please contact
Charlie Slavin.
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18 September 2007 10:41 AM -0400