1. CORE+

2. Degree Requirements
Successful completion of 124 Semester hours of credit (ACAD088, EDUC088, and developmental courses may not be included)
Overall GPA of 2.00
36-75 semester hours and/or 48 semester hours within a single discipline.
At least 12 semester hours of upper-level ( ) courses in a major must be completed at The University of Findlay.
At least 42 semester hours of approved courses for at least 3 semester hours in each CORE+ outcome.
Minimum accepted grade for CORE+ curriculum for general education courses is a “C-”

3. Other possible foundational courses
Students will need to be aware of potential additional coursework needed to satisfy prerequisites for C2 and O2: MATH110 ENGL145 ENGL104 ENGL106 Students entering The University of Findlay as first-time, full time students must complete ACAD125, ACAD190, ANSC110, BIOL110, BUAD100, BUAD110, CSCI110, EDUC088, EQST100, ESOH110, HEPR150, PHAR150, or PVET110 during their first semester of enrollment.

4. C1: Critical Thinking Outcome: Must take ONE of the following:
_____ _____ BIOL 102 Intro to the Biological Sciences
_____ _____ BIOL 201 Intro to Anatomy and Physiology
_____ _____ CHEM 111 Basic Chemistry
_____ _____ CHEM 130 General Chemistry I
_____ _____ CSCI 191 Visual Basic Programming
_____ _____ CSCI 192 Introduction to Java Programming
_____ _____ ESOH 240 Energy for a Sustainable Future
_____ _____ FORS 201 Forensic Science
_____ _____ GEOL 120 Introduction to Geology
_____ _____ PHYS 100 Astronomy
_____ _____ PHYS 150 Conceptual Physics
_____ _____ PHYS 250 General Physics I/Lecture
May not be a complete list of available courses. Refer to the Academic Course schedule for courses with C1 designation.

5. C2 Critical Thinking Outcome: Must take ONE of the following:
_____ _____ MATH 130 Practical Perspectives in Math
_____ _____ MATH 132 Applied Mathematical Analysis
_____ _____ MATH 133 Applied Calculus
_____ _____ MATH 138 College Algebra
_____ _____ MATH 139 Trigonometry
_____ _____ MATH 140 Precalculus
_____ _____ MATH 141 Calculus I
_____ _____ MATH 223 Applied Statistics and Data Analysis
MATH110 or its equivalent is prerequisite for courses in this outcome

6. C3 Critical Thinking Outcome: Must take ONE of the following:
Courses that satisfy this outcome are in disciplines such as, but not limited to:
Political Science
Communication
Psychology
Economics
Sociology
History
Refer to the Academic Course schedule for courses with C3 designation.
Gerontology
Philosophy

7. O1 Oral and Written Communication Skills – Outcomes: Must take ONE of the following:
_____ _____ COMM 110 Principles of Speech
_____ _____ COMM 211 Argumentation and Debate
_____ _____ THEA 150 Acting I
May not be a complete list of available courses.
Refer to the Academic Course schedule for courses with O1 designation.

8. O2 Oral and Written Communication Skills – Outcomes: Must take ONE of the following:
_____ ENGL 202 Writing and Literature
_____ ENGL 272 Introduction to Technical Communication
_____ ENGL 282 Introduction to Writing for the Sciences
_____ ENGL 302 Advanced Writing
_____ ENGL 305 E-Rhetoric and Writing
_____ ENGL 306 E-Literature and Writing
Many of these courses have a pre-requisite that needs met before student may register. Please refer to the current Undergraduate Catalog for requirements.

9. O3 Oral and Written Communication Skills – Outcomes: Must take ONE of the following:
_____ ART 205 Introduction to Digital Design
_____ CSCI 148 Educational Technology
_____ CSCI 149 Computer Concepts for Business
_____ CSCI 150 Digital Literacy for the Liberal Arts
_____ CSCI 190 Digital Literacy for the Sciences
May not be a complete list of available courses.
Refer to the Academic Course schedule for courses with O3 designation.

10. R1 Relationships with the World – Outcomes: Must take ONE of the following:
Courses that satisfy this outcome are in disciplines such as, but not limited to:
Religion
Ethnic or Gender Studies
Bilingual Multicultural (BLMC)
Refer to the Academic Course schedule for courses with R1 designation.
Languages (Japanese, French, German, Spanish)
Ethics

11. R2 Relationships with the World – Outcomes: Must take ONE of the following:
_____ _____ BIOL 100 Integrated Approach to the Sciences _____ _____ BIOL 180 Oceanus _____ _____ ESOH 100 Environment and Society _____ _____ GEOG 101 Economic Geography _____ _____ GEOG 200 Human Geography _____ _____ GEOL 205 Surficial Earth Systems _____ _____ PHIL 235 Environmental and Animal Ethics May not be a complete list of available courses. Refer to the Academic Course schedule for courses with R1 designation.

12. R3 Relationships with the World – Outcomes: Must take ONE of the following:
_____ _____ COMM 216 Interpersonal Communication
_____ _____ CJUS 101 Introduction to Criminal Justice
_____ _____ ECON 201 Principles of Microeconomics
_____ _____ GERN 200 The Aging Process
_____ _____ PLAW 100 Introduction to Law
_____ _____ POLS 202 Comparative Politics
_____ _____ POLS 203 International Relations
_____ _____ SOWK 101 Introduction to Social Work
_____ _____ SOWK 170 Topics in Social Work
May not be a complete list of available courses.
Refer to the Academic Course schedule for courses with R3 designation.

13. E1 Engagement for Meaningful Lives and Productive Careers – Outcomes: Must take ONE of the following:
_____ PHIL 100 Introduction to Philosophy
_____ PHIL 210 Philosophy of Religion
_____ PHIL 270 Existentialism
_____ RELI 101 Introduction to Religion
_____ RELI 102 The Jewish and Christian Traditions
_____ RELI 235 The Old Testament
_____ RELI 240 The New Testament
May not be a complete list of available courses.
Refer to the Academic Course schedule for courses with E1 designation.

14. E2 Engagement for Meaningful Lives and Productive Careers – Outcomes: Must take ONE of the following:
Courses that satisfy this outcome are in disciplines such as, but not limited to:
Refer to the Academic Course schedule for courses with E2 designation.
Art
COMM
Music
Theatre
Literature (ENGL)

15. E3 Engagement for Meaningful Lives and Productive Careers – Outcomes:
Must take one additional course from the previous lists (C1, C2, C3, O1, O2, O3, R1, R2, R3, E1, or E2) above:
Must select ONE course from the outcome above that has not already been taken.
Example: If student took BIOL102 in C1, this course cannot be used to also satisfy E3.
Student may choose a different course from C1 to be used for this outcome.

16. U1 & U2: Oiler Six Outcomes
U1 and U2 combined must have a total of 6 hours
Student MUST take at least 3 semester hours in U1
Student can take all 6 hours in U1 Or
Student can take 3-5 hours in U1 and the remaining hours in U2
No more than 3 hours can be taken in U2

17. U1 Oiler Six Outcomes: Must take ONE of the following:
Student MUST take at least 3 semester hours from U1.
Example: Student takes U1: ART495 for 6 credit hours. U1 & U2 outcomes are satisfied
Example: Student takes U1: ART495 for 3 credit hours. Can take additional 3 credit hours from U1 OR can take 3 hours from U2 to satisfy outcome.
Example: Student takes U1: ART495 for 4 credit hours. Can take 2 credit hours from U2: HPE 100 to satisfy outcome.

18. U2 Oiler Six Outcomes: No more than 3 hours from:
_____ ART 195 Topics in Art
_____ CJUS 111 Self Defense/ Stress Management
_____ COMM 312 Small Group Communication
_____ FNCE 200 Personal Finance
_____ HEPR 150 Introduction to Health Professions
_____ HPE 100 Wellness
_____ MUSC 190 Concert Chorale (choir)
_____ MUSC 191 Concert Band
_____ MUSC 192 Orchestra
_____ MUSC 250 Topics in Music
_____ THEA 210 Theatre Practicum
_____ An additional CORE elective from the previous lists (C1, C2, C3, O1, O2, O3, R1, R2, R3, E1, or E2) that has NOT already been used

19. Summary
**At least 42 semester hours of approved courses as indicated within the following outcomes
R3- 3 hours
E1- 3 hours
E2- 3 hours
**At least 3 semester hours in EACH CORE+ outcome
E3- 3 hours
C1- 3 hours
U1 and U2: combined total 6 hours
C2- 3 hours
C3- 3 hours
Refer to the Academic Course schedule for courses with specific designations.
O1- 3 hours
Many of these courses have a pre-requisite that needs met before student may register. Please refer to the current Undergraduate Catalog for requirements.
O2- 3 hours
O3- 3 hours
R1- 3 hours
R2- 3 hours