College of Engineering Social Science and Humanities Requirements:

1. 6 hours Campus Humanities and the Arts and 6 hours Social and Behavioral Science (see below)
2. 6 more hours:
   • could be more Gen Ed
   • could be from the supplemental list at http://www.engr.uiuc.edu/Advising/ss-hum.htm.
3. 1 Cultural Studies: Western and 1 Cultural Studies: Non-western. These courses can be incorporated in the above 18 hours.

Campus General Education Requirements

1. Composition I: Rhet 105 (also Rhet 101+2; 103+4; 108; SpCom111+112; ESL 114+115)

2. Advanced Composition (Composition II) -- SEE LIST.

• Many Soc. Sci. and Hum. courses are Advanced Composition, too!
• Required of almost everyone, except a few who started college before Fall 1991.
• Not all sections of a course count. Check the online class schedule.
• May not be taken elsewhere. Must be taken for a grade.

3,4. Social and Behavioral Sciences. Humanities and the Arts -- SEE LIST.

• Required ONLY if you started college anywhere on or after Fall 1994.
• 6 hours Soc&Beh.Sci; 6 hours Hum&Arts
• Every course on the list is also on the College List.
• Many courses count as Advanced Composition, too!

5,6. Western Culture. Non-Western or American Minority Culture -- SEE LIST

• Required ONLY if you started college anywhere on or after Fall 1995
• 1 course Western; 1 course Non-Western (or 2 Comparative Studies courses)
• Most courses are also on the Soc&Beh.Sci. or the Hum&Arts lists.

7. Foreign Language - Complete a third level college foreign language course.

• Required beginning with Freshmen entering Fall 2000 and transfers entering Fall 2002 who began college studies anywhere starting in Fall 2000 or later. Three years of a single high school language will meet the requirement.
• Foreign language may be counted as College Humanities, but not Campus Hum&Arts. You must go to 206 Engr. Hall to have your language credit verified.

8,9. Natural Sciences and Technology and Quantitative Reasoning.

• Your required courses meet these requirements many times over.

Some helpful hints:

• Make your courses count twice (or even three times!) Example: History 308 counts as Campus Humanities, College Humanities, Campus Western, and Advanced Composition.
• Many Illinois community colleges have courses that will satisfy Campus General Education credit. See the web site: http://www.oar.uiuc.edu/prospective/transfer/which.html
• If you think you should have Gen Ed credit and don't, see the Deans in 206 Engr. Hall