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2013–2014 The Bulletin - USS at Tufts - Tufts University

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College of Liberal Arts ><br />

• No more than two of the ten credits may be<br />

from the same department or program.<br />

• Beginning with those who m<strong>at</strong>ricul<strong>at</strong>ed into<br />

<strong>Tufts</strong> in Fall 2009, students may use one<br />

approved pre-m<strong>at</strong>ricul<strong>at</strong>ion credit (e.g. AP or<br />

IB) toward fulfillment of each distribution<br />

area, for a total of five.<br />

• No single course may be used in more than one<br />

distribution area. For example, a history course<br />

may be counted as either a humanities or a<br />

social science requirement, but not both.<br />

• Courses used in the found<strong>at</strong>ion requirement or<br />

as part of the concentr<strong>at</strong>ion (major) may also<br />

be used to fulfill distribution requirements<br />

(with some exceptions noted below).<br />

Special restrictions apply to Experimental College<br />

courses:<br />

Approval of the Academic Review Board must be<br />

obtained in all cases. Only one Experimental<br />

College credit may be used as a distribution<br />

requirement. Those courses graded pass-fail may<br />

not be used to s<strong>at</strong>isfy any distribution requirement.<br />

Please go to the Student Services web page to view<br />

the courses th<strong>at</strong> have been approved by the<br />

Academic Review Board.<br />

Summary Sheet of Requirements<br />

A grade of D- or above will fulfill found<strong>at</strong>ion and<br />

distribution requirements.<br />

Found<strong>at</strong>ion Requirements<br />

1. WRITING<br />

1)<br />

2)<br />

2. FOREIGN LANGUAGE/CULTURE OPTION<br />

Part I: Competence equivalent to three semesters<br />

of college language courses<br />

1)<br />

2)<br />

3)<br />

Part II: Competence equivalent to three semesters<br />

of college language courses, or culture option.<br />

(Fulfill a, b, or c.)<br />

4)<br />

5)<br />

6)<br />

a. Continue in the first language for three more<br />

semesters<br />

b. Three semesters in a second language<br />

(including ASL)<br />

c. Culture option—there are two ways to fulfill<br />

the culture option:<br />

1. Continue through the fourth or fifth semester<br />

of the language used to fulfill Part I, and take<br />

one or two credits in the same culture area as<br />

th<strong>at</strong> language.<br />

2. Take three credits rel<strong>at</strong>ed to a single culture<br />

either the same as or different from the language<br />

taken to fulfill Part I. One credit must focus on<br />

the region of origin. See the online list of<br />

approved culture courses.<br />

3. WORLD CIVILIZATIONS<br />

1)<br />

This credit may also be used toward a culture<br />

OR a distribution requirement, but not both.<br />

4. QUANTITATIVE REASONING<br />

1)<br />

For students with a m<strong>at</strong>h SAT score below 560<br />

or a m<strong>at</strong>h ACT score below 23.<br />

Distribution Requirements<br />

1. HUMANITIES<br />

1)<br />

2)<br />

2. ARTS<br />

1)<br />

2)<br />

3. SOCIAL SCIENCES<br />

1)<br />

2)<br />

4. NATURAL SCIENCES<br />

1)<br />

2)<br />

5. MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES<br />

1)<br />

2)<br />

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