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Humanities and Social Sciences
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I took 3 History and 3 Sociology classes and Econ which I think also counted for that.
TrojanAnteater said:I took 3 History and 3 Sociology classes and Econ which I think also counted for that.
thanks for the info. would you happen to know if philsophy classes qualifty under this
Portman said:thanks for the info. would you happen to know if philsophy classes qualifty under this
Philosophy should be under humanities... for instance, here is USC's take on it their Humanities pre-reqs.
"Humanities:
Baccalaureate recipients automatically fulfill this category. Students who will not be earning a Baccalaureate degree must complete additional 2 semesters/3 quarters of courses. Courses in history, literature, philosophy, religion, fine arts appreciation/history), classics and ethics may be used to fulfill this requirement."
TrojanAnteater said:Philosophy should be under humanities... for instance, here is USC's take on it their Humanities pre-reqs.
"Humanities:
Baccalaureate recipients automatically fulfill this category. Students who will not be earning a Baccalaureate degree must complete additional 2 semesters/3 quarters of courses. Courses in history, literature, philosophy, religion, fine arts appreciation/history), classics and ethics may be used to fulfill this requirement."
ah thanks again
Portman said:this is mainly aiming toward ucsd, but what courses did you guys take to fullfill these requirements.
Not sure if you are in CA, but if you are, check the assist.org site for the exact courses from your school that count towards the prereqs for UCSD. as far as i remember (contact their offices), their prereqs are in line with those for UCSF.