You must meet the college breadth (general education) requirements in order to obtain a degree. The breadth requirements include the following general areas of study: English composition, natural sciences/math, humanities, social sciences, ethnicity, and foreign language.

What is breadth requirements in college?

Think of the breadth requirement as broadening your exposure to the world of liberal arts through six credits of liberal arts electives, with some restrictions applied. These courses need to be taken within liberal arts disciplines that are outside of your major and minor areas of study.

What are breadth courses?

Breadth classes are any courses that are NOT business classes or requirements. ... You can either have ONE economics course or ONE resource economics course count towards breadth requirements.