Interdisciplinary Liberal Studies

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Minimum required credits in the program: 38

The Interdisciplinary Liberal Studies major is an alternate form of the Liberal Studies major. It is designed to give Education students seeking a Vermont Educator License the liberal arts content needed to be well educated and to teach well. This major prepares students for the Praxis I and Praxis II standardized tests, which all persons seeking licensure must now take. It is also designed to provide both the student and advisor some flexibility in planning a course of study.

Requirements for the Major in Interdisciplinary Liberal Studies

English: 9 Credits

(three credits each in Literature and Writing - excludes ENG-1051 and ENG-1052; EDU 3110 may be counted as an elective)

Science: 8 Credits

(two four-credit lab sciences)

Mathematics: 9 Credits

(MAT 1060, MAT 2010 and a three credit mathematics elective)

History/Social Science: 9 Credits

(three credits each in American history (pre WWII), geography, and political science/government)

Fine Arts: 3 Credits

Notes:

Fifteen credits in the major must be at the 3000-4000 level
From a total of 122 credits, 41 must be at the 3000-4000 level
GEU Divisional Core courses cannot be used to fulfill major requirements

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