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General Education
Requirements

GE Requirements are established and governed by state law (Utah Code R470).  For more information about the Old and New requirement structures, please contact an advisor.

General Education (GE) Core Requirements


General Education (GE) Breadth Requirements

 


Additional Information

General Education Requirements

Minimum grade does not apply to pre-requisites. Please check with department first.

If the course is a requirement for a major, it must be taken for a letter grade. CR/NC is NOT an option.

General Education (GE) Core Requirements

OR

MIN (D- or CR)

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2 Courses Needed

Math and Statistics/Logic Course Options


Intellectual Exploration Requirements

MIN (D- or CR)

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or

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1 Course Needed

Applied Science or Physical/Life Science Course Options

*Students must complete 3 of the 4 IE areas of General Education with the 4th area being waived by the student's major. The IE area that is waived is determined by the college that the student's major is in.

IE Exemptions


Graduation Requirements

Complete

Major Requirements

Complete

GE Requirements

Complete

BD Requirements

Credit Hours**

122

Minimum GPA

2.0

Upper Division Credit Hours

40

Complete

Residency Requirement

 


Additional Information

General Education Requirements

Students are required to meet the AI, WR2, and QR (QA & QB) requirement by taking one or more courses in each of those areas. The BFA and BMus students are not required to complete the QB requirement.

Students are required to take two (2) classes in each of three of the four Intellectual Explorations (IE) areas (Fine Arts [FF], Humanities [HF], Physical/Life Sciences [SF]/Applied Sciences [AS], and Social & Behavioral Science [BF]) that are not associated with the student's major. So, to be clear, students need to take six classes total: two in each of the Intellectual Explorations (IE) areas in which they are not majoring.

Please consult with an advisor to learn which IE areas apply to specific programs of study.

 

Last Updated: 12/2/25