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HONORS TRANSFER
GUIDE
for
University General Education Requirements
Approved by the University Board of Visitors
If
a student leaves Honors before completing the Program, but remains
at Mason, the following is recommended:
| HNRS 110 Introduction
to Research |
4 credits English composition
*
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HNRS 121 Reading Cultural
Signs |
3 credits
social science *
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HNRS 122 Reading the Arts |
3 credits
humanities
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HNRS 125 Quantitative Problems
& Solutions I (effective Fall 2001 - A Liberal
Arts Approach to Calculus) |
3 credits
mathematics
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HNRS 130 Conceptions of Self |
3 credits
social science
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HNRS 131 Contemporary Society
in Multiple Perspectives
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3 credits
social science ** |
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HNRS 225 Quantitative Problems
and Solutions II (starting Spring 2002 - An Introduction
to Chaos Theory and Nonlinear Dynamics)
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3 credits
mathematics |
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HNRS 227 Scientific Thought
and Processes I |
4 credits
lab science
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HNRS 228 Scientific Thought
and Processes II
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4 credits
lab science |
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HNRS 230 Cross Cultural Perspectives |
3 credits
humanities **
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HNRS 240 Reading the Past
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3 credits
social science* |
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HNRS 253 Technology in the
Contemporary U.S.(effective Fall 2003 - course changed to
353) |
3 credits
humanities*
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* Writing intensive course
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**Fulfills Global Understanding
requirement
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PLEASE NOTE: The Honors curriculum
employs "Writing Across the Curriculum," so that English
composition credits after HNRS 110 are completed in several
other courses, most specifically in HNRS 253 (353), where a
major research project and revised drafts of papers are required. |
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