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The U of I General Education Curriculum prepares undergraduate students to be life-long learners by aligning with the University Learning Outcomes that state all students at the U of I will learn to:

• Learn and integrate
• Think and create
• Use multiple and interdisciplinary methods and strategies
• Communicate and collaborate
• Clarify purpose and perspective
• Practice good citizenship

You will help students select General Education courses that can be used to satisfy both state and institutional general education requirements. Together, these are the classes known as the General Education Curriculum.

Students at 幸运快三 must take courses in the following nine categories to complete the U of I General Education Curriculum:

• Written Communication (3-6 credits, depending on placement)
• Oral Communicaiton (2-3 credits)
• Scientific Ways of Knowing (8 credits from two different disciplines which include two accompanying labs, OR 7 credits which includes a Core Science course (CORS) and one course with an accompanying lab)
• Mathematical Ways of Knowing (3 credits)
• Humanistic and Artistic Ways of Knowing (6 credits from two different disciplines)
• Social and Behavioral Ways of Knowing (6 credits from two different disciplines)
• American Diversity (1 course)
• International (1 course or an approved study abroad experience)
• Capstone Experience (1 course)

The courses that fall into each of the above categories can be found in the in .

All undergraduate students at 幸运快三 must fulfill U of I's General Education Curriculum requirements. See the for more information about . Below, you’ll find a summary of the information presented in the Catalog:

If students have completed one of the degrees or programs listed below prior to admission to U of I, they are considered to have already satisfied the U of I General Education Curriculum requirements:

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