Communication:

• COM 203 - Rhetoric and Public Address (Foundations F1b) 3-0-3
• RHW 102 - First Year Seminar in Writing (Foundations F1a) 4-0-4

Health and Physical Education:

• KIN - Activity 0-2-1
• KIN - Activity 0-2-1
• KIN 220 - First Aid 2-0-1 or
• KIN 221 - Survey of Wellness (Foundations F4e) 0-2-1 or
• KIN 222 - College Health Topics 2-0-1

Behavioral Science:

The courses listed below are required by the Nell Woodruff School of Nursing at Emory and will satisfy the behavioral-science component of Berry’s general education requirement.

• ECO 110 - Markets and Society (Foundations F4c) 3-0-3
• PSY 101 - Introduction to Psychology (Foundations F4c) 3-0-3
• SOC 200 - Introduction to Sociology (Foundations F3a, b or c; F4c) 3-0-3

Humanities:

Choose five courses, one from each of the four areas, plus HUM 200 or a fifth course from any of the four areas to be counted as a Humanities elective.

Other Berry Requirements:

• BCC 099 - Library Skills 2 hours total, 0 credit or
• BCC 100 - First-Year Seminar 1-0-1

Cultural Events:

 Average of three for each semester of full-time enrollment at Berry.

Mathematics:

Elementary Statistics is required by the Nell Woodruff School and will satisfy Berry’s general education mathematics requirement.

• MAT 111 - Elementary Statistics (Foundations F2a) 3-0-3

Natural Sciences:

These science courses will satisfy Berry’s general education requirement and are required by the Nell Woodruff School.

• BIO 111 - Principles of Cell Biology (Foundations F4d) 3-2-4
• CHM 108 - General Chemistry I (Foundations F4d) 3-2-4

Electives Outside Major/Minor:

Two three-hour courses.

• BIO 206 - Human Anatomy and Physiology I 3-2-4 *
• PSY 221 - Life-Span Developmental Psychology 3-0-3 *

Additional Requirements for the Nell Woodruff School:

• BIO 207 - Human Anatomy and Physiology II 3-2-4
• BIO 301 - Microbiology 2-4-4
• CHM 109 - General Chemistry II 3-3-4
• CHM 221 - Organic Chemistry I 3-3-4

Electives:

Additional courses approved by the nursing faculty must combine with the above prerequisites (course specified by Emory) to equal at least 60 semester hours. Students are encouraged to take electives in the social sciences and humanities. Credit for biochemistry, pharmacology, physical education, applied art or music is not applicable in meeting general education requirements.

Berry Requirement:

Complete 91 hours at Berry or three-fourths of the program. This may include hours transferred to Berry College from other institutions, but a minimum of 62 hours must be completed in residence at Berry.

Berry Writing Requirement:

Students must complete two “writing-intensive” courses totaling a minimum of six semester hours. One of these may be at the 200 level; the other must be at the 300- or 400 level.