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SAGE

St. Andrews General Education (SAGE)

  The St. Andrews faculty as a whole designed the St. Andrews General Education (SAGE) program for the St. Andrews student body as a whole. It includes course work that constitutes graduation requirements common to all students- those that carry the SAGE prefix as well as those that satisfy the writing and liberal learning requirements.


Required Common Experience Courses:

SAGE 230 Human Thought and Culture I:  Ancient to Medieval

SAGE 240 Human Thought and Culture II:  Renaissance to Modern

SAGE 381 Transitions

SAGE 450 Global Issues and Ethical Response

WRT 110 Compositions I: Inquiry through Writing

WRT 120 Composition II:  Reasoning through Writing
3 credits

3 credits

1 credit

3 credits

3 credits

3 credits

Liberal Learning Requirements:

Language: demonstrated knowledge of a foreign language at the intermediate level.

Mathematics: a course in mathematics that develops an understanding of the appropriate use and limitations of quantitative analysis.

Natural Science: one biological science course and one physical science course designed to enrich one's understanding of the natural world; one course must include a laboratory experience.

Foundations and Principles of American Society:  At least two courses from multiple disciplines that study the framework of American society; these courses may include such disciplines as religion, philosophy, and the arts.

Creative Arts:  a course or courses selected from Art, Communication and Theater Arts, Creative Writing, or Music requiring personal engagement in and critical reflection upon the creative process.

Literature and Literacy Classics:  at least one course in which students will examine one or more major literary traditions in cultural and historical context and consider how the texts speak to the contemporary reader.
up to 9 credits

3 credits

7 credit

 

6 credits

 

3 credits

 

3 credits
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St. Andrews University
A branch of Webber International University
1700 Dogwood Mile
Laurinburg, NC 28352
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