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...under certain circumstances they can count for Gen Ed It a senior or junior has taken any two graded half courses outside their area of concentration, the rest-including Core courses can be taken Pass/fail. However, the fastest way to fulfill the Gen Ed requirement--that you take two "full weight" courses in each area outside your concentration--is obviously to take two graded Core courses. For example, to fulfill your Humanities requirement, you can take English 101a full-year courses. This constitutes two half-courses, both taken for a grade. If you now decide to take a Core course...
...What courses count retroactively for Core credit...
...last year, some introductory-level science courses carry the weight of Core courses. Physics 1, 5, 11b, 12a, 55a and b: Chemistry 5a and b, 10, 15, 20a and b. Biochemistry 10a: Geology 14 and Astronomy 14 are Science A. Biology 7a and b and Biochemistry 10b count as Science...
...addition, English 12a and b and History 1653, which became Core courses this year (Literature and Arts A-40a and b, and Historical Study B-42 respectively) count for Core credit even if they were taken earlier as departmental offerings...
...General Education courses count "full weight...