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LSA 101: Info for Admitted Students

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Outcomes and Possibilities

LSA delivers a purposeful, pragmatic liberal arts education that employers respect and seek out.

College Connections

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Staff Achievement Awards Program

This is an annual opportunity to acknowledge and celebrate exceptional staff contributions to the success of the College . Information regarding eligibility, nomination, selection, notification, and winners can be found here.

Academics
Majors and Minors
Departments and Units
Courses
LSA Degrees
LSA Requirements
LSA Academic Policies and Procedures
1. Credit Policies
2. 1. Course Credit and Contact Hours
  2. Class Standing
  3. Residency Requirements
  4. LSA and Non-LSA Credit
  5. Graded and Non-Graded Coursework
  6. Credits Required Outside of Major Department
  7. Course Sequencing
  8. Repeating a Course
  9. Experiential and Directed Reading/Independent Study Coursework
  10. Test Credit (AP, IB, etc.)
  11. Transfer Credit Policy
3. Registration and Enrollment
4. Grading, Transcripts, and Academic Records
5. Academic Standing
6. Academic Integrity
LSA Commitment to Academic Freedom
Dates and Deadlines
Academic Integrity
Engaged Learning
STEM
Business
What Will You Do with an LSA Degree?

Experiential and Directed Reading/Independent Study Coursework

Academics
Majors and Minors
Departments and Units
Courses
LSA Degrees
LSA Requirements
LSA Academic Policies and Procedures
1. Credit Policies
2. 1. Course Credit and Contact Hours
  2. Class Standing
  3. Residency Requirements
  4. LSA and Non-LSA Credit
  5. Graded and Non-Graded Coursework
  6. Credits Required Outside of Major Department
  7. Course Sequencing
  8. Repeating a Course
  9. Experiential and Directed Reading/Independent Study Coursework
  10. Test Credit (AP, IB, etc.)
  11. Transfer Credit Policy
3. Registration and Enrollment
4. Grading, Transcripts, and Academic Records
5. Academic Standing
6. Academic Integrity
LSA Commitment to Academic Freedom
Dates and Deadlines
Academic Integrity
Engaged Learning
STEM
Business
What Will You Do with an LSA Degree?

Students may complete up to 30 credits of Experiential and Directed Reading/Independent Study courses.

Experiential courses (identified as such in the Undergraduate Course Catalog and LSA Course Guide) are courses that involve academic work that takes place in a setting other than a university classroom, laboratory, library or study, such as an internship.
Directed Reading/Independent Study courses (identified as such in the Undergraduate Course Catalog and LSA Course Guide) may be courses not normally offered by classroom instruction, taught on an independent study basis, or those specially designated as “independent” and elected by special arrangement with the instructor.

Polices regarding experiential and directed reading/independent study courses:

No more than 8 credits may be elected in a single term.
Cannot be used to fulfill distribution requirements
May be used to fulfill major or minor requirements.