Non-Arts and Science Courses

The below courses are defined as non-liberal arts courses. Courses from this list cannot be used to satisfy the 90-credit liberal arts and sciences requirement at the Weissman School of Arts and Sciences.

ART 5010, ART 5011, Art Studio Elective
All CIS courses except the following: CIS 3270; CIS 3700; CIS 3810; and CIS 4910
COM 4059
CSE (Consumer Education)
ECO 5010 and ECO 5011
All Education courses except EDU 1100; EDU 1101; EDU 3001; EDU 3002; IDC/EDU 5210; IDC/EDU 5220; IDC/EDU 5230;
IDC/EDU 5240
FPA 5070 and FPA 5071 (Fine and Performing Arts)
HCA (Health Care Administration)
HED 1810, HED 2920, and all Physical Education courses
IST 3012 (Library)
Law courses except the following: LAW 1011; LAW 1012; LAW 3122; LAW 3400; LAW 4900; LAW 4905; LAW 4906; and LAW 4907
Military service credits
MSC 2061-MSC 2064, MSC 5050, MSC 5051, and Music Studio Elective
All PAF courses except the following: PAF 1250; PAF 3015; PAF 3040; PAF 3102; PAF 3103; PAF 3105; PAF 3106; PAF 3401; PAF 3442; PAF 4402; and PAF 5452
Liberal Arts Status Effective Fall 2024 – PAF 3005, PAF 3006, PAF 3020, PAF 3021, PAF 3110, PAF 3115, and PAF 4403
All PUB courses except PUB 1250
SPS/SDC
All statistics courses except STA 2000 and STA 2100
Theatre Studio Elective
Work-study (WST) or business experience in any areas
Credits listed as business, non-arts and sciences, professional electives, remedial electives, and/or credits listed as “elective” without any additional designation on transfer evaluation
All courses in the following disciplines: accountancy (ACC), finance (FIN), insurance (INS), international business (IBS), business policy (BPL), management (MGT), business administration (BUS), marketing (MKT), operations management (OPM), operations research (OPR), quantitative methods (QNT), real estate (RES), and taxation (TAX).

Questions about the non-liberal arts courses, business courses, and free electives should be directed to an advisor prior to registration. Appeals regarding the liberal arts status of courses should be directed to the Weissman Committee on Academic Standing.