Approved Courses for Liberal Learning

Please note that not all of the approved courses listed under the following categories are offered during any given semester.  To find out if a particular course is available during Fall 2008, go to TESS on the TCNJ home page, then to class schedule, and select Fall 2008.  Then go to course sections and select the appropriate subject.  You will see if the course was offered and if there is still room in it.

You may also access a complete list of courses offered for liberal learning credit during Fall 2008 by accessing this link: Liberal Learning Courses for Fall 2008.

• Behavioral, Social or Cultural Perspectives
• Civic Responsibilities
• First Seminar
• Information Literacy
• Language (Modern & Classical)
• Literary, Visual & Performing Arts
• Natural Science
• Quantitative Reasoning
• Social Change in Historical Perspectives
• World Views and Ways of Knowing
• Writing
• General Education Courses (old program only)- Nov. 12, 2003

Fall 2007 Registration

Students should check for prerequisites and other restrictions in the Bulletin and on TESS prior to planning their schedules and registering for courses.

• Fall 2007 Liberal Learning Schedule
• Spring 2007 Liberal Learning Schedule

(Modified July 15, 2008 )

Double Counting Courses

Between Majors, Interdisciplinary Concentrations, and Minors

• 3 courses may be counted twice between majors.
• 2 courses may be counted twice between a major and an interdisciplinary concentration.
• 1 course may be counted twice between a minor and anything else with the exception of an International Studies major and any minor, in which case 2 courses may be counted twice.

Liberal Learning Catagories, Majors and Minors

• Courses satisfying domains (Literary, Visual and Performing Arts, World Views and Ways of Knowing, Behavioral, Social or Cultural Perspectives, Social Change in Historical Perspective, Natural Science, and Quantitative Reasoning) may satisfy 2 Civic Responsibilities.
• Liberal Learning requirements may also be satisfied by major courses in cases where they are also approved liberal learning courses.