A total of four to six courses is required, as grouped and noted below.  No more than two courses can be taken from any one subject area.

Humanities - Minimum two courses from the following:

ACS 100   Ideas that Shape the World I
ACS 200   Ideas that Shape the World II
ENG 108   Introduction to Fiction
ENG 208   Introduction to Non-Fiction
FRE  ***†   A French course
HIS  ***#  A History course
PHL 101   Plato and the Roots of Western Philosophy
PHL 201   Problems in Philosophy
PHL 333   Philosophy of Human Nature
PHL 366   Existentialism and Art and Culture
SPN ***†  A Spanish course

Social Sciences - Minimum two courses from the following:

CRM 100   Introduction to Canadian Criminal Justice
CRM 102   Introduction to Criminology
ECN 104   Introductory Microeconomics
ECN 204   Introductory Macroeconomics
ECN 220   Evolution of the Global Economy
EUS 102   Environment and Sustainability
EUS 202   Sustaining the City's Environments
GEO 131   Energy, Earth, and Ecosystems
GEO 151   Location, Location, Location
POG 100   People, Power and Politics
POG 110   Power and Influence in Canadian Politics
PPA 101    Cdn. Public Administration I: Institutions
PPA 102    Cdn. Public Administration I: Processes
PSY 102    Introduction to Psychology I
PSY 202    Introduction to Psychology II
SOC 105*  Introduction to Sociology
SOC 107*  Sociology of the Everyday
SSH 100    Social Scientific Inquiry
SSH 102    Learning and Development Strategies

* Required courses SOC 105 and SOC 107 are not available as a choice in Table I.
# A History (HIS) course numbered between HIS 100 and HIS 399.
† An online placement test is required. See Department of Languages, Literatures and Cultures' website for details.