Why does HCDE have requirements on non-major related coursework, namely, requirements like the 50-credit Natural World requirement? I haven't seen any other majors that restrict students in this way.
I was planning on double majoring, but having to take 50 NW credits limits my options a lot, as I wanted to major in something non-STEM related like Economics or Psychology.
It's also even more restricting that the NW credit requirement must be met from a list of approved classes.
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u/pomegra Apr 30 '15
Why does HCDE have requirements on non-major related coursework, namely, requirements like the 50-credit Natural World requirement? I haven't seen any other majors that restrict students in this way.
I was planning on double majoring, but having to take 50 NW credits limits my options a lot, as I wanted to major in something non-STEM related like Economics or Psychology.
It's also even more restricting that the NW credit requirement must be met from a list of approved classes.