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Courses in the First-Year Seminar Program are open only to
first-year students. Unless otherwise noted, departmental
courses numbered in the 100s are introductory and open to
first-year students. Courses numbered in the 200s are
designed for sophomores, juniors, and seniors; where
indicated, they are open to first-year students; 300-level
courses are designed for juniors and seniors; 400-level
courses represent specialized work for senior majors in the
departments and programs. Courses bearing two hyphenated
numbers, such as Physics 107-108, run through two
semesters. All courses of instruction are of equal credit
value.
Short Term units are numbered according to the following
codes: s10-s29 have no prerequisites, although they may
require the permission of the instructor; s30-s39 have
prerequisites but are not designed primarily for majors;
s40-s49 are designed primarily for majors; and s50 is the
designation for individual research.
An exact list of course offerings, schedules, and
instructors for the next semester of Short Term can be
found in the Schedule of Courses and Units, available
during the preregistration period held in the preceding
semester. The College reserves the right to cancel courses
due to changes in teaching personnel, under-enrollment, or
other unforeseen circumstances.
Academic Departments and Programs
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