Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

Undergraduate-Newark

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Undergraduate Education in Newark

School of Arts and Sciences-Newark

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Newark College of Arts and Sciences

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Core Curriculum Requirements

Basic Writing Skills

Quantitative Reasoning

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Second Concentration

Writing across the Curriculum

Foreign Language

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University College–Newark

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Consortium with New Jersey Institute of Technology

Rutgers Business School: Undergraduate-Newark

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Other Liberal Arts

The Newark College of Arts and Science's learning objectives call for effective written and oral communication, effective reading, multiple modes of inquiry, critical and creative thinking, an ability to produce knowledge, an understanding of intercultural relations, diversity, and an ability to address major questions of our time.

All students must therefore complete one 3-credit course from a list of approved courses offered by the Department of African American and African Studies, the Department of Philosophy, the Department of Spanish and Portuguese Studies or the Program in Women's and Gender Studies.

For an updated list of courses that satisfy this requirement, please refer to Degree Navigator.