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Arts and Humanities and Social Sciences Designations

Cause I want to graduate soon!

posted about 12 years ago

I was viewing My Academic Requirements to see what classes I still need to take and found out I need to take a couple more "Arts and Humanities" type classes. These classes are given an AH designation.

Is there a way to search for them in the course catalog that I'm just missing? If not, what classes (or types of classes) have that designation?

I'm already registered for the fall semester, I'm just trying to get together a plan so I feel less bad about being a super-senior and taking a while to graduate.

Thanks in advance for your help!

Selected Answer...

myUMBC -> Topics -> Classes + Grades -> Schedule + Registration -> Search -> Select desired term, change the course number to "greater than or equal to" and next to it 100 (this is so that you've given it some search terms, without narrowing down what you want. As you figure out more of what you want, you can change this as you wish), scroll down to the bottom to where it says "Requirement type" and select "Arts and Humanitites." This is better than the course catalog, since it also shows you which of the courses are offered and open.

Discussion Info

posted	May 14, 2013
sponsor	Nicole Layton
topics	Advising & Student Support Classes & Grades
tags	advising-and-student-support class classes-and-grades designations humanities
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