Olivia Sidman

This re-formatted four-year plan for Eastern provides a detailed academic roadmap for students pursuing a Bachelor's Degree in Elementary Education and History. It outlines specific course requirements for both majors and the Eastern's Liberal Arts Curriculum (ELAC), covering foundational concepts, disciplinary perspectives, and learning outcomes. The plan also specifies GPA requirements, prerequisites, and key academic milestones, including Praxis exams and the CARE program application, to guide students toward successful graduation.

This document outlines a four-year academic plan for students pursuing a combined Secondary Education (Graduate Early Start Option) and Biology (BA) major. It details required courses for the major, Liberal Arts Curriculum (ELAC), and education requirements, along with GPA and credit requirements, aiming to guide students towards graduation and early entry into a master's program.

This document is a four-year academic plan designed for a Biochemistry Major. It details the curriculum requirements, including Eastern's Liberal Arts Curriculum (ELAC) foundational courses, disciplinary perspectives emphasizing learning outcomes and subject categories, and specific prerequisites and major courses in Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. The plan provides a roadmap for students to successfully complete their Bachelor's Degree requirements at Eastern.

This document outlines a four-year academic plan for students pursuing an Elementary Education and Art: Digital Art & Media Design Concentration. It details specific course requirements, GPA standards, and major-specific notes for both Art and Education disciplines. Additionally, it includes requirements for Eastern's Liberal Arts Curriculum (ELAC), serving as a comprehensive guide for students to track their progress toward fulfilling graduation requirements.

This document is the official Undergraduate & Graduate Catalog for Eastern Connecticut State University. It details the university's academic offerings, including undergraduate and graduate programs, and outlines comprehensive academic policies and procedures such as admission requirements, graduation criteria, and credit transfer. The catalog also provides information on a wide range of student services, including wellness promotion, accessibility support, financial aid, and career development. It emphasizes the university's commitment to a liberal arts education, guided by core values of academic excellence, engagement, inclusion, integrity, empowerment, and social responsibility, and describes the Liberal Arts Core Curriculum designed to develop critical thinking, ethical reasoning, communication, creativity, and quantitative literacy.