Pre-Approved Courses for Dual Enrollment Students

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1 Pre-Approved Courses for Dual Enrollment Students The following lists are adapted from Preview (the UF new student orientation program). They include General Education courses that can be considered appropriate for dual enrollment students, as long as they meet the pre-requisites, if any. DE students may access the comprehensive Schedule of Courses( for additional course options; however other courses will be subject to approval by the DE advisor. All courses a DE student intends to take will need to appear on their advising form. There is no way to know prior to your registration session if a particular course will fit your schedule or have seats available. Therefore, be sure to identify several alternatives for each course you plan on taking in your first term. Courses are listed alphabetically by department and with the following information: Course prefix and number first (e.g. CPO 2001 ). The course title appears next (e.g. Comparative Politics ). After the course title, the number of credits the course is worth is shown in parentheses (e.g. (3) ). Any additional requirements the course meets are listed after the number of credits and in bold (e.g. General Education International: GE-N, or Gordon Rule Writing: GR: 6 for a 6,000 word Writing course). The name of the department that offers the course is listed last. If you want to look a course up in the Schedule of Courses, you must do so by department (e.g. Political Science ) Example: CPO 2001 Comparative Politics (3), GE-N, Political Science o Note that the General Education requirements for the following courses fulfill general education requirements at the University of Florida. They are subject to approval by your guidance counselor for high school credit. For the Dual Enrollment Equivalency list visit o Information regarding all of the courses listed below is subject to change. Always consult the registrar s website at for the most up-to-date information. BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES (GE-B) - This information is subject to change. AGR 2332 Seeds of Change (3), Agronomy PCB 2441 Biological Invaders (3), Agronomy ANT 3514C Introduction to Biological Anthropology (4), Anthropology BSC 2007 Biological Sciences: Cells, Organisms and Genetics (3), Biological Sciences BSC 2008 Biological Sciences: Evolution, Ecology and Behavior (3), Biological Sciences BSC 2009L Laboratory in Biological Sciences (1), Biological Sciences BOT 2010C Introductory Botany (3), Botany BOT 2800C Plants in Human Affairs (3), Botany ENY 1001 Bugs and People (3), Entomology and Nematology ENY 2040 The Insects (3), Entomology and Nematology FOR 3004 Forests, Conservation and People (3), Forest Resources and Conservation FOS 2001 Man s Food (3), Food Science and Human Nutrition GEO 3315 Geography of Crop Plants (3), Geography VEC 2100 World Herbs and Vegetables (3), Horticultural Sciences MCB 2000 Microbiology (3), Microbiology and Cell Science PLP 2060 Molds, Mildews, Mushrooms and Man (3), Plant Pathology PLP 2000 Plants, Plagues & People (3), Plant Pathology SWS 2008 Land & Life (3), Soil and Water Science WIS 2040 Wildlife Issues in a Changing World (3), Wildlife Ecology and Conservation WIS 2552 Biodiversity Conservation: Global Perspectives (3), GE-N, Wildlife Ecology and Conservation

2 COMPOSITION (GE-C) - This information is subject to change. If you have a 640 or lower SAT Verbal score, or a 28 or lower ACT Verbal score AND you do not have credit for any college-level English composition courses, then the first composition course you will take is ENC1101. ENC 1101* Introduction to College Writing (3), GR: 6, Writing Program If you have college credit for an English composition course through AP, IB, AICE, or dual enrollment; or you have a 650 or higher SAT Verbal score (or 29 or higher ACT Verbal score), you may enroll in any course on the list below. Be sure to check the course prefix and number(s) for any English credit you already have to ensure that you don t enroll in duplicate credit. AML 2070 Survey of American Literature (3), GR: 6, English AML 2410 Issues in American Literature and Culture (3), GR: 6, English CRW 1101 Beginning Fiction Writing (3), GR: 6, English CRW 1301 Beginning Poetry Writing (3), GR: 6, English ENC 1145 Topics for Composition (3), GR: 6, English ENC 2210 Technical Writing (3), GR: 6, English ENG 1131 Writing Through Media (4), GR: 6, English ENG 2300 Film Analysis (4), GR: 6, English ENL 2012 Survey of English Literature: Medieval to 1750 (3), GR: 6, English ENL 2022 Survey of English Literature: 1750 to the Present (3), GR: 6, English LIT 2110 World Literature: Ancient to Renaissance (3), GE-N, and GR: 6, English LIT 2120 World Literature: 17th Century to Modern (3), GE-N, and GR: 6, English ENC 1102 Introduction to Argument and Persuasion (3), GR: 6, Writing Program ENC 3254 Professional Communication for Engineers (3), GR: 6, Writing Program MATHEMATICS (GE-M) - This information is subject to change. CGS 2531 Problem Solving Using Computer Software (3), GR-M, Computer & Informational Science and Engineering MAC 1105 Basic College Algebra (3), GR-M, Mathematics (only online sections) MAC 1114 Trigonometry (2), GR-M, Mathematics MAC 1140 Precalculus Algebra (3), GR-M, Mathematics MAC 1147 Precalculus: Algebra and Trigonometry (4), GR-M, Mathematics MGF 1106 Mathematics for Liberal Arts (3), GR-M, Mathematics MGF 1107 Mathematics for Liberal Arts 2 (3), GR-M, Mathematics STA 2023 Introduction to Statistics 1 (3), GR-M, Statistics florida General education courses SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES (GE-S) - This information is subject to change. AEB 2014 Economic Issues, Food and You (3), Food and Resource Economics AFS 2002 African Experience (3), GE-N, African Studies ANT 2000 General Anthropology (3), Anthropology ANT 2301 Human Sexuality and Culture (3), GE-D, GR: 4, Anthropology ANT 2410 Cultural Anthropology (3), GE-D, Anthropology BCN 1582 International Sustainable Development (3), GE-N, Building Construction CCJ 3024 Advanced Principles of Criminal Justice (3), Sociology/Criminology - Criminology CGS 3063 Computers and Modern Society (3), GR: varies by section, Computer and Info Sciences and Engineering CJL 2000 Law and the Legal Process (3), Sociology/Criminology - Criminology

3 SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES (GE-S), continued COM 1000 Introduction to Communication Studies (3), Written & Oral Communications CPO 2001 Comparative Politics (3), GE-N, Political Science ECO 2013 Principles of Macroeconomics (4), Economics ECO 2023 Principles of Microeconomics (4), Economics EDF 2085 Teaching Diverse Populations (3), GE-D, Educational Psychology EDF 3110 Human Growth and Development (3), Education - Educational Psychology EEX 2000 Impact of Disabilities: Home, Community, and Workplace (3), GE-D, Education - Special Ed. EEX 3312 Exceptional People In School & Society (3), GE-D, Education - Special Ed. EUS 2003 European Experience: A Social Science Perspective (3), GE-N, European Studies FOR 2662 Forests for the Future (3), Forest Resource & Conservation GEA 1000 Geography for a Changing World (3), GE-N, Geography GEA 3600 Geography of Africa (3), GE-N, Geography GEO 2410 Social Geography (3), GE-D, Geography GEO 2420 Introduction to Human Geography (3), GE-N, Geography GEO 2500 Global and Regional Economies (3), Geography HSC 3102 Personal and Family Health (3), Health Education & Behavior INR 2001 International Relations (3), GE-N, Political Science LAS 2001 Latin American Civilization (3), GE-N, Latin American Studies LIN 2704 Language as a Cognitive System (3), Linguistics POS 2041 American Federal Government (3), Political Science POS 2112 American State and Local Government (3), Political Science PSY 2012 General Psychology (3), Psychology SPA 2014 Forensic Applications of Speech Science (3), Communication Sciences and Disorders SPA 2024 Human Communication Dynamics (3), Communication Sciences & Disorders SYG 2000 Principles of Sociology (3), Sociology/Criminology - Sociology SYG 2010 Social Problems (3), Sociology/Criminology - Sociology SYG 2430 Marriage and Family (3), GE-D, Sociology/Criminology - Sociology URP 3001 Cities of the World (3), GE-N, Urban & Regional Planning WST 2612 Perspectives on Gender and Sexuality (3), GE-D, GR: 4, Women s Studies (not offered Fall) Gener al education courses HUMANITIES (GE-H) - This information is subject to change. AFA 2000* Intro to African American Studies (3), GR: 4, African American Studies AMH 2010* United States to 1877 (3), GR: 2, History AMH 2020* United States Since 1877 (3), History AML 2070* Survey of American Literature (3), GR: 6, English AML 2410 Issues in American Literature and Culture (3), GR: 6, English ANT 2149 Lost Tribes and Sunken Continents (3), Anthropology ARC 1720* Architectural History 1 (3), GE-N, GR: varies by section, Architecture (course is ARC 1701 for majors) ARH 2002 Introduction to Art: The Artistic Experience (3), GE-N, Art and Art History ARH 2050* Introduction to the Principles and History of Art (3), GE-N, Art and Art History ARH 2051 Introduction to the Principles and History of Art 2 (3), GE-N, Art and Art History AST 3043 History of Astronomy through Newton (3), GE-N, Astronomy CLA 2044 English Vocabulary (3), Classics CLA 2100 The Glory that was Greece (3), GE-N, Classics CLA 3160 Ancient Egypt (3), GE-N, Classics (not offered Fall) CLA 3700 Classical Archaeology (3), GE-N, Classics CLA 3930 Greek History, (3), GE-N, Classics CLT 3370 Myths of the Greeks and Romans (3), GE-N, Classics

4 HUMANITIES (GE-H), continued ENG 1131 Writing Through Media (4), GR: 6, English ENG 2300 Film Analysis (4), GR: 6, English ENL 2012 Survey of English Literature: Medieval to 1750 (3), GR: 6, English ENL 2022 Survey of English Literature: 1750 to the Present (3), GR: 6, English ENL 2330 Introduction to Shakespeare (3), English EUH 2002 Western Civilization: 18th Century to the Present (3), GE-N, GR: 2, History EUS 2001 European Experience (3), GE-N, European Studies (not offered Fall) EUS 3930 Greece and Euro Context (3), European Studies EUS 3930 Magical Realism (3), European Studies EUS 3930 East Europe Politics (3), GE-N, European Studies EUS3930 City Culture (3), European Studies EUS 3930 Europe in the 20th Century (3), GE-N, European Studies HIS 3463 History of Science: Origins to Newton (3), GE-N, History IDS2935 What is the Good Life (3), GR: 2, Interdisciplinary Studies IND 2100 History of Interior Design I (3), Interior Design LAA 2710 History of Landscape Architecture (3), GE-N, Landscape Architecture LAS 2001 Latin American Civilization (3), GE-N, Latin American Studies LIN 2000 Language: Humanities Perspective (3), Linguistics LIT 2110 World Literature: Ancient to Renaissance (3), GE-N, GR: 6, English LIT 2120 World Literature: 17th Century to Modern (3), GE-N, GR: 6, English MEM 2500 Tales of King Arthur (3), GE-N, Medieval and Early Modern Studies (not offered fall) MEM 3300 Castles and Cloisters: An Introduction to Medieval (3), GE-N, Medieval & Early Modern Studies MUH 2501 Introduction to World Musics (3), GE-N, Music MUH 4016 History of Jazz (3), GE-N Music MUL 2010 Introduction to Music Literature (3), GE-N, GR: varies by section, Music MUR 3104 Music and the Catholic Church (3), GR: 4, Music PHI 2010 Introduction to Philosophy (3), GR: 4, Philosophy PHI 2630 Contemporary Moral Issues (3), GR: 4, Philosophy PLP 2000 Plants, Plagues & People (3), Plant Pathology (not offered Fall) POT 2002 Introduction to Political Theories (3), Political Science (not offered Fall) REL 2121 American Religious History (3), GE-D, Religion REL 2210 Hebrew Scriptures (3), Religion REL 2315 Religion in Asia (3), GE-N, Religion REL 2341 Introduction to Buddhism (3), Religion REL 2362 Introduction to Islam (3), GE-N, Religion REL 2930 Introduction to Christianity (3), Religion REL 2930 Introduction to Jewish Studies (3), Religion REL 2930 Introduction to World Religions (3), Religion DAN 2100 Dance Appreciation for the 21st century (3), GE-N, Theater and Dance THE 2000 Theatre Appreciation (3), GE-D, Theatre and Dance WST 2611 Humanities Perspective on Gender and Sexuality (3), GE-D, GR: 6, Women s Studies HUM 2420 African Humanities (3), GE-N, Languages, Literatures & Cultures HUM 2424 African Cultures/Literature (3), GE-N, Languages, Literatures & Cultures RUT 2100 Russian Masterpieces (3), Languages, Literatures & Cultures - Russian RUT 3441 Tolstoy and Dostoevsky (3), Languages, Literatures & Cultures Russian RUT 3442 Literary Journey (3), GE-N, Languages, Literatures & Cultures Russian RUT 3442 The Literacy Journey (3), GE-N, Languages, Literatures & Cultures Russian RUT 3452 Russian Lit in the 20th Century (3), GE-N, GR: varies by section, Languages, Literatures & Cultures-Russian RUT 3514 Russian Fairy Tales (3), GE-N, Languages, Literatures & Cultures Russian

5 PHYSICAL SCIENCES (GE-P) - This information is subject to change. AST 1002 Discovering the Universe (3), Astronomy AST 1022L Astronomy Laboratory (1), Astronomy AST 2037 Life in the Universe (3), Astronomy (not offered Fall) AST 3043 History of Astronomy through Newton (3), GE-N, Astronomy CHM 1030 Basic Chemistry Concepts and Applications, Part 1 (3), Chemistry CHM 1025 Introduction to Chemistry (2), Chemistry GEO 2200 Physical Geography (3), Geography GEO 2200L Physical Geography Laboratory (1), Geography GEO 2242 Extreme Weather (3), Geography ESC 1000 Intro to Earth Science (3), Geological Sciences GLY 1000 Exploring the Geological Sciences (3), Geological Sciences GLY 1150L Florida Geology Laboratory (1), Geological Sciences GLY 2010C Physical Geology (4), Geological Sciences OCE 1001 Introductory Oceanography (3), Geological Sciences MET 1010 Introduction to Weather and Climate (3), Physics PHY 1033C Discovering Physics (3), Physics PHY 2004 Applied Physics 1 (3), Physics PHY 2004L Laboratory for PHY 2004 (1), Physics PHY 2020 Introduction to Principles of Physics (3), Physics SWS 2007 World of Water (3), Soil and Water Science SWS 3022 Introduction to Soils in the Environment (3), Soil & Water Sciences FOREIGN LANGUAGE COURSES - This information is subject to change. AHM 1130 Beginning Amharic 1 (5), Languages, Literatures and Cultures - Amharic AKA 1130 Beginning Akan 1 ((5), Languages, Literatures and Cultures - Akan ARA 1130 Beginning Arabic 1 (5), Languages, Literatures and Cultures - Arabic CHI 1130 Beginning Chinese 1 (5), Languages, Literatures and Cultures - Chinese CZE 1130 Introduction to Czech Language and Culture 1 (5), Languages, Literatures and Cultures - Czech DUT 1130 Beginning Dutch 1 (5), Languages, Literatures and Cultures - Dutch FRE 1180 Elementary French: Review and Progress (3), Languages, Literatures and Cultures - French FRE 1182 Preparation for Intermediate French (3), Languages, Literatures and Cultures - French FRE 1130 Beginning French 1 (5), Languages, Literatures and Cultures - French FRE 1131 Beginning French 2 (5), Languages, Literatures and Cultures - French GER 1130 Beginning Intensive German 1 (5), Languages, Literatures and Cultures - German GER 1131 Beginning Intensive German 2 (5), Languages, Literatures and Cultures - German GER 1125 Discover German 1 (5), Languages, Literatures and Cultures - German GRE 1120 Beginning Ancient Greek 1 (4), Classics GRK 1130 Beginning Modern Greek 1 (5), Classics HAI 1130 Beginning Haitian Creole 1 (5), Languages, Literatures and Cultures - Haitian/Creole HBR 1130 Beginning Modern Hebrew 1 (5), Languages, Literatures and Cultures - Hebrew HIN 1130 Beginning Hindi 1 (5), Languages, Literatures and Cultures - Hindi HNG 1130 Beginning Hungarian 1 (5), European Studies ITA 1130 Beginning Italian 1 (5), Languages, Literatures and Cultures - Italian JPN 1130 Beginning Japanese 1 (5), Languages, Literatures and Cultures - Japanese LAT 1120 Beginning Latin 1 (4), Classics LAT 1121 Beginning Latin 2 (3), Classics

6 FOREIGN LANGUAGE COURSES, continued LAT 1104 Beginning Latin 3 (3), Classics POL 1130 Polish Language & Culture I (5), Languages, Literatures and Cultures - Polish POR 1130 Beginning Portuguese 1 (5), Spanish and Portuguese - Portuguese RUS 1130 Introduction to Russian Language & Culture 1 (5), Languages, Literatures and Cultures - Russian SPN 1130 Beginning Spanish 1 (5), Spanish and Portuguese - Spanish SPN 1131 Beginning Spanish 2 (5), Spanish and Portuguese - Spanish SPN 1134 Accelerated Spanish Review (5), Spanish and Portuguese - Spanish SRK 1120 Beginning Sanskrit 1 (4), Religion SWA 1130 Beginning Swahili 1 (5), Languages, Literatures and Cultures - Swahili TUR 1130 Beginning Turkish 1 (5), European Studies VTN 1130 Vietnamese 1 (5), Languages, Literatures and Cultures - Vietnamese WOL 1130 Beginning Wolof 1 (5), Languages, Literatures and Cultures - Wolof XHO 1130 Beginning Xhosa 1 (5), Languages, Literatures and Cultures - Xhosa YOR 1130 Beginning Yoruba 1 (5), Languages, Literatures and Cultures - Yoruba ELECTIVES - This information is subject to change. ANT 3520 Skeleton Keys: Forensic Identification (3), Anthropology BOT 2710C Practical Plant Taxonomy (3), Botany DIG 2020 Foundations of Digital Culture (3), Digital World Institute DIG 2931C Interactive Storytelling (3), Digital World Institute EGN 1002 Introduction to Engineering (1), Materials Science and Engineering GEA 3405 Geography of Latin America (3), GR: varies by section, Geography GEO 3427 Plants, Health and Spirituality (3), Geography GEO 3930 Parks in Peril (3), Geography HSC 2000 Introduction to Health Professions (3), Health Professions JOU 1100 Introduction to Journalism (1), Journalism MAR 2290 Retail Management Seminar (1), Marketing MCB 4934 Explore your Genome (3), Microbiology and Cell Science (only online section) MMC 1702 Rock n Roll and American Society (3), Journalism MMC 2604 Mass Media and You (3), Journalism ORH 1030 Plants, Gardens and You (1), Environmental Horticulture ORH 3053C Principles of Floral Art (3), Environmental Horticulture SDS 3481 Alcohol & Drug Abuse (2), Education - Counselor Ed SDS 3482 Stress and Anxiety Management (3), Education - Counselor Ed SPC 2300 Introduction to Interpersonal Communication (3), Written & Oral Communication SPC 2608 Public Speaking (3), Written & Oral Communication SPC 2351 Listening (3), Written & Oral Communication WST 3930 Women of Color in the U.S. (3), Women s Studies