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The General Education (GenEd) requirements
describe the core courses all students must take
in order to graduate. They are an important
component of students' education at the University
of Illinois. Besides specializing in a major
and training for a career, students should become
familiar with some of the many rapidly changing disciplines.
Through these requirements, Illinois
undergraduates:
- expand their historical, aesthetic, cultural,
literary, scientific, and philosophical perspectives
- improve critical and analytical thinking; and
- learn skills in finding, managing, and communicating
knowledge.
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General Education Requirements
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Have General Education Requirements?
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for Faculty and Departments
Disclaimer
General Education Course Lists
Currently Approved General Education Courses by Category:
Advanced Composition (formerly known as
Composition II)
Composition I
Cultural Studies: Non-Western/U.S. Minority
Culture(s)
Cultural Studies: Western/Comparative Culture(s)
Humanities & the Arts
Language Requirement
Natural Sciences & Technology
Quantitative Reasoning
Social & Behavioral Sciences
Former General Education Courses
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Contact
Academic questions (i.e., which Gen Ed course should
I take? Will this course count toward graduation?
etc.) should be directed to your adviser.
Questions about academic programs offered by the
University should be directed to the relevant department
or college.Questions about admission to the University
of Illinois should be addressed directly to the Office
of Admissions and Records, 217-333-0302.
All other comments/questions should be directed to
Keith Marshall, 217-265-0451 .
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