LEH 351- 355: Capstone Courses

LEH 351 Studies in Science & Applied Perspectives: Selected topics in the social sciences, life and physical sciences and applied perspectives
LEH 352 Studies in Literature: Selected topics in literature.
LEH 353 Studies in the Arts: Selected topics in the arts.
LEH 354 Historical Studies: Selected topics in historical studies.
LEH 355 Studies in Philosophy, Theory & Abstract Thinking: Selected topics in philosophy, theory and abstract thinking.

Prerequisites for the LEH351-LEH355 courses are 60 credits (or an associate’s degree) and declaration of a major. No permission is required to register for LEH351-LEH355.
As the final General Education courses in the junior or senior year, all students are required to take two of the LEH351-355 courses.
In order to fulfill the requirement, these two must be outside the chosen major field. For example, a student majoring in Business Administration (which is an applied perspective) may choose two courses from LEH352, LEH353, LEH354, or LEH355.
Click here for the list of majors and the LEH350-series course which cannot be taken for General Education credit.
The General Education requirement is to take TWO DIFFERENT courses outside the major area. Different sections from the same course do not satisfy the requirement.
Sections of LEH351- LEH355 are devoted to a variety of topics, which change from semester to semester. The sections are often multi-disciplinary, which means that they examine topics from the perspective of different disciplines. The topic of the course comes from one of the five basic areas of the courses.
Students may take more than two LEH351-355 courses and may take individual courses than once for elective credit. An LEH351-355 which is in the student’s major area may be taken for elective credit, even though the course will not grant General Education credit.