Jmu General Education Planner
The human community is jmu's core curriculum. It is an essential part of every undergraduate program offered at jmu. Its learning outcomes are organized into five areas of study: Courses in each area have been designed by jmu faculty to meet the specific learning outcomes associated with that academic discipline. Cluster one is the cornerstone of general education:
Through course work in three areas and a required information literacy test, this cluster requires students to demonstrate: Unst 300 & other integrative options juniors/seniors who still need c1ct may enroll in an integrative course. For all students who matriculated prior to summer 2022 (unless you have completed an approved associate degree from a virginia community college). You will have to take one class in each category listed on the gen ed planner. Keep in mind that c1w only has one course because it is forced on every freshman (wrtc 103). You will use the worksheet for your major to guide you to the required courses for your major in your first semester, along with departmental recommendations and general education options. Find the worksheet for your major and degree type below (login required). With 41 credits, 13 classes and five clusters, general education requirements at jmu might be overwhelming. Here are some tips for tackling these gen eds. By placing inclusion and equity at the center of our mission, we seek to implement strategies and diversity policies that reimagine the relevance of a liberal arts education.
