Online General Education Requirements

Requirement Area	MTSU Online, Hybrid, Correspondence Course	RODP Equivalent
Communication (9 semester hours)	ENGL 1010, Expository Writing	ENGL 1010R50, English Composition I
	ENGL 1020, Research and Argumentative Writing	ENGL 1020R50, English Composition II
	COMM 2200, Fundamentals of Communication, Hybrid	SP 110R50, Fundamentals of Public Speaking

Humanities and/or Fine Arts (9 semester hours)		ART 1030R50, Art Appreciation (for ART 1030, Orientation to Art)
		ART 1010R50, Art History Survey I (for Art 1920, Art History Survey II)
	DANC 1000, Dance Appreciation
	ENGL 2020, Themes in Literature and Culture (online and correspondence)	ENGL 2010R50, Introduction to Literature I: Fiction ENGL 2110R50, American Literature I ENGL 2120R50, American Literature II ENGL 2210R50, English Literature I ENGL 2220R50, English Literature II ENGL 2410R50, Western World Literature I ENGL 2420R50, Western World Literature II
	ENGL 2030, The Experience of Literature
	HIST 1110, Survey of World Civilization I	HIST 1110R50, Survey of World History I
	HIST 1120, Survey of World Civilization II	HIST 1120R50, Survey of World History II
	HUM 2610, Foreign Literature in Translation
	MUS 1030, Introduction to Music	MUS 1030R50, Music Appreciation
		PHIL 1030R50, Introduction to Philosophy (for PHIL 1030, Introduction to Philosophy)
	THEA 1030, Theatre Appreciation	THEA 1030R50, Introduction to Theatre

Social/Behavioral Sciences (6 semester hours) PSY 1410 is required for Psychology majors	PSY 1410, General Psychology (required for Psychology majors)	PSY 101R50, General Psychology I
	ANTH 2010, Cultural Anthropology
	ECON 2410, Principles of Macroeconomics	ECON 2010, Economics I
	EMC/JOUR/RIM 1020, American Media and Social Institutions
	GEOG 2000, Introduction to Regional Geography	GEOG 105R50, World Geography
	HLTH 1530, Health and Wellness	HPRO 2100R50, Wellness Concepts and Practices
	PS 1010, Foundations of Government	POL 1020R50, Introduction to Political Science POLS 3010R50, Comparative Politics
	PS 2010, American Government and Politics	POL 1010R50, U.S. Government and Politics
	PSY 1410, General Psychology	PSY 101R50, General Psychology I
	SOC 1010, Introductory Sociology (online and correspondence)	SOC 1010R50, Introduction to Sociology
	SOC 2010, Social Problems (correspondence)	SOC 1020R50, Social Problems
	WMST 2100, Introduction to Women's Studies

Natural Sciences (8 semester hours)	ASTR 1030, Exploring the Universe (4 hours, correspondence)	ASTR 1030R50, Astronomy
	BIOL 1010R50, Biology I	BIOL 1020R50, Biology II
	CHEM 1010R50, Introduction to Chemistry I (for CHEM 1010 - Chemistry)	CHEM 1020R50, Introduction to Chemistry II (for CHEM 1020 - Chemistry)
	GEOL 1030, Introduction to Earth Science (4 hours)
	PHYS 1030R50, Concepts of Physics	PSCI 1010R50, Survey of Physical Science (for PSCI 1030 - Topics in Physical Science)

Mathematics (3 semester hours)	MATH 1010, Mathematics for General Studies
	MATH 1010, Mathematics for General Studies	MATH 1530R50, Probability and Statistics
	MATH 1530, Applied Statistics	MATH 1530R50, Probability and Statistics
	MATH 1630, College Mathematics	MATH 1610R50, Finite Mathematics MATH 1630R50, Finite Mathematics
	MATH 1710, College Algebra	MATH 1710R50, Pre-calculus
	MATH 1720, Plane Trigonometry	MATH 1720R50, Pre-calculus II - Trigonometry
	MATH 1810, Applied Calculus I	MATH 1830R50, Intuitive Calculus
		MATH 1910R50, Calculus I (for MATH 1910, Calculus I)

History (6 semester hours)	HIST 2010, Survey of United States History I	HIST 2010R50, U.S. History I
	HIST 2020, Survey of United States History II	HIST 2020R50, U. S. History II
		HIST 2030R50, TN History

Please Note: All courses online unless otherwise noted.