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Rooted in a tradition of the liberal arts and nourished by the spirit of diversity, innovation, and creativity, the IQ Curriculum is designed to help you achieve breadth and depth in your intellectual explorations. It’s one of the ways we help you learn what you love. And, most importantly, it invites you to stay curious as you discover and develop who you are … and who you want to be. The two key milestones in your path as an ArtSci student are declaring a major and nominating your curriculum plan. The IQ Curriculum allows you to stay curious.Find inspiration in the over 2,000 humanities courses in Arts & SciencesExplore societies and relationships in our nearly 1,000 social science coursesDiscover the underpinnings of the physical world in the hundreds of natural science & math courses we offerImmerse yourself in some of the 15 languages and over 1,500 cultural diversity courses we offerThe Philosophy Behind IQ RequirementsWant to know more about our curriculum philosophies?Learn MoreUndergraduate Degree RequirementsUnit Requirements To graduate from Washington University with a degree from the College of Arts & Sciences, you must complete a total of 120 units, at least 90 of which must be in Arts & Sciences coursework and 30 of which must be at the 300/400/500 level. While completing 90 or more units in Arts & Sciences, you also complete requirements for one major and the elements of the IQ Curriculum.   The IQ Curriculum The Integrated Inquiry (or IQ) Curriculum is our signature general-education curriculum. It includes not only a broad foundation of learning in “Core Skills” of writing, numeracy, and social thought, but also the traditional “Areas” of the liberal arts: the humanities, social and behavioral sciences, natural sciences and math, and language and cultural diversity. The IQ Curriculum is designed so that you can develop a distinctive academic plan reflecting both your personal intellectual curiosity and the enduring tradition of the liberal arts. More specifically, the IQ Curriculum requires the following. (Letters in parentheses are those found in course descriptions indicating which requirement(s) a course fulfills). Core Skills (1 course each) Writing* Applied Numeracy (AN)* Writing Intensive (WI)* Social Contrasts (SC)** * C- or better required for course to satisfy requirement. ** Students entering before FL2017 complete at least one Social Differentiation (SD) course in lieu of the Social Contrasts (SC) course. Academic Areas (3-4 courses each for 9 credits total) Natural Sciences and Mathematics (NSM) Social and Behavioral Sciences (SSC) The Humanities (HUM) Language and Cultural Diversity (LCD) Integrations The College recognizes the importance of coherence in your education, both within and beyond the major. To encourage you to consider the interrelationships between courses and disciplines, you will complete at least three Integrations in at least two areas of study (HUM, NSM, SSC, LCD). Integrations may come from courses satisfying the Core Skills and Academic Areas requirements. Types of Integrations include the following: Prime major as well as ArtSci 2nd Majors and Minors Ampersand Programs Specially designated WashU-led study away programs Integrated Inquiries (IQs) Complete listings of all integrations broken out by discipline can be found in the online Course Listings.   The Major The major is an academic home, where you develop advanced skills of critical thinking while studying a topic that inspires you with joy and curiosity. All students must complete an Arts & Sciences major, which may also serve as one of their three required Integrations. The major consists of no fewer than 18 units of coursework numbered 300 and above. Additionally, all students are encouraged to complete a synthesizing Capstone experience in their major as a way to culminate their major experience. Explore Arts & Sciences Majors and Minors.   Have more questions? Visit our FAQ for Degree Requirements. Looking for more information? Explore the Bulletin for Specific Information Use the Bulletin to reference requirements, academic regulations, course listings, and degree programs for the CollegeA&S Front Matter Explore an overview of College policies Browse Course Listings by Semester Consult the WashU Course Listings​ ​for the most current information on coursesDeclare Your MajorAlready know what you want to study? Learn how to declare your majorSearch Our Policies and ProceduresHow do you get credit for coursework prior to WashU? Check out our FAQTalk to an AdvisorHave some questions? Your advisor can help Being a student in ArtSci means you’re encouraged to take classes in different areas and to have that well-roundedness, and I think it’s so valuable. Coming into college, I loved science, I loved math, and I started out really broadly. I&＃039;m not sure if I would have found my place if I didn’t have the chance to explore a wide range of classes.―Lydia ZoellsEnglish major and German minor Design your path with Plan-IT The Plan-IT tool allows you and your advisor to track your progress through the IQ Curriculum and plan ahead for remaining course requirements. Learn how to use Plan-ITQuick LinksExplore AcademicsStudent ResourcesThe AmpersandEventsOur PeopleAbout A&SContactAcademic CalendarA&S ComputingUniversity DirectoryUniversity LibrariesInside ArtSciArts & Sciences Strategic PlanEmployment OpportunitiesCopyright 2024 by:Arts & Sciences at Washington University in St. LouisFollow Arts & SciencesInstagramFacebookTwitterLinkedInYouTubeLet your curiosity lead the way.Find out how to apply and get started todayApply Now1 Brookings Drive / St. Louis, MO 63130 / wustl.edu