Use this form to complete an unofficial tracking of graduation requirements. View your unofficial transcript on Academic Records Online to see all the courses you have taken. Please note that this form is intended solely for schedule planning purposes for the benefit of the student. Results will not be saved or transmitted to any office on campus. Print a copy for your records when you have finished.

Printable PDF version of this guide
Printable major/minor/concentration worksheet.

Skill Requirements
	First-Year Seminar
	Quantitative Reasoning List of courses
	Language
		Required proficiency through intermediate level (103 or 201); taking 3 courses may not be required, depending on placement test score

Area of Study (AOS) Requirements
	Literature, Fine Arts, Creative Expression, History	Lit
	List of CE courses List of Literature courses	CE
		History
	Social Science List of courses
		Maximum of 2 courses in any one department.
	Natural Science, Mathematics, Computer Science	Nat Sci
	List of courses	Nat Sci, Math, or Comp Sci
	Philosophy, Religion List of courses
No course in this section may be counted more than once. No double counting within Areas of Study.

Cultures Requirement  List of courses
	United States
	Other
		These 2 units must be from two different regions, or one region and one comparative course; 1 unit from Study Abroad may be used.
Cultures courses may be double or triple counted. They can be used to fulfill both Areas of Study and Cultures, Majors and Cultures, or all three. For example, if you are a Religion major, RELG 262 - Hinduism will fulfill the Philosophy/Religion AOS, a non-US Culture, and your Religion major.

Major Requirements    Select major to download worksheet ANSO Major Art and Art History Major Art History Major Art Major Biology Major Chemistry Major Classical Studies Major Computer Science Major East Asian Studies Major Economics and Business Major Economics and Business Major – Emphasis in Business Economics and Business Major – Emphasis in International Econ and Business Economics and Business Major – Emphasis in Public Policy English Major French Major German Major HDSR Major History Major History Minor IAS Major Mathematics Major Music Major Philosophy Major Political Science Major Psychology Major Physics Major Religion Major Religion Minor Spanish Major Theater Major
Major notes:
Nine units in a single department do not equal a major. Each department has specific requirements to be completed. Check the requirements in the Academic Catalogue of the year you entered. Any alterations to the requirements must be made by written approval of the department, to be submitted to the Registrar's Office.
Academic Catalogue 2007-2008 Academic Catalogue 2006-2007 Academic Catalogue 2005-2006 Academic Catalogue 2004-2005
Major
Courses in your major can be double counted to fulfill Areas of Study, Cultures, and Concentration requirements. You cannot double count courses between majors and minors.

Minor Requirements    Select minor to download worksheet ANSO Minor Art History Minor Art Minor Biology Minor Biopsychology Minor Business Minor Chemistry Minor Classical Studies Ancient Greek Minor Classical Studies Latin Minor Computer Science Minor East Asian Studies Minor Economics Minor English Minor French Minor German Minor History Minor International Economics and Business Minor Japanese Minor Mathematics Minor Music Minor Philosophy Minor Political Science Minor Psychology Minor Physics Minor Religion Minor Spanish Minor
Minor notes:
Kalamazoo College does not require an academic minor. Six units in a single department do not equal a minor. Each department has specific requirements to be completed. Check the requirements in the Academic Catalogue of the year you entered. Any alterations to the requirements must be made by written approval of the department, to be submitted to the Registrar's Office.
Minor
Courses in your minor can be double counted to fulfill Areas of Study, Cultures and Concentration requirements. You cannot double count courses between majors and minors.

Concentration Requirements:    Select concentration to download worksheet African Studies Concentration American Studies Concentration Biochem and Molecular Bio Concentration Biological Physics Concentration Classical Studies Concentration Environmental Studies Concentration Health Studies - Chiropractic Health Studies - Medicine Health Studies - Nursing Health Studies Optometry and Podiatry Health Studies - Pharmacy Health Studies – Physical Therapy Health Studies - Veterinary Health Studies Concentration Media Studies Concentration Public Policy and Urban Affairs Concentration
Concentration notes:
Kalamazoo College does not require an academic concentration. Six units in one field do not equal a concentration. The program of the concentration has specific requirements to be completed. Check the requirements in the Academic Catalogue of the year you entered. Any alterations to the requirements must be made by written approval of the department, to be submitted to the Registrar's Office.
Concentration
Courses used towards the concentration can be double counted to fulfill Areas of Study, Cultures, and Major or Minor requirements.

Other Completed Courses
	Senior Individualized Project

Units Completed

earned academic units (See Academic Records Online: Student Information: Cumulative Units)

38 total units are required to graduate, including 36 academic units, 1 unit for PE completion, and 1 unit for Liberal Arts Colloquium Credit completion

REQUIREMENTS, GUIDELINES, AND LIMITATIONS

First-Year Writing Seminar: Satisfies writing proficiency only. Does not satisfy Area of Study, cultures, major, minor, or concentration requirements. 1 unit

Quantitative Reasoning: QRs falling within the Math/Computer Science/Natural Science fields may double count towards that Area of Study. QRs in the Social Sciences (ECON, ANSO 212) will not double count towards AOS. All may be used to satisfy a major, minor, or concentration requirement. 1 unit

Language: Proficiency through intermediate level (completion of 103 or 201 level) is required. Students who test into 202 or higher have completed the requirement. Students do not receive any credit for testing out of courses. 0-3 units

Cultures: May also satisfy area of study, major, minor, or concentration requirements. Transfer courses may not satisfy this requirement. 3 units
• 1 unit of US culture
• 1 unit of non-US culture (Africa, Asia, Europe, Latin America, Middle East)
• 1 unit of non-US culture or comparative culture
One unit from study abroad may be used.

Humanities: May also satisfy major, minor, or concentration requirements. 3 units
• 1 unit of literature specified in the English department; in any foreign language department; or from the following classes: CLAS 210, CLAS 220, CLAS 230, CLAS 240, CLAS 255, CLAS 270, CHIN 235, GERM 135, JAPN 235, PHIL 213
• 1 unit of Creative Expression specified in the English department; in certain Theatre Arts, Fine Arts, or Music courses; or CHIN 215
• 1 unit of History, Art History, Music History, or Theatre History
Note: Classes through K’2008 are allowed to count History courses as a Social Science provided they do not also count a History class under Humanities. To complete the Humanities requirement, they must take a Lit, a CE, and a third, unspecified course in Art, English, Music, or Theatre.

Natural Sciences, Mathematics, and Computer Science: May also satisfy area of study, major, minor, or concentration requirements. 2 units
• 1 unit of Natural Science: any courses from BIOL (with the exception of BIOL 200), CHEM, and PHYS, and select IDSY courses
• 1 unit of Natural Science, Mathematics, or Computer Sciences

Philosophy and Religion: May also satisfy major, minor, or concentration requirements. Students may take one unit from each department or both units from the same department. 2 units

Social Science: May also satisfy major, minor, or concentration requirements. Includes units from at least two of the following departments: ANSO, ECON, EDUC, POLS, PSYC. Excludes ECON 210, EDUC 370, EDUC 594, EDUC 490, and ENVS 490. 3 units

Major: Eight to twelve units, specific requirements to be determined by department chair, and comprehensive exams. Department may also require a Senior Individualized Project in the subject. 8-12 units

Senior Individualized Project: Minimum of 1 unit required to graduate. 1-2 units

Physical Education: Any 1 activity may be counted up to 2 times. You cannot fulfill requirement taking different skill levels of the same sport. Intercollegiate team sports may be counted as many times as they are successfully completed. 1 unit

Liberal Arts Colloquium Credit (LACC): 25 approved activities must be attended. The final activities must be completed by the end of 8th week of Spring quarter of the year you intend to graduate. 1 unit

Required: minimum 36 academic (not including PE or LACC) units, 24 at C- or better. 2.00 cumulative GPA or higher.

If you have any questions about this form, please contact the Office of Academic Advising
Dr. Zaide Pixley, 337-5755, pixley@kzoo.edu