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Frequently Asked Questions About the First-Year Writing Requirement
- What classes satisfy the First-Year Writing Requirement?
A list of approved courses for a particular semester can be found by going to the advanced search function in the online LSA Course Guide and selecting first-year writing under the "Other Requirements/Groupings" feature.
Students in special sections of the College have particular elections related to their program:
- If you are in the Honors Program you will elect GTBOOKS 191 or designated sections of CLCIV 101.
- If you are in the Residential College, you will elect RCCORE 100.
- If you are in the Lloyd Hall Scholars Program you will elect LHSP 125.
- May I take a First-Year Writing Requirement course or Writing Practicum course pass/fail?
Yes, you may take a First-Year Writing Requirement course pass/fail; Writing Practicum is only offered on a credit/no credit basis.
- Do I have to do anything special when I register to have the course count for the First-Year Writing Requirement?
No. If you receive a course grade of C- or better you have satisfied the First-Year Writing Requirement
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