Summary of All-College Requirements

To meet the Luther goals for student learning, all graduates will:

• Find common ground in their learning in this place.
• Explore fields of inquiry, one in depth and others across the liberal arts.
• Seek an integrative understanding of their studies and the relationship of those studies to the larger world.
• Develop the perspectives and skills they need as students and in their lives as citizens and professionals equipped for distinguished service.

Common Ground

• Paideia 111 and 112
• Religion (two courses)
• Language (one to two courses typical)
• Wellness (two one-credit courses: PE 100 and 110)

Fields of Inquiry

• Inquiry in Depth (an eight-to-10-course major typical, some larger)
• Inquiry across the Liberal Arts (six courses, some of which may be satisfied within the major)

Integrative Understanding

• Paideia 450 (ordinarily one course)
• Senior Project (up to one full-course equivalent)

Perspectives and Skills

• Intercultural (one course, often satisfied within other requirements)
• Historical (one course, often satisfied within other requirements)
• Quantitative (one course, sometimes satisfied within other requirements)
• Ethical (satisfied within the major and Paideia 450)
• Writing (satisfied within Paideia 111/112, the major, and Paideia 450)
• Speaking and Public Presentation (satisfied within the first-year January seminar, the major, and the senior project)
• Research (satisfied within Paideia 111/112, the major, and senior project)