ALL students must complete the English Composition requirement—either ENG 110 and 120 or ENG 101 and 102, their old equivalent courses. Those students (i.e., SEEK and ESL students) who have not passed the CUNY/ACT Reading and Writing Tests before admission to Lehman are required to take courses that will prepare them to retake the tests. No student is allowed to take ENG 110 without having passed the CUNY/ACT Reading and Writing Tests.

All students must complete either one Mathematics class numbered 125 or higher, or three one-credit courses numbered from MAT 180 - 190. The courses students most often choose to fulfill this requirement include: Students who choose to fulfill the foreign language requirement with a foreign language in which they have no previous experience are required to take nine credits in that language. In some languages, students can choose either a two- or three-course sequence (e.g.

Students in certain programs (for example, Nursing; Dietetics, Foods, & Nutrition and Health Education & Promotion are encouraged to substitute other laboratory science courses required in their majors for courses on the standard list. For details, consult an Academic Advisor in Shuster 280.

Four writing intensive courses are required for students who enter Lehman College as freshmen. These courses, for the most part, are regular "content courses" (for example, history, literature, science, or philosophy), not writing or composition courses. Writing intensive course sections cover the same material, using the same textbooks and lectures as are used in their non-writing intensive counterparts, but they include extra writing assignments.

Area VII: Knowledge, Self, and Values No more than two courses from the same department may be used to satisfy the distribution requirement. (For example, a student who has used BLS 241: African-Caribbean Literature to satisfy Distribution Area III and BLS 232: African Civilizations to satisfy Distribution Area V MAY NOT use BLS 245: African-American Heritage to satisfy Distribution Area VI.) Not every course is offered every semester.

You can't learn English (or any other language) just by attending classes a few hours a week. To learn English well, you must spend as much time as possible using English. You are using English whenever you are listening to it, reading it, speaking it, or writing it. The more time you spend using English, the better your English will become. You must also understand that it takes a long time (several years) to learn English (or any other language). You must work at it and you must be patient.

In the current (2002) curriculum, all students must satisfy general education requirements in English Composition, Mathematics, foreign language, natural science, seven distribution areas, two Lehman-specific upper level interdisciplinary courses, and four writing-intensive courses that can be combined with other degree requirements.

LEH courses. After earning 60 credits, all students must take two interdisciplinary courses, LEH 300: The Humanities and Sciences and LEH 301: The American Experience. Each section of each course covers a different topic and the topics change from semester to semester. For course titles and descriptions, check the appropriate Schedule of Classes. Writing-intensive courses. Four writing-intensive courses are required for students who enter Lehman College as freshmen.

Choosing a major may be the single most important decision you make in determining the direction of your professional life. Factors to consider include your strengths, the courses and types of work you prefer, and what you hope to get out of a job.

Probably not. At Lehman College, only students in the Adult Degree Program are eligible for the Individualized Bachelor of Arts Program (IBAP). Students who are interested in designing their own majors should consult the CUNY Baccalaureate Program. The advantage of declaring a major early in your academic career is that you will have access to any special programs for declared majors that the department sponsors.

of September 1, 2003, ALL Lehman students must pass the CUNY Proficiency Examination in order to graduate. Students planning on professional school after graduation usually can choose from a number of majors and minors and still meet the admission requirements of the school of their choice-for example, many pre-med students major in Biology or Chemistry, while others take the pre-requisites for medical school and choose any major they want.

Pregraduate Advisors in the Pregraduate School Advisement Center are available to help you with the application process for graduate school. The faculty in your major and minor can also provide useful advice as well as recommendations.

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Graduation requirements may vary depending on when you entered Lehman, your status upon entering (e.g., transfer student, entering freshman, candidate for a second bachelor's degree), and participation in particular programs (e.g. Adult Degree Program, CUNY Baccalaureate Program, etc.). I entered Lehman as a transfer student during or after the Fall 2002 semester with a CUNY or SUNY associate degree.

So the English name - John is spelt Con in Turkish and the Turkish word cam - (glass material) is pronounced jam in English.

Read for pleasure (newspapers, magazines, books). Watch TV. Listen to the radio. Go to movies. Make lists of new words you learn. Spend time with English-speaking people. Join a club, a church, a volunteer organization. Take classes (Short Courses, Adult Education) in areas that interest you (cooking, gardening, automobile maintenance). Get a job which requires English. Reach out. Think.

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The University of New Mexico requires all students to take one core math class. That class may be chosen from:

Yes. The only exception is for students in the class of 2006, who have the option to take the Revised Curriculum (which does not have a depth requirement).

The purpose of the general curriculum requirement is to focus on bridging the gap that has too often existed between what exceptional children learn and the regular curriculum. The new law states that the Individualized Education Program (IEP) -- the plan that spells out the educational goals for each child and the services he or she will receive for his/her education -- must relate more clearly to the general curriculum that children in regular classrooms receive.