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Electives Guide

Arts and Sciences Electives

Arts and sciences courses are integrated into the curriculum through the Context and Perspectives requirement for all students and the additional Arts and Sciences Electives requirement for students pursuing a business degree program. 

Arts and sciences courses cover topics in the humanities, natural and applied sciences, social and behavioral sciences, and mathematical sciences. The following course codes and courses are considered arts and sciences:

1

EMS courses include courses in cinema, literature, writing, communications, and film and media studies. Students should read the descriptions of all courses with the subject header of EMS in order to find specific courses in their area of interest.

2

LA (Law) courses numbered LA 200 or above may not be used towards the Arts and Sciences requirements in the Law Minor.

Business Electives

Students may take additional business electives as part of a second major or minor. Business courses may not fulfill Context and Perspectives requirements, Arts and Sciences Electives requirements, or minor requirement where arts and sciences courses are specified. Business electives may be used to fulfill the Unrestricted Electives requirement. 

The following course codes and courses are considered business electives:

3

LA (Law) courses numbered 200 and above may not be used to fulfill the Arts and Sciences requirements in the Law Minor.

Communication Intensive Courses

Courses that satisfy the Communication Intensive requirement are indicated with a "Communication Intensive" course tag in Workday. Transfer students entering Bentley with 30 or more transfer credits are waived from the Communication Intensive requirement.