APPROVED FOR GENERAL EDUCATION CREDIT
OREGON EXTENSION
Note: The OE program consists of four 3cr courses, one 4cr course, and one 1cr course for a total of 17 US semester credits. Due to the 4.5 cap on semester credits, total credit translated from OE to St. Olaf is reduced by 0.5cr -- meaning students may earn GE and/or major/concentration credit for five out of six courses -- for 4.5 St. Olaf credits total.
AREA OF STUDY COURSE NAME
ALS-A
Art 396 Perspectives on the Intersection of Art and Society (also a WRI) - segment 2 course
ALS-L
BIST 397 Human Condition - Theological Perspective
Literature 397 Human Condition - Literary Perspective
Literature 397 Nature Writing for a Sustainable World (also a WRI) - segment 3 course
Literature 398 Religion & Faith - Literary Perspective
Literature 398/English 396 Modern Society - Literary Perspective
Literature 398 Literary Perspectives on the Human Person (also an ORC) - segment 4 course
Biblical Perspective on the Human Experience
BTS-T
BIST 396 Selected Social Issues in Biblical Perspective (also a WRI) - segment two course
BIST 387 Topics in the Study of Religion (also ORC)
BIST 398 Biblical Perspectives on the Human Person - segment four course (and an ORC, or a EIN)
Religion 396 Topic: Religion and Society
Religion 398 Religious Perspectives on the Human Person - segment four course
IST 396 Social Issues in Biblical Perspectives (also WRI)
EIN
BIST 398 Biblical Perspectives on the Human Person (also an ORC, or an BTS-T) - segment 4 course
Philosophy 397/398 Philosophical Perspectives on the Human Condition
HBS
Political Science 396 Modern Political Thought
Sociology Modern Social Theory
Sociology 395 Social Thought on the Natural World - segment one course
HWC
History Prospective of Human Condition
History 395 The Contemporary World (Selected Issues in Contemporary World History)
History 395 Historical Perspectives on the Natural World - segment one course
History 396 Social Thought in Historical Perspective - segment two course
History 396 Topics in the Intersection of Art & Society (also WRI)
History 398 Historical Perspectives on the Human Person (also an ORC) - segment 4 course
IST
Biology 397 Forest Management Lab Science for a Sustainable World - segment 3 course
BUAD 397 Sustainable Business - segment 3 course
ENVS 397 Toolcraft for a Sustainable World - segment 3 course
LIT 397 Nature Writing for a Sustainable World - segment 3 course
Sci 397 Scientific Perspectives on the Human Condition
ORC
BIST 398 Topics in Christian Theology
BIST 398 Topics in the Study of Religion (also BTS-T)
BIST 398 Biblical Perspectives on the Human Person (also an EIN, or a BTS-T) - segment 4 course
Communication 399 Rhetoric and Composition
History 395 Historical Perspectives on the Natural World - segment one course
History 395 Selected Issues in World History
History 395 The Contemporary World (Selected Issues in Contemporary World History)
History 398 Historical Perspectives on the Human Person (also an HWC) - segment 4 course
Literature Religion & Faith – Literary Perspective
Literature 398 Literary Perspectives on the Human Person (also an ALS-L) - segment 4 course
SED
Biology 397 Forest Management for a Sustainable World (Lab Science) - segment three course
BUAD 397 Sustainable Business - segment 3 course
ENVS 397 Toolcraft for a Sustainable World - segment 3 course
?LIT 397 Nature Writing for a Sustainable World - segment 3 course
SPM
PEG 399 Wilderness Recreation
WRI
Art 396 Perspectives on the Intersection of Art and Society (also a WRI) - segment 2 course
BIST 396 Selected Social Issues in Biblical Perspective (also a BTS-T) - segment two course
Communication 399 Rhetoric and Composition
History 396 Topics in the Intersection of Art & Society (also HWC)
Literature 397 Nature Writing for a Sustainable World (also an ALS-L) - segment 3 course
Literature 399 Composition and Rhetoric
Political Science Modern Political Thought
Psychology 3970E Psychological Perspectives on the Human Experience"
Religion 396 Top: Religion and Society
Religion 398 Religious Perspectives on the Human Person - segment four course
Sociology 396 Topics in Modern Social Theory
IST 396 Social Issues in Biblical Perspectives (also BTS-T)
WRI
HIST398
**Only ONE course may be taken off-campus in each of these requirements: Historical Studies in Western Culture (HWC), Studies in Human Behavior and Society (HBS) or Studies in Natural Science (IST, SED).
Contact the program adviser to discuss any courses which should receive GE credit.
THESE COURSES HAVE HISTORICALLY BEEN OFFERED, BUT WE CANNOT GUARANTEE OFFERINGS AT ANOTHER INSTITUTION.