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Academics at Eureka
The academic program at Eureka College seeks to maintain a balance between requirements which all students must meet and freedom for each student to select those courses which will best match and further one's own interests, skills, and life plan. The structure of the curriculum has been designed to reflect this balance.
The College believes that there are certain basic skills and a common core of knowledge possessed by anyone who would call him/herself truly educated. Therefore, the College requires that each student acquire and display skills in composition, and mathematics. The College also requires that each student devote a portion of time to the study of humanities, fine and performing arts, natural sciences, and social sciences. These distributional requirements insure that each student will have the opportunity to explore that body of knowledge which is our common cultural heritage. The program at Eureka is rigorous both in its goals and in the effect it demands, but the College believes it is also exciting and satisfying. Academic Divisions
Education | Fine and Performing Arts | Humanities Science and Mathematics | Social Sciences and Business
MINORS
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Check the Records Office for graduation requirements and course catalogs.
MAJORS
Majors
are designed to establish qualifications for a profession, vocation, and/or for
entrance into graduate or professional schools. Students who have completed 54
semester hours are required to have an approved petition for major filed with
the Records Office.
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