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406 Banneker Communications Building
443.885.3380

 

THE ACADEMIC DEVELOPMENT CENTER

FRESHMAN STUDIES PROGRAM

Students who have successfully completed the Pre-College Program may enroll in the follow-on sequence in the fall semester which is the Freshman Studies Program. The Freshman Studies Program monitors the pace and intensity at which students commence their first-year of academic work at Morgan State University. The program limits the number of credits students may pursue each semester in order to help ensure academic success and a smoother transition from high school to college. These Freshman Studies courses meet for additional hours each week and are designed to strengthen and enhance a student’s academic skills and understanding of the core curriculum.

Semester Course Load Limits

Students in the Freshman Studies Program may take no more than 13 credit hours during each of the two semesters of their enrollment in the program.

Freshman Studies Courses

Students must complete all of the following courses.

ENGL 101

Freshman Composition I

3 credits

ENGL 102

Freshman Composition II

3 credits

HIST 101

World History I

3 credits

HIST 102

World History II

3 credits

Or

HIST 105

History of the US I

3 credits

HIST 106

History of the US II

3 credits

SCIENCE (8 Credits)

BIOL 101 Introduction to Biology 4 credits

And

CHEM 101 General Chemistry 4 credits

Or

PHYS 101 Introduction to Physics 4 credits

MATHEMATICS

MATH 109 College Mathematics 4 credits

Or

MATH 113 Introduction to Mathematical Analysis I 4 credits

ORIENTATION (Select one according to intended major)

ORIE 101 Liberal Arts and Undeclared Majors 1 credit
ORIE 102 Business and Management 1 credit
ORIE 103 Education/ Urban Studies 1 credit
ORIE 104 Engineering 1 credit
ORIE 106 Computer/ Math/ Science 1 credit
ORIE 107 Architecture 1 credit

 

TOTAL CREDITS   23 or 24 Credits