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The '''Nine Ways of Knowing''' is [[Barnard]]'s loose version of the [[Columbia College]] [[Core Curriculum]]. Because it lacks tailor-made courses (other than the First Year Seminar), however, and can be fulfilled with specialized rather than general education courses, it's more like a [[distribution requirement]] than a true Core. Appropriately, it consists of nine areas of thought, requiring completion of one or two listed courses in each:
  
'''Reason and Value''' -  1 course
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*'''Reason and Value''' -  1 course
 
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*'''Social Analysis''' - 1 course   
'''Social Analysis''' - 1 course   
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*'''Historical Studies''' - 1 course   
 
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*'''Cultures in Comparison''' - 1 course   
'''Historical Studies''' - 1 course   
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*'''Laboratory Science''' - 2 courses in one science  
 
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*'''Quantitative and Deductive Reasoning''' - 1 course  
'''Cultures in Comparison''' - 1 course   
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*'''Language''' - study through at least the fourth semester  
 
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*'''Literature''' - 1 course  
'''Laboratory Science''' - 2 courses in one science  
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*'''The Visual and Performing Arts''' - 1 course  
 
 
'''Quantitative and Deductive Reasoning''' - 1 course  
 
 
 
'''Language''' - study through at least the fourth semester  
 
 
 
'''Literature''' - 1 course  
 
 
 
'''The Visual and Performing Arts''' - 1 course  
 
  
 
Barnard women also have to take a First Year Seminar, a semester of First Year English, and 2 semesters of PE.  
 
Barnard women also have to take a First Year Seminar, a semester of First Year English, and 2 semesters of PE.  
 
  
 
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Revision as of 17:28, 31 July 2010

The Nine Ways of Knowing is Barnard's loose version of the Columbia College Core Curriculum. Because it lacks tailor-made courses (other than the First Year Seminar), however, and can be fulfilled with specialized rather than general education courses, it's more like a distribution requirement than a true Core. Appropriately, it consists of nine areas of thought, requiring completion of one or two listed courses in each:

  • Reason and Value - 1 course
  • Social Analysis - 1 course
  • Historical Studies - 1 course
  • Cultures in Comparison - 1 course
  • Laboratory Science - 2 courses in one science
  • Quantitative and Deductive Reasoning - 1 course
  • Language - study through at least the fourth semester
  • Literature - 1 course
  • The Visual and Performing Arts - 1 course

Barnard women also have to take a First Year Seminar, a semester of First Year English, and 2 semesters of PE.