B. S. Chemistry majors use Chem 349 to complete the University's Writing (W) Requirement, whereas B. A. Chemistry majors must choose a course other than Chem 349 from the list provided below. English 305 - Technical Writing would be an appropriate W course for a B. A. Chemistry major.

NOTE: When choosing a writing course, keep in mind that only sections listed as "W01-W09" or "WH1-WH9" may be used to fulfill the W requirement. Prior to registration, a student is encouraged to contact the specific department offering the course to determine whether or not it is appropriate.

Biology (BIOL): 312 (212), 313 (213), 351, 363

Chemistry (CHEM): 349 (249)

Communication Studies (COMM): 405 (180), 408 (206)

English (ENGL): 304, 305 (208), 339, 342 (235), 345, 346 (266), 347, 348 (269), 349 (284), 355, 361, 362, 363 (250), 364 (262), 365 (256), 366, 367, 368 (265), 369 (267), 371, 373, 387 (288), 405

Foreign Literature in Translation (FLIT): 211 (111), 226 (122), 231 (181), 242 (142), 261 (161), *271 (171), 272, 273 (188), *274 (189), 275, 371

Forensic Identification Program (FIDP): 401

Geography (GEOG): 412 (212)

Geology (GEOL): 311, 400

History (HIST): 494

Multidisciplinary Studies (MDS): 492

Philosophy (PHIL): 310 (158), 321 (108), 323 (150), 494

Physics (PHYS): 341 (241)

Political Science (POLS): 210 (110), 220 (120), 230 (130), 240 (140), *250 (150), *260 (160), 270 (170), 310 (210), 311 (211), 312 (212), 313 (213), 314 (214), 315, 318 (218), 331 (231), 333, 334, 335, 336 (236), 338 (238), *350 (250), 353 (253), *354 (254), *355 (255), *356 (256), *358 (258), 361 (261), 363 (263), 364 (264), 372 (272), 373 (273)

Political science W courses are restricted to political science and international studies majors only.

Psychology (PSYC): 301 (131), 331 (218), 343 (243), 345 (245), 351, 362 (262), 363 (263), 382 (282), 423 (223), 426 (226), 474 (274), 492, 495, 498

Social Work (SOWK): 494 (290)

Sociology and Anthropology (SOCA): 389

Women's Studies (WMST): 494

Courses marked with a * satisfy the Eberly College of Arts and Sciences International Studies requirement under the LSP Program.