The curriculum consists of two parts: General Education Requirements and University-Wide Graduation Requirements. Each of the area requirements carries a unique set of learning outcomes and design expectations. For a comprehensive overview of CoreFSU, click here.
To certify a course for one or more CoreFSU areas, a request must be submitted using the Curricular Request Application (CRA). See How to Submit a Curricular Request for more information. Click on the links below to learn about each area and see how you can contribute to the CoreFSU curriculum.
General Education Requirements
- Quantitative and Logical Thinking
- Social Sciences
- History
- Humanities and Cultural Practice
- Ethics
- Natural Sciences
- English Composition*
*Not currently accepting course proposals for this designation.
University Wide Graduation Requirements
Note: With the change to CoreFSU, all syllabus language will be updated prior to Fall 2024 and posted on the appropriate pages of this website.