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General Education Requirements

Chartered in 1911, Ohio Dominican University is a Catholic liberal arts college with a Dominican tradition. The college offers the bachelor of arts, bachelor of science, and bachelor of science in education degrees. Students may choose a course of study from nearly 40 majors.

Ohio Dominican's General Education Requirements are designated as General Distribution Requirements (GDR) and are required of all students, regardless of major. The General Distribution Requirements consist of a minimum of 18 courses (61 semester hours). Through agreement with the Ohio Dominican faculty, Columbus State Associate of Arts and Associate of Science graduates who have followed the Core curriculum and elective requirements as listed on the front of the guide will have fulfilled all Ohio Dominican General Distribution Requirements but four (Liberal Studies, Theology, Thematics, and Physical Education).

Selection of Mathematics and Natural Science courses should be made according to intended major at Ohio Dominican. Additional major requirements may be fulfilled by following stated requirements in a current Ohio Dominican University Bulletin, choosing Columbus State courses according to the Columbus State/Ohio Dominican course equivalency guide. Majors listed on the guide are examples only.

Ohio Dominican Majors

Bachelor of Art

Accounting
Art
Biology
Business Administration
Business Administration with Textile and Apparel Merchandising Concentration
Computer Science
Criminal Justice
Cross-Disciplinary Studies
Economics
English
Health Administration
History
Information Systems
International Business
Library & Information Services
Philosophy
Political Science
Psychology
Public Relations
School Library Media Services
Social Science
Social Work
Sociology
Spanish
Teaching English as a Second Language
Theology
Visual Communication

Bachelor of Science

Biology
Chemistry
Computer Science
Information Systems
Mathematics

Bachelor of Science in Education

Elementary Education
Special Education