<p>alright, so im an incoming freshman at unc fall2010,
and i wanna take a summer course at McGill before i go to unc to fulfill some of the graduation requirements.
i really wanted to take some econ/business classes to get credits towards kenan-flagler business school, but all those classes starts in may, and i dont graduate till mid-june.</p>
<p>so i was wondering what the graduation requirements are for unc?
i saw the website with the 2006 curric, but to be frank, it did not really help. </p>
<p>like for example: do i really need to take a science, history, sociology, etc? or can they be replaced with some other classes??</p>
<p>im strongly leaning to take a history course this summer because of the time frame,
but they're only offering 215 level modern european history at mcgill.
or is it better that i take american history?? help!</p>
<p>With the caveat that you’re going to have to apply to the b-school, here’s the curriculum sheet for Business Administration <a href=“http://advising.unc.edu/new-curriculum-worksheets/BSBA.pdf[/url]”>http://advising.unc.edu/new-curriculum-worksheets/BSBA.pdf</a></p>
<p>As I understand it, Canadian schools aren’t big on what we can “General Education.” As any major, you’re going to have to complete a significant number of class outside of your major, though less so for business. So you will really have to take a science, history, social science, et al., and they can’t just be replaced by more business classes.</p>
<p>Since you’re an admitted student, it’d be best for you to contact UNC advising and get approval to take a summer class; that way, you know it will count for a requirement.</p>
<p>Note that UNC is offering some summer online courses ([Distance</a> Education at UNC-Chapel Hill: Friday Center Carolina Courses Online Courses Offered](<a href=“Sites.unc.edu”>Sites.unc.edu)) But you need to talk to someone there before you spend the money to take any course anywhere.</p>
<p>well is there a specific course that i have to take for the genernal studies. For example for history, does it have to be like US history?</p>
<p>No, you can take any course that would be considered historical analysis.</p>
<p>General guidelines here: [UNC-Chapel</a> Hill’s Office of Undergraduate Curricula](<a href=“http://www.unc.edu/depts/uc/06overview.html]UNC-Chapel”>http://www.unc.edu/depts/uc/06overview.html)</p>
<p>Detailed descriptions here: [UNC-Chapel</a> Hill’s Office of Undergraduate Curricula](<a href=“http://www.unc.edu/depts/uc/06description.html]UNC-Chapel”>http://www.unc.edu/depts/uc/06description.html)</p>