• Spring 2013
• Fall 2013
• Winter 2014
• Spring 2014

Search Fall 2013 Courses…

• By department

By number of credits

• 1 credit
• 2 credits
• 3 credits
• 4 credits
• 6 credits (a very long list)

By distribution requirements met

For students who entered prior to Fall 2010:

• Arts and Literature (12 credits required)
• Humanities (12 credits required)
• Social Sciences (18 credits required)
• Mathematics and Natural Sciences (18 credits required)
• Recognition and Affirmation of Difference (1 course required)
• Writing Rich (1 course required)

For students entering beginning Fall 2010 (and transfer students entering beginning Fall 2011):

     Curricular Exploration Requirements 

• Argument & Inquiry Seminar with Writing Rich 1 (6 credits required)
• Science with Lab Component (6 credits required)
• Formal or Statistical Reasoning (6 credits required)
• Social Inquiry (6 credits required)
• Arts Practice (6 credits required)
• Humanistic Inquiry (6 credits required)
• Literary/Artistic Analysis (6 credits required)

     Overlays

• Writing Rich 2 (6 credits required)
• Quantitative Reasoning (3 courses required)
• International Studies (6 credits required)
• Intercultural Domestic Studies (6 credits required)

By special interest

• Academic Civic Engagement/Applied
• Academic Civic Engagement/Theoretical
• Book Studies
• Studies in Ethics
• Health Issues
• Legal Studies
• Philosophy of Science
• Social Thought
• Sustainability

By meeting time

• Monday, Wednesday, & Friday
  • 1a (8:30-9:40 Mon. & Wed., 8:30-9:30 Fri.)
  • 2a (9:50-11:00 Mon. & Wed., 9:40-10:40 Fri.)
  • 3a (11:10-12:20 Mon. & Wed., 12:00-1:00 Fri.)
  • 4a (12:30-1:40 Mon. & Wed., 1:10-2:10 Fri.)
  • 5a (1:50-3:00 Mon. & Wed., 2:20-3:20 Fri.)
  • 6a (3:10-4:20 Mon. & Wed., 3:30-4:30 Fri.)
• Tuesday & Thursday
  • 1/2c (8:15-10:00)
  • 2/3c (10:10-11:55)
  • 4/5c (1:15-3:00)
  • 5/6c (3:10-4:55)

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The Carleton Bookstore orders textbooks which are required or recommended for each course and makes this information available on the web at http://www.carletonbookstore.com. Textbook information becomes available as faculty submit their orders. While every effort is made to secure textbook information in a timely fashion, such information may not be available at the time of registration.

Carleton College is registered as a private institution with the Minnesota Office of Higher Education pursuant to the Minnesota Statutes, sections 136A.61 to 136.71. Registration is not an endorsement of the institution. Credits earned at the institution may not transfer to all other institutions.