Foundations
Emerson students learn to think and communicate with clarity, substance, and critical insight through the written and spoken word.
Oral Communication (4 credits)
| Course Code | Course Information |
|---|---|
| CC 100 | Fundamentals of Speech Communication |
Written Communication (8 credits)
This two-course expository writing sequence is designed to enable students to write competently and effectively. In the first year, students enroll in the following:
| Course Code | Course Information |
|---|---|
| WR 101 | Introduction to College Writing |
| WR 121 | Research Writing |
Students enrolled in the Honors Program complete the following three-course sequence:
| HS 101 | First-Year Honors Seminar I |
| HS 102 | First-Year Honors Seminar II |
| HS 103 | Honors Writing Symposium |
Quantitative Reasoning (4 credits)
Students who earn an SAT-Math score of 550 or above, an ACT-Math score of 24 or above, or who complete four years of high school math with grades of C or better will have this requirement waived. Students choose from any of the MT Mathematics courses offered by the Communication Sciences and Disorders Department.
Meet With An Advisor
Schedule an appointment to meet with an academic advisor:
Phone
617-824-7876
Office Location & Hours
216 Tremont, Sixth Floor
Monday–Friday
9:00 am–5:00 pm
Email
advising@emerson.edu
find your advisor
Students can now access the name and contact information of their academic advisor through eCommon via DegreeWorks under the Academics tab.
