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Jewish Studies B.A.
Checkpoint charts display information about when you need to complete a specific requirement (either a single course or a choice among courses) in order to stay on track for four-year graduation. The charts represent the proper sequencing of course-taking to help you graduate in a timely way. They also show you which semesters a course is actually offered so that you can plan accordingly.

Please note: In some majors, not all major requirements are represented in the checkpoint chart. Consult your APAS report and your adviser to be sure that you complete all degree requirements.


 
Checkpoint Chart
Available icon  Potential term for fulfilling the requirement
Recommended icon  Recommended term for fulfilling the requirement
Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4
 
Checkpoint requirements
 
Requirement definitions
Year 1 - Fall Year 1 - Spring Year 2 - Fall Year 2 - Spring Year 3 - Fall Year 3 - Spring Year 4 - Fall Year 4 - Spring
• General requirement checkpoints (complete all)                
Freshman Composition Complete the freshman composition requirement. Earliest Latest            
Foreign Language Complete 4 semesters of Hebrew. Earliest Latest Latest Latest        
• Program requirement checkpoints (complete all)                
Foundation Course > Foundation Course [Take exactly 1 course(s) totaling exactly 3 credit(s): (JWST 1034 or JWST 3034 or HIST 1534 or HIST 3534 or RELS 1034 or RELS 3034 ) ] first term recommended last term last term last term        
Capstone > Capstone [Take 1 - 2 course(s) totaling exactly 4 credit(s): (JWST 4000W ) , (JWST 4001W concurrent with An additional History and Culture course from the above list, excluding any HEBR course. Instructor permission is required in order to combine a given course with JWST 4001W. ) ]         first term last term last term last term recommended