Franklin College Academic Requirements

In addition to completing the University of Georgia Core Curriculum and University-wide degree requirements, recipients of degrees from the Franklin College of Arts & Sciences are expected to satisfy each of the following requirements.

Any courses used to fulfill major requirements, general electives, or the Core Curriculum may simultaneously satisfy Franklin College requirements.

All courses must be at least 3 hours and taught at the undergraduate level (1000-5999). Except for Multicultural selections, no course may be used to satisfy more than one Franklin College requirement.

Majors in BFA Art, BFA Art/Art Education, BFA Dance, BFA Interdisciplinary Studies, BSCHEM Chemistry, BMUS Music Education, & BMUS Music Therapy need to complete ONLY the Multicultural requirement.  (BMUS Music Composition, BMUS Music Performance, and BMUS Music Theory majors must complete ALL Franklin College requirements.)

To submit a request, please follow the steps below:
    • When you click on the link above, the form will open in a browser.  You will need to save the form and open in Adobe Acrobat.  This will allow you to complete the fillable form and add your signature.
    • Supporting documentation:
      • Letter of justification signed by Department Head
      • Printout of the course syllabus
      • Printout of the CAPA description
    • Please submit your PDF request to: April Brown at albrown@uga.edu.
  • Once the Franklin College Curriculum Committee has reviewed and approved your request, it will be emailed to the Office of Curriculum Systems and to the Department Head.  No further action is needed.
QUESTIONS?  Please contact April Brown at albrown@uga.edu. 

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