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The general education component of an Emory undergraduate education is
organized to present an array of intellectual approaches and perspectives
as ways of learning rather than a prescribed body of content. Its purposes
are to develop students’ competencies in the skills and methods of
writing, quantitative methods, a second language, and physical education;
to acquaint students with methodologies that characterize the humanities,
the social sciences, and the natural sciences as the three broad divisions
of learning in the arts and sciences; to deepen students’ perspectives
on national, regional, and global history and culture, and to give every
student some exposure to an interactive seminar experience. These purposes
are met by a student’s choosing from a range of individual courses
within a clearly defined framework.
In-depth degree information, certification, and graduation requirements
can be found on the Emory College website. 
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