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| 15 term courses, for a total of 13.5 course credits (including prereq and senior req) |
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1 course from 4 of the following 7 subfields: Computer Science (CPSC 2010) Economics and Decision Making (ECON 2259) Linguistics (LING 1100, LING 1160, LING 1300, LING 1179, LING 2320, LING 2530) Neuroscience (MCDB 3200, NSCI 3400, PSYC 1600 or PSYC 2670) Philosophy (PHIL 1126, PHIL 1182, PHIL 2269, PHIL 2270, PHIL 2271) Psychology (PSYC 1100, PSYC S1390, PSYC 1400) Anthropology (ANTH 1482) |
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| 6 courses in a specific topic or area, selected from at least 2 subfields, at 3000 or higher level |
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| 1 skills course (CPSC 1001, CPSC 2020, LING 2249, PSYC 2670, S&DS 1000, S&DS 2200, S&DS 2300, and S&DS S107E, or another course with DUS permission); PSYC 2100 preferred for B.S. students |
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| CGSC 4800 and CGSC 4810 (Nonempirical senior essay) |
CGSC 4900 and CGSC 4910 (Empirical research and senior essay) |
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Career Outcomes
Yale College First Destinations
First destination refers to the postgraduate plans of Yale College graduates six months after graduation. The pursuits of Yale graduates include employment, graduate school, independent research, military service, and more.