Common courses are identified in the UT San Antonio Undergraduate Catalog by a common TCCNS designation composed of a four-character discipline identifier and a four-digit course …

A “discipline” is defined as a grouping of courses that share common academic or vocational preparation, which are typically defined by a degree or degrees (MFA, MA, BA, MS, etc), or …

Repeatable courses are defined as courses for which students may earn credit more than once. Courses that are repeatable include research and thesis courses, special topics courses and …

In most cases courses are assigned to a single discipline, while in other cases it might be appropriate to assign courses to more than one discipline or to assign courses to …

Focus Area: A focus area is a group of courses representing a specialized area of study within a major that does not meet the level of overall units for a track or does not have enough unique …

In satisfying their Natural Science requirement students must take at least one laboratory course. When two Natural Science courses are taken, they may be in one or two disciplines (unless …

Learn about crosslisted and equivalent courses. The same course may be taught under two, three or four different disciplines but it is the same class and may only be counted once toward …

31 DFómh 2025 · This means that the two courses in the same General Education Category must come from different disciplines/prefixes. For example, you can take SOC 101 and REL 100 to …

Students who are degree seeking must declare a major discipline. Students must formally declare a major by their sophomore year and must fulfill all the requirements of the major in order to …

The Texas Legislature has mandated that students be held accountable for any courses they have taken beginning with the Fall 2002 Semester (this means that the “course count” begins with …