Graduation Planning

The CHC's flexible curriculum has the ability to combine with other degree programs in a variety of ways.  Everyone's path from their first year to graduation will be different.  The following templates are just three tools that you could use to help plan which courses you will take along your way.  It's helpful to remember that not even the Registrar's Office is able to forecast course offerings beyond six months with certainty, and that these templates are flexible, living documents that you will want to adjust as you discover new opportunities over your academic career. 

• Graduation Pathway Template (Word document)
• Graduation Pathway Template (Excel document)
• Graduation Pathway Template (Fillable PDF document)

Remember that your CHC advisor is available to help guide you or answer questions you may have about what courses to take.  Additional information about coursework may be found at the UO Course Catalog.

Sample CHC Course Plans

Here are three hypothetical plans of CHC courses you can use as a road map. The CHC curriculum is flexible and will work in conjunction with your intended major.  Add your major's requirements to find your undergraduate path to graduation.  These programs are guides for illustrative purposes only.  Students should consult with their major advisor to more fully determine the best course path for them. 

Sample CHC Plan One: 

This plan is an example of how CHC and general requirement courses can be evenly and consistently spread out over a four year period.  

Sample CHC Plan Two: 

This plan concentrates CHC and general requirement courses in such a way to allow for study abroad during the winter and spring terms in the third year of study.  

Sample CHC Plan Three: 

This is an example of a plan that compresses all of the CHC courses and general requirements into three years, freeing up the fourth year for other study foci, or for participating in the CHC's 3+3 Law Program.