| Course
# |
Title |
Credit
Hours |
| Religion
|
See
requirements in catalog |
8 |
|
Total
Religion Credit Hours |
8 |
| |
| Collegewide
Courses (first year) |
| COM
122 |
Interpersonal
Communications |
3 |
| ENG
101 |
Introduction
to College Writing |
3 |
| IT
120 |
Integrated
Computer Applications |
3 |
| MATH
101 |
Personal
Finance Math |
3 |
|
Total
Collegewide Courses Credit Hours |
12 |
| |
| English/Math
Requirements (second year) |
| ENG
201 |
Intermediate
College Writing |
3 |
| ENG
220 |
Professional
Business Writing |
2 |
| MATH
110 |
College
Algebra |
4 |
| |
-OR-
(see an Advisor) |
|
| MATH
106 |
Introduction
to Quantitative Analysis |
3 |
| Total
English/Math Credit Hours (second year) |
8-9 |
| |
General
Education Requirements
Students must succesfully complete a minimum of six hours in each
of the four major areas of knowledge listed below as well as three
hours in the American Institutions area for total minimum of 24 hours. |
| |
| Fine
Arts Distribution/Humanities Distribution (Students must
take at least three courses from three different areas.) |
| ART 101 |
Survey of Art
History |
3 |
| ART 104 |
Design Fundamentals |
3 |
| ART 106 |
Introduction
to Drawing |
3 |
| ART 206 |
Introduction
to Photography |
3 |
| COM 121 |
Principles of Public Speaking |
3 |
| MUS 105 |
Music & Culture |
3 |
| ENG 250 |
Introduction
to Literature |
3 |
| ENG 260 |
Eminent Writers
& Themes |
3 |
| ENG 270 |
Genres of Film
|
3 |
| PHIL 225 |
Critical Thinking
& Reasoning |
3 |
| THE 102 |
Acting I |
3 |
|
|
|
Life/Physical
Sciences and Mathematics Distribution (Students
must take at least one course in each section, A & B) |
| A.
Life Sciences: |
| LS
103 |
Nutrition
& Health |
3 |
| LS
110 |
Environmental
Biology |
3 |
| LS
120 |
Field
Botany w/Lab |
3 |
| LS
130 |
Health
& Lifestyle Management |
3 |
| LS
265 |
Anatomy
& Physiology |
4 |
| B.
Math & Physical Sciences: |
| MATH
252 |
Statistics |
3 |
| PS
108 |
Introduction
to Astronomy |
3 |
| PS
120 |
Introduction
to Physical Geography |
3 |
| PS
130 |
Introduction to Meteorology(IS) |
3 |
| PS
140 |
Introduction to Oceanography(IS) |
3 |
| |
| Social
Sciences Distribution (select two) |
| ECON
161 |
Microeconomics |
3 |
| ECON
162 |
Macroeconomics |
3 |
| SS
101 |
Introduction
to Psychology |
3 |
| SS
105 |
Introduction
to Cultural Anthropology |
3 |
| SS
138 |
Sociology
of Marriage & Family |
3 |
| |
| American
Institutions (select one) |
| HIST
170 |
American
Civilization |
3 |
| POLS
110 |
American
National Government |
3 |
| |
| Electives |
Students
will normally take 5-12 elective credit hours, depending upon the
number of electives needed. Students should counsel with their advisor
early in the program to determine which courses they should take
to fill the electives portion of their curriculum. Those who plan
carefully may obtain an applied skills certificate in addition to
the General Studies degree without taking more than four semesters
to graduate. See individual pages for requirements
|
| Certificate |
Elective
hours required |
| Accounting |
10 |
| Professional
Sales |
13* |
| IT
Support Specialist |
20 |
| Interior
Design Sales Associate |
17** |
| Medical
Assistant |
24*** |
| Medical
Office Assistant |
19 |
| Medical
Coding |
15*** |
| Medical
Transcription |
17*** |
| Office
Technology Support |
18 |
*
If SS 101 is taken to fulfill the Social Science requirement for
the General Studies degree.
** If ART 104 is taken to satisfy the ART requirement for the General
Studies degree.
*** If LS 265 is taken to satisfy the LS requirement for the General
Studies degree.
|
