Foundation (3 hours)

It is highly recommended that students take this course early in the A.A. program.

• AS 111 - Foundations for Success

World Understanding (9 hours)

• Historical Perspective

  Choose 1 of the follwing: 

• HY 201 - History of the United States I *
• HY 202 - History of the United States II *
• HY 210 - World Civilization I *
• HY 211 - World Civilization II *

• Global Awareness

  Choose 1 of the following:

• AY 101 - Introduction To Anthropology *
• BA 200 - Survey of Economics *
• CD 210 - Global Cultural Competence*
• ED 250 - Introduction to Multicultural Education *
• ED 265 - International Studies *
• FM 220 - Sustainability & Ethics for Fashion *
• GS 250 - Gender and the Global Environment *
• GY 201 - Introduction to Geography *
• HN 250 - Honors Research and Travel *
• HY 240 - Crises in Modern History *
• HYPO 307 - Women & Minorities in Contemporary History & Politics *
• IS 101 - Current Global Issues *
• MM 260 - Media History and Culture *
• PH 207 - World Religions *

• Civic Engagement

  Choose 1 of the following:

• BA 223 - Principles of Leadership *
• ED 208 - School and Society *
• GS 200 - Introduction to Gender Studies *
• HN 220 - Honors Seminar: World Understanding *
• HS 102 - Careers in the Helping Professions *
• MM 101 - Introduction to Mass Communication *
• MM 200 - Diversity in Media *
• OL 205 - Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion *
• PH 222 - Introduction to Ethics *
• PO 101 - American Government *
• PO 233 - Law and Society *
• SY 101 - Introduction To Sociology *

Artistic & Creative Imagination (9 hours)

• Fine Arts

  Choose 1 of the following:

• AH 100 - Art Appreciation *
• AH 214 - Art History Special Topics *
• AH 223 - Art History I *
• AH 224 - Art History II *
• AR 101 - Foundations: 2D & 3D Design *
• AR 231 - Visual Media *
• DA 101 - Ballet Technique *
• HN 230 - Honors Seminar: Artistic and Creative Imagination *
• ID 308 - History of Interiors and Architecture I *
• ID 309 - History of Interiors and Architecture II *
• MC 101 - World Music Appreciation *
• MC 214 - Special Topics in Music *
• MC 216 - Introduction to Arts in Healthcare *
• MM 100 - Film Appreciation *
• TH 100 - Theatre Appreciation *
• TH 221 - Theatre History I *
• TH 222 - Theatre History II *
• TH 223 - History of Musical Theatre *

• Literature

  Choose 1 of the following:

• EH 200 - Mythology: Sacred Stories, Human Lives *
• EH 203 - Varied Voices in American Literature *
• EH 210 - British Literature before 1789 *
• EH 211 - British Literature after 1789 *
• EH 220 - American Literature before 1865 *
• EH 221 - American Literature after 1865 *
• EH 230 - World Literature before 1650 *
• EH 231 - World Literature after 1650 *
• EH 245 - Women’s Literary Studies *

• Lifetime Fitness

  Students may substitute one hour of HL P.E., one hour of LS/LF P.E. and a third hour of either P.E. for a total of three hours at admission.

• HS 105 - Healthy Lifestyle Habits *

Scientific & Analytic Curiosity (13-14 hours)

• Math

  Choose 1 of the following:

• MS 100 - Quantitative Literacy *
• MS 101 - College Algebra *
• MS 111 - Pre-Calculus/Trigonometry *
• MS 210 - Calculus and Analytical Geometry *

• Science

  Minimum of 7 hours required - one must be a 4 hour lab science.

  Choose 2 from the following: 

• BY 105 - Human Biology w/Lab *
• - with -   BY 105L - Human Biology Lab *
• BY 111 - Biological Science I * (majors)
• - with -   BY 111L - Biological Science I (majors) Lab *
• BY 112 - Biological Science II * (majors)
• BY 151 - Biological Field Studies *
• - with -   BY 151L - Biological Field Studies Lab *
• BY 206 - Microbiology *
• - with -   BY 206L - Microbiology Lab *
• BY 209 - Human Anatomy & Physiology I *
• - with -   BY 209L - Human Anatomy & Physiology I Lab *
• BY 210 - Human Anatomy and Physiology II *
• - with -   BY 210L - Human Anatomy and Physiology II Lab *
• CY 103 - Principles of Chemistry *
• - with -   CY 103L - Principles of Chemistry Lab *
• CY 110 - Forensic Science *
• CY 121 - General Chemistry I *
• - with -   CY 121L - General Chemistry I Lab *
• CY 122 - General Chemistry II *
• - with -   CY 122L - General Chemistry II Lab *
• PS 100 - Physical Science *
• PS 104 - Earth Science *
• PS 110 - Physical Geography w/ Lab *
• PS 111 - Meteorology/Climatology w/ Lab *
• PS 112 - Astronomy w/ Lab *
• PS 121 - Introductory Physics I*
• - with -   PS 121L - Introductory Physics I Lab *
• PS 122 - Introductory Physics II*
• - with -   PS 122L - Introductory Physics II Lab *
• PS 180 - Cities and the Environment *
• PY 101 - Introduction to Psychology *
• - with or without -  PY 101L - Introduction to Psychology Lab *

• PY 101 can be taken with or without the lab for LE science. If taken with lab, the lab must be taken the same term as the lecture.

• Reasoning

  Choose 1 of the following:

• AH 215 - The Creative Mind *
• BA 107 - Personal Finance *
• BA 203 - Critical & Creative Thinking *
• HN 240 - Honors Seminar: Scientific and Analytic Curiosity *
• ID 275 - Interior Design - Process *
• MS 205 - Introduction to Statistics *
• MS 207 - Problem Solving *
• PH 205 - Introduction to Philosophy *
• PH 240 - Philosophy of Art *

Communication & Language Fluency (12 hours)

• Writing

• EH 101 - Written Communication *
• EH 102 - Reading and Research Writing *

• Speaking

  Choose 1 of the following

• EH 103 - Oral Communication *
• HN 210 - Honors Seminar: Communication & Language Fluency *
• MM 105 - Effective Interpersonal Communication *
• SP 108 - Fundamentals of Speech *

• Modern Language

  Choose 1 of the following or another approved modern & spoken language:

• SH 101 - Spanish Language and Culture I *
• FH 101 - French Language and Culture I *

Electives

Student will take additional elective hours in a subject that the student intends to pursue at the bachelor level are taken to reach the 61 hours needed for graduation.

Total

Total Semester Hours Required for this Degree:  61