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General Education
The purpose of general education courses is to expose students to a variety of the crucial building blocks needed in all fields of study. The following courses constitute the general education curriculum for the associate degree and for the bachelor's degree.
Within the first 60 credits (Associate Degree), students will take:
- 2 English/Communication courses
(one of which must be English 101) - 2 Mathematics courses
- 2 Social Science courses
- 1 Humanities/History course
- 1 Science course
- 1 Technology course
During the last 60 credits (Bachelor's Degree), students will take:
- 1 English/Communication course
- 2 Humanities/History courses
- 2 Social Science courses
- 1 Mathematics course
- 1 Science course
- 1 General Education course elective