Science Elective Note: A lab science is recommended for transfer. See
Selection of math and science courses for transfer should be done in consultation with a Human Services faculty adviser during the first semester of study.
Courses
- BIOL 1005 — - Biology in the Modern World
- HMNS 2070 — - Characteristics and Needs of Special Populations
- HMNS 2060 — - Foundations of Teaching and Learning
- HMNS 2710 — - Diversity and Cultural Competency Skills^
- HMNS 1101 — - Introduction to Teaching and Learning
- ENGL 2200 — - Children's Literature
- HMNS 1040 — - Drugs and Human Behavior
- HMNS 1080 — - Health, Nutrition and the Young Child
- HMNS 2120 — - Curriculum for Young Children
- HMNS 2140 — - Guiding Children's Behavior
- HMNS 2150 — - Parent and Child Relations
- HMNS 2170 — - Learning Disabilities
- HMNS 2180 — - Significant Developmental Disabilities
- HIST 1010 — - Survey of Western Civilization I
- HIST 1020 — - Survey of Western Civilization II
- HIST 2260 — - A Survey of East Asian Civilization
- PHIL 1010 — - Introduction to Philosophy
- PHIL 2030 — - Ethics
- PHIL 2040 — - Logic
- PSYC 1030 — - Psychology of Personal Adjustment
- PSYC 1970 — - Human Relations Seminar and Application
- PSYC 2030 — - Developmental Psychology
- PSYC 2050 — - Behavior Modification
- PSYC 2090 — - Adolescent Psychology
- PSYC 2110 — - Abnormal Psychology
- THEA 1150 — - Theatre for Children
- ENGL 1010A — - Composition I (ALP)
- HMNS 1010 — - Introduction to Helping and Human Services
- PSYC 2010 — - General Psychology
- HMNS 2100 — - Child Growth and Development Skills
- HMNS 2320 — - Field Experience Seminar II-Education/Special Needs^
- SOCS 1010 — - General Sociology