Social and Behavioral Sciences - Associate of Arts
The Social and Behavioral Sciences Associate of Arts degree prepares students for transfer to a university program in anthropology, history, political science, psychology, sociology, or related areas of study.
Courses
- ENG101 — Composition
- ENG101L — Composition with Support Lab
- ENG102 — English Composition
- MAT142 — College Mathematics
- MAT142L — College Math with Support Lab
- ANT101 — Bones, Stones, Human Evolution
- HIS110 — History of the U.S. 1607-1877
- HIS111 — History of the U.S. since 1877
- SOC101 — Introduction to Sociology
- ANT110 — Buried Cities & Lost Civiliz
- POS110 — American National Government
- PSY101 — Introduction to Psychology
- ANT102 — Exploring Cultural Diversity
- ANT214 — Magic, Witchcraft, and Healing
- ANT223 — Aztecs, Incas, and Maya
- ANT253 — Death & Dying Across Cultures
- ANT275 — Forensic Anthropology
- ANT286 — Historic Native People of N.A.
- ANT287 — Ancient North American Civiliz
- HIS229 — History of Mexico I
- HIS230 — History of Mexico II
- HIS243 — Western Civilization I
- HIS244 — Western Civilization II
- POS220 — Federal & Arizona Constitution
- POS230 — World Politics
- POS240 — Comparative Politics
- PSY250 — Introduction to Statistics
- PSY290 — Research Methods
- PSY210 — Social Psychology
- PSY231 — Human Sexuality
- PSY240 — Developmental Psychology
- PSY270 — Psychological Disorders
- SOC202 — Social Problems
- SOC212 — Sociology of Gender
- SOC215 — Race and Ethnicity
- MAT151 — Precalculus Algebra