Liberal Arts & Sciences - Social and Behavioral Sciences (LASC-AA-SB)
The Liberal Arts and Science - Social and Behavioral Sciences degree program provides students with a broad background that prepares them for transfer to a bachelor’s degree program for majors within the Social and Behavioral Sciences and many pre-professional degrees. Students will take a wide range of courses with an emphasis on fulfilling general education and pre-requisite courses at four-year colleges and universities for seamless transfer.
Courses
- ACCT1130 — Principles of Financial Accounting
- ANTH1001 — Introduction to Anthropology
- ARCH1002 — Architecture of the World
- ARTH1001 — Global Art History Prehistory to 1500 CE
- CCS1001 — College & Career Success
- COMM1201 — Film Study and Appreciation
- COMM1301 — Public Speaking
- COMM1302 — Interpersonal Communication
- COMM1305 — Intercultural Communication
- DANC1001 — History and Appreciation of World Dance
- ECED2515 — Exceptional Learners
- EDUC2010 — Foundations of U.S. Education
- ENG1010 — Composition
- ENG1020 — Composition II and Literature
- ENG1030 — Composition II and Non-fiction Texts
- ENG2300 — Studies in World Literature
- ESOL1402 — Integrated Skills IV: Low Advanced
- ESOL1502 — Integrated Skills V: High Advanced
- GEOG1010 — World Regional Geography
- HIST1021 — World History to the 1400s
- HSER1001 — Introduction to Human Services
- HUM1019 — Short-term Study Abroad
- INDS2025 — Contemporary Global Issues
- LAS1201 — Introduction to Latino Studies
- MATH1011 — Applied Algebra with Modeling
- MATH1200 — Statistics I
- MATH1201 — Statistics I with Computer Applications
- MUS1004 — World Music
- PHIL1001 — Introduction to Philosophy
- PHIL1501 — World Religions
- POLS1005 — Introduction to Comparative Politics
- PSY2053 — Multicultural Psychology
- SOC2018 — World Issues
- SPED1012 — Introduction to Special Education for Young Children
- WGS1005 — Introduction to Women’s and Gender Studies