English Transfer Pathway AA

Degree · 2 credits

Courses

• ENGL 2150 — Introduction to Literary Studies
• ENGL 2540 — Introduction to Literary Studies: Reading Poetry
• ENGL 2570 — Introduction to Literary Studies: Reading Plays
• ENGL 2590 — Introduction to Literary Studies: American Short Story
• ENGL 2270 — Modern American Literature
• ENGL 2450 — Survey of American Literature I
• ENGL 2460 — Survey of American Literature II
• ENGL 2550 — Survey of British Literature I
• ENGL 2560 — Survey of British Literature II
• ENGL 2580 — Shakespeare's Plays
• ENGL 2250 — Japanese Literature
• ENGL 2330 — Hmong American Literature
• ENGL 2350 — Women and Literature
• ENGL 2360 — Global Literary Perspectives
• ENGL 2380 — American Indian Literature
• ENGL 2390 — Work in American Literature
• ENGL 2410 — US Latinx and Latin American Literature
• ENGL 1140 — Professional Writing
• ENGL 1800 — Introduction to Journalism
• ENGL 1900 — Introduction to Creative Writing
• ENGL 1940 — Technical Writing
• ENGL 2010 — Writing Creative Non-Fiction and Memoir
• ENGL 2020 — Writing Stories
• ENGL 2030 — Writing Poetry
• ENGL 2320 — Writing: From Structure to Style
• ENGL 2500 — Playwriting
• COMM 1010 — Fundamentals of Public Speaking
• COMM 1110 — Principles of Interpersonal Communication
• COMM 1210 — Small Group Communication
• ANTH 1010 — Introduction to Anthropology: Cultural Anthropology
• ANTH 1020 — Intro to Anthropology: Physical Anthropology, Archaeology & Prehistory
• ANTH 1130 — The Archaeology of Ancient Europe
• ANTH 1140 — Anthropology of Religion
• ARBC 1030 — Arab Cultures
• ARBC 1101 — Introduction to Arabic
• ARBC 1102 — Beginning Arabic II
• ARBC 2201 — Intermediate Arabic I
• ART 1040 — Art Appreciation
• ART 1601 — Art History I: Ancient to Medieval
• ART 1602 — Art History II: 15th Century to Contemporary
• ASL 1101 — American Sign Language I (ASL I)
• ASL 1102 — American Sign Language II (ASL II)
• ASL 1300 — Deaf Culture
• ASL 2201 — Intermediate American Sign Language (ASL III)
• ASL 2202 — Intermediate American Sign Language (ASL IV)
• BIOL 1160 — Global Environment Field Biology
• BIOL 1200 — Current Environmental Issues
• CHEM 1000 — Chemistry and Society
• CHEM 1010 — Introduction to Chemistry
• COMM 1310 — Intercultural Communication
• COMM 1610 — Introduction to Mass Communication
• COMM 1810 — Introduction to Health Communication
• COMM 2610 — Introduction to Public Relations and Strategic Communication
• ECON 1050 — Economics of Crime
• ECON 1060 — Principles of Macroeconomics
• ENGL 2300 — Children's Literature
• ENGL 2340 — Nature in Literature
• ENGL 2900 — Fantasy Literature
• ENGL 2950 — Mystery and Detective Fiction
• GCST 1030 — Introduction to Japanese Culture
• GCST 1040 — American Indian Culture - Indigenous Peoples of Minnesota
• GCST 1211 — The History, Philosophy, and Practice of Traditional Aikido I
• GCST 1212 — The History, Philosophy and Practice of Traditional Aikido II
• GCST 1213 — The History, Philosophy, and Practice of Traditional Aikido III
• GCST 1220 — Practical Applications of Traditional Aikido
• GCST 1301 — Introduction to Ethnic Studies
• GCST 1320 — Community Organizing I
• GCST 1700 — Foundations of Racial Justice
• GCST 1964 — African American Civil Rights Immersion Experience
• GCST 1978 — American Indian Cultural Expression
• GCST 2410 — US Latinx and Latin American Literature
• GEOG 1010 — Physical Geography
• GEOG 1040 — Human Geography
• GEOG 1100 — World Geography
• GWS 1501 — Introduction to Gender and Women's Studies
• GWS 1502 — Human Trafficking
• GWS 1503 — Analyzing Gender Identities
• GWS 1505 — Women and War
• HIST 1010 — World History: Origins to
• HIST 1020 — World History: 1300 to Present
• HIST 1030 — Colonial History of the Americas
• HIST 1110 — History of Western Civilization Pre 1550
• HIST 1120 — History of Western Civilization 1550 to Present
• HIST 1200 — History of United States Through 1877
• HIST 1210 — History of the United States Since 1877
• HIST 1230 — U.S. Labor History
• HIST 1270 — Race in America
• HIST 2500 — World Regional History
• HIST 2700 — History and Popular Culture
• MUSC 1220 — Music Appreciation
• MUSC 1300 — Music in World Cultures
• MUSC 2170 — History of Music I: Medieval Through Classical Eras
• MUSC 2180 — History of Music II: Romantic Era to the 21st Century
• PHIL 1010 — Introduction to Philosophy
• PHIL 1020 — Ethics
• PHIL 1060 — Philosophy of Religion
• PHIL 1070 — Political Philosophy
• PHIL 1080 — Comparative World Religions
• PHIL 1110 — Informal Reasoning for Problem Solving
• PHIL 1120 — Ethics in Organizations
• PHIL 1200 — Environmental Philosophy
• PHIL 1210 — Global Justice, Peace and Conflict
• PHIL 1220 — Health Care Ethics
• PHIL 1230 — Food Ethics
• POLS 1100 — American Government and Politics
• POLS 1140 — State and Local Politics
• POLS 1600 — Comparative Politics
• POLS 1700 — World Politics
• PSYC 1165 — Psychology of Adjustment
• PSYC 1170 — Psychology of Gender
• PSYC 2110 — Principles of Social Psychology
• PSYC 2340 — Human Sexuality
• PSYC 2350 — Multicultural Psychology
• SOC 1110 — Introduction to Sociology
• SOC 1130 — Social Problems/Deviance
• SOC 2110 — Principles of Social Psychology
• SOC 2210 — Social Inequality
• SPAN 1030 — Spanish and Latin American Culture
• SPAN 1101 — Beginning Spanish I
• SPAN 1102 — Beginning Spanish II
• SPAN 2201 — Intermediate Spanish I
• SPAN 2202 — Intermediate Spanish II
• TFT 1210 — Introduction to Theatre
• TFT 1260 — Introduction to Television
• TFT 1310 — American Cinema
• TFT 1320 — World Cinema
• TFT 1350 — The American Musical Theatre
• ENGL 1250 — Magazine Workshop
• ENGL 1950 — Graphic Novels
• ENGL 1990 — Topics:
• ENGL 2400 — Utopian/Dystopian Literature

Source ↗

← back to nhcc catalog