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Bachelor's Degree · 16 credits

The following learning goals for general education are integrated into each associate degree program: • Civic Learning and Engagement - Students will develop civic knowledge, skills and dispositions through learning and practice. • Communication Skills - Students will read, write and speak effectively to build knowledge and convey meaning. • Information and Digital Literacy - Students will engage in a reflective process of information discovery, use information responsibly and employ digital technologies to learn, communicate and collaborate.

Courses

• ESL 103 — English as a Second Language: Writing I
• ESL 113 — English as a Second Language: Reading I
• ESL 133 — English as a Second Language: Listening/Speaking I
• ESL 104 — English as a Second Language: Writing II
• ESL 114 — English as a Second Language: Reading II
• ESL 134 — English as a Second Language: Listening/Speaking II
• ESL 105 — English as a Second Language: Writing III
• ESL 115 — English as a Second Language: Reading III
• ESL 135 — English as a Second Language: Listening/Speaking III
• ESL 160
• CHM 090
• ENG 090 — Basic Reading Skills
• ENG 091 — Intermediate Reading Skills
• ENG 092
• ENG 093
• ENG 095 — Basic Writing Skills
• ENG 096 — Intermediate Writing Skills
• ENG 097 — The Reading-Writing Connection
• ENG 099
• MAT 051 — Topics in Mathematics Corequisite
• MAT 052 — Statistics Corequisite
• MAT 054 — Mathematics for Educators I Corequisite
• MAT 090
• MAT 095 — Beginning Algebra
• MAT 097
• MAT 098
• MAT 099
• ASL 111 — Beginning American Sign Language I
• BIO 221
• BIO 232 — Medical Microbiology
• BSS 112 — Medical/Dental Billing and Insurance
• CIS 111 — Introduction to Microcomputer Applications
• CIS 212 — Electronic Health Records
• IDS 101 — Valuing Diversity
• IDS 215 — Bioethics
• PHI 131 — Introduction to Ethics
• PHY 103
• PSY 273 — Chemical Dependency
• SOC 211 — The Dynamics of Racial & Ethnic Relations
• SOS 260 — Introduction to Trauma Informed Care in Community Settings
• SPN 113 — Spanish for Health Professionals
• ENG 200 — Children's Literature
• ENG 210 — Introduction to Literary Theory
• ENG 212
• ENG 215
• ENG 231 — World Literature I: Ancient World to 18th Century
• ENG 232 — World Literature II: 18th Century to Present
• ENG 241 — British Literature I: Beginning to 1750
• ENG 242 — British Literature II: 1750 to Present
• ENG 251 — American Literature I: 1600 to 1870
• ENG 252 — American Literature II: 1870 to Present
• ENG 256 — The Short Story
• ENG 259
• ENG 260 — Special Topics in English
• ENG 261 — African American Literature I
• ENG 262 — African American Literature II
• MAT 100
• MAT 103 — Mathematics for Business
• MAT 111 — Mathematics for Educators I
• MAT 112 — Mathematics for Educators II
• MAT 147 — Mathematics for Technicians I
• MAT 148 — Mathematics for Technicians II
• ENG 202 — Creative Writing
• ENG 203 — Writing Poetry
• ENG 204 — Writing Fiction
• ENG 209 — Creative Nonfiction
• ANT 111 — Cultural Anthropology
• ANT 221
• ART 260
• ASL 112 — Beginning American Sign Language II
• ASL 113 — Introduction to Deaf Studies
• ASL 114 — Issues in Deaf Society
• ASL 200 — Deaf Community Practicum
• ASL 211 — Intermediate American Sign Language I
• ASL 212 — Intermediate American Sign Language II
• ASL 215
• BIO 141
• CHC 151
• CHC 250
• CHC 255
• COM 101 — Journalism I
• COM 102 — Journalism II
• CRJ 110 — Multicultural Diversity in Criminal Justice
• CUL 143 — Global Cuisine
• ECE 133
• FRC 111 — Beginning French I
• FRC 112 — Beginning French II
• FRC 211
• FRC 212
• GEO 210 — World Regional Geography
• GER 111
• GER 112
• GER 211
• GER 212
• GRT 101 — Introduction to Gerontology
• HST 104 — World History I: Beginning to
• HST 105 — World History II: 1500 to World War I
• HST 106 — World History III: World War I to Present
• HST 133 — History of Puerto Rico
• HST 152
• HST 157
• HST 203 — African American History I: Beginnings to 1865
• HST 204 — African American History II: 1865 to the Present
• HST 205 — United States Women's History
• HST 215
• HST 216 — History of Native Americans in North America
• HST 241
• HUM 147
• HUM 211 — The Sixties in America
• HUS 221 — Cultural Competence for Human Service Workers
• IDS 141
• MUS 121 — Jazz in America
• PHA 102 — Introduction to Global Health
• PHI 121 — World Religions
• PHI 123
• PHI 201 — Judaism, Christianity and Islam
• PSY 142 — Human Sexuality
• SOC 111 — Social Problems & Social Change
• SOC 201 — Global Society and Global Culture
• SOC 215 — Gender and Sexuality
• SOC 220
• SPN 111 — Beginning Spanish I
• SPN 112 — Beginning Spanish II
• SPN 211
• SPN 212
• ECO 215 — Principles of Macroeconomics
• ECO 216 — Principles of Microeconomics
• PSC 201 — United States Government
• PSY 101 — Introduction to Psychology
• SOC 101 — Introductory Sociology (Principles)
• HST 115 — U.S. History: Beginnings to 1865
• HST 116 — U.S. History: 1865 to Present
• BIO 140
• ACC 101 — Financial Accounting I
• ACC 102 — Financial Accounting II
• ACC 211 — Federal Taxation
• ACC 222 — Managerial Accounting
• ACC 225 — Volunteer Income Tax Assistance, VITA Practicum
• ACC 231 — Computerized Accounting
• ALH 102 — Introduction to Medical Terminology
• ALH 103 — Introduction to Pharmacology for Allied Health Professionals
• ALH 106 — Medical Law and Ethics
• ALH 125 — Phlebotomy/EKG Technician Principles and Application
• ALH 131 — Introductory Nursing Assistant
• ALH 132 — Advanced Nursing Assistant
• ALH 137 — Pharmacy Technician
• ALH 138 — Pharmacy Technician Clinical Co-Operative Externship
• ALH 139 — Pharmacy Technician

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