Liberal Arts: Science
The Liberal Arts degree with an emphasis in the sciences is designed for students wishing to pursue careers in a scientific field. Completion of curricula prepares students to major in their field of study when they transfer to a university. Science transfer students should also consider one of the Associate for Transfer degrees in a specific scientific area if it matches their area of interest. In all cases, students should seek advising before selecting specific courses in order to meet specific university requirements for their university major.
Courses
- CHEM1A — General Chemistry
- CHEM2 — Introduction to Chemistry
- MAT H15
- MATH25 — College Trigonometry
- MATH30 — College Algebra
- MATH50A — Calculus I: Single Variable Calculus
- PHYS2A — General Physics I
- PHYS4A — Calculus-Based Physics: Mechanics
- AG17 — Introduction to Soil Science
- BIOL1 — General Biology
- BIOL3 — Fundamental Cell Biology
- BIOL4 — General Zoology with Lab
- BIOL5 — General Botany with Lab
- BIOL6 — Human Anatomy
- BIOL7 — Human Physiology
- BIOL15 — Marine Biology
- CHEM1B — General Chemistry
- CHEM3 — Introduction to Organic and Biochemistry
- CHE M8
- FNR1 — Introduction to Forestry and Natural Resources
- FNR51 — Dendrology: the Identification and Study Of Woody Plants
- GEOL1 — Physical Geology with Lab
- GEOL2 — Historical Geology with Lab
- MATH50B — Calculus II: Single Variable
- OCEAN10 — Introduction to Oceanography
- OCEA N11
- PHYS2B — General Physics II
- PHYS4B — Calculus-Based Physics: Electricity and Magnetism
- PHYS4C — Calculus-based Physics: Heat, Optics, Waves, and Modern Physics