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General Education Requirements for the Associate of
Arts /Science Degrees
A minimum of 65 credit hours are required for the Associate Degrees awarded by the
School of Arts and Sciences.
Candidates for the Associate Degrees must complete the requirements of the General
Education Curriculum, which covers four major areas of study:
General Education Requirements: 65 Credits
A. General Studies 33 Credit Hours
B. Core Courses 32 Credit Hours
ASSOCIATE OF ARTS
DEGREE
A. General Studies
Area One Written Composition 6
ENG 101
English Composition 1 (3)
ENG 102
English Composition 11 (3)
Area Two
Humanities and Fine Arts 9
LIT 201
World Literature (3)
HIS 101
World History 1 (3)
HIS102
World History 11 (3)
Area Three Science and/or
Mathematics 9
MATH 102
College Algebra 1 (3)
MATH 103
College Algebra 11 (3)
IT 101
Introduction to Information Technology 1
(3)
Area Four HISTORY, SOCIAL AND
BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES 9
EC 103
Macro Economics (3)
RE 101
Christian Beliefs and
Biblical Interpretations (3)
PSY 101
Introduction to Psychology (3)
B. Core Courses
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COLBOURNE
COLLEGE
COLLEGE
ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE
DEGREE
A. General Studies
Area One Written Composition 6
ENG 101
English Composition 1 (3)
ENG 102
English Composition 11 (3)
Area Two
Humanities and Fine Arts 3
LIT 201
World Literature (3)
Area Three Science and/or
Mathematics 15
BIO 101
Biology 1 (3)
BIO 102
Biology 11 (3)
MATH 102
College Algebra 1 (3)
MATH 103
College Algebra 11 (3)
IT 101
Introduction to Information Technology 1 (3)
Area Four HISTORY, SOCIAL AND
BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES 9
EC 103
Macro Economics (3)
RE 101
Christian Beliefs and
Biblical Interpretations (3)
PSY 101
Introduction to Psychology (3)
DEGREE
A. General Studies
Area One Written Composition 6
ENG 101
English Composition 1 (3)
ENG 102
English Composition 11 (3)
Area Two
Humanities and Fine Arts 3
LIT 201
World Literature (3)
Area Three Science and/or
Mathematics 15
BIO 101
Biology 1 (3)
BIO 102
Biology 11 (3)
MATH 102
College Algebra 1 (3)
MATH 103
College Algebra 11 (3)
IT 101
Introduction to Information Technology 1 (3)
Area Four HISTORY, SOCIAL AND
BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES 9
EC 103
Macro Economics (3)
RE 101
Christian Beliefs and
Biblical Interpretations (3)
PSY 101
Introduction to Psychology (3)
WELCOME TO THE SCHOOL OF
ARTS AND SCIENCES
The School of Arts and Sciences has developed a comprehensive curricula designed to
prepare students for continuing education in undergraduate, graduate or professional
school or for entry into the job market. The College seeks to improve the intelligence and
imagination of the students and to develop competencies in written and oral
communication, appreciation of our cultural heritage and understanding of our world, a
knowledge base conducive to self growth and enriched life experiences and fundamental
knowledge and research skills essential to lifelong learning.
Expected Outcomes:
Critical Thinking: Students will develop skills in analysis, synthesis, evaluation, decision-
making, and problem-solving.
Communication Skills: Students will develop reading, writing, active listening, and public
speaking skills.
Interpersonal Skills: Students will develop effective teamwork, ethical consciousness,
conflict resolution, and workplace skills.
Information Management: Students will develop skills in collecting and analyzing data from
a variety of sources.
Community: Students will develop an awareness of our interdependence as global citizens
combined with an understanding of the history, culture, diversity, and commonality of life’s
experiences.
Life-long Learning: Students will develop a life-long habit of pursuing knowledge.
A minimum of 65 credit hours are required for the Associate Degrees awarded by the
School of Arts and Sciences.
Candidates for the Associate Degrees must complete the requirements of the General
Education Curriculum, which covers four major areas of study:
General Education Requirements: 65 Credits
A. General Studies 33 Credits
B. Core Courses 32 Credits
ARTS AND SCIENCES
The School of Arts and Sciences has developed a comprehensive curricula designed to
prepare students for continuing education in undergraduate, graduate or professional
school or for entry into the job market. The College seeks to improve the intelligence and
imagination of the students and to develop competencies in written and oral
communication, appreciation of our cultural heritage and understanding of our world, a
knowledge base conducive to self growth and enriched life experiences and fundamental
knowledge and research skills essential to lifelong learning.
Expected Outcomes:
Critical Thinking: Students will develop skills in analysis, synthesis, evaluation, decision-
making, and problem-solving.
Communication Skills: Students will develop reading, writing, active listening, and public
speaking skills.
Interpersonal Skills: Students will develop effective teamwork, ethical consciousness,
conflict resolution, and workplace skills.
Information Management: Students will develop skills in collecting and analyzing data from
a variety of sources.
Community: Students will develop an awareness of our interdependence as global citizens
combined with an understanding of the history, culture, diversity, and commonality of life’s
experiences.
Life-long Learning: Students will develop a life-long habit of pursuing knowledge.
A minimum of 65 credit hours are required for the Associate Degrees awarded by the
School of Arts and Sciences.
Candidates for the Associate Degrees must complete the requirements of the General
Education Curriculum, which covers four major areas of study:
General Education Requirements: 65 Credits
A. General Studies 33 Credits
B. Core Courses 32 Credits
