General Education Courses  
Course Number / Description Credit Hours
ORIENTATION  
OR 1010 - Student Orientation 1
   
WRITTEN COMPOSITION  
EH 1010 - English Composition I 3
EH 1020 - English Composition II 3
EH 1030 - Foundations of Research Writing 1
   
HUMANITIES/FINE ARTS/COMMUNICATIONS  
CM 1010 - Business Communication 3
PHL 1010 - Critical Thinking 3
MUS 1010 - Introduction to Music Appreciation 3
AR 1010 - Art Appreciation 3
SP 1010 - Speech Communication 3
PHL 2350 - Philosophies of World Religions 3
AL 2000 - American Literature I 3
AL 2010 - American Literature II 3
SPA 1010 Introductory Spanish I 3
   
COMPUTER SCIENCE  
CS 1010 - Computer Essentials 3
   
HISTORY  
HY 1110 - American History I 3
HY 1120 - American History II 3
HY 1010 - Western Civilization I 3
HY 1020 - Western Civilization II 3
HY 2050 - Eastern Civilization I 3
HY 2060 - Eastern Civilization II 3
   
NATURAL SCIENCES  
ES 1010 - Earth Science 3
PHS 1110 - Principles of Classical Physical Science*
 3
PHS 1120 - Principles of Modern Physical Science*
 3
AST 2200 - Explorations in Astronomy* 3
BIO 1100 - Non-Majors Biology 3
BIO 1030 - Biology I 3
BIO 1040 - Biology II 3
CHM 1030 - Chemistry I 3
CHM 1040 - Chemistry II 3
   
MATHEMATICS  
MA 1100 - Basic Mathematical Fundamentals 3
MA 1140 - Finite Math 3
MA 1150 - Algebra I 3
MA 2010 - Modern Math 3
MA 2023 - Elementary Statistics 3
MA 1170 - Algebra II 3
MA 2051 - Pre-Calculus 3
MA 2170 - Calculus 3
   
SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES  
PSY 1010 - General Psychology 3
SOC 1010 - Introduction to Sociology 3
PS 1010 - American Government 3
SOC 2010 Survey of Global Societies and Cultural Geography 3
PS 2010 - American State and Local Politics 3
PS 2000 - Introduction to Political Science 3
PSY 2010 - Abnormal Psychology 3
BBA 2401 - Principles of Macroeconomics 3
BBA 2501 - Principles of Microeconomics 3
BBA 3602 - Principles of Management 3
BCJ 2501 - Criminology 3
BCJ 2201 - Juvenile Delinquency 3

* Natural Sciences include biological sciences, chemistry, physical sciences, astronomy, physical geography, and earth science.

** Each of these courses requires a prerequisite. Please review the course descriptions and objectives for each course to determine the prerequisite requirement.