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ARTS
AND SCIENCES
PROGRAM
INFORMATION SCHEDULING
AND ENTRY OPTIONS Some general guidelines for students include:
TRANSFER
TO OTHER COLLEGES: DEGREE: DESCRIPTION
Required Program
Courses: Communication, humanities, or social sciences 15 credits Elective
Program Courses or General Electives: See “General Education Course Offerings” for specifics. Also see COURSE DESCRIPTIONS. DEGREE: DESCRIPTION
Required Program
Courses: Mathematics and/or natural or physical sciences - 15 credits Elective
Program Courses or General Electives and/or Other Courses: See “General Education Course Offerings” for specifics. Also see COURSE DESCRIPTIONS. CERTIFICATE: DESCRIPTION REQUIREMENTS
General
Elective: .See “General Education Course Offerings” for specifics. Also see COURSE DESCRIPTIONS. CERTIFICATE: DESCRIPTION REQUIREMENTS
COMPREHENSIVE STUDIES DEPARTMENT The Comprehensive Studies Department offers courses in Developmental Mathematics, Developmental English, Developmental Reading, and College Skills. The Department also offers Jumpstart courses in math. Jumpstart courses are intensive one-week review courses offered just before each semester and summer term. All of the courses are designed to effectively and efficiently improve students’ ability to succeed in their courses.
Comprehensive Studies Department Includes:
Note: Developmental courses (those numbered less than 100) generate no credit hours, do not affect the GPA, and do not count toward graduation. Effective Summer Term 2000, courses numbered 100 generate credit hours and affect the GPA, but do not count toward graduation in any degree, diploma, or certificate program. Standards of Progress for Comprehensive Studies Students When students enroll in the Comprehensive Studies program, their skills are evaluated and study programs are planned for them. Students may take from four months to a year or more to complete their basic skills improvement.
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