ART 110: Art Appreciation ECON 105: Macroeconomics

PHIL 100: Philosophical Inquiry

POLI 100: American Government

SOC 101: Contemporary Social Problems

BIO 120/121: Human Biology and Lab

ECON 105: Macroeconomics

HIS 250: 20th Century Europe Through Film

MATH 170: Calculus I PSYC 101: Intro to Psychology

SCI 104: Meteorology and Lab

SOC 100: Intro to Sociology

STAT 130: Intro to Social Statistics

SPRING 2020

Students selected for Accelerated Scholars can choose to take 15-17 of the credits below to expedite their pursuit of a college degree.

SUMMER 2020

ENG 150 : British Literature

PSYC 101: Intro to Psychology

STAT 130 : Intro to Social Statistics

SCI 104: Meteorology and Lab

MUS 100: Music in Society

ART 110: Art Appreciation

ECON 105: Macroeconomics

PHIL 100: Philosophical Inquiry

POLI 100: American Government

SOC 101: Contemporary Social Problems

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ONLINE COURSE DESCRIPTIONS

ART 110: Art Appreciation (3 credits) A survey of the visual arts including painting, sculpture, and architecture.

BIO 120/121: Human Biology and Lab (4 credits)120 - A basic biological study of humankind,examining human evolution, organ systems, genetics, and environment.

121 - A laboratory class and dissection of the information presented in Bio 120.

ECON 105: Macroeconomics (3 credits)A study of mixed capitalism designed to provide the student with a knowledge of the American economic system.

ENG 150:British Literature (3 credits)A study of major writers in the history of England, with attention given to their individual achievement and to contributions to English literary and cultural development.

HIS 250:20th Century Europe Through Film (3 credits)A study of the past through valuable movies, feature films, and documentaries.

MATH 170:Calculus I (4 credits)Fundamental ideas of calculus intendedfor science and mathematics majors.

MUS 100:Music in Society (3 credits) An exploration of music from medieval chant through rock, and an examination of its impact on politics, culture, history, and education.

PHIL-100

PHIL 100:Philosophical Inquiry (3 credits)An introduction to philosophy through a study of the nature of philosophical perplexity.

POLI 100:American Government (3 credits)An introductory course in political science stressing how policy-making is done at the national level.

PSYC 101:Intro to Psychology (3 credits)A general introduction to the science of behavior and mental processes.

STAT 130:Intro to Social Statistics (3 credits)This course introduces studentsto statistical methodologies and basic knowledge on the use of statistics in scientific research.

SCI 104:Meteorology and Lab (4 credits)A study of the physical properties of theatmosphere and its changes.

SOC 100:Intro to Sociology (3 credits)This course introduces students to the discipline of sociology: the scientific study of human behavior as shaped by collective forces and self-reflections.

SOC 101:Contemporary Social Problems (3 credits)This course is designed to provide a context for students to critically explore selected social conditions that have been determined to constitute social problems in contemporary society.