Communication Studies, A.A.

Written Communication

Complete the following 6 credits of written communication.

• ENGL 100 - The Writing Process
• ENGL 110 - Introduction to Using Evidence from Sources in Writing

Oral Communication

Complete any 3 credits of oral communication unless a specific course is required by your program.

• COMM 130 - Interpersonal Communication
• COMM 140 - Fundamentals of Public Communication

Inquiry & Analysis

Complete any 3 credits of critical inquiry & analysis unless a specific course is required  by your program.

• CRIT 220 - Critical Inquiry
• PHIL 240 - Ethics in Civic & Professional Life

Quantitative Literacy

Complete any 3 credits of quantitative literacy unless a specific course is required by your program.

• MATH 160 - Introduction to Logic and Probability
• MATH 170 - Introduction to Statistics
• MATH 190 - Linear Algebra and Analytical Geometry

Scientific Literacy: Natural Sciences

Complete any 3 credits of natural science unless a specific course is required by your program.

• SCIE 140 - Nutrition & Fitness, Biology of
• SCIE 180 - Exploring Science
• SCIE 230 - Physics - Mechanics

Social Sciences or Arts & Humanities

Complete any 3 credits of social science or arts & humanities unless a specific course is required  by your program.

• ARTS 115 - Photography, Introduction to
• ARTS 120 - Art History: Renaissance to Present
• ARTS 125 - Film Appreciation
• ARTS 135 - Telling The Story Of Rock & Roll Music
• CRIT 100 - Mindsets for Modern Learning
• COMM 240 - Organizational Communication
• MGMT 355 - Conflict Engagement
• PHIL 240 - Ethics in Civic & Professional Life
• WRIT 215 - Writing in the Workplace
• WRIT 231 - Technical Writing
• CRIM 100 - Introduction to Criminal Justice
• CRIM 120 - Criminal Law
• CRIM 121 - Criminal Procedure
• CRIM 230 - Criminal Investigation
• HIST 213 - Modern American Social History
• PSYC 100 - Psychology, Introduction to
• SOCI 110 - Sociology, Introduction to

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