This track focuses on English, preparing students with the knowledge and practical skills the field expects at the Associate level.
Graduates are equipped to pursue relevant career paths, with a self-paced format built for students balancing work and other commitments.
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General Courses
10 Courses
B-057Introduction to the Humanities
A broad survey of the art, literature, and ideas that have shaped human culture.
- Landmark works in art and literature
- Philosophical movements across eras
- Interpreting cultural artifacts in context
AAS-085Social and Cultural Geography
Exploring how geography shapes societies, economies, and cultural identity.
- Population patterns and migration
- Urban and rural land use
- Regional cultural differences
B-158English Composition
Developing clear, well-organized writing for academic and professional contexts.
- Building a strong thesis and outline
- Paragraph structure and transitions
- Revising drafts for clarity and tone
B-200College Algebra
Building fluency with algebraic methods used across academic disciplines.
- Solving linear and quadratic equations
- Working with functions and graphs
- Applying algebra to real-world problems
B-336World Religions
A comparative look at the beliefs and practices of major world faiths.
- Core beliefs of major traditions
- Religious ritual and practice
- Religion's influence on society
AAS-370Ethics
Examining moral theories and how they apply to everyday decisions.
- Major ethical theories and frameworks
- Applying ethics to real-life dilemmas
- Evaluating competing moral claims
B-460Art Appreciation
Building a vocabulary for understanding and evaluating visual art.
- Elements and principles of design
- Major art movements through history
- Analyzing meaning in visual works
AAS-584Pre-Calculus
Strengthening the mathematical foundation needed for advanced coursework.
- Polynomial and rational functions
- Exponential and logarithmic relationships
- Trigonometric identities and graphs
B-825Human Biology
An introduction to how the human body functions at the systems level.
- Major organ systems
- Cell structure and function
- Basic human physiology
AAS-902World History
Tracing major civilizations, conflicts, and turning points across the globe.
- Rise and fall of empires
- Global conflicts and their causes
- Cultural exchange across regions
SS-196Introduction to Mass Communication
Covers the foundational principles behind mass media and communication.
- Mass media fundamentals
- Communication theory basics
- Overview of media industries
SS-395English Rhetoric
Covers the principles of persuasive and effective written communication.
- Rhetorical strategies
- Argument construction basics
- Audience-focused writing
SS-812Introduction to Economics
Covers the foundational principles of economic theory and analysis.
- Supply and demand basics
- Micro vs macroeconomics
- Core economic terminology
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Specialist Courses
3 Courses
ENG-028Introduction to English Linguistics
Introduces the scientific study of language structure and use.
- Phonetics and phonology basics
- Syntax fundamentals
- Language variation and change
ENG-270Introduction to English Grammar
Covers the foundational rules and structures of English grammar.
- Parts of speech basics
- Sentence structure fundamentals
- Common grammar conventions
ENG-299Introduction to English Literature
A broad orientation to major works and periods of English literature.
- Major literary periods
- Foundational English literary works
- Introduction to literary analysis
$48,000
Total Program Cost
Fees are billed per term and are subject to change. Financial aid, scholarships, and flexible payment plans are available to students who qualify.
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Admission requires High School Diploma or GED.
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