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Associate of Science
The Associate of Arts in Liberal Arts is designed to help students advance in their academic, personal, and professional lives. In order to become locally, globally, and civically engaged individuals, students will practice and gain skills such as communication and collaboration, research, critical and creative thinking, decision making, cultural competence, social justice, and civic engagement. Students will examine each skill through various social, historical, and cultural contexts to further support skill attainment and prepare them to navigate and contribute to society as globally responsible citizens. Students planning on continuing into a bachelor’s degree program are able to choose Exploration courses that align with their field of study.
The Liberal Arts (AA) program contains 0 identified courses across 2 requirement categories. The prerequisite data currently includes 0 known course relationships.
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48 Total Credits
48 credit(s) from: GenEd
One (1) General Education course must be from Cornerstone Social Justice (CSOJ)
One (1) General Education course must be from Cornerstone Humanities (CHUM)
Two (2) General Education courses must be from Cornerstone English (CENG)
One (1) General Education course must be from Cornerstone Math (CMAT)
One (1) General Education course must be from Cornerstone Sustainability (CSST)
Two (2) General Education courses must be from Exploration: Ethical Thought and Equity (EETH)
Two (2) General Education courses must be from Exploration: Creative and Critical Expression (ECCE)
Two (2) General Education courses must be from Exploration: Historical Perspectives (EHPS)
Six (6) General Education credits must be from Exploration: Scientific and Mathematical Fluencies (ESMF)
Two (2) General Education courses must be from Exploration: Contexts in Shaping the Self in Society (ESPE)
12 Total Credits
12 credit(s).
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