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Nov 21, 2024
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2024 - 2025 Catalog
General Education Core Requirements
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General Education is the part of a college curriculum shared by all students seeking a degree or certificate. It provides broad exposure to multiple disciplines and enables students to explore their potential for learning. It also provides an educational context that promotes integrated learning.
Curriculum guides may designate specific courses that must be taken to satisfy these requirements. When general education elective courses are required as specified in curriculum guides, students may select from the courses in the following lists. Students may not use the same course to satisfy more than one curriculum requirement.
Some courses, referred to as “passport” or “UCGS” courses, are transferable to most public colleges and universities in Virginia and satisfy a lower-division general education requirement. Many private colleges and universities in Virginia accept them as well. Courses identified as passport courses can be found online at Passport Courses . Courses identified as UCGS courses are part of a certificate program and can be found online at Uniform Certificate of General Studies : UCGS, Certificate .
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ENG 111 is a required course in all degree and certificate programs.
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Students enrolled in transfer programs should complete MTH 154 or higher. To view course options for specific transfer programs, students should review their advising transcripts in the Student Information System or refer to their curriculum guides in the College Catalog. Students can also consult with an academic advisor or counselor to choose the appropriate course(s).
Science with Lab Elective (Natural Science):
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Associate of Science Degree: Science requires sequenced science courses with labs, and ENV 121 -ENV 122 and BIO 106 are not acceptable courses.
CHM 110 and BIO 145 are acceptable for some programs, as reflected in the Student Information System and the curriculum guides in the College Catalog.
Humanities:
Students in associate of arts and associate of science degree programs must select one course from two of the three Humanities categories. Students in associate of applied science and associate of applied arts degrees may select from any of the Humanities courses listed below.
Literature and Creative Writing:
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Students in curricula that require or allow for more than two Humanities electives should consult their academic advisor or counselor to discuss additional course options that may be available.
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