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General Studies
Subject Categories: Humanities & Liberal Arts
Degree: Associates of Arts degree
Total Credit Hours: 61
Institution: College of Southern Maryland
Program Description:
This program serves part-time and full-time students who have a variety of short- and long-term goals:
- those who plan to terminate their college education with a two-year degree and who wish, therefore, a flexible course of study suitable to their unique occupational or personal needs;
- those whose career plans are undecided and who wish to sample courses from several disciplines in preparation for making career decisions;
- those who wish to broaden the base of their general knowledge in the range of disciplines traditional to college-level liberal arts education.
Students are asked to confront significant and complex scientific, historical, cultural, philosophical ideas; manipulate information; reason analytically; and demonstrate in writing or orally a mastery of the fundamental ways in which reality is perceived in the disciplines of arts, sciences, social sciences, and humanities. Transfer institutions expect general studies students to build on these competencies in upper-level major courses. Employers find these competencies compatible with business and industry needs.
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- Introduction to Criminal Justice
- Basic Principles of Speech Communication
- Introduction to Interpersonal Communication
- College Success Skills
- Biomedical Ethics
- Medical Terminology
- Current Issues in Child Care
- Adult Education: A Practitioner's View
- Composition and Rhetoric
- Composition and Literature
- Introductory Cultural Geography
- Popular Culture
- Pharmacology in Nursing
- Keyboarding
- Personalized Health and Fitness
- Environmental Management
- Introduction to Soils
- Introduction to Soils Lab
- Environmental Science
- Environmental Science Lab
- Environmental Planning
- General Psychology
- Technology and Society
- Environmental Law and Regulations
- Music Appreciation
- Current Issues of the Older Adult
- Introduction to Health Information
- Introduction to Nursing
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