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Liberal Arts & Sciences Pathways


The Chesapeake College Liberal Arts & Sciences A.A. Degree program provides students with the transfer requirements for a variety of liberal arts and sciences majors at four-year institutions.  Students should acquaint themselves with the requirements of the major department at the college or university to which transfer is contemplated and consult with an academic advisor in planning an appropriate program.  The College’s Transfer Advisor can provide additional information regarding the transfer requirements of institutions within the University of Maryland System.  Students in this degree program should investigate articulation agreements with Salisbury University.

The Pathways included here provide examples of recommended program and free electives that will complement the Liberal Arts & Sciences Degree.

Arts & Humanities Pathway

1st Semester (Fall)                                                        

 

ENG 101           Composition                             3 credits                       ­­­­­           

COM 101          Fund of Oral Comm.                  3 credits          

MAT 204           Statistics                                  3 credits

PSC 150           General Psychology                  3 credits          

SOC 171 (FALL)Introduction to HS/SW              3 credits                      

                                                                        15 credits

2nd Semester (Spring)

*PSC 201 (SP)  Intro Counseling                        3 credits          

*PSC 250          Human Growth                          3 credits

SOC 161           Sociology                                 3 credits

General Ed.                                                      3 credits

Program Elective                                               3 credits

                                                                        15 credits

3rd Semester (Fall II)

PSC 266 FA Pharmacology of Psychoactive        3 credits

 Drugs                                                                  3 credits             

*PSC 255 Abnormal PSC                                   3 credits

Natural Science Gen Ed.                                   3-4 credits

Program Elective                                               3 credits          

Program Elective                                               3 credits          

                                                                        15 credits                    

4th Semester (Spring II)

*SOC 273         Ethics in HS Practicum              3 credits

*PSC 211 SP    Advanced COUNS                     3 credits

Program Elective                                               3 credits

FREE Elective                                                   3 credits

FREE Elective                                                   3 credits

                                                                        15 credits        

MINIMUM REQUIRED CREDITS                        60                    

 

 
 

English Pathway

Semester I

FSC 101

Freshman Seminar

1  credit

ENG 101

Composition

3 credits

COM 101

Fund. of Oral & Organizational Communication

3 credits

MAT

Mathematics (G.Ed.)

3-5 credits

FA

Fine Arts Elective

3 credits

PED 103

Wellness for Life

3 credits

 

15-17 credits

Semester II

ART/HUM

Arts/Humanities (G.Ed.)

3 credits

ENG 102

Introduction to Literature

3 credits

SOC SCI

Social/Behavioral Science (G.Ed.)

3 credits

NAT SCI

Bio/Natural Science (G.Ed.)

4 credits

ENG 140

Literary Journal Production and

 

ENG 183

African American Literature or

 

ENG 188

The Short Story

4 credits

 

16-17 credits

Semester III

LIT

Literature Elective

3 credits

NAT SCI

Bio/Natural Science (G.Ed.)

4 credits

SOC SCI

Social/Behavioral Science (G.Ed.)

3 credits

LANG

Foreign Language Elective

3 credits

ENG

Any 200 Level English Course

3 credits

 

16 credits

Semester IV

IDC 201

The Nature of Knowledge

3 credits

SOC SCI

Social Science Elective

3 credits

LANG

Foreign Language Elective

3 credits

ENG

Any 200 Level English Course

3 credits

 

12 credits

Minimum Required Credits:

60 credits

Note:  A student taking a five credit math course in Semester I should defer PED 103 until the next semester.

Music Pathway

Semester I

FSC 101

Freshman Seminar

1  credit

ENG 101

Composition

3 credits

COM 101

Fund. of Oral & Organizational Communication

3 credits

MAT

Mathematics (G.Ed.)

3 credits

MUS 153

Music Theory I and

 

MUS 253

Music Theory Seminar

4 credits

HUM 101

Introduction to Humanities or

 

THE 172

Introduction to Theatre

3 credits

 

17 credits

Semester II

MUS 101

Introduction to Music

3 credits

ENG 102

Introduction to Literature

3 credits

SOC SCI

Social/Behavioral Science (G.Ed.)

3 credits

NAT SCI

Bio/Natural Science (G.Ed.)

4 credits

PED 103

Wellness for Life

3 credits

 

16 credits

Semester III

LIT

Literature Elective

3 credits

NAT SCI

Bio/Natural Science (G.Ed.)

4 credits

SOC SCI

Social/Behavioral Science (G.Ed.)

3 credits

MUS 165

Piano Class I or

 

MUS 187

Voice Class I and

 

MUS 141

Chorus

3 credits

FREE

Free Elective

3 credits

 

16 credits

Semester IV

IDC 201

The Nature of Knowledge

3 credits

SOC SCI

Social Science Elective

3 credits

MUS

Music Elective

3 credits

FREE

Free Elective

3 credits

 

12 credits

Minimum Required Credits:

60 credits

STEM Pathway

Semester I

FSC 101

Freshman Seminar

1  credit

ENG 101

Composition

3 credits

COM 101

Fund. of Oral & Organizational Communication

3 credits

MAT 113

College Algebra or

 

MAT 115

Precalculus

3-5 credits

FA

Fine Arts Elective

3 credits

PED 103

Wellness for Life

3 credits

 

15-17 credits

Semester II

ART/HUM

Arts/Humanities (G.Ed.)

3 credits

ENG 102

Introduction to Literature

3 credits

SOC SCI

Social/Behavioral Science (G.Ed.)

3 credits

BIO 111

Principles of Biology I or

 

SCI 151

Environmental Science

4 credits

FREE

Free Elective

3 credits

 

16 credits

Semester III

LIT

Literature Elective

3 credits

CHM 121

General Chemistry

4 credits

SOC SCI

Social/Behavioral Science (G.Ed.)

3 credits

PHY 205

College Physics or

 

PHY 215

Physics I

4 credits

FREE

Free Elective

3 credits

 

17 credits

Semester IV

IDC 201

The Nature of Knowledge

3 credits

SOC SCI

Social Science Elective

3 credits

CHM 122

General Chemistry II

4 credits

SCI 272

Internship in Natural Science

2 credits

 

12 credits

Minimum Required Credits:

60 credits

Note:  A student taking a five credit math course in Semester I should defer PED 103 until the next semester.

Program Electives

Arts/Humanities (G.Ed.) Electives can be satisfied by any of the following courses (not otherwise included as a program requirement): ART 101; FLM 240; HUM 101, 110; LARC 160; MUS 101; THE 172.

Bio/Natural Science (G.Ed.) Electives can be satisfied by any of the following courses (not otherwise included as a program requirement): BIO 101, 105, 111; CHM 121; GEO 143; PHY 205, 215; SCI 102, 110, 111, 141, 142, 151.  Note:  SCI 102 is a three credit, non-laboratory science that may not be eligible in certain programs.

Fine Arts Electives can be satisfied by any of the following courses (not otherwise included as a program requirement): ART 101, 115, 116; MUS 101, 105, 152, 153; FLM 240, 242; THE 172, 230, 260, 271.

Foreign Language Electives can be satisfied by any of the following courses (not otherwise included as a program requirement): FRE 121, 122; SPA 121, 122.

Literature Electives can be satisfied by any of the following courses (not otherwise included as a program requirement): ENG 201, 202, 205, 206, 207, 208; THE 250.

Mathematics (G.Ed.) Electives can be satisfied by any of the following courses (not otherwise included as a program requirement): MAT 113, 115, 140, 200, 204.

Social Science Electives can be satisfied by any course with an ANT, ECN, GEO, HIS, POL, PSC or SOC prefix (not otherwise included as a program requirement).

Social/Behavior Science (G.Ed.) Electives can be satisfied by any of the following courses (not otherwise included as a program requirement): ANT 142; ECN 171, 172; HIS 101, 102, 131, 132; LARC 163; PSC 150; SOC 161, 162.