There are two semester of 15 weeks each
Semester 1 (Fall)
Semester 2 (Spring)
Subject streams
1. Business and Economics
Principles of Macroeconomics: 4 credits
Understanding Business in a Changing World: 4 credits
2. Science, Mathematics and Engineering
Principles of Biology (lab): 5 credits
Principles of Chemistry I (lab): 5 credits
Foundations of Mathematics: 4 credits
Essential Algebra: 4 credits
Calculus I: 4 credits
Introduction to Psychology (lab): 5 credits
3. Humanities and Social Sciences
Introduction to Art History: 4 credits
World Religions: 4 credits
Introduction to Community Health: 4 credits
International Relations: 4 credits
Comparative Politics: 4 credits
Introduction to Social and Political Systems: 5 credits
4. Arts and Communication
Introduction to Mass Communications: 4 credits
Images to Ideas (visual literacy): 4 credits
Introduction to Computer Design: 4 credits
Dance Technique (ballet, modern, multicultural, etc): 2 credits
Introduction to Music: 4 credits
Introduction to Theater: 4 credits
Design and Building for Theater: 4 credits
Subject streams
1. Business and Economics
Principles of Microeconomics: 4 credits
Understanding Business in a Changing World: 4 credits
2. Science, Mathematics and Engineering
Principles of Biology (lab): 5 credits
Evolution and Biodiversity: 4 credits
Principles of Chemistry II (lab): 5 credits
Essential Algebra: 4 credits
Algebra II: 4 credits
Pre-calculus: 4 credits
Calculus II: 4 credits
Introduction to Psychology (lab): 5 credits
3. Humanities and Social Sciences
Understanding the Structure of English: 4 credits
World Literature: 4 credits
Cultural Anthropology: 4 credits
Introduction to Politics: 4 credits
American Government: 4 credits
Introduction to Social and Political Systems: 5 credits
4. Arts and Communication
Introduction to Mass Communications: 4 credits
Public Speaking: 4 credits
Drawing: 4 credits
Design Fundamentals: 4 credits
Dance Technique (ballet, modern, multicultural, etc): 2 credits
Design and Building for Theater: 4 credits
