Liberal Arts 2400, A.S.

Concentrations

• Liberal Arts - English Concentration 2150, A.S. 
• Liberal Arts - Journalism Concentration 2350, A.S. 
• Liberal Arts - Photojournalism Concentration 2352, A.S. 
• Liberal Arts - Anthropology Concentration 1451, A.S. 
• Liberal Arts - Social Science Concentration 1450, A.S. 
• Liberal Arts - Economics Concentration 1453, A.S. 
• Liberal Arts - History Concentration 1454, A.S. 
• Liberal Arts - Political Science Concentration 1456, A.S. 
• Liberal Arts - Pre-law Concentration 1400, A.S. 
• Liberal Arts - Public Administration Concentration 1457, A.S. 
• Liberal Arts - Public Relations Concentration 2500, A.S. 

Major Program Requirements (34)

• ARTT 110 - Art Appreciation 3 hrs -or-
• MUSI 218 - Music Appreciation 3 hrs

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• HIST 131 - Survey of European History I 3 hrs -or-
• HIST 139 - American History I 3 hrs

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• HIST 132 - Survey of European History II 3 hrs -or-
• HIST 140 - American History II 3 hrs

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• PHIL 111 - Introduction to Philosophy 3 hrs
• PHIL 212 - Introduction to Ethics 3 hrs
• Computer Literacy Elective 3 hrs
• Foreign Language -or- Electives 12 hrs ¹
• Laboratory Science Elective 4 hrs

General Education Requirements

See General Education  in this catalog for a complete description of the general education and assessment requirements.

Recommended Sequence of Courses for A.S.

(This assumes any necessary developmental requirements have been met.)

Total Hours: 64

Note

¹ Foreign language is not required for the A.S. degree; however, it is required of students transferring to Indiana University and Purdue University on this curriculum. Recommended electives include: ERTH 210 - General Astronomy , HUMN 245 - Cultural Diversity: Humanities , MATH 115 - Survey of Calculus I , MGMT 100 - Introduction to Business , PHIL 213 - Logic , PHIL 220 - Philosophy of Religion , POLS 211 - Introduction to World Politics , and POLS 212 Political Science Seminar.

² Students should check degree specifications of transfer institutions.