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POLITICAL SCIENCE/ PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION (POLSC.AA D•H•S) GROUP I: ENGLISH AND FINE ARTS 12 hours: EH 113 ---------Freshman English I EH 123 ---------Freshman English II EH 233/243 ---World Literature SP 243 ---------Fund of Speech 6 hours from the following: EH 233/243 ---Literature Elective FA 213----------Fine Arts MSC 223 -------Music Appreciation EH 263 ---------African/American Literature GROUP II: SOCIAL SCIENCE 6 hours: Hy 113/123 ---Western Civilization Hy 213/223 ---U.S. History 9 hours of Social Science Electives: Hy 113/123 ---Western Civilization Hy 213/223 ---U.S. History Hy 153 ---------Arkansas History ES 213/223 ---Macro/Microeconomics GEOG 213 -----Intro to Geography Sy 213 --------Fund of Sociology PSy 213 --------Gen Psychology GROUP III: SCIENCES AND MATH 4-8 hours from the following: By 114 ---------General Biology By 124 ---------General Biology By 134 ---------General Zoology By 144 ---------General Botany By 154 ---------Anatomy/Physiology I By 164 ---------Anatomy/Physiology II 4-8 hours from the following: Cy 114 ---------General Chemistry I Cy 124 ---------General Chemistry II PS 114 ---------Physical Science I PS 215 ---------General Physics I PS 225 ---------General Physics II 3-9 hours from the following: MS 123 ---------College Algebra MS 133 ---------Trigonometry MS 163 ---------Finite Math MS 215 ---------Calculus I MS 225 ---------Calculus II MS 233 ---------Calculus III GROUP IV: PHySICAL EDUCATION 2 hours of Physical Education (PEAC courses) GROUP V: COMPUTER TECH: Computer Technology Electives highly recommended GROUP VI: POLITICAL SCIENCE CORE COURSES: 12 hours: PLS 113 --------Intro to Politics PLS 213 --------American Federal Govt. PLS 223 --------State & Local Government PLS 233 --------Intro to Comparative Politics APPROVED ELECTIVES: Electives from Groups above to total 64 hours TEACHING MIDDLE SCHOOL MATHEMATICS & SCIENCE (TEMS.AAT D•H•S) GROUP I: ENGLISH AND FINE ARTS 15 hours: EH 113 ---------Freshman English I EH 123 ---------Freshman English II EH 233/243 ---World Literature SP 243 ---------Fund of Speech English/Literature Elective 3 hours from the following: FA 213----------Fine Arts MSC 223 -------Music Appreciation GROUP II: SOCIAL SCIENCE 12 hours from the following: Hy 113/123 ---Western Civilization Hy 213/223 ---U.S. History Hy 153 ---------Arkansas History GEOG 213 -----Intro to Geography GROUP III: SCIENCE AND MATH 4-8 hours from the following: By 114 ---------General Biology By 124 ---------General Biology By 134 ---------General Zoology By 144 ---------General Botany By 154 ---------Anat/Physiology I By 164 ---------Anat/Physiology II 4-8 hours from the following: Cy 114 ---------General Chemistry I Cy 124 ---------General Chemistry II 4-8 hours from the following: PS 114 ---------Physical Science PS 215 ---------General Physics I PS 225 ---------General Physics II PS 144 ---------Intro to Astronomy 8 hours: MS 123 ---------College Algebra MS 215 ---------Calculus I 6 hours from the following: MS 133 ---------Trigonometry MS 163 ---------Finite Math MS 225 ---------Calculus II MS 233 ---------Calculus III GROUP IV: PHySICAL EDUCATION **2-5 hours of Physical Education PE 223 ---------Health & Safety PEAC courses GROUP V: EDUCATION CORE COURSES 6-12 hours from the following: EN 113 ---------Intro to Education EN 213 ---------Computers in Education MS 2213 -------Math Structures I MS 2223 -------Math Structures II *Must successfully pass PRAXIS I **PCCUA requirement TEACHING MIDDLE SCHOOL LANGUAGE ARTS/SOCIAL STUDIES (TELA.AAT D•H•S) GROUP I: ENGLISH AND FINE ARTS 24 hours: EH 113 ---------Freshman English I EH 123 ---------Freshman English II EH 233 ---------World Literature EH 243 ---------World Literature SP 243 ---------Fund of Speech Advanced Grammar Advanced Composition Literature Elective 6 hours from the following: FA 213----------Fine Arts MSC 223 -------Music Appreciation GROUP II: SOCIAL SCIENCE 15 hours from the following: Hy 113/123 ---Western Civilization Hy 213/223 ---U.S. History Hy 153 ---------Arkansas History GEOG 213 -----Intro to Geography PLS 213 --------American Fed Govt. GROUP III: SCIENCE AND MATH 4-8 hours from the following: By 114 ---------General Biology By 124 ---------General Biology By 134 ---------General Zoology By 144 ---------General Botany By 154 ---------Anat/Physiology I By 164 ---------Anat/Physiology II 4-8 hours from the following: PS 114 ---------Physical Science PS 215 ---------General Physics I PS 225 ---------General Physics II Geology Elective 3 hours from the following: MS 123 ---------College Algebra MS 133 ---------Trigonometry MS 163 ---------Finite Math MS 215 ---------Calculus I MS 225 ---------Calculus II MS 233 ---------Calculus III GROUP IV: PHySICAL EDUCATION **2-5 Hours of Physical Education PE 223 ---------Health & Safety PEAC courses GROUP V: EDUCATION CORE COURSES 6-12 hours from the following: EN 113 ---------Intro to Education EN 213 ---------Computers in Education MS 2213 -------Math Structures I MS 2223 -------Math Structures II *Must successfully pass PRAXIS I **PCCUA requirement *6 semester hours of Western Civilization recommended for UCA & UALR(major code and campus offered are listed after name of degree) 33
Associate of Liberal Studies Degrees BIOLOGy (BIO.ALS D•H•S) GROUP I: ENGLISH AND FINE ARTS 9 hours: EH 113 ---------Freshman English I EH 123 ---------Freshman English II SP 243 ---------Fund of Speech 3 hours from the following: EH 233/243 ---World Literature EH 263 ---------African-Amer Literature FA 213----------Fine Arts MSC 223 -------Music Appreciation PHIL 153 -------Intro to Philosophy HUM 113 ------African-American Drama SP 123 ---------Intro to Theatre GROUP II: SOCIAL SCIENCE 6 hours from the following: *Hy 113/123 Western Civilization Hy 213/223 ---U.S. History 3 hours of Social Science Electives *Hy 113/123 Western Civilization Hy 153 ---------Arkansas History GEOG 213 -----Intro to Geography PLS 213 -------American Fed Gov PLS 223 --------State & Local Government Sy 213 --------Fund of Sociology PSy 213 --------Gen Psychology ES 213 ----------Macroeconomics ES 223 ----------Microeconomics GROUP III: SCIENCES AND MATH 12-16 hours from the following: By 114/124 ---General Biology By 134 ---------General Zoology By 144 ---------General Botany 8-18 hours from the following: Cy 114 ---------General Chemistry I Cy 124 ---------General Chemistry II PS 215 ---------General Physics PS 225 ---------General Physics Or PS 235 ---------Gen Tech Physics PS 245 ---------Gen Tech Physics 9 hours from the following: MS 123 ---------College Algebra MS 133 ---------Trigonometry MS 163 ---------Finite Math MS 215 ---------Calculus I MS 225 ---------Calculus II MS 233 ---------Calculus III MS 213 ---------Applied Math Science GROUP IV: PHySICAL EDUCATION 2 hours of Physical Education (PEAC courses) GROUP V: COMPUTER TECHNOLOGy Computer Technology Electives APPROVED ELECTIVES: Electives from Groups above to total 64 hours CHEMISTRy, PRE-MEDICINE & PRE-PHARMACy (CHEM.ALS, MED.ALS D•H•S) GROUP I: ENGLISH AND FINE ARTS 9 hours: EH 113 ---------Freshman English I EH 123 ---------Freshman English II SP 243 ---------Fund of Speech GROUP II: SOCIAL SCIENCE 6 hours from the following: *Hy 113/123 Western Civilization Hy 213/223 ---U.S. History 3 hours of Social Science Electives *Hy 113/123 Western Civilization Hy 213/223 ---U.S. History ES 213/223 ---Macro/Microeconomics GEOG 213 -----Intro to Geography PLS 213 --------American Fed Gov PLS 223 --------State & Local Government Sy 213 ---------Fund of Sociology PSy 213 --------Gen Psychology PHIL 153 -------Intro to Philosophy GROUP III: SCIENCES AND MATH 8 hours from the following: By 114 ---------General Biology By 124 ---------General Biology By 134 ---------General Zoology By 144 ---------General Botany 16 hours: Cy 114 ---------General Chemistry I Cy 124 ---------General Chemistry II Cy 214 ---------Organic Chemistry Cy 224 ---------Organic Chemistry II 10 hours from the following PS 215 ---------General Physics PS 225 ---------General Physics PS 235 ---------Gen Tech Physics PS 245 ---------Gen Tech Physics 9-13 hours from the following: MS 123 ---------College Algebra MS 133 ---------Trigonometry MS 215 ---------Calculus I MS 225 ---------Calculus II MS 233 ---------Calculus III MS 213 ---------Applied Math Science GROUP IV: PHySICAL EDUCATION 2 hours of Physical Education (PEAC courses) GROUP V: COMPUTER TECHNOLOGy Computer Technology Electives APPROVED ELECTIVES: Electives from Groups above to total 64 hours GENERAL SCIENCE (GENSCI.ALS D•H•S) GROUP I: ENGLISH AND FINE ARTS 9 hours: EH 113 ---------Freshman English I EH 123 ---------Freshman English II SP 243 ---------Fund of Speech GROUP II: SOCIAL SCIENCE 6 hours from the following: *Hy 113/123 Western Civilization Hy 213/223 ---U.S. History 3 hours of Social Science Electives *Hy 113/123 Western Civilization Hy 213/223 ---U.S. History ES 213/223 ---Macro/Microeconomics GEOG 213 -----Intro to Geography PLS 213 --------American Fed Gov PLS 223 --------State & Local Government Sy 213 ---------Fund of Sociology PSy 213 --------Gen Psychology PHIL 153 -------Intro to Philosophy GROUP III: SCIENCES AND MATH 8 hours from the following: By 114 ---------General Biology By 124 ---------General Biology By 134 ---------General Zoology By 144 ---------General Botany 8-26 hours from the following: Cy 114 ---------General Chemistry I Cy 124 ---------General Chemistry II Cy 214 ---------Organic Chemistry Cy 224 ---------Organic Chemistry II PS 114 ---------Physical Science PS 215 ---------General Physics PS 225 ---------General Physics PS 235 ---------Gen Tech Physics PS 245 ---------Gen Tech Physics 9-13 hours from the following: MS 123 ---------College Algebra MS 133 ---------Trigonometry MS 215 ---------Calculus I MS 225 ---------Calculus II MS 233 ---------Calculus III MS 213 ---------Applied Math Science GROUP IV: PHySICAL EDUCATION 2 hours of Physical Education (PEAC courses) GROUP V: COMPUTER TECHNOLOGy Computer Technology Elective APPROVED ELECTIVES: Electives from any of the above Groups to total 64 hours. (major code and campus offered are listed after name of degree)
Page 1 and 2: Phillips Community College of the U
Page 3 and 4: Introduction Scholarship Applicatio
Page 5 and 6: Scholarship Requirements to Receive
Page 7 and 8: About the College History of Philli
Page 9 and 10: Medical Professions Education. Stut
Page 11 and 12: Calendar & Fees 2009-2010 Academic
Page 13 and 14: Admissions Admission Requirements I
Page 15 and 16: Approved General Examinations Gener
Page 17 and 18: Helena-West Helena campus: Director
Page 19 and 20: Satisfactory Performance Standards
Page 21 and 22: Other Scholarships Arkansas Academi
Page 23 and 24: Julie Simpson Scholarship This scho
Page 25 and 26: to this list a student must enroll
Page 27 and 28: • • • In the Password box, en
Page 29 and 30: Minimum Requirements Associate of A
Page 31 and 32: Associate of Arts Degrees BUSINESS
Page 33: LAW & SOCIAL SCIENCE (LAW.AA, SOCSC
Page 37 and 38: SPATIAL INFORMATION SySTEMS (UAM) (
Page 39 and 40: A maximum of 132 quality points is
Page 41 and 42: Admission Students are admitted to
Page 43 and 44: Students who speak English as a sec
Page 45 and 46: Respiratory Care For those practici
Page 47 and 48: OFFICE TECHNOLOGy Administrative Su
Page 49 and 50: LAW ENFORCEMENT CERTIFICATE OF PROF
Page 51 and 52: GRAPHIC COMMUNICATIONS (GRAPHIC OPT
Page 53 and 54: Course Descriptions ACADEMIC SKILLS
Page 55 and 56: application and understanding of cu
Page 57 and 58: to: chemistry of cells; cell struct
Page 59 and 60: Cy 223 Organic Chemistry (Selected
Page 61 and 62: DRAFTING DR 104 Introduction to CAD
Page 63 and 64: IE 112 - EA Electricity II 2 hrs. l
Page 65 and 66: on civilization and contemporary so
Page 67 and 68: MMT 114 Basic Electricity/Electroni
Page 69 and 70: MLS 125 Hematology 3 hrs. lec., 6 h
Page 71 and 72: MSC 243 Intermediate Music Theory 3
Page 73 and 74: NG 216 Concepts and Principles of R
Page 75 and 76: OT 153 Introduction to Medical Codi
Page 77 and 78: PE 233 Principles and Problems of C
Page 79 and 80: and drama for oral communication. D
Page 81 and 82: MAJOR HELENA ADVISORS DEWITT ADVISO
Page 83 and 84: College Personnel BOARD OF VISITORS
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HARRy CZAPLINSKI (1999) MATH INSTRU
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NAN NELSON (2003) BUSINESS & INFO S
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S DeWitt Campus W E Main Entrance N
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stuttgart Campus B Wing B114 B115 C
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A A.A. Degree Partnership Agreement
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