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42.b Associate of General Studies 60 Semester Hours transfer programs The Associate of General Studies degree is intended to serve as a flexible program option for students whose needs cannot be met by other programs. UACCM is authorized to award an Associate of General Studies. The AGS degree provides a foundation to prepare students for a bachelor’s degree program, direct employment, or educational enrichment. Your advisor can help you select classes toward a health-related focus area. Only the listing of Associate of General Studies will appear on the transcript and diploma. * Identifies Arkansas Course Transfer System (ACTS) courses and equivalency numbers are listed under the Course Descriptions on pages 94-133. English/Communications:. ......................... 6 credit hours Six hours of English/Communications must be selected from the following list: ____ ENG 1003 Basic Technical Communications .............. 3 credit hours ____ ENG 1013* Composition I .............................. 3 credit hours ____ ENG 1023* Composition II. ............................. 3 credit hours ____ ENG 2023* Technical Communications ................... 3 credit hours Mathematics:. ..................................... 3 credit hours Three hours of mathematics must be selected from the following list: ____ NSG 1213 Math for Nurses. ............................ 3 credit hours ____ MATH 1233 Math for Technical Programs (must have completed all required modules) . 3 credit hours ____ MATH 1253 Applied Technical Math ...................... 3 credit hours ____ MATH 1103* Algebra for General Education ................ 3 credit hours ____ MATH 1113 Quantitative Literacy ........................ 3 credit hours ____ MATH 1203* College Algebra ............................. 3 credit hours OR MATH (Any Higher-Level Math) .................... 3 credit hours Note The curriculum requires demonstrated mastery of skills and knowledge against specified performance standards in at least one specific area or discipline. Social Sciences:. .................................. 3 credit hours Three hours of social science electives must be selected from the list on page 32. ____ ELECTIVE Social Science ............................... 3 credit hours Business:. ......................................... 3 credit hours ____ BUS 1213* Computer Applications ...................... 3 credit hours General Studies After UACCM Not all classes used in this degree will transfer to a 4-year college. Students should check with the destination institution to determine the classes that will transfer. Electives: ........................................ 45 credit hours Must include forty-five hours of electives approved by the advisor or based on the following health-related focus area. ____ ELECTIVE (approved by the program advisor) ............ 3 credit hours ____ ELECTIVE (approved by the program advisor) ............ 3 credit hours ____ ELECTIVE (approved by the program advisor) ............ 3 credit hours ____ ELECTIVE (approved by the program advisor) ............ 3 credit hours ____ ELECTIVE (approved by the program advisor) ............ 3 credit hours ____ ELECTIVE (approved by the program advisor) ............ 3 credit hours ____ ELECTIVE (approved by the program advisor) ............ 3 credit hours ____ ELECTIVE (approved by the program advisor) ............ 3 credit hours ____ ELECTIVE (approved by the program advisor) ............ 3 credit hours ____ ELECTIVE (approved by the program advisor) ............ 3 credit hours ____ ELECTIVE (approved by the program advisor) ............ 3 credit hours ____ ELECTIVE (approved by the program advisor) ............ 3 credit hours ____ ELECTIVE (approved by the program advisor) ............ 3 credit hours ____ ELECTIVE (approved by the program advisor) ............ 3 credit hours ____ ELECTIVE (approved by the program advisor) ............ 3 credit hours
NOTE: The courses below are only RECOMMENDED courses if your continued study is in the focus area listed. 43.b Recommended Courses FOR Health-Related Focus ENGLISH: ENG 1013* Composition I ENG 1023* Composition II Mathematics: NSG 1213 Math for Nurses BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES: BIOL 2004* Human Anatomy and Physiology I BIOL 2014* Human Anatomy and Physiology II BIOL 2104* Microbiology SOCIAL SCIENCES: PSY 2003* General Psychology PSY 2023* Psychology of Human Development NUTRITION: NUTR 1503 Nutrition TECHNICAL ELECTIVES: NUR 1004 Nursing Assistant NUR 1102 Geriatrics NUR 1104 Basic Nursing I NUR 1106L Clinical Practicum I NUR 1222 Maternal/Child Nursing NUR 1204 Medical Surgical Nursing I NUR 1213 Basic Nursing II NUR 1216L Clinical Practicum II NUR 2002 Pharmacology NUR 2001 Mental Health NUR 2203 Basic Nursing III NUR 2204 Medical Surgical Nursing II NUR 2206L Clinical Practicum III General Studies transfer programs A.G.S. Continued
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