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Liberal Arts and Science, A.S. Degree
In addition to following the requirements for an A.S. degree (Associate Degree in
Science) you may want to include the following suggested courses as electives
in your program of study. Some suggested ways of preparing for a particular
course of study are shown below:
BIOLOGY: (For students who want to transfer into bachelor degree programs
in ecology, human biology, biotechnology, secondary education, as well as
pre-medical, pre-dental, and pre-veterinary studies).
BIO* 211, BIO* 212, ENG* 114, MAT* 250, MAT* 256, and MAT* 165
It is also recommended that students take BIO* 121, BIO* 122, AND CHE*
121, CHE* 122.
CHEMISTRY: (For students who want to transfer into a bachelor’s degree program
leading to job opportunities in such fields as industrial chemistry, chemical
and pharmaceutical sales and service, education, dentistry and medicine.)
MAT* 165, MAT* 285, MAT* 268, CHE* 211, CHE* 212, CHE* 121, CHE* 122,
PHY* 221, PHY* 222
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE: (For students who want to transfer into bachelor
degree programs in agricultural resource management, environmental studies,
earth sciences or ecology and evolutionary biology)
EVS* 100, GLG* 121, BIO* 121 and BIO* 122, GEO* 246, MAT* 165, PHY*
221, PHY* 222, CHE* 121, CHE* 122, MAT* 250
Note that GEO* 246 and MAT* 165 are only suggested; the other courses are
more strongly recommended.
MATHEMATICS: (For students who want to transfer into bachelor degree
programs in mathematics, computer science, information services or related
fields. Mathematics graduates may find positions in statistics, actuarial science,
operations research, computer programming, systems analysis and
teaching.)
MAT* 272, MAT* 268, MAT* 285, MAT* 287, CSC* 213, PHY* 121, PHY* 122
MUSIC: See requirements for Music Option in Liberal Arts and Science, A.S.
Degree
PHYSICS: (For students who want to transfer into bachelor degree majors in
physics, engineering physics, physical science or earth science. Physics graduates
are prepared to pursue a wide variety of employment opportunities ranging
from basic research and development to technical sales and services.)
PHY* 221, PHY* 222, PHY* 223, MAT* 268, MAT* 285
PRE-MED/PRE-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAM (Medical, Dental, Veterinary,
and Optometry): Students are advised to check with the transfer institution
and confer with their advisor.
In addition, the graduate will complete the comprehensive learning outcomes
identified with the General Education Component.
See page 106 for common course numbering information.
Division of Liberal Arts: 860-512-2663 or
www.mcc.commnet.edu
Liberal Arts and Science, A.A. Degree
African/American Studies
In combination with the A.A. Degree requirements, students who are interested
in an academic emphasis in African American Studies may want to select the
following elective courses:
HUM 201, ENG* 222, ANT* 105, MUS* 107, SOSC 201, HIS* 214, HIS* 218,
SOC* 220
Women’s Studies
In combination with the A.A. degree requirements, students who are interested
in a an academic emphasis in Women’s Studies may want to select the following
elective courses:
ANT* 105, SOC* 212, SOC 262, BIO* 103, COM* 209, ENG* 263, HIS* 215
In addition, the graduate will complete the comprehensive learning outcomes
identified with the General Education Component.
WARNING: All course numbers in the Connecticut Community College System
are in the process of change. For up-to-date information on any course number,
contact the MCC Registrar’s Office.
Division of Social Science & Hospitality: 860-512-2753 or
www.mcc.commnet.edu
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