General Education Knowledge Area - Social Sciences

In these courses students will critically assess their own core values and assumptions in relation to those held by other individuals, cultures, and societies and apply fundamental research methods to understand and solve problems related to human behavior and societies. Students will demonstrate the ability to discover larger patterns or relationships discriminating among multiple views, and make connections to other times and peoples, their works, beliefs, and cultures.

Social Science courses

ANT* 101:&nbsp;Introduction to Anthropology 3 Credits
ANT* 105:&nbsp;Introduction to Cultural Anthropology. 3 Credits
ECN* 101:&nbsp;Principles of Macroeconomics 3 Credits
ECN* 102:&nbsp;Principles of Microeconomics 3 Credits
GEO* 101:&nbsp;Introduction to Geography 3 Credits
GEO* 111:&nbsp;World Regional Geography 3 Credits
HIS* 101:&nbsp;Western Civilization I 3 Credits
HIS* 102:&nbsp;Western Civilization II 3 Credits
HIS* 121:&nbsp;World Civilization I 3 Credits
HIS* 122:&nbsp;World Civilization II 3 Credits
HIS* 201:&nbsp;United States History I 3 Credits
HIS* 202:&nbsp;United States History II 3 Credits
POL* 101:&nbsp;Introduction to Political Science 3 Credits
POL* 111:&nbsp;American Government 3 Credits
POL* 112:&nbsp;State and Local Government 3 Credits
PSY* 111:&nbsp;General Psychology I 3 Credits
PSY* 112:&nbsp;General Psychology II 3 Credits
SOC* 101:&nbsp;Principles of Sociology 3 Credits