Humanities or Social Sciences undergraduate at Saint Peter College
Tuesday, March 3rd, 2009Associate of Arts, Humanities or Social Sciences
The School of Professional and Continuing Studies (SPCS) offers the Associate of Arts degree for busy adults. It recognizes the full range of their abilities and uses a flexible format to allow them to complete the degree program. The student graduates with a foundation in the liberal arts and an understanding of other areas that shape our society and communities. A student must complete a minimum of 66 credits with distribution in the areas indicated.
Liberal Arts (Both Tracks) Credits
English 9
Fine Arts 3
History 6
Social Sciences 6
Mathematics 6
Natural Sciences 6
Philosophy 3
Theology 6 45
Choose either Humanities or Social Sciences
Humanities Track (18 credits)
Upper-division Humanities Electives 18
Free Elective 3
Social Sciences Track
Upper-division Social Science Electives 18
Free Elective 3 21
Total 66
Worksheet for Self Evaluation of Courses Taken and Courses Needed
To the student: This worksheet can help to examine this program. The program may be a combination of courses taken at Saint Peter’s College and courses transferred from other colleges. After any credits are accepted for an admitted student, the student is responsible for understanding the program and following it. Specific guidance:
Register early for courses. Do not wait until the last minute.
Make sure you are registered. Do not sit in a class if you are not on the instructor’s roster.
If you drop a course, make sure you are actually dropped from it.
Attend class the first night.
Foundation (45 credits)
Cm117 or Cm120 __________ Ns110 Sci Lit __________
El123 Poetry __________ El134 Fiction __________
Hs121 West Trad __________ Hs122 World Hist __________
Social Sci __________ Social Sci __________
Ma102 Math I __________ Ma103 Math II __________
Philosophy __________ Theology __________
Theology __________ Fine Arts __________
Values Course __________
Upper Division Electives (18 credits)
#1 ____________ #4 ____________
#2 ____________ #5 ____________
#3 ____________ #6 ____________
Free Elective (3 credits)
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Total Credits Required for Graduation 66