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| Student Goals: Personal Interest, General
Studies
The primary goal of this program is to prepare students by providing them with
an understanding of other nations and of the global problems which must be
solved. It is built around a cross-disciplinary approach to general studies
requirements. The student, in close consultation with the faculty advisor, can
select from a wide range of university transfer courses which will attempt to
focus his or her attention and understanding on a broader world view,
addressing many of the problems of modern man their history, how have they
developed, and what possible solutions or directions may be adopted. At the
same time, the program stresses the obvious linguistic, social, and cultural
differences which are at the heart of each society. The curriculum is strongly
oriented toward foreign languages, general studies (social sciences and
humanities), and a wide range of business courses which include international aspects. The following is a list of courses which already have an international content. |
| Program Recommendations: | Credits |
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ASB  102 | Introduction to Cultural and Social
Anthropology | 3 |
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GCU 121
| World Geography: Eastern Hemisphere | 3 |
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HIS 100 | History of Western Civilization to Middle
Ages | 3 |
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HIS
101 | History of Western Civilization Middle Ages to 1789
| 3 |
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HIS
102 | History of Western Civilization 1789 to Present | 3 |
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  POS 120 | World Politics | 3 |
| A two-year sequence in French
or Spanish (101, 102,201,202) OR | |
| Equivalent courses in languages such as German, Italian,Japanese, or Russian | 16 |
| General Studies Requirements: | Credits |
| See approved list for AA degree. |
| The following courses are recommended within the General
Studies requirements in this program: |
| Natural
Science: | | |
| GPH
111 | Introduction to Physical Geography | 4 |
| Any Biology course approved for general
studies | 4 |
| Any Chemistry course approved for general
studies | 4 |
| Any Physics course approved for general
studies | 4 |