Students who place into Option B will enroll in one of the following five 3 credit general studies courses, in addition to a section of INTD 101 Orientation to College for a total of 4 credits:

OPTION B - SUMMER SESSION II COURSES

 

Due to the intensive nature of a five-week summer session program, students are limited to enroll in only one 3 credit course.  

 

 

BIO 103 Human Sexual Biology
MDT 101 Survey of Music
PHIL 103 Contemporary Moral Issues
POLI 102 U.S. Politics
WGST 103 Introduction to WGST

INTD 101 Orientation to College

 

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COURSE DESCRIPTIONS:

 

BIOL 103

Human Sexual Biology

This course offers a basic study of sexual expression, reproductive anatomy and physiology, conception, prenatal development and birth. 
 

MDT 101

Survey of Music

This is an introductory course in music designed to develop the student's musical perception. The course provides a survey of the evolution of music focusing on Western Civilization and considers the relationship of the evolution to the total culture.

PHIL 103

Ethics: Contemporary Moral Issues

This course is an exploration of the ways to distinguish right from wrong, and good from bad. It addresses conceptions of justice, views of human nature, and standards of moral judgment. Classical and contemporary ethical theories are considered and applied to contemporary problems in politics, environmental policy, medicine, business, and personal relations.

POLI 102

U.S. Politics

How is American government and politics unique? How does the world's foremost democracy really work? Is "the System" basically fair? This introductory course imparts a basic understanding of the major functions and structures of politics and government in the U.S. with emphasis on the actual workings of government.

WGST 103

Introduction to Women’s and Gender Studies

This course is an introduction to Gender Studies. It examines traditional gender roles and considers how these have changed over time.

INTD 101

Orientation to College

Incoming students are referred to this course on the basis of placement test performance. All incoming students with two or more skill deficiencies are required to take this course. The purpose of the course is to provide students with a highly supportive environment in which to explore their personal and career goals and to obtain specific information about various aspects of the University including but not limited to academic advisement, registration, academic and student support services, academic programs, and financial aid.

 

 

 

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