A.S. Behavioral ScienceThe Associate of Science degree in Behavioral Science provides an interdisciplinary approach to understanding human behavior within a global world view. Foundation courses at the associate level introduce behavioral science students to the biological, psychological, social, and cultural variables of human behavior. This degree prepares students for a smooth transition to the B.S. Behaviorial Science degree.
| General Education Courses |
28 credits |
| Core |
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| *CRIT 500 |
Critical Thinking |
4 cr |
| *ENG 500 |
The Writing Process |
4 cr |
| *MATH |
MATH 502, 504, 505, or 506 |
4 cr |
| CMPL 511 |
Software Tools |
4 cr |
Arts and Culture OR Literature and Ideas |
4 cr |
| History and Politics OR Social Science |
4 cr |
| Science |
4 cr |
| Concentration: Behavioral Science |
28 cr (minimum) |
| Electives |
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Variable |
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64 cr (minimum) |
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| *These three courses must be successfully completed with the first 24 credit hours you take at the college. Placement will be required for CRIT 500, ENG 500 and Math courses. |
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| Required Courses for in the Concentration |
| BEHS 501 |
Introduction to Research in Behavioral Science |
| PSY 501 |
Introduction to Psychology |
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| PSY 509 |
Human Development |
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| SOC 501 |
Introduction to Sociology |
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| SCI 505 |
Human Biology |
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| Two Behavioral Science-related electives |
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Transfer courses may be used to meet these requirements.
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