Communications, Arts and Humanities Division

The Liberal Arts Transfer Program includes the General Education core and additional required courses that give students the basis of a liberal education. The program teaches students how to understand deeply and communicate clearly in ways appropriate for a good citizen and scholar.  To that end, students will study communication, arts, literature, language, math, and social and natural sciences. The range of courses allows students to explore disciplines and interdisciplinary thinking necessary for upper-level courses upon transfer. 

Program Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of this program, the student should be able to:

• Demonstrate ways diverse disciplines reason, write, and reflect.
• Evaluate the impact of the arts and sciences on society.
• Communicate clearly and effectively through a variety of modalities.
• Show breadth of knowledge across the liberal arts.
• Identify the correlation between the liberal arts education and the potential for socially responsible choices.
• Recognize the value of cultural diversity and the arts.

Program Classes (19 credits) 

• SPA 101 Spanish I  (3 credits) 
• ANT 140 Cultural Anthropology  (3 credits) 
• SPA 102 Spanish II  (3 credits) 
• ART 111 Introduction to Drawing  OR ART 201 Art Appreciation  (3 credits)
• ENG 2xx (3 credits)
• COM 110 Introduction to Creative Writing  OR ENG 125 Introduction to Literature  (3 credits)
• HUM 291 Liberal Arts Capstone Experience  (1 credit)

General Education Requirements AA (36/38 credits) 

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Elective 

The program has six (6) credits of elective coursework.

Program Guide

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