Foundational Studies Division

The Integrative Studies AA degree prepares students for the workplace and to transfer to a four-year college or university. Students are prepared with general education courses in humanities, mathematics, science, and social science as a foundation to their education. Additionally, this program allows students to customize up to 30 credits of electives to serve their needs in the workplace and provide a recognizable degree to better support transfer to four-year colleges and universities. 

Program Learning Outcomes

• ​Provide examples of human diversity and global issues through the exploration of arts, culture, economics, history and/or scientific data.
• Apply quantitative skills and modern scientific principles.
• Apply skills necessary to communicate effectively in written and spoken forms.
• Apply principles of critical thinking to demonstrate learning across academic disciplines

General Education Requirements AA (37/39)

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Elective 

Please refer to the program curriculum guide below for program elective coursework. 

Program Guide

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