Program Guide
Associate in Arts
Associate in Arts

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The Associate in Arts degree is designed primarily for students who plan to transfer to a university and pursue a major in the humanities, fine arts and/or social sciences, or who plan to earn a degree in a professional field such as law, journalism or teaching. This degree meets the MACRAO Articulation Agreement requirements, satisfying the basic first two years of a Bachelor's Degree. Check with the university you plan to transfer to for more details.

 
 

Specific Requirement Courses

 


Group I - Humanities - 8 credits - Courses must be taken in more than one academic discipline

 
note    course Description Credit
Hours		 Contact
Hours		 TOP
      Any ARBC course  4  4 
    ART.-110  Art Appreciation  3  3   
    ART.-111  Art History Survey Prehistoric to 14 C  4  4   
    ART.-112  Art History Survey Renaissance to Modern  4  4   
    ART.-116  Art History Survey Non Western Art  4  4   
    ART.-214  Art History - 19 C. Art  4  4   
    ART.-215  Art History - 20th C. Art  4  4   
    ASL.-101  American Sign Language I  3  3   
    ASL.-102  American Sign Language II  4  4   
    ASL.-111  Deaf Community and Culture  3  3   
    BCST-161  Radio Broadcasting  3  3   
    BCST-162  Radio Broadcasting II  3  3   
    BCST-171  Television Broadcasting  3  3   
    BCST-172  Television Broadcasting II  3  3   
    CHI.-111  Chinese  4  4   
    CHI.-112  Chinese 112  4  4   
    COMM-131  Fundamentals of Communication  3  3   
    COMM-132  Advanced Communications  3  3   
    COMM-231  Discussion Principles  3  3   
    COMM-233  Oral Interpretation  3  3   
      ENGL 205 through ENGL 271  3  3 
    FILM-181  Introduction to Film  3  3   
    FILM-249  Film Genre: Film Appreciation  3  3   
    FILM-250  Film Genre - Horror  3  3   
    FILM-251  The Cross Cultural Film  3  3   
      Any FREN course  4  4 
      Any GERM course  4  4 
      Any JAPA course  4  4 
    MUS.-180  Music Appreciation  3  3   
    MUS.-181  Twentieth Century Music  3  3   
    MUS.-182  Jazz Appreciation  3  3   
    MUS.-183  World Music Appreciation  3  3   
    MUS.-184  Music Literature (Instrumental Forms)  3  3   
    MUS.-186  Introduction to Film Music  3  3   
    MUS.-271  Music History I  3  3   
    MUS.-272  Music History II  3  3   
    MUS.-273  Jazz History & Literature  3  3   
      Any PHIL course  3  3 
    PHOT-188  History of Photography  3  3   
      Any RUSN course  4  4 
    SLIE-103  American Sign Language III  4  4   
    SLIE-204  American Sign Language IV  4  4   
    SLIE-205  American Sign Language V  4  4   
    SPAN-181  Elementary Spanish  4  4   
    SPAN-182  Elementary Spanish II  4  4   
    SPAN-281  Intermediate Spanish  4  4   
    SPAN-282  Intermediate Spanish II  4  4   
    SPAN-295  Spanish for Business Communication  3  3   
    SPAN-298  Intro to Span/Amer Literature  4  4   
    THTR-110  Introduction to Theatre  3  3   


Group II - Natural Sciences & Mathematics - 8 credits - Courses must be taken in more than one academic discipline and one course must have a lab

 
note    course Description Credit
Hours		 Contact
Hours		 TOP
      Any ASTR course  4  5 
      Any BIOL course  2-5  2-7 
      Any CHEM course  3-5  3-7 
      Any COMS course  3-4  3-4 
      Any ENGR course  3-4  3-4 
      Any GEOL course  4  5 
      Any MATH course (except 021)  3-5  3-5 
      Any PHSC course  4  5-6 
      Any PHYS course  4-5  6-7 
    SCI.-101  Scientific Inquiry  4  6   


Group III - Social Sciences - 8 credits - Courses must be taken in more than one academic discipline

 
note    course Description Credit
Hours		 Contact
Hours		 TOP
      Any ANTH course  3  3 
      Any ECON course  4  4 
      Any GEOG course  3-4  3-4 
      Any HIST course  3-4  3-4 
      Any PSCN course  3-4  3-4 
      Any PSYC course  3  3 
      Any SOCY course  3  3 
Group Total  24 24  
 

General Education Requirements

 


English Composition (6 credits)

 
note    course Description Credit
Hours		 Contact
Hours		 TOP
      Complete any 100 level or higher Composition course  6  6 


Humanities or Fine Arts (8 credits)

 
note    course Description Credit
Hours		 Contact
Hours		 TOP
      Complete any 100 level or higher Humanities or Fine Arts course  8  8 


Social Science (8 credits)

 
note    course Description Credit
Hours		 Contact
Hours		 TOP
      Complete any 100 level or higher Social Science course  8  8 


Science & Mathematics (8 credits)

 
note    course Description Credit
Hours		 Contact
Hours		 TOP
      Test out by placing into MATH 120 or higher on the MCC Placement test OR Complete any 100 level or higher Mathematics course  3-4  3-4 
      Complete any 100 level or higher Natural Science w/Lab course  4  4 


Information Technology (2 credits)

 
note    course Description Credit
Hours		 Contact
Hours		 TOP
      Complete any 100 level or higher Information Technology course  2  2 
Group Total  32 32  
     
    Credit
Hours		 Contact
Hours		  
      PROGRAM TOTAL: 62 62  
 

NOTES:

1.  Courses listed under Group I, II & III may be used toward fulfilling General Education Requirements.  Students may only earn credit once for the course.

2.  No more than 50% of credits required in specialized course work, unique to a program, can be transferred from another institution to be applied toward graduation from Mott Community College

3.  Cumulative grade point average of at least 2.0

 

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