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2017-2018 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Associate in Arts Degree


Program Code: AA.40000

This degree is designed to allow you to complete required general education courses, introductory curses for your intended program of study at a college or university. This degree is primarily intended for student seeking to complete a bachelors, or higher, program of study. It is crucial to consult with a Counselor or Academic Advisor on proper course selections to align with your ultimate transfer or career goals. Fulfilling the required thirty credit (30) core courses may meet the requirements for the MTA (Michigan Transfer Agreement) articulation agreement. Please consult Registration  and Academic Policies and Information , a Counselor of Advisor, or visit our webpage at: www.delta.edu for more information.

Humanities


  • COM – Any COM course from approved list Credits: 3
  • – Additional Humanities Electives from approved list below Credits: 5

Minimum Credits: 8

Social Science


  • POL or HIS Foundational Civics course from approved list Credits: 3/4
  • – Additional Social Science Electives from approved list below Credits: 4/5

Minimum Credits: 8

Natural Science


  • – Natural Science with Lab from approved list Credits: 3/5
  • MTH – Mathematics from approved list (MTH 116W , MTH 118W , MTH 120 , or higher course) Credits: 3/4
  • – Additional Natural Science Electives from approved list below Credits: 1/2

Minimum Credits: 8

English Composition


  • ENG – Any Approved College Composition I Course Credits: 3
  • ENG – Any Approved College Composition II Course Credits: 3

Minimum Credits: 6

The Above Completes 30 Core Credits


  • LW – Lifelong Wellness Course(s) from approved list Credits: 2
  • – Additional Credits Credits: 30

Total Credits: 62


Notations


  1. OTHER REQUIREMENTS: Civic Engagement
    Complete one of the following Civic Engagement options in addition to the Foundational Civics courses listed above.
    1. Designated Service Learning course across the curriculum (SL) will appear after the course designation.
    2. A Social Sciences Civic Engagement project (1 credit). A faculty member must supervise this project, either as a project tied to a course or as individualized instruction.
    3. A course that includes the civic engagement project in its outcome and objectives. These courses include: POL 105W  , HIS 237W , IHU 120W /SSI 120W , and IHU 240W /SSI 240W .
      Note: POL 105W   and HIS 237W  will satisfy both the Foundational Civics and Civic Engagement graduation requirements.
  2. Approved COM Courses List: COM 112W , COM 114W , COM 202W , COM 212W , COM 214W , COM 215W , COM 222 , COM 224W , COM 235W , COM 236W , COM 244W , or COM 245W  
  3. Approved Foundational Civics Courses List: POL 103W , POL 105W  , POL 212W , POL 215W , POL 220W , POL 221W , POL 223W , POL 225W , POL 228W , POL 229W , POL 232W , HIS 221W , HIS 222W , or HIS 237W .
  4. Approved Lifelong Wellness Courses List: LW 221W , or LW 222 , or LW 223W  (2-3 credits) or: LW 206A , or LW 220W  (1 credit) and LWA course (1 credit) or: LWT 230 , or LWT 242  or LWT 251  (3-4 credits).
  5. Approved Mathematics Courses List: MTH 116W , MTH 118W , MTH 120 , or higher course.
  6. Complete 8 credits from two different disciplines in Humanities from the approved course list below: 
  7. Complete 8 credits from two different disciplines in Social Sciences from the approved course list below:
    • Economics (ECN): All
    • History (HIS): All; HIS 111W  & HIS 112W  may be counted as either a Humanities or a Social Sciences but not both.
    • Geography (GEO): All except GEO 103W , GEO 111W , GEO 261  & GEO 267  
    • Interdisciplinary Humanities (IHU): IHU 110W  only
    • Political Science (POL): All
    • Psychology (PSY): All
    • Sociology (SOC): All except SOC 157, SOC 158  & SOC 300
    • Social Sciences Interdisciplinary (SSI): All, may be counted as either a Humanities or a Social Science, but not both.
    • Technical Trades Interdisciplinary (TTI): TTI 100W  only
  8. Complete 8 credits from two different disciplines with one course that counts as a lab in Natural Science from approved course list below:

Natural Sciences Courses that count as a lab science (choose at least one [1]):

Natural Science Courses that do not count as a lab science:

* Note: HIS 111W  & HIS 112W , may be included in either Humanities or Social Sciences groups, but may not be counted in both. BIO 230W  & SOC 230W  may be included in Social Science or Natural Sciences, but may not be counted in both. Credit may be earned in PSY 300W  or SOC 300W  but not both.