All course descriptions and learning outcomes are discipline-specific and must be followed.
Each course description includes one or more of these designations: A, E, G. The letters indicate whether the course can be offered on or by the Ammerman (A), Eastern (E) and Michael J. Grant (G) campuses, respectively.
Many courses are offered both day and evening every semester. However, certain courses are offered only in the day (or only in the eve颅ning), and some courses are not offered each semester. As course offerings are subject to change, please consult the class schedule available online, for a complete listing of all courses to be offered in a particular fall, wintersession, spring or summer term for each campus.
Certain courses have prerequisites, and the College expects students to have successfully completed all prerequisites before registering for such courses. It is the student鈥檚 responsibil颅ity to make sure that all course prerequisites are completed before registering for a course. Ques颅tions concerning course prerequisites should be directed to an appropriate academic chairper颅son, counselor, or academic dean. The College re颅serves the right to prohibit a student from attending a class when it feels the course prerequisite(s) have not been met.
Depending upon their curriculum, students may have considerable freedom to choose courses according to their interests. However, enrollment in certain courses is restricted to students matriculated in particular programs (e.g., only nursing students may enroll in NUR courses). In some other courses, enrollment priority is given to students matriculated in particular programs, but if room is available, other students may be admitted (e.g., students in the health careers programs have priority in the HSC101 course, but others may take it as an elective if space is available).
Course descriptions are grouped according to subject or discipline, which are arranged alphabetically.
Some curriculum outlines, in addition to designating specif鈥峣c courses which must be completed, stipulate a 鈥淗umanities Elective,鈥� 鈥淪ocial Sciences Elective,鈥� 鈥淪cience or Math颅ematics Elective,鈥� 鈥淏usiness Elective,鈥� etc. In the list which follows, subjects or disciplines are grouped into these broad areas. A 鈥淟iberal Arts and Sciences Elec颅tive鈥� includes most courses in any subject area under the humanities, social sciences, science or mathematics areas, and some computer science courses.
