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In 1990 the Arkansas State Board of Higher Education adoptedguidelines for the development of state minimum core curriculum response to statelegislation. This legislation provides that courses within the core shall apply to thegeneral education core curriculum requirements for baccalaureate degrees at state-supported institutions and shall be fully transferable between state institutions. TheBoard has approved state minimum core curricula for 2- and 4-year colleges anduniversities. This document provides the minimum core curricula, with approvedrevisions, for Arkansas public institutions of higher education. (SLD)

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Agenda Item No. 23Meeting of the Coordinating BoardFebruary 7, 2003

APPROVAL OF REVISIONS TO THE STATE MINIMUM CORE CURRICULA

In April 1990, the State Board of Higher Education adopted guidelines for thedevelopment of state minimum core curricula in response to A.C.A. §6-61-218. Thislegislation provides that courses within the core shall apply toward the generaleducation core curriculum requirements for baccalaureate degrees at state-supportedinstitutions and shall be fully transferable between state institutions.

The Board has approved state minimum core curricula for two- and four-year collegesand universities. Proposed curricula revisions must be submitted for CoordinatingBoard approval. Copies of revised curricula appear on the following pages. (Revisionsare indicated in bold and italics.)

The following resolution is presented for Board consideration.

RESOLVED, That the Arkansas Higher Education Coordinating Boardapproves the revised curricula for Arkansas State University, ArkansasTech University, Henderson State University, University of Arkansas atLittle Rock, University of Arkansas at Monticello, University of Arkansas atPine Bluff, Cossatot Community College of the University of Arkansas,Mississippi County Community College, North Arkansas College, RichMountain Community College, University of Arkansas Community Collegeat Hope, University of Arkansas Community College at Morrilton.

FURTHER RESOLVED, That the Coordinating Board instructs theDirector of the Arkansas Department of Higher Education to distribute thestate minimum core curricula to all state colleges and universities.

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TRANSFER OFFICERS2003-2004

ARKANSAS STATE FOUR-YEARCOLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES

Information about an institution's transfer policies may be obtained by contacting the appropriatetransfer officer listed below.

ARKANSAS STATE UNIVERSITYMs. Tracy Finch, Interim RegistrarP.O. Box 1570State University, AR 72467-1570Phone: 870-972-2031

Fax: 870-972-3843

ARKANSAS TECH UNIVERSITYDr. Glenn Sheets, RegistrarStudent Services BuildingRoom 153Russellville, AR 72801Phone: 501-968-0272

Fax: 501-964-0839

HENDERSON STATE UNIVERSITYMr. Tom Gattin, Registrar1100 Henderson StreetArkadelphia, AR 71999-0001Phone: 870-230-5135

Fax: 870-230-5144

SOUTHERN ARKANSAS UNIVERSITYDr. Ed Nipper, RegistrarP.O. Box 9404Magnolia, AR 71754-9404Phone: 870-235-4033

Fax: 870-235-4931

UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS,FAYETTEVILLEMs. Jan KennedyAssistant Director of Admissions200 Silas Hunt HallFayetteville, AR 72701Phone: 501-575-8499

Fax: 501-575-7515

UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSASFORT SMITH

Ms. Ann ChildsTransfer Articulation Officer5210 Grand AvenueP.O. Box 3649Fort Smith, AR 72913Phone: 501-788-7407

Fax: 501-788-7402

UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS ATLITTLE ROCKMs. Teresa Dannaway, Transfer CreditArticulation Coordinator for

Records & Registration2801 South University AvenueLittle Rock, AR 72204Phone: 501-569-8304

Fax: 501-569-8168

UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS ATMONTICELLODr. Debbie Bryant, RegistrarP.O. Box 3598Monticello, AR 71656Phone: 870-460-1035

Fax: 870-460-1935

UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS FORMEDICAL SCIENCESDr. Larry MilneVice Chancellor for Academic Affairs& Research Administration4301 West Markham, Slot 541Little Rock, AR 72205Phone: 501-686-5689

Fax: 501-686-8137

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UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS ATPINE BLUFFMrs. Erica W. FultonRegistrar1200 N. University DrivePine Bluff, AR 71601Phone: 870-575-8491

Fax: 870-543-8014

UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL ARKANSASMr. Anthony D. SitzUniversity RegistrarConway, AR 72035-0001Phone: 501-450-5200

Fax: 501-450-5734


ARKANSAS STATE TWO-YEARCOLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES

Information about an institution's transfer policies may be obtained by contacting the appropriatetransfer officer listed below.

ARKANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY -BEEBEMr. James WashburnRegistrar & Director of AdmissionsP.O. Box 1000Beebe, AR 72012Phone: 501-882-8280

Fax: 501-882-8370

ARKANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY- MOUNTAIN HOME

Dr. Pat BaileyVice Chancellor1600 S. CollegeMountain Home, AR 72653Phone: 870-425-3949

Fax: 870-425-6868

ARKANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY -NEWPORTMs. Tara ByrdAssistant Registrar7648 Victory Blvd.Newport, AR 72112Phone: 870-512-7800

1-800-976-1676Fax: 870-512-7825

BLACK RIVER TECHNICAL COLLEGEMs. Margaret Snapp, RegistrarP.O. Box 468Pocahontas, AR 72455Phone: 870-248-4015

Fax: 870-248-4100

COSSATOT COMMUNITY COLLEGEOF THE UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSASMrs. Kristin BowdenDean of Student ServicesP.O. Box 960De Queen, AR 71832Phone: 870-584-4471 Fax: 870-642-3320

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EAST ARKANSAS COMMUNITY COLLEGEMs. Catherine ColemanVice President for Student Affairs1700 Newcastle RoadForrest City, AR 72335-9598Phone: 870-633-4480, Ext. 218

Fax: 870-633-7222

GARLAND COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGEDr. Brad Moody, Registrar101 College DriveHot Springs, AR 71913Phone: 501-760-4213

Fax: 501-760-4100

MID-SOUTH COMMUNITY COLLEGEMrs. Melissa Chun, Registrar2000 West BroadwayWest Memphis, AR 72301-3829Phone: 870-733-6738

Fax: 870-733-6719

MISSISSIPPI COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGEMrs. June Walters, Vice President forStudent ServicesP.O. Box 1109Blytheville, AR 72316-1109Phone: 870-762-1020, Ext. 1105

Fax: 870-763-1654

NORTH ARKANSAS COLLEGEDr. Jerry CashVice President of Student Services1515 Pioneer DriveHarrison, AR 72601Phone: 870-391-3239

Fax: 870-391-3339

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NORTHWEST ARKANSASCOMMUNITYCOLLEGEDr. Linda DaytonDirector of Enrollment ManagementOne College DriveBentonville, AR 72712Phone: 501-619-4235

Fax: 501-619-4116

OUACHITA TECHNICAL COLLEGEMs. Linda Johnson, Dean of EnrollmentManagement/RegistrarOuachita Technical CollegeP.O. Box 816Malvern, AR 72104Phone: 501-332-3658

Fax: 501-337-9382

OZARKA COLLEGEMs. Eugenia R. Brown, Director ofCounseling/RegistrarP.O. Box 10Melbourne, AR 72556Phone: 870-368-7371

Fax: 870-368-4733

PHILLIPS COMMUNITY COLLEGE OFTHE UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSASDr. Steven MurrayVice Chancellor for InstructionP.O. Box 785Helena, AR 72342-0785Phone: 870-338-6474

Fax: 870-338-7542

PULASKI TECHNICAL COLLEGEMs. Janice Hurd, Director ofAdmissions and Records3000 West Scenic DriveNorth Little Rock, AR 72118Phone: 501-812-2232

Fax: 501-812-2316

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RICH MOUNTAIN COMMUNITYCOLLEGEDr. Steve RookDean of Students1100 College DriveMena, AR 71953Phone: 501-394-5012

Fax: 501-394-2828

SOUTH ARKANSAS COMMUNITYCOLLEGEDr. Tom HeilmanVice President for InstructionP.O. Box 7010El Dorado, AR 71731-7010Phone: 870-862-8131

Fax: 870-864-7104

SOUTHEAST ARKANSAS COLLEGEMr. Harry R. PostVice President for Student Affairs1900 Hazel StreetPine Bluff, AR 71603Phone: 870-543-5903

Fax: 870-543-5956

SOUTHERN ARKANSAS UNIVERSITY -TECHMr. Gary OdenVice Chancellor & Chief Academic OfficerCamden, AR 71701Phone: 870-574-4502

Fax: 870-574-4520

UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS COMMUNITYCOLLEGE AT BATESVILLEMr. Darren Jones, RegistrarP.O. Box 3350Batesville, AR 72503Phone: 870-612-2034

Fax: 870-793-4988

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UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS COMMUNITY COLLEGE AT HOPEMs. Danita Ormand, Director forEnrollment ServicesP.O. Box 140Hope, AR 71802-0140Phone: 870-777-5722

Fax: 870-722-6630

UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSASCOMMUNITY COLLEGEAT MORRILTONMr. Thomas FlowersVice Chancellor for Academic ServicesOne Bruce StreetMorrilton, AR 72110Phone: 501-977-2020

Fax: 501-354-9948


ARKANSAS INDEPENDENTCOLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES

Information about an institution's transfer policies may be obtained by contacting theappropriate transfer officer listed below.

ARKANSAS BAPTIST COLLEGEMs. Mary JarrettDean of Academic Affairs1600 BishopLittle Rock, AR 72202Phone: 501-374-7856

Fax: 501-372-0321

CENTRAL BAPTIST COLLEGEMrs. Phylis Hoffmann, RegistrarConway, AR 72032Phone: 501-329-6872

Fax: 501-329-2941

CROWLEY'S RIDGE COLLEGEMr. Paul McFadden, Registrar100 College DriveParagould, AR 72450Phone: 870-236-6901

Fax: 870-236-7748

HARDING UNIVERSITYMr. Ron Finley, RegistrarSearcy, AR 72149Phone: 501-279-4404

Fax: 501-279-4388

HENDRIX COLLEGEMr. Stephen Kerr, RegistrarConway, AR 72032Phone: 501-450-1226

Fax: 501-450-1420

JOHN BROWN UNIVERSITYDr. Paul Hines, RegistrarSiloam Springs, AR 72761Phone: 501-524-7493

Fax: 501-524-9548

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LYON COLLEGEMrs. Janelle Sharp-Elliott, RegistrarP.O. Box 2317Batesville, AR 72503Phone: 870-698-4203

Fax: 870-698-4622

OUACHITA BAPTIST UNIVERSITYMrs. Judy L. Jones, Registrar& Director of AdmissionsOBU Box 3757, 410 OuachitaArkadelphia, AR 71998Phone: 870-245-5578

Fax: 870-245-5194

PHILANDER SMITH COLLEGEMs. Delores Voliber, Registrar812 West 13th StreetLittle Rock, AR 72202Phone: 501-375-9845

Fax: 501-370-5278

SHORTER COLLEGEMs. Alicia Gill, Registrar604 LocustNorth Little Rock, AR 72114Phone: 501-374-6305

Fax: 501-374-9333

UNIVERSITY OF THE OZARKSMrs. Wilma Harris, RegistrarClarksville, AR 72830Phone: 501-979-1212

Fax: 501-979-1355

WILLIAMS BAPTIST COLLEGEMs. Tonya Bolton, RegistrarP.O. Box 3663, WBCWalnut Ridge, AR 72476Phone: 870-886-6741, Ext.104

Fax: 870-886-3924

Agenda Item No. 9 April 20, 1990

State Minimum Core Required for Baccalaureate DegreesGeneral Provisions

1. Within the framework of the State Minimum Core specified on the previouspage, each state institution shall propose 35 semester --credit hours from itsinstitutional general education core to be recognized for purposes of this legislation.The total general education degree requirements at each institution may exceed theState Minimum Core requirements.

2. Each state institution shall present its proposed State Minimum Core forconsideration by the State Board of Higher Education for recognition under thislegislation. Institutions may present proposed changes in their State Minimum Coreto the State Board as necessary.

3. Each state institution shall accept for transfer and apply toward requirementsfor any baccalaureate degree such parts of any other state institution's StateMinimum Core as shall be presented by transfer students. If a student transfers toan institution which has total general education degree requirements that exceedthe State Minimum Core, after recognizing all courses presented from the sendinginstitution's State Minimum Core, the receiving institution may determine whichadditional general education courses are required to make up the differencebetween the State Minimum core courses presented and the institution's totalgeneral education degree requirements.

4. Students should be aware that score requirements for credit by examinationon such tests as CLEP or Advanced Placement vary among institutions andthat institutions to which they transfer may have different requirements thanthe requirements of the institution previously attended. Institutions are requestedto show on their transcripts the test scores utilized for awarding credit byexamination.

5. Frequently, courses with a grade of D do not transfer, and students should beaware that institutional policies regarding the transfer of courses within D gradesmay vary.

6. In math and science, higher courses than those required will be accepted for thepurposes of the State Minimum Core.

7. A receiving institution may be more lenient in accepting credit at its own election;however, the policies regarding the State Minimum Core do not obligate thereceiving institution beyond the stated courses and provisions.

8. A student who has enrolled under more than one State Minimum Core may selectthat core which is to be transferred to the receiving institution.

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Other Transfer Agreements

Students should be aware that there are other transfer agreements which involvespecific institutions and groups of institutions and which provide for transfer of greaternumbers of semester credit hours that are included in the State Minimum Core. Thereare voluntary core curriculum transfer agreements which include several institutions ofhigher education in instances such as baccalaureate liberal arts and elementaryeducation degrees. There are also a number of transfer agreements between twoinstitutions in specific fields such as engineering or agriculture.

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State Minimum Core Required for Baccalaureate Degrees

Act 98 of 1989 (Arkansas Code 6-61-218) provides that the State Board of Higher Education "shallestablish in consultation with the colleges and universities a minimum core of courses which shallapply toward the general education core curriculum requirements for baccalaureate degrees at statesupported institutions of higher education and which shall be fully transferable between stateinstitutions." The term "State Minimum Core" will be used to describe the core identified for purposesof this legislation.

The following list of courses, with accompanying specifications, are proposed to implement thislegislation:

English/CommunicationEnglish Composition 6Speech Communication 0-3

Math 3*

Science 8**

Fine Arts/Humanities

Social SciencesUS History

GovernmentOther Social Science

TOTAL

State Minimum Core

College algebra of course as sophisticated asCollege algebra

*Institutions may require students majoring in math,engineering, science, and business to take highermath as part of the State Minimum Core.

Science courses must include laboratories.

**Institutions may require students majoring in math,engineering, science, education, and health relatedprofessions to take higher or specific science coursesas a part of the State Minimum Core.

6-9*** Must be broad survey course (s)

36-9*** ***Institutions may require students majoring in

engineering to take either six hours of humanities andsocial sciences at the junior/senior level or substitutean additional six hours of higher math and/or additionalscience as part of the State Minimum Core.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Arkansas State University - Jonesboro 1

Arkansas Tech University 3

Henderson State University 6

Southern Arkansas University Magnolia 9

University of Arkansas, Fayetteville 11

University of Arkansas Fort Smith 15

University of Arkansas at Little Rock 18

University of Arkansas at Monticello 21

University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff 23

University of Central Arkansas 25

TWO-YEAR INSTITUTIONS

Arkansas State University - Beebe 28

Arkansas State University - Mountain Home 30

Arkansas State University Newport 32

Black River Technical College 34

Cossatot Community College of the University of Arkansas 36

East Arkansas Community College 38

Garland County Community College 41

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Mid-South Community College 44

Mississippi County Community College 46

North Arkansas College 49

North West Arkansas Community College 51

Ouachita Technical College 54

Ozarka College 56

Phillips Community College of the University of Arkansas 58

Pulaski Technical College 60

Rich Mountain Community College 63

South Arkansas Community College 65

Southeast Arkansas College 67

Southern Arkansas University Tech 69

University of Arkansas Community College at Batesville 71

University of Arkansas Community College at Hope 74

University of Arkansas Community College at Morrilton 76

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STATE MINIMUM CORE CURRICULUMArkansas State University - Jonesboro

English/Communications

Six (6) hours required from the following:

ENG 1003ENG 1013

Math

Three (3) hours required

MATH 1013MATH 1023MATH 1054

Science

Four (4) hours required

BIOLBIOLBIOLBIOLBIOL

1003/10011033/10011043/10011063/10011013/1021

Freshman English IFreshman English II

College MathematicsCollege AlgebraPre-Calculus MathA higher level mathematics course for which collegealgebra is a prerequisite

Biological Science/LabBiology of Sex/LabPlants and People /LabPeople and the Environment/LabBiology of the Cell/Lab

Four (4) hours required from the following:

CHEMGEOLPHSCPHYSPHYSPHYSPHYS

1013/10111003/10011203/1201203420542073/20711103/1101


General Chemistry I/LabEnvironmental Geology/LabPhysical Science/LabUniversity Physics (Multimedia)General Physics I/LabFundamental Physics I/LabIntroduction to Space Science/Lab

Three (3) hours required from the following:

ENGENGPHIL

2003 Introduction to Literature of the Western World I2013 Introduction to Literature of the Western World II1103 Introduction to Philosophy

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Fine Arts/Humanities (continued)


MUS 2503 Fine Arts MusicalTHEA 2503 Fine Arts TheatreART 2503 Fine Arts - Art

Social Sciences


ANTH 2233HIST 1013HIST 1023GEOG 2613


Introduction to Cultural AnthropologyWorld Civilization to 1660World Civilization since 1660Introduction to Geography

HIST 2763 The United States to 1876HIST 2773 The United States since 1876POSC 2103 Introduction to U.S. Government

Six (6) hours required; Three (3) hours required from two (2) areas:

PSY 2013SOC 2213ECON 2333ECON 2313POSC 1003

*POSC 2103

Introduction to PsychologyPrinciples of SociologyEconomic Issues and ConceptsPrinciples of MacroeconomicsIntroduction to PoliticsIntroduction to U.S. Government

*If not selected to meet U.S. History/Government requirement.

Revised: February 7, 2003

STATE MINIMUM CORE CURRICULUMArkansas Tech University



ENGL 1013/1023ENGL 1043/1053

ENGL 1013ENGL 1053

ENGL 1043ENGL 1023

Math

Composition I, ll (in sequence)Honors Composition I, II (in sequence)

ORComposition 1 (followed by)Honors Composition IIORHonors Composition I (followed by)Composition II


MATH 1113 College AlgebraMATH 1103 Algebra for General Education

Any higher-level mathematics course

Science

Complete (a) or (b):

(a) Four (4) hours required from the following:

BIOL 1014 Introduction to Biological ScienceOR

Any higher level biology course that includes a lab.(Note that BIOL 1014 is specifically designed to meetgeneral education objectives and is highly recommended,unless you meet the prerequisites for a different coursespecified by your major.)

AND

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Science (continued)


PHSC 1013/1021 Introduction to Physical Science/LabCHEM 1114 Survey of ChemistryCHEM 2124 General Chemistry IGEOL 1014 Physical GeologyPHYS 1114 Applied PhysicsPHYS 2014 Physical Principles IPHYS 2024 Physical Principles llPHYS 2114 General Physics IPHYS 2124 General Physics IIPHSC 1053/1051 Astronomy/Lab ORPHSC 3053/3051 Astronomy/Lab

(b) The following courses: (Intended for Early Childhood education majors only)

GEOL 1004 Essentials of Earth SciencePHSC 1013/1021 Introduction to Physical Science/LabBIOL 1014 Introduction to Biological Science

Fine Arts/Humanities (Total of 6 hours)

Fine Arts


*ART 2123 Experiencing ArtMUS 2003 Introduction to MusicTH 2273 Introduction to Theatre*ENGL 2173 Introduction to Film*JOUR 2173 Introduction to Film

Art Majors:Any of the above courses except ART 2123

Music majors:Any of the above courses except MUS 2003

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Humanities:


*ENGL 2003 Introduction to World LiteratureENGL 2013 Introduction to American LiteraturePHIL 2003 Introduction to Philosophy

Social Sciences (Total of 12 hours)


HIST 2003 U.S. History to 1865HIST 2013 U.S. History from 1865POLS 2003 American Government

Nine (9) hours required from the following:

*HIST 1503*HIST 1513HIST 2003HIST 2013POLS 2003ECON 2003SOC 1003PSY 2003

*ANTH 1213*ANTH 2003*GEOG 2013AMST 2003


World Civilization IWorld Civilization IIU.S. History to 1865U.S. History from 1865American GovernmentPrinciples of Economics IIntroductory SociologyGeneral PsychologyIntroduction to Anthropology ORCultural AnthropologyRegional Geography of the WorldAmerican Studies

*Of the 18 hours required in Fine Arts/Humanities and Social Sciences, threehours must be one of the starred courses.

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STATE MINIMUM CORE CURRICULUMHenderson State University



ENG 1463

ENG 1473ENG 1803

Freshman English AANDFreshman English B ORFreshman English (Honors)


COM 2013 Oral Communication

Math


MTH 1033 Mathematics for the Liberal ArtsMTH 1243 College AlgebraMTH 1343 Pre-Calculus Math

Any higher-level mathematics course

Science


BIO 1014 Introduction to BiologyBIO 2104 General BotanyBIO 2114 General Zoology


CHM 1004PHY 1024CHM 1014CHM 1034PHY 2034PHY 2234

Introduction to ChemistryIntroductory AstronomyGeneral ChemistryChemistry for Non-MajorsGeneral PhysicsUniversity Physics

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PHI 2013 Introduction to PhilosophyPHI 3043 History of Philosophy: Ancient an MedievalPHI 3043 History of Philosophy: Ancient an MedievalPHI 3053 History of Philosophy: ModernPHI 3113 Ethics


ART 2033THA 2033MUS 2033HUM 2093

Humanities: ArtHumanities: TheatreHumanities: MusicFine Arts (Honors)


ENG 2683 Master of Western Literature

Social Sciences


HIS 2053 United States HistoryHIS 2063 United HistoryPSC 1013 American National Government


HIS 1013 CivilizationHIS 1023 CivilizationHIS 1083 Civilization Since 1660 (Honors)

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Social Studies (continued)


ECO 2013 Principles of MacroeconomicsECO 2023 Principles of MicroeconomicsGEO 1023 Introduction to GeographyGEO 2163 World GeographySOC 1013 Introduction to SociologySOC 2013 Introduction to Cultural AnthropologyPSY 1013 General Psychology


STATE MINIMUM CORE CURRICULUMSouthern Arkansas University-Magnolia


Six (6) hours required

ENGL 1113ENGL 1123

Math

Composition IComposition II


MATHMATHMATH

Science

1023 College Algebra1045 Pre-Calculus Mathematics1525 Calculus I


BSCI 1013/1011BIOL 1013/1011BIOL 1023/1021BIOL 1033/1031

Biological Sciences and LabInvertebrate Zoology and LabVertebrate Zoology and LabGeneral Botany and Lab


CHEMCHEMPHSCPHYSPHYSGEOL

1013/10111023/10212023/20212003/20012203/22011003/1001

General Chemistry I and LabUniversity Chemistry I and LabPhysical Sciences and LabGeneral Physics and LabUniversity Physics I and LabPhysical Geology and Lab

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ENGL 2213 Literature IENGL 2223 Literature IIART 2013 An Introduction to Fine Arts: ArtMUS 2013 An Introduction to Fine Arts: MusicPHIL 2403 Introduction to Philosophy

*Social Sciences

Nine (9) hours required


PSCI 2003 American GovernmentHIST 2013 History of the United States to 1876HIST 2023 History of the United States since 1876


HIST 1003 History of Civilization to 1700HIST 1013 History of Civilization since 1700HIST 2013 History of the United States to 1876HIST 2023 History of the United States since 1876EGON 2003 Macroeconomics PrinciplesGEOG 2003 Introduction to GeographyPSCI 2003 American GovernmentPSYC 2003 General Psychology(either)SOC 1003 General Anthropology(or)SOC 2003 Introduction to Sociology

*SAUM requires three (3) to six (6) hours of History and threesix (6) hours of other Social Sciences.


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STATE MINIMUM CORE CURRICULUMUniversity of Arkansas, Fayetteville



ENGL 1013ENGL 1023

*Math


Composition IComposition II

MATH 1203 College AlgebraAny higher-level mathematics courserequired by major

**Science

Eight (8) hours required from the following:

ASTRBIOLBOTYCHEMCHEMCHEMCHEMCHEMCHEMCHEMGEOLGEOLPHYSPHYSPHYSPHYSPHYSPHYSPHYS

2003/2001L1543/1541L1613/1611L1023/1021L1103/1101L1123/1121L1053/1051L1074/1071L1213/1211L1223/1221L1113/1111L1133/1131L1023/1021L104410542013/2011L2033/2031L2054/2050L2074/2070L

Survey of the Universe/LabPrinciples of Biology/LabPlant Biology/LabBasic Chemistry for Health Sciences/LabUniversity Chemistry I/LabUniversity Chemistry II/LabChemistry in the Modern World/LabFundamentals of Chemistry/LabChemistry for Majors I/LabChemistry for Majors II/LabGeneral Geology/LabEnvironmental Geology/LabPhysics & Human Affairs/LabPhysics for Architects IPhysics for Architects IICollege Physics I/LabCollege Physics II/LabUniversity Physics I/LabUniversity Physics II/Lab

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**Science (continued)

ZOOL 1613/1611L General Zoology/LabZOOL 2443/2441L Human Anatomy/LabZOOL 2213/2211L Human Physiology/Lab

***Fine Arts/Humanities

Six (6) hours required; Three (3) hours required from two (2) categories:

Fine Arts

(a) The following courses:

ART 1003 Art StudioARCH 1003 Architecture LectureARHS 1003 Art LectureCOMM 1003 Film LectureDANC 1003 Basic Course in the Arts: Movement and DanceDRAM 1003 Theater LectureLARC 1003 Landscape ArchitectureMLIT 1003 Music LectureHUMN 1003 Introduction to the Arts and Aesthetics

Humanities

(b) The following courses:

PHIL 2003 Introduction to PhilosophyPHIL 2103 Introduction to EthicsPHIL 2203 LogicPHIL 3103 Ethics and the Professions

(c) The following courses:

WLIT 1113WLIT 1123ENGL 2113ENGL 2123

World Literature IWorld Literature IIEnglish Literature to 1798English Literature from 1798 to Present

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Humanities (continued)

CLST 1003CLST 1013HUMN 1114HHUMN 1124H

(d) The following courses:

Any foreignlanguage 2003HUMN 2003HUMN 2203

***Social Sciences

Introduction to Classical Studies: GreeceIntroduction to Classical Studies: RomeHonors the Roots of Cultures to 500 CEHonors Equilibrium of Cultures, 500 to 1600

Intermediate Language IIntroduction to Gender StudiesIntroduction to Religious Studies


HIST 2003 History of the American People to 1877HIST 2013 History of the American People, 1877 to PresentPLSC 2003 American National Government


Three (3) hours requiredfrom two (2) areas:

AGEC 1103AGEC 2103ANTH 1023ECON 2013ECON 2023ECON 2143GEOG 1123GEOG 2023GEOG 2103

Introduction to Agricultural EconomicsPrinciples of Agricultural EconomicsIntroduction to Cultural AnthropologyPrinciples of MacroeconomicsPrinciples of MicroeconomicsBasic Economics Theory and PracticeHuman GeographyEconomic GeographyEmerging Nations

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***Social Sciences (continued)

Three (3) hours required from two (2) areas:

GEOG 2203HESC 1403HESC 2413HIST 2003HIST 2013HIST 1113HHIST 1123HPLSC 2003PLSC 2013PLSC 2203PSYC 2003RSOC 2603SOCI 2013SOCI 2033WCIV 1003WCIV 1013

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Developed NationsLife Span DevelopmentFamily RelationsHistory of the American People to 1877****History of the American People, 1877 to Present****Honors World Civilization IHonors World Civilization IIAmerican National GovernmentIntroduction to Political ScienceState and Local GovernmentGeneral PsychologyRural SociologyGeneral SociologySocial ProblemsWestern Civilization IWestern Civilization II

Some students majoring in math, engineering, science, and businessmay be required to take a higher math as part of the State MinimumCore.

Some students majoring in math, engineering, science, education,and health-related professions may be required to take higher orspecific science courses as part of the State Minimum Core.

Some students majoring in engineering may be required to take eithersix hours of humanities or social sciences at the junior/senior-level orsubstitute an additional six hours of higher math and/or additionalscience as part of the State Minimum Core.

If not selected to meet the first 3 hours of the social sciencesrequirement.


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STATE MINIMUM CORE CURRICULUMUniversity of Arkansas Fort Smith



ENGL 1203 Freshman English IENGL 1213 Freshman English ll ORENGL 1223 Technical Composition


SPCH 1203 Introduction to Speech Communications

Math


*MATH 1303MATH 1403

College MathematicsCollege Algebra

A higher level math course for which college algebra is a prerequisite.

Science


BIOL 1154BIOL 1254

Biological ScienceGeneral Biology


CHEM 1304CHEM 1404GEOL 1254PHSC 2754PHSC 2654PHYS 2803/2811PHYS 2903/2911

Chemical PrinciplesCollege Chemistry IPhysical GeologyPhysical ScienceEarth ScienceCollege Physics I/LabEngineering Physics I/Lab

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Three (3) hours required from two (2) of the seven (7) areas below:

1) ART 2863/28732) ENGL 2763/27733) ENGL 2783/27934) ENGL 2803/28135) HUMN 25636) MUSC 27637) PHIL 2753

Social Sciences

Survey of Art HistoryEnglish Literature I, II

American Literature I, II

World Literature I, II

Humanities Through the ArtsMusic AppreciationIntroduction to Philosophy

U.S. History/GovernmentThree (3) hours required from the following:

HIST 2753/2763 United States History I, II

POLS 2753 American National Government

Six (6) hours requiredThree (3) hours required from two (2) of the eight (8) areasbelow:

1) ANTH 28032) ECON 28033) GEOG 27534) HIST 1163/1173

**5) HIST 2753/2763**6) POLS 2753

7) PSYC 11638) SOCI 2753

Cultural AnthropologyPrinciples of Economics

World Regional GeographySurvey of Western CivilizationUnited States History I, II

American National GovernmentGeneral PsychologyIntroduction to Sociology

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* Math 1403 is applicable only for programs so designating.

** If HIST 2753/2763 or POLS 2753 is selected to meet the requirement for U.S.History/Government, the course may not be used to meet the additionalsix-hour requirement for Social Sciences.

Course substitutions may be made to meet specific transfer or bachelor's degree plans.


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STATE MINIMUM CORE CURRICULUMUniversity of Arkansas at Little Rock

English/Communications1


RHETRHETSPCH

Math2

131113121300

Composition IComposition IISpeech Communication


MATH 1315MATH 1302

Science3

College MathematicsCollege Algebra


ANTHASTRBIOLBIOLERSCCHEMERSC

14151301/1101140014011302/110214091303/1103

Fine Arts/Humanities4' 7

Physical AnthropologyIntroduction to AstronomyEvolutionary and Environmental BiologyScience of BiologyPhysical GeologyChemistry and SocietyHistorical Geology


Fine Arts Sequence 1 (up to 6 hours):MUHL 2200 Introduction to MusicARHA 2200 Introduction to Visual ArtsDRTH 2200 Introduction to Theatre and Dance

Fine Arts Sequence 2 (up to 6 hours):

FNAR 2300 Introduction to Fine Arts I

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FNAR 2301 Introduction to Fine Arts ll

Humanities Options: Three (3) hours required from the following):

ENGL 2337 World LiteratureENGL 2338 World Literature ThemesPHIL 2320 Ethics and Society5

NOTE: The UALR Fine Arts/Humanities core requirement is 9 hours,including 6 hours of either Fine Arts sequence and 3 hours ofHumanities.

Social Sciences6' 7

U. S. Traditions: Three (3) hours required from the following:

HIST 2311 United States History to 1877HIST 2312 United States History since 1877POLS 1310 American National Government

World History: Six (6) hours required from the following:

HIST 1311 History of Civilization IHIST 1312 History of Civilization II

Other Social Sciences: Six (6) hours required from the following:

ANTH 2316 Cultural AnthropologyGNST 2300 Introduction to Gender StudiesGEOG 2312 Cultural GeographyPSYC 2300 Psychology and the Human ExperienceRELS 2305 Religious World ViewsRTN/F 2330/JOUR 2330Mass Media and SocietySOCI 2300 Introduction to SociologyCRJU 2300 Introduction to Criminal JusticeECON 2301 EconomicsPOLS 2301 Intro to Political Science

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NOTE: The UALR Social Science core requirement is 15 hours,including 3 hours of U.S. Traditions, 6 hours of World History,and 6 hours of other Social Sciences.

100 liege of Information Science and Systems Engineering majors must also complete 3credits in upper-level technical writing from

RHET 3316 Writing in the WorkplaceRHET 3326 Technical Writing

MGMT 3380 Business Communication

2For College of Information Science and Systems Engineering students, the mathrequirement is satisfied by required courses in the majors.

3For College of Information Science and Systems Engineering students, the sciencerequirement is satisfied by required courses in the majors.

4For College of Information Science and Systems Engineering students, the FineArts/Humanities requirement is satisfied with 2 credits from the Fine Arts sequences and3 credits from the Humanities options.

6PHIL 2320 is an option only for those majors in the College of Information Science andSystems Engineering that do not require IFSC 1110 Introduction to Ethics.

6For College of Information Science and Systems Engineering students, the SocialSciences requirement is satisfied with 3 credits from U.S. Traditions, 3 credits of WorldHistory, and 3 credits from Other Social Sciences.

7Students in the College of Information Science and Systems Engineering are requiredto take an additional 3 upper-level credits from Communications, Fine Arts, Humanities,and Social Sciences approved by advisor.


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STATE MINIMUM CORE CURRICULUMUniversity of Arkansas at Monticello



ENGL 1013/1023 Composition I, ll orENGL 1033/1043 Honors Composition I, II

Math


MATH 1003MATH 1043

Science 8 Hours

Survey of MathematicsCollege AlgebraAny higher-level mathematics course (exceptMath 2243 or Math 3553)

Two 3-hour lecture courses with associated 1-hour labs or 4-hour courses withintegrated labs from two of the following groups.

a) Astronomy, Earth Science

ASTR 1033 Elements of Astronomy / ASTR 1041 Elements of Astronomy LabESCI 1063 Elements of Geologyl ESCI 1051 Elements of Geology Lab

b) Biology

BIOL 1063 Biological Science / BIOL 1071 Biological Science LabBIOL 1143 General Botany / BIOL 1171 General Botany LabBIOL 1153 General Zoology / BIOL 1161 General Zoology LabBIOL 2223 Human Anatomy / BIOL 2261 Human Anatomy Lab

c) Chemistry, Physics

CHEM 1023 Introductory Chemistry / CHEM 1031 Introductory Chemistry LabCHEM 1103 General Chemistry I / CHEM 1121 General Chemistry I LabPHYS 1003 Elements of Physics / PHYS 1021 Elements of Physics Lab

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PHYS 2203 General Physics I / PHYS 2231 General and UniversityPhysics Lab I

PHYS 2313 University Physics I / PHYS 2231 General and UniversityPhysics Lab I



HIST 1013 Survey of Civilization I (AND)ENGL 2283 Survey of World Literature I

ORHIST 1023 Survey of Civilization ll (AND)ENGL 2293 Survey of World Literature ll

Three (3) hours required from the following disciplines:

Art, Music, Foreign Languages, English, or Philosophy (except Art 1103, Art 4903,English 3573, English 4903)

Social Sciences


HIST 2213HIST 2223PSCI 2213

American History IAmerican History llAmerican National Government


PSY 1013SOC 2213

Introduction to PsychologyIntroduction to Sociology

Three (3) hours required from the following disciplines:

Anthropology, Criminal Justice, Economics, Geography, Political Science,Psychology, Sociology, or Social Work.


STATE MINIMUM CORE CURRICULUMUniversity of Arkansas at Pine Bluff



ENGL 1311ENGL 1321

*Math

Freshman Composition IFreshman Composition II


MATH 1330 College AlgebraMATH 1340 College TrigonometryMATH 1550 Pre-Calculus

*Science


BIOL 1450BIOL 1455

Biological SciencePrinciples of Biology


CHEM 1411CHEM 1410CHEM 1430PHYS 1445


Physical SciencePrinciples of ChemistryGeneral ChemistryIntro to Astronomy


ART 2341 Art Appreciation and HistoryMUS 2330 Music History and AppreciationHUMN 2301 HumanitiesHUMN 1003 Intro to PhilosophyHUMN 2340 Effective Thinking Logic

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*Literature


ENGL 2300 Introduction to LiteratureENGL 2360 World Literature IENGL 2361 World Literature II

Social Sciences


HIST 2315 United State History to 1877HIST 2318 United States History since 1877PSCI 2312 American Government

*Higher-level courses in the discipline may be substituted with university approval.


ECON 2310 Principles of EconomicsECON 2320 Principles of EconomicsPSY 2300 General PsychologyHIST 1330 Western Civilization IHIST 1340 Western Civilization ISOCI 1320 Social ScienceSOCI 2310 SociologyGEOG 2360 World Regional GeographyGEOG 2301 Geography of North America


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STATE MINIMUM CORE CURRICULUMUniversity of Central Arkansas



ENGL 1310 Composition IOr

WRTG 1310 Introduction to College WritingorHONC 1310 Honors Core I

ENGL 1320 Composition IIorWRTG 1320 Academic WritingorHONC 1320 Honors Core II

Mathematics


MATH 1360 Math for General EducationMATH 1390 College Algebra

orA Higher Level Mathematics Course

Science

Eight (8) hours required

Four (4) hours from the following:

BIOL 1400 Biology for General EducationBIOL 1440 Principles of Biology I

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CHEM 1400 Chemistry in SocietyCHEM 1450 College Chemistry ICHEM 1402 Physiological Chemistry IPHYS 1400 Physical Science for General EducationPHYS 1401 Descriptive AstronomyPHYS 1405 Applied PhysicsPHYS 1410 College Physics IPHYS 1441 University Physics



Three (3) hours from the following:

ART 2300 Art AppreciationMUS 2300 Music AppreciationSPTA 2300 Theatre AppreciationHONC 2320 Honors Core IV


ENGL 2305 World Literature IENGL 2306 World Literature llENGL 2370 Introduction to FictionENGL 2380 Introduction to PoetryENGL 2390 Introduction to DramaFLAN 2315 Cultural StudiesFYFS 1301 First Year Seminar: Studies in HumanitiesFYFS 1310 First Year Seminar: Studies in World Cultural TraditionsHONC 1310 Honors Core IHONC 2310 Honors Core IIIPHIL 1301 Philosophy for LivingPHIL 2305 Critical ThinkingPHIL 2325 Contemporary Moral ProblemsPHIL 2360 Gender, Race, and Class: Philosophical IssuesRELG 1320 World Religions

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Social Sciences

Twelve (12) hours required


HIST 2301 American Nation IHIST 2302 American Nation flPSCI 1330 US Government and Politics


HIST 1310 World History IHIST 1320 World History ll

Six (6) hours from the following:

ECON 1310 Modern Political EconomyGEOG 1305 Principles of GeographyHONC 1320 Honors Core IIPSCI 1330 US Government and PoliticsPSCI 2300 Introduction to International RelationsPSYC 1300 General PsychologySOC 1300 Principles of SociologySOC 1302 AnthropologyECON 2310 Global Environment of Business


STATE MINIMUM CORE CURRICULUMArkansas State University - Beebe



ENG 10003ENG 10013SPCH 12003

Freshman English IFreshman English llOral Communications

Math


MATH 14023 College Algebra

Science


BIOL 10004 Biological ScienceGSP 10204 Physical ScienceBIOL 11004 General BotanyBIOL 21004 MicrobiologyZOOL 13004 General Zoology IZOOL 13014 General Zoology llZOOL 24004 Human Anatomy and Physiology IZOOL 24014 Human Anatomy and Physiology IICHEM 16014 General Chemistry ICHEM 16024 General Chemistry IIPHYS 15014 Applied Physics for Health SciencePHYS 25054 General Physics IPHYS 25064 General Physics llPHYS 25074 Fundamental Physics IPHYS 25084 Fundamental Physics ll

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ART 20003MUS 20503DRAMA 22243

Fine Arts--VisualFine Arts--MusicalFine Arts--Theatre


ENG 20003 World Literature IENG 20013 World Literature ll

Social Sciences


HIST 21763 The United States to 1876HIST 21773 The United States since 1876POSCI 22313 United States Government


HIST 12013 World Civilization IHIST 12023 World Civilization ll


*HIST 12013 World Civilization I*HIST 12023 World Civilization llGEOG 22613 Introduction to GeographyGEOG 22623 World Regional GeographySOC 22913 Introduction to SociologyPSY 22513 General Psychology*HIST 21763 The United States to 1876*HIST 21773 The United States since 1876*POSCI 22313 United States Government

*If not selected to meet U.S. History/Government or otherSocial Sciences requirement.


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STATE MINIMUM CORE CURRICULUMArkansas State University - Mountain Home



ENG 1003ENG 1013ENG 1013T

Math

Composition IComposition IIComposition II Technical


MAT 1023 College Algebra(College Algebra or any higher level Mathematics coursefor which College Algebra is a prerequisite.)

Science

Four (4) hours required (Select 1):

BIO 1004 Biological Science & LabBIO 2004 Human Anatomy and Physiology & Lab IBIO 2014 Human Anatomy and Physiology & Lab IIBIO 2104 Microbiology & LabBOT 1104 General Botany & LabZOO 1004 Principles of Zoology & Lab

Four (4) hours required (Select 1):

GEO 1004PHY 1204CHM 1014CHM 1024


Physical Geology & LabPhysical Science & LabGeneral Chemistry I & LabGeneral Chemistry II & Lab


ENG 2003ENG 2013

Literature of the Western World to1660Literature of the Western World from 1660

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PHL 1103HMN 2502HMN 2602HMN 2702

Introduction to PhilosophyFine Arts MusicalFine Arts - VisualFine Arts Theater

Social Science

Twelve (12) hours required from the following:

Three (3) hours required (Select 1):

HIS 1013HIS 1023

World Civilization to 1660World Civilization since 1660

Three (3) hours required (Select 1):

HIS 2763 The United States to 1876HIS 2773 The United States Since 1876PSC 2103 United States Government

Six (6) hours required (Select 2):

PSY 2513SOC 2213SOC 2233SOC 2223GRY 2613GRY 2703ECN 2313ECN 2333*PSC 2103


Introduction to PsychologyPrinciples of SociologyCultural AnthropologySocial ProblemsIntroduction to GeographyWorld GeographyPrinciples of MacroeconomicsEconomic Issues and ConceptsUnited States Government

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STATE MINIMUM CORE CURRICULUMArkansas State University - Newport



ENG 10003ENG 10013SPCH 12003

Math


MATH 14023

Science

Freshman English IFreshman English IIOral Communication

College AlgebraAny higher level mathematics course for which collegealgebra is a prerequisite.


BIOL 10004 Biological ScienceGSP 10204 Physical ScienceBIOL 11004 General BotanyBIOL 21004 MicrobiologyZOOL 13004 General Zoology IZOOL 13014 General Zoology IIZOOL 24004 Human Anatomy and Physiology IZOOL 24014 Human Anatomy and Physiology IICHEM 16014 General Chemistry ICHEM 16024 General Chemistry IIPHYS 15014 Applied Physics for Health SciencePHYS 25054 General Physics IPHYS 25064 General Physics IIPHYS 25074 Fundamental Physics IPHYS 25084 Fundamental Physics II



ART 20003 Fine ArtsVisual

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MUS 20503 Fine Arts--MusicalDRAMA 22243 Fine Arts--Theatre


ENG 20003ENG 20013PHIL 10003

Social Sciences

World Literature IWorld Literature IIIntroduction to Philosophy


HIST 21763 The United States to 1876HIST 21773 The United States since 1876POSCI 22313 United States Government


HIST 12013 World Civilization IHIST 12023 World Civilization II


*HIST 12013 World Civilization I*HIST 12023 World Civilization IIGEOG 22613 Introduction to GeographyGEOG 22623 World Regional GeographySOC 22913 Introduction to SociologyPSY 22513 General Psychology

*HIST 21763 The United States to 1876*HIST 21773 The United States since 1876*POSCI 22313 United States Government

*If not selected to meet U.S. History/Government or otherSocial Sciences requirement.

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STATE MINIMUM CORE CURRICULUMBlack River Technical College



ENG 1003ENG 1013

Math


MATH 1023

Science


BIOLGSPCHEMCHEMBIOL

1003/10011203/12011013/10111023/1 02 12103/2101



ENG 2003ENG 2013PHIL 1103FAV 2503FAM 2503FAT 2203

Freshman English IFreshman English ll

College AlgebraAny higher level math course required by major.

Biological Science/LabPhysical Science/LabChemistry I/LabChemistry II/LabMicrobiology/Lab

Introduction to Literature of the Western World IIntroduction to Literature of the Western World IIIntroduction to PhilosophyFine Arts VisualFine Arts MusicalFine Arts Theatre

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Social Sciences

Twelve (12) hours required from the following:

HIST 1013H 1ST 1023HIST 2763HIST 2773POSC 2103PSY 2513SOC 2233SOC 2213ECON 2313GEOG 2613


World Civilization to 1660World Civilization since 1660United States to 1876United States since 1876United State GovernmentIntroduction to PsychologyIntroduction to AnthropologyPrinciples of SociologyPrinciples of MacroeconomicsIntroduction to Geography

STATE MINIMUM CORE CURRICULUMCossatot Community College of the University of Arkansas



ENGL 1113ENGL 1123SPCH 1113

Math


MATH 1023MATH 2043

Science

Composition IComposition IIPrinciples of Speech

College AlgebraTrigonometry & Analytic Geometry


BIOL 1014BIOL 1024BIOL 2064BIOL 2074BIOL 2094

General Biology w/labGeneral Botany w/labAnatomy & Physiology IAnatomy & Physiology llGeneral Microbiology


CHEM 1014CHEM 1024CHEM 2024PHYS 2024PHYS 2044


General ChemistryUniversity Chemistry IOrganic Physiological ChemistryPhysical ScienceCollege Physics


ENGL 2213ENGL 2223

World Literature IWorld Literature II

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FA 2003 Introduction to Fine Arts: ArtFA 2013 Introduction to Fine Arts: MusicPHIL 2003 Introduction to Philosophy

Social Science


HIST 2013HIST 2023PSCI 2003

U.S. History to 1876U.S. History Since 1876American Government


HIST 1003HIST 1013

Western Civilization to 1700Western Civilization Since 1700


PSYC 2003 General PsychologySOC 2003 Introduction to SociologyGEOG 2003 Introduction to GeographyECON 2003 MacroeconomicsECON 2103 MicroeconomicsSOC 2033 Sociology of Marriage & FamilyPSYC 2033 Developmental PsychologyPSC1 2013 State and Local GovernmentHIST 1113 Arkansas History


STATE MINIMUM CORE CURRICULUMEast Arkansas Community College



ENG 1013ENG 1023SPE 1003

Math


MTH 1113MTH 1013

Science

English Composition IEnglish Composition IIIntroduction to Communication

College AlgebraCollege Mathematics

ora higher level mathematics course for which collegealgebra is a prerequisite


BIO 1014BIO 1514BIO 1614BIO 2114BIO 2134BIO 2504BIO 2614

General BiologyGeneral BotanyGeneral ZoologyAnatomy and Physiology IAnatomy and Physiology IIMicrobiologyEnvironmental Science


CHE 1024CHE 1214PHS 1214PHY 2114

General Education ChemistryCollege Chemistry IPhysical Science IGeneral Physics

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ENG 2073ENG 2083ENG 2213ENG 2223ENG 2233ENG 2243ENG 2253ENG 2153ENG 2163ENG 2093

World Literature IWorld Literature llIntroduction to LiteratureThe American NovelEnglish LiteratureAmerican Literature Before 1865American Literature After 1865Introduction to Poetry and DramaIntroduction to FictionSurvey of Black American Literature


ART 1003 Art AppreciationMUS 1003 Music AppreciationDRA 1003 Theatre Appreciation

*Social Science


HIS 1013HIS 1023

Western Civilization IWestern Civilization ll


HIS 2033 United States History before 1865HIS 2043 United States History since 1865PCS 2003 American Government


PSY 1003SSC 1003SOC 1013SOC 2043

General PsychologyIntroduction to Social ScienceIntroduction to SociologyIntroduction to Anthropology

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Social Science (continued)

SOC 2003 Social ProblemsPSC 2003 American GovernmentBUS 2213 Principles of EconomicsBUS 2253 Economics Concepts and IssuesSOC 2103 Marriage and FamilyHIS 2033 United States History before 1865HIS 2043 United States History since 1865HIS 1013 Western Civilization IHIS 1024 Western Civilization II

*No more than six (6) hours of history will count toward satisfying the Social Sciencerequirement and no more than three (3) hours of economics will count toward satisfyingthe Social Science requirement.

For the Associate of Arts degree, East Arkansas Community Collegerequires two (2) credit hours of Physical Education and three (3) credit hours of computerfundaments.


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STATE MINIMUM CORE CURRICULUMGarland County Community College


Nine (9) hours required hours

ENG 1113 English Composition IENG 1123 English Composition llSPCH 1103 Speech

Math


MATH 1013 Mathematics for General EducationMATH 1123 College AlgebraMATH 1133 Trigonometry

or higher mathematics course

Science


BIOL 1114 General Biology IBIOL 1154 ZoologyBIOL 1164 Botany


CHEM 1104CHEM 1114PHYS 1204ESCI 1104GEOL 1104PHYS 1114

Chemistry for Non-MajorsChemistry IPhysics IEarth SciencePhysical GeologyPhysical Science

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ENG 1183 Introduction to LiteratureENG 2223 American Literature IENG 2233 American Literature IIENG 2273 World Literature IENG 2283 World Literature ll


ART 1593MUS 1213PHIL 1123SPAN 1103SPAN 1113ENG 2293ENG 2693ENG 1153PHIL 1133*ENG 1183*ENG 2223*ENG 2233*ENG 2273*ENG 2283

Art AppreciationMusic AppreciationIntroduction to PhilosophySpanish ISpanish IICreative Writing ICreative Writing IIIntro to PoetryFundamentals of EthicsIntroduction to LiteratureAmerican Literature IAmerican Literature IIWorld Literature IWorld Literature II

* If not selected to meet literature requirements.

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Social Sciences


POLS 1113 American National GovernmentHIST 2223 United States History IHIST 2233 United States History II


HIST 2203 Western Civilization to 1660HIST 2213 Western Civilization since 1660


ANTH 1113 General AnthropologyGEOG 1103 Introduction to GeographyPOLS 1123 State & Local GovernmentPSYC 1103 General PsychologyPSYC 1123 Applied PsychologySOC 1103 Introduction to SociologySOC 2213 Marriage and the FamilySOC 2203 Social ProblemsECON 2203 MacroeconomicsECON 2213 Microeconomics**POLS 1113 American National Government**HIST 2223 United States History I**HIST 2233 United States History II**HIST 2203 Western Civilization to 1660**HIST 2213 Western Civilization since 1660

*If not selected to meet U.S. History/Government or otherSocial Science requirement.


STATE MINIMUM CORE CURRICULUMMid-South Community College

English/Communication

Nine (9) hours requiredEN 1113 English Composition IEN 1123 English Composition llEN 2303 Oral Communication

Math


MA 1113 College AlgebraMA 1123 TrigonometryMA 2115 Calculus I

Science


BI 1114/1110 General Biology/LabBI 1214/1210 Anatomy and Physiology 1/labBI 1224/1220 Anatomy and Physiology II/LabCH 1214/1210 Chemistry I/LabCH 1224/1220 Chemistry II/LabPH 1214/1210 Physical Science/Lab

Fine Arts


AR 1103 Art AppreciationAR 1123 Fine Arts TheatreMU 1103 Music Appreciation

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Humanities


EN 2153 Western Literature IEN 2163 Western Literature IIPY 2013 Introduction to Philosophy

Social Sciences



SS 1143 American GovernmentSS 2123 U.S. History Before 1877

SS 2133 U.S. History After 1877


SS 1103SS 1113

Western Civilization IWestern Civilization II


SS 1303 Introduction to SociologySS 1133 World GeographySS 1403 Introduction to PsychologySS 2413 Human Development

*lf not selected to meet U.S. History/Government requirement.


STATE MINIMUM CORE CURRICULUMMississippi County Community College



EN 12003 English Composition IEN 12013 English Composition llSP 12003 Introduction to Speech Communication

Math


MA 14043 College Algebra

Science


BI 14033 General BiologyBI 14041 General Biology LabBI 14053 BotanyBI 14061 Botany LabBI 14073 ZoologyBI 14081 Zoology LabBI 24003 Human Anatomy & Physiology IBI 24011 Human Anatomy & Physiology I LabBI 24023 Human Anatomy & Physiology llBI 24031 Human Anatomy & Physiology ll LabBI 24043 MicrobiologyBI 24051 Microbiology Lab


PS 14003 Physical ScienceCH 14011 Physical Science LabCH 14023 General Chemistry ICH 14031 General Chemistry I LabPS 24023 General Physics I

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PSPSPSPSPSPSPS

24031240432405114043140511406314071

Fine Arts/Humanities*

General Physics I LabGeneral Physics llGeneral Physics ll LabPhysical GeologyPhysical Geology LabApplied PhysicsApplied Physics Lab


ENENHUPH

22003220132200322003

World Literature IWorld Literature llHumanities through the ArtsIntroduction to Philosophy


ARMUSP

220032200322013

Social Sciences **

Art AppreciationMusic AppreciationFine Arts Theatre


HI 23003 The United States to 1876HI 23013 The United States since 1876PO 23003 American National Government


PYSOAN

230032301323003

General Psychology IIntroduction to SociologyIntroduction to Anthropology

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Social Studies(continued)

EC 21003 MacroeconomicsEC 21013 Microeconomics


HI 13003 World Civilization to 1600HI 13013 World Civilization since 1600

*MCCC requires up to nine (9) hours of Fine Arts/Humanities.

**MCCC requires fifteen (15) hours of Social Sciences.

The Mississippi County Community College Education program requires a total of 46credit hours (including two (2) credit hours of Physical Education) and, therefore,conforms to the recommendation of the Arkansas Council on Higher Education.


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STATE MINIMUM CORE CURRICULUMNorth Arkansas College



ENGL 1013 English CompositionENGL 1023 English CompositionSPCH 1313 Fundamentals of Oral Communications

Math


MAT 1223 College AlgebraMAT 1233 TrigonometryMAT 1235 College Algebra and TrigonometryMAT 2113 Finite MathematicsMAT 2123 Survey of CalculusMAT 2205 Analytic Geometry and Calculus IMAT 2305 Analytic Geometry and Calculus IIMAT 2504 Analytical Geometry and Calculus III

Science


BIOL 1004BIOL 1304BIOL 1504CHEM 1004CHEM 1105CHEM 1125GEOL 1014PHSC 1004PHSC 1044PHYS 2014PHYS 2024

General BiologyGeneral BotanyGeneral ZoologyIntroductory ChemistryCollege Chemistry ICollege Chemistry IIGeneral GeologyFundamentals of Physical ScienceIntroduction to AstronomyCollege Physics ICollege Physics ll

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ENGL 2013 American Literature IENGL 2023 American Literature IIENGL 2213 World Literature IENGL 2223 World Literature IIART 1003 Art AppreciationFA 1103 Introduction to Theatre-HistoryFA 1203 Film Classics IFA 1213 Film Classics IIMUS 1003 Music AppreciationHUM 2003 Humanities through the ArtsPHIL 1003 Introduction to PhilosophyPHIL 2203 World Religions

Social Sciences


HIST 2003 United States History IHIST 2013 United States History IIPLSC 2003 American Government


ANTH 2023ECON 2313ECON 2323GEOG 2003HIST 1003HIST 1013PSYC 2003SOC 2013SOC 2103SOC 2203


Anthropology (Cultural)Principles of Economics IPrinciples of Economics IIHuman GeographyHistory of Western Civilization IHistory of Western Civilization IIGeneral PsychologyIntroduction to SociologyMarriage and the FamilySocial Problems

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STATE MINIMUM CORE CURRICULUMNorthWest Arkansas Community College



ENGL 1013/1023 Composition I, llENGL 1013H/1023H Composition I, ll (Honors)


COMM 1313 Fundamentals of Communications

Math


MATH 1204 College AlgebraMATH 1213 Plane TrigonometryMATH 1285 PrecalculusMATH 2043 Survey of CalculusMATH 2053 Finite MathematicsMATH 2554 Calculus IMATH 2564 Calculus IIMATH 2574 Calculus IIIMATH 2103 Discrete MathMATH 2914 Differential Equations

Science


BIOL 1544 Principles of Biology IBIOL 1014 General Biology IIBIO 1544 H Principles of Biology I (Honors)BIOL 1014H General Biology ll (Honors)BIOL 2214 Anatomy & Physiology IBIOL 2224 Anatomy & Physiology IIMBIO 2014 MicrobiologyBOTY 1614 Plant BiologyBOTY 2404 Survey of the Plant Kingdom

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Science (continued)

BOTY 2534 Environmental BiologyCHEM 1024 Basic ChemistryCHEM 1054 Chemistry and the Modern WorldCHEM 1104 College Chemistry ICHEM 1124 College Chemistry IIGEOL 1114 General GeologyGEOL 1134 Environmental GeologyPHSC 2004 Introduction to Physical SciencePHYS 1024 Physics and Human AffairsPHYS 2014 College Physics IPHYS 2034 College Physics IIPHYS 2054 Advanced College Physics IPHYS 2074 Advanced College Physics II



ART 1003 Art AppreciationART 1033 Studio ArtART 2913 Art History IART 2923 Art History IICOMM 1003 Film ArtsDRAM 1013 Introduction to TheatreENGL 2113 Survey of British Literature IENGL 2123 Survey of British Literature IIENGL 2213 Survey of World Literature IENGL 2223 Survey of World Literature IIENGL 2313 Survey of American Literature IENGL 2323 Survey of American Literature IIFLAN 2003 Intermediate Foreign Language IHUMN 1003 Exploring the HumanitiesPHIL 2033 World ReligionsMUSI 1003 Music AppreciationPHIL 2003 Introduction to PhilosophyPHIL 2203 Logic

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Social Sciences/ Behavioral

U. S. History/Government


HIST 2003 History of American People to 1877HIST 2013 History of American People 1877 to PresentHIST 2003H History of American People to 1877 (Honors)HIST 2013H History of American People 1877 to Present (Honors)PLSC 2003 American Government

Social Sciences


ANTH 1013 Biological AnthropologyANTH 1023 Cultural AnthropologyCMJS 2013 Introduction to Criminal JusticeGEOG 1003 Physical GeographyGEOG 1123 Human GeographyGEOG 2103 Emerging NationsGEOG 2203 Developing NationsWCIV 1003 Western Civilization IWCIV 1013 Western Civilization II*HIST 2003 History of American People to 1877*HIST 2013 History of American People 1877 to present*PLSC 2003 American GovernmentECON 2013 MacroeconomicsECON 2023 MicroeconomicsPLSC 2203 State and Local GovernmentPLSC 2803 International RelationsPSYC 2003 General PsychologyPSYC 2103 Human Growth & DevelopmentSOCI 2013 General SociologySOCI 2033 Social ProblemsSOCI 2043 Marriage and the Family

*lf not selected to meet U.S. History/Government requirements.


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STATE MINIMUM CORE CURRICULUMOuachita Technical College



ENG 1113ENG 1213

Math


MATH 1143

MATH

Freshman Composition IFreshman Composition ll

College Algebra or

1153 Math for Liberal Artsor

Any Higher Level Mathematicsrequiring College Algebra as

a prerequisite

Science


BIOL 1124


PHYC 1124



PHIL

Introduction to Biology

Introduction to Physics

2113 Introduction to Philosophy


HUMN 2113HUMN 2123HUMN 2133

from the following:

Humanities: ArtHumanities: MusicHumanities: Theater

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ENGL 2113 Masters of Western Literatureor

ENGL 2123 World Literature

Social Sciences


GOVT 1113 American National GovernmentHIST 2113 U.S. History to 1865HIST 2123 U.S. History Since 1865


ECON 2113 Principles of MacroeconomicsECON 2213 Principles of MacroeconomicsGEOG 1113 GeographyHIST 1113 Civilization Through the 16th CenturyHIST 1123 Civilization Since the 16th CenturyPSYC 1113 General PsychologySOCI 1113 Introduction to Sociology


STATE MINIMUM CORE CURRICULUMOzarka College




Math


MATH 1203MATH 2023

Science


BIOL 1003/1001PHSC 2003/2001

CHEM 1013/1013



English Composition IEnglish Composition IIOral Communication

College AlgebraApplied Calculus

General Biology/Lab or higher Biology/Lab coursePhysical Science/Lab

orGeneral Chemistry I/Lab

ENGL 2213ENGL 2223

World Literature IWorld Literature II


ART 1002DRAM 1002MUSI 1002

Art AppreciationIntroduction to TheatreMusic Appreciation

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Social Sciences


HIST 2003 American History IHIST 2013 American History IIPLSC 2003 American National Government


HIST 1003 World Civilization IHIST 1013 World Civilization II


ANTH 2023ECON 2313PSYC 2003SOCI 2013GEO 2013HIST 2023

Cultural AnthropologyPrinciples of EconomicsGeneral PsychologyIntroduction to SociologyIntroduction to GeographyArkansas History

Three (3) hours additional social science course.


STATE MINIMUM CORE CURRICULUMPhillips Community College of the University of Arkansas



EH 113 Freshman English IEH 123 Freshman English llSP 243 Fundamentals of Speech

Math


MS 123 College AlgebraMS 133 TrigonometryMS 215 Calculus I

Science


BY 114 General Biology IBY 124 General Biology llBY 134 ZoologyBY 144 BotanyBY 154 Anatomy and Physiology IBY 164 Anatomy and Physiology II


CY 114 General Chemistry ICY 124 General Chemistry IIPS 114 Physical SciencePS 215 General PhysicsPS 225 General Physics

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EH 233 World Literature IEH 243 World Literature ll


FA 213 Fine ArtsMSC 223 Music AppreciationEH 233 World Literature IEH 243 World Literature llSP 113 Introduction to TheatrePHIL 113 Introduction to Philosophy

Social Sciences


HY 213 United States History to 1877PLS 213 American Federal Government

Six (6) additional hours required from the following:

HY 113 History of Western Civilization to 1600HY 123 History of Western Civilization since 1600HY 223 United States History since 1877PLS 223 State and Local GovernmentPSY 213 General PsychologySY 213 Fundamentals of SociologyES 213 Principles of MacroeconomicsES 223 Principles of MicroeconomicsGEOG 213 Introduction to Geography


STATE MINIMUM CORE CURRICULUMPulaski Technical College



ENGL 1311ENGL 1312ENGL 2330SPCH 1300SPCH 2310

Math


English Composition IEnglish Composition IlCreative Writing ISpeech CommunicationSpeech Communication Concepts

MATH 1302 College AlgebraMATH 1303 TrigonometryMATH 1304 Calculus IMATH 1305 Calculus IIMATH 2306 Calculus IIIMATH 2307 Calculus IVMATH 1306 College MathematicsMATH 1307 Introduction to StatisticsMATH 1308 Business Calculus

Science


BIOL 1401 Biological ScienceBIOL 1402 Human Anatomy and Physiology IBIOL 1403 Human Anatomy and Physiology llBIOL 2401 MicrobiologyBIOL 2402 General BotanyPHYS 1401 Physical SciencePHYS 1402 College Physics IPHYS 1403 College Physics llCHEM 1403 Fundamental Chemistry ICHEM 1404 Fundamental Chemistry IICHEM 1405 General Chemistry ICHEM 1406 General Chemistry ll

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ARTS 2300 Introduction to Visual ArtsMUSC 2300 Introduction to MusicDRTH 2300 Introduction to TheatreENGL 2333 English Literature IENGL 2334 English Literature IIENGL 2335 American Literature IENGL 2336 American Literature IIENGL 2337 World Literature IENGL 2338 World Literature IIPHIL 1310 Introduction to PhilosophySPAN 1311 Elementary Spanish ISPAN 1312 Elementary Spanish IISPAN 2311 Intermediate Spanish ISPAN 2312 Intermediate Spanish II

Social Sciences

U.S. History/Government


HIST 2311 U.S. History to 1877HIST 2312 U.S. History since 1877POLS 1310 American National Government


(Three (3) hours required from two (2) of the following areas:)

HIST 1311HIST 1312PSYC 2300PSYC 2320SOCI 2300SOWK 1301GEOG 1310GEOG 2310

History of Civilization IHistory of Civilization IIPsychology and the Human ExperienceDevelopmental PsychologyIntroduction to SociologyIntroduction to Social WorkPhysical GeographyCultural Geography

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ANTH 1310ANTH 2310ECON 2310ECON 2320POLS 2320*HIST 2311*HIST 2312*POLS 1310

Physical AnthropologyCultural AnthropologyPrinciples of Economics IPrinciples of Economics IIAmerican State and Local GovernmentU.S. History to 1877U.S. History since 1877American National Government

*If not selected to meet U.S. History/Government requirement.


STATE MINIMUM CORE CURRICULUMRich Mountain Community College



ENG 113ENG 123SPC 203

Math

English Composition IEnglish Composition llOral Communications


MATH 203 College AlgebraAny higher-level mathematics course

Science


BIO 104 Biological ScienceBIO 214 General ZoologyBIO 224 General Botany


CHM 114CHM 134PHS 214PSC 104PSC 114


General Chemistry IPrinciples of ChemistryGeneral Physics IEarth SciencePhysical Science

Six (6) hours requiredThree (3) hours required from the following:

ENG 223ENG 233

World Literature IWorld Literature ll

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ART 143 Art AppreciationDRA 203 Theatre Arts*ENG 223 World Literature I*ENG 233 World Literature llENG 283 Creative WritingHUM 203 Humanities through the ArtsMUS 203 Music AppreciationPHI 203 Philosophy

Social Sciences


HIS 213 United States History IHIS 223 United States History llPSI 103 American National Government


CRJ 103CRJ 133GEO 103GEO 223HIS 113HIS 123PSY 203PSY 213PSY 223SOC 103SOC 113SOC 133*HIS 213*HIS 223HIS 233*PSI 103

Introduction to Criminal JusticeJuvenile Crime and DelinquencyRegional Geography of the WorldGlobal StudiesWestern Civilization IWestern Civilization IIGeneral PsychologyDevelopmental PsychologyAbnormal PsychologyIntroduction to SociologySocial ProblemsSocial Marriage and the FamilyUnited States History IUnited History IIArkansas HistoryAmerican National Government

*If not selected to meet literature requirement.*If not selected to meet U.S. History/Government requirement.


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STATE MINIMUM CORE CURRICULUMSouth Arkansas Community College




Math

Composition IComposition IIPrinciples of Speech


MATH 1023MATH 1033MATH 2015

Science

College AlgebraPlane TrigonometryCalculus I


BIOL 1004BIOL 1024BIOL 1034

Fundamentals of BiologyVertebrate ZoologyGeneral Botany


CHEM 1024GEOL 1004GEOL 1014PHYS 2024


College Chemistry IPhysical GeologyHistorical GeologyThe Physical Sciences


ENGL 2213ENGL 2223

Literature ILiterature II

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Fine Arts/Humanities (Continued)


ART 2003 Art AppreciationMUS 2003 Music AppreciationPHIL 2003 Introduction to Philosophy

Social Sciences


HIST 2013 History of United States to 1876HIST 2023 History of United States since 1876PSCI 2003 American Government: National


HIST 1003 History of Civilization to 1700HIST 1013 History of Civilization since 1700PSYC 2003 General PsychologySOC 1003 General AnthropologySOC 2003 Introduction to SociologyGEOG 2003 Introduction to GeographyECON 2003 Macroeconomics

Choices must include three (3) hours of U. S. History or National Governmentand three (3) hours of non-history courses.


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STATE MINIMUM CORE CURRICULUMSoutheast Arkansas College



ENGL 1313ENGL 1323SPEE 2393

Math


MATH 1333

Science


BIOL 1464BIOL 1474BIOL 1484BIOL 2454BIOL 2464CHEM 1434CHEM 1444PHYS 1404PHYS 2414PHYS 2424


English Composition IEnglish Composition llOral Communication for Public Address

College Algebra (or Higher Level Mathematics)

Principles of BiologyGeneral ZoologyGeneral BotanyHuman Anatomy and Physiology IHuman Anatomy and Physiology llGeneral Chemistry IGeneral Chemistry IIPhysical ScienceGeneral Physics IGeneral Physics ll


ART 2343MUSI 2333ENGL 2313ENGL 2323ENGL 2363

Art History and AppreciationMusic History and AppreciationEnglish Literature IEnglish Literature IIWorld Literature I

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ENGL 2373 World Literature IIPHIL 2313 History of PhilosophyPHIL 2323 EthicsLANG 2414 Elementary Spanish ILANG 2424 Elementary Spanish II

Social Sciences


ANTH 2333ECON 2313ECON 2323GEOG 2313HIST 1333HIST 1343

*HIST 2313*HIST 2323*POLI 2313POLI 2323PSYC 2303PSYC 2323PSYC 2333SOCI 2313

Introduction to AnthropologyPrinciples of Economics IPrinciples of Economics IIGeneral GeographyWestern Civilization IWestern Civilization IIU.S. History to 1877U.S. History since 1877American GovernmentState and Local GovernmentsGeneral PsychologyDevelopmental PsychologyChild Growth and DevelopmentIntroduction to Sociology

*Course selections must include at least one of these courses.


STATE MINIMUM CORE CURRICULUMSouthern Arkansas University - Tech



CO 1003 Principles of SpeechCO 1103 Composition ICO 1113 Composition II

Math


MA 1053 College AlgebraMA 2005 Calculus and Analytic Geometry I

Science


BI 1204 Biology


SC 1204 The Physical SciencesCH 1114 General Chemistry ICH 2104 University Chemistry IPH 2004 College Physics IPH 2204 University Physics I



CO 2103 Literature to the RenaissanceCO 2113 Literature since the Renaissance

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HU 2003 Art AppreciationHU 2013 Humanities through the ArtsHU 2103 Music AppreciationHU 2203 Introduction to Philosophy

Social Sciences


SO 1003 Western Civilization to 1715SO 1013 Western Civilization since 1715


SO 2013 History of the United States to 1876SO 2023 History of the United States since 1876SO 2103 American Government: National


SO 2203 Introduction to GeographySO 2303 General PsychologySO 2413 Introduction to Sociology


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STATE MINIMUM CORE CURRICULUMUniversity of Arkansas Community College at Batesville



ENG 1103ENG 1203SPC 1003

English Composition IEnglish Composition llOral Communication

Math


At least three (3) hours required from the following:

MTH 1023 College AlgebraMTH 1033 College MathMTH 1045 Precalculus Mathematics

Any higher level math course for which CollegeAlgebra is a prerequisite

Science



BIOL 1004 Biological Science with LaboratoryBIOL 1013/1011 Essentials of Anatomy and Physiology/LabBIOL 1023/1021 Principles of Zoology/LabBIOL 2003/2011 Anatomy and Physiology I/LabBIOL 2013/2011 Anatomy and Physiology II/LabBIOL 2203/2201 Microbiology/Lab


CHEM 1003/1001 Fundamentals of Chemistry/LabCHEM 1103/1101 College Chemistry I/Lab

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Science (contined)

CHEM 1123/1121 College Chemistry II/LabPHS 1004 Physical Science with Laboratory




FAM 2003 MusicFAT 2013 TheaterFAV 1013 Introduction to Studio ArtFAV 2023 Visual Art


ENG 2113 World Literature IENG 2213 World Literature IIENG 2313 Introduction to FictionPHIL 1003 Introduction to Philosophy

Social Sciences



HIST 1013HIST 1023

World Civilization IWorld Civilization II


HIST 2003HIST 2013POSC 2103

The United States History IThe United States History IIUnited States Government

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ECN 1003 MacroeconomicsHIST 1013 World Civilization 1*HIST 1023 World Civilization II*HIST 2003 United States History I*HIST 2013 United States History IIPOSC 2103 United States Government*PSY 1003 General PsychologyPSY 2013 Human Growth and DevelopmentPSY 2023 Abnormal PsychologySOC 2003 Principles of SociologySOC 2013 Social ProblemsSOC 2023 Cultural Anthropology

*If not selected to meet another social science requirement.

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STATE MINIMUM CORE CURRICULUMUniversity of Arkansas Community College at Hope



ENGL 1013 Composition IENGL 1023 Composition IISPCH 1313 Speech

Math


MATH 1053 College Algebra

Science


BIOL 1204 BiologyBIOL 1244 General BotanyBIOL 1254 ZoologyBIOL 2214 Anatomy and Physiology IBIOL 2224 Anatomy and Physiology IIBIOL 2234 MicrobiologyCHEM 1004 Introduction to ChemistryCHEM 1114 General Chemistry ICHEM 1124 General Chemistry llPHSC 1024 Physical SciencePHYS 1014 Applied Physics



ARTS 2003DRAM 2003ENGL 2103ENGL 2113

Art AppreciationIntroduction to Theatre ArtsLiterature to the RenaissanceLiterature since the Renaissance

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MUSI 2103 Music AppreciationPHIL 2003 Philosophy

Social Sciences



HIST 2013 History of U.S. to 1876HIST 2023 History of U.S. since 1876PLSC 2103 American Government: National


CRJU 1203 Introduction to Criminal JusticeGEOG 2203 Introduction to GeographyHIST 1003 Western Civilization to 1660HIST 1013 Western Civilization since 1660PSY 2303 General PsychologyPSYC 2313 Developmental PsychologySOCI 2413 Sociology


STATE MINIMUM CORE CURRICULUMUniversity of Arkansas Community College at Morrilton



ENG 1013ENG 1023SPH 2303

Math

Composition IComposition IIPublic Speaking


MATH 1103MATH 1203

Science

Algebra for General EducationCollege Algebra orAny Higher Level Mathematics Course for whichCollege Algebra is the Pre-requisite

Four(4) hours of biological science required from the following:

BIOL 1004BIOL 1034BIOL 2024BIOL 2034

Fundamentals of BiologyGeneral BotanyHuman Anatomy and PhysiologyPrinciples of Zoology

AND

Four (4) hours of physical science required from the list below:

CHEM 1004 Fundamentals of ChemistryPHY 2004 Physical ScienceSCI 2014 Earth Science

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Six (6) hours required:


ENG 2213 World Literature IENG 2223 World Literature II


ART 2003ART 2103ART 2113ENG 2003ENG 2113ENG 2123ENG 2203ENG 2213ENG 2223ENG 2313ENG 2323ENG 2343ENG 2353MUS 2003PHIL 2103PHIL 2113THEA 2003SPAN 1013SPAN 1023

Art AppreciationArt History IArt History IICreative WritingAmerican Literature IAmerican Literature IIIntroduction to PoetryWorld Literature IWorld Literature IIBritish Literature IBritish Literature IISouthern LiteratureMyths and LegendsMusic AppreciationIntroduction to PhilosophyIntroduction to Critical ThinkingTheatre AppreciationElementary Spanish IElementary Spanish II

Social Sciences

Nine (9) hours required:


HIST 1003HIST 1013

Western Civilization IWestern Civilization II

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Social Sciences (continued)


HIST 2003 United States History IHIST 2013 United States History llPSCI 2003 American Government

Three (3) hours electives required from the following:

ANTH 2333 Introduction to AnthropologyECON 2453 MacroeconomicsECON 2463 MicroeconomicsGEOG 2013 Regional Geography of the WorldHIST 1003 Western Civilization IHIST 1013 Western Civilization IIHIST 2003 United States History IHIST 2013 United States History llHIST 2023 African-American History IHIST 2123 American South to 1865HIST 2133 American South Since 1865PSCI 2003 American GovernmentPSY 2003 General PsychologyPSY 2013 Abnormal PsychologyPSY 2023 Psychology of Human DevelopmentSOC 2013 Introduction to SociologySOC 2023 Social ProblemsSOC 2043 Marriage and the Family


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