Course Descriptions

Courses are numbered in a 100, 200, 300, and 400 sequential series. All courses listed may not be taught each academic year. Educational Enrichment (EE) courses earn institutional credits only and are not counted toward graduation requirements. Complete information regarding Educational Enrichment courses may be found elsewhere in this catalog.

Masters in Criminal Justice Management in Correctional Administration	Masters in General Psychology
Masters in Health and Human Services Administration	Accounting
Anthropology	Art
Sign Language/Interpreter Education	Bachelor's Degree
Biology	Business Administration
Career Planning	Chemistry
College Mathematics	Computer Science
Criminology	Cultural Literacy
Diagnositc Medical Sonography	Economics
Elementary Education/Early Childhood Education	Educational Enrichment
English	Foundations of Leadership
Geography	Health Care Administration
History	Legal Studies
Medical Assistant	Medical Laboratory Technician
Multi-Skills	Music
Nursing	Public Administration
Philosophy	Political Science
Physical Therapist Assistant	Psychology
Radiography	Religious Studies and Theology
Science	Sociology
Surgical Technology