Courses numbered 100 or higher are full collegiate courses for which course articulation should exist. Courses numbered below 70 are non-degree applicable and may not be used to meet graduation requirements. The general education courses are composed of a series of science, social behavioral science, humanities, English composition, and mathematics courses. These are the courses that provide a broad perspective and lead to a well-educated person. During your first two years of college many of your courses will fall into the general education category.
Degrees require a major, which is composed of a series of courses in a subject area.
Generally individuals majors in an areas where they have some aptitude, interest, and motivation. Often a person's major becomes the basis of their career. On the other hand, many individuals end up in careers that are totally different from their college major. Each semester instructors are asked to submit the names of students who appear to be in academic trouble in their classes. Students who receive an early alert warning are encouraged to schedule an appointment with a counselor to discuss their educational goals.