LIBERAL ARTS: WOMEN'S STUDIES CONCENTRATION
Associate in Arts Degree
(Day)

The Women's Studies Concentration provides interdisciplinary study of women and society. The Concentration offers an excellent foundation for transfer into a baccalaureate degree major in Women's Studies, yet its liberal arts focus also prepares the student for transfer into most other majors.

Program Requirements
    Credit Hours
First Year   1st Sem. 2nd Sem.
EN101 English I 3  
EN102 English II   3
HI101 History of Western Civilization: Beginnings to the Renaissance 3  
HI102 History of Western Civilization: Renaissance to the Present   3
WS102 Introduction to Women's Studies   3
Foreign Language* 3 3
Free Elective 3  
Math/Science Elective** 3/4 3/4
  Total Credits 15/16 15/16
       
Second Year   1st Sem. 2nd Sem.
CM105 Public Speaking 3  
EN201 Intermediate Writing   3
PS133 Psychology of Women   3
SO131 Sociology of Womanhood 3  
  Literature Elective***   3
  Math/Science Elective** 3/4  
  Women's Studies Concentration Electives**** 3 3
  Free Elective 3 3
  Total Credits 15/16 15

* A minimum of one year college-level foreign language competency is required but can be waived through demonstrating elementary-level competency in a foreign language. If the language requirement is waived, free electives must be substituted. Completion of intermediate-level foreign language is recommended for transfer.
** At least three (3) credits in math, three (3) credits in science, and three (3) additional credits in math, science, or computer programming are required. MA106-110, MA121, or MA150 will satisfy the minimum college math requirement. MA107 and a science course with a lab are recommended for transfer.
*** Any EN course except EN001, 101, 102, 201, or ESL courses (EN 032-042).
**** As part of the Women's Studies Concentration, students must complete any two of the following courses: EN187, Women Writers; EN185, Images of Women in Literature; HI132, Women in History: The United States; HI133, Women and the Law in United States History; SO 103, The Family; or Topics in Sociology: Racial and Ethnic Experience in America. If the student takes either EN187, Women Writers, or EN185, Images of Women in Literature, then a free elective may be substituted for the Literature Elective requirement. Students in the College Honors Program and taking IS200 (second-year Honors Colloquium) may substitute the fourth semester of foreign language for one of the two Women's Studies Concentration electives.
Minimum credits required for graduation--60.