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April 2026 University Catalog

General Education Courses

General Education Courses†

Choose a minimum of 45 quarter credits from the general education courses listed below, with a minimum of 4 quarter credits from each individual category.

Communication

Course NumberCourse TitleCredits
COM-H4005Communicating and Integrating Solutions in the Professional World

6
COM1150Introduction to Digital and Information Literacy

6
COM1250Workplace Communication

6
COM3700Conflict Resolution

6
COM4100Media and Culture

6
ENG1000English Composition

6
ENG1001Essential Writing Skills

6
ENG1250Introduction to Technical and Business Writing

6
ENG2250Academic Research and Writing

6

Humanities

Course NumberCourse TitleCredits
HUM1150Cultural Understanding in a Global World

6
HUM1200Philosophy of Work

6
PHI-H2005Honors Seminar: Critical Thinking for the Professional World

3
PHI1200Philosophy of Problem Solving

6
PHI2000Ethics

6
PHI3200Ethics in Health Care

6

Natural Science and Mathematics

Course NumberCourse TitleCredits
BIO1000Human Biology

6
MAT1050College Algebra

6
MAT1150Essential Math for Everyday Life

6
MAT1200Pre-Calculus

6
MAT2001Statistical Reasoning

6
MAT2051Discrete Mathematics

6
MAT2150Data and Statistics for Everyday Life

6
MAT2200Calculus

6
NSC1150Science and Innovation

6
PHY1000Introduction to Astronomy

6

Social Science

Course NumberCourse TitleCredits
BUS1050Principles of Microeconomics

6
ECO1150Personal Economics: Introduction to Financial Planning

6
HIS1150U.S. History: How the Past Informs the Present

6
PSYC1010Introductory Psychology

3
PSYC2520Social Psychology in Action

3
PSYC2600Development Across the Lifespan

3
SOC-H3005Honors Professional Seminar

6
SOC1150How Society Works: Human Differences, Collaboration, and Problem Solving

6
SOC2400Health and Illness in Social Context

6

 

General Education Courses, FlexPath option†

Choose a minimum of 22.5 program points from the general education courses listed below, with a minimum of 2 program points from each individual category.

Communication

Course NumberCourse TitleCredits
COM-FPX1150Introduction to Digital Information and Literacy

3
COM-FPX1250Workplace Communication

3
COM-FPX3700Conflict Resolution

3
ENG-FPX1000English Composition

3
ENG-FPX1250Introduction to Technical and Business Writing

3
ENG-FPX2250Academic Research and Writing

3

Humanities

Course NumberCourse TitleCredits
HUM-FPX1150Cultural Understanding in a Global World

3
PHI-FPX1200Philosophy of Problem Solving

3
PHI-FPX2000Ethics

3
PHI-FPX3200Ethics in Health Care

3

Natural Science and Mathematics

Course NumberCourse TitleCredits
BIO-FPX1000Human Biology

3
MAT-FPX1050College Algebra

3
MAT-FPX1150Essential Math for Everyday Life

3
MAT-FPX1200Pre-Calculus

3
MAT-FPX2001Statistical Reasoning

3
MAT-FPX2051Discrete Mathematics

3
MAT-FPX2150Data and Statistics for Everyday Life

3
MAT-FPX2200Calculus

3
NSC-FPX1150Science and Innovation

3

Social Science

Course NumberCourse TitleCredits
BUS-FPX1050Principles of Microeconomics

3
ECO-FPX1150Personal Economics: Introduction to Financial Planning

3
HIS-FPX1150U.S. History: How the Past Informs the Present

3
PSYC-FPX1010Introductory Psychology

1.5
PYSC-FPX2520Social Psychology in Action

1.5
PSYC-FPX2600Development Across the Lifespan

1.5
SOC-FPX1150How Society Works: Human Differences, Collaboration, and Problem Solving

3