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General Education Requirements for Graduates of Â黨ÐÇ¿Õmv (Policy)

Office of Origin: Academic Affairs
Responsibility: Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs
Original Date Adopted: 11-22-05
Dates Reviewed:Ìý01-16-20, 09-20-22, 07-19-23, 2-3-26
Last Date Approved: 08-30-16, 03-24-20, 09-19-23, 2-24-26
Approved by College Curriculum Committee: 07-27-16

The General Education requirements for graduates of Â黨ÐÇ¿Õmv are as follows:

AA, AS, and ABA Degrees

  • One Course in English Composition; a second course in English Composition or one course in Communication
  • 1 course in MathematicsÌý
  • 2 courses in Natural Sciences (from at least two academic disciplines; all LMC science courses have the required laboratory experience)
  • 2 courses in Social Sciences (from at least two academic disciplines)
  • 2 courses in Humanities/Fine Arts (from at least two academic disciplines, excluding studio and performance classes)

AGS Degrees

  • English and Communication (2 courses required):ÌýÌý

    • 1 course in English CompositionÌý
    • 1 course in English Composition OR CommunicationÌý
  • 1 course in MathematicsÌýÌý
  • 1 course in Natural SciencesÌýÌý
  • 1 course in Social SciencesÌýÌý
  • 1 course in Humanities/Fine ArtsÌý

AAS DegreesÌý

Students must complete a minimum of five courses from the five areas listed below, with no more than two courses from any area, totaling at least 15 credit hours.

  • English or Communication
  • MathematicsÌý
  • Natural SciencesÌý
  • Social Sciences
  • Humanities/Fine ArtsÌý

Courses taken to fulfill General Education requirements must be at the 100 level and above.Ìý

* General Education requirements for Associate in Applied Science (AAS) degrees vary by program. Certain programs, particularly Health-related and Transfer-oriented AAS degrees, may require general education coursework beyond 15-credit hours to align with programmatic goals and professional standards. Students should consult the current college catalog for detailed program-specific requirements.

Any course taken for Honors credit are also accepted.

Please see the College Catalog for a list of specific courses.

References: College Catalog