Natural Sciences

 To meet Natural Sciences general education requirements in A.A.S. and certificate programs, effective Fall 2015, select from these approved courses:

• BIOL 101 - Principles of Biological Science (and Lab)
• BIOL 103 - Human Biology (and Lab)
• BIOL 115 - General Biology 1 (and Lab)
• BIOL 117 - General Biology 2 (and Lab)
• BIOL 121 - Anatomy and Physiology 1 (and Lab)
• BIOL 123 - Anatomy and Physiology 2 (and Lab)
• BIOL 140 - Evolution and Ecology
• BIOL 143 - Environmental Science
• BIOL 155 - Environmental Studies
• BIOL 159 - Problems in Pollution
• BIOL 203 - Basic Microbiology (and Lab)
• CHEM 107 - Inorganic Chemistry 1 (and Lab)
• CHEM 111 - Inorganic Chemistry 2 (and Lab)
• CHEM 113 - Principles of Inorganic Chemistry (and Lab)
• CHEM 117 - Principles of Organic Chemistry (and Lab)
• CHEM 201 - Organic Chemistry 1 (and Lab)
• CHEM 205 - Organic Chemistry 2 (and Lab)
• PHYSC 111 - College Physics 1 (plus required lab and workshop)
• PHYSC 112 - College Physics 2 (plus required lab and workshop)
• PHYSC 120 - Physical Science Explorations
• PHYSC 121 - Engineering Physics 1 (and Lab)
• PHYSC 122 - Engineering Physics 2 (and Lab)
• PHYSC 129 - Introduction to Oceanography (and Lab)
• PHYSC 143 - Earth Science (and Lab)
• PHYSC 143H - Earth Science - Honors (and Lab)
• PHYSC 145 - Weather and Forecasting (and Lab)
• PHYSC 151 - Astronomy (and Lab)
• PHYSC 162 - Climate Change and Our Future
• PHYSC 165 - Principles of Energy
• PHYSC 167 - The Solar System - Lecture
• PHYSC 168 - The Solar System Lab
• PHYSC 292 - Physical Geography (and Lab) *

Additional Information

Courses in Multiple General Education Categories

In some cases, a course may fulfill more than one General Education category. In such cases, students may use the course to fulfill each of the categories, however, they will only earn the credits for the course. The student must still complete the total number of General Education credits required for their degree.

View all general education course options.