Business
Communications
Mathematics
Military Science
Sciences
Social Science
Technical Foundations
Technical Literacy

The fundamental purpose of general education is the development and integration of every student’s knowledge, skills, attitudes, and experiences. It is one of the best means for achieving the ability to engage effectively in critical thinking and problem solving needed in the work place and beyond.  The required general education courses assure that students have a sound base in oral and written communications, mathematics, the sciences, and computing skills.

Degree-seeking students take a basic general education core of 19 semester credit hours.

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