Associate of Science

Associate of Science and Associate of Arts degree programs are transfer degrees, and are designed for students who intend to continue their educations after LCCC. Associate of Arts and Associate of Science degrees do not have specific majors, but can be tailored to apply toward a number of different majors at the bachelor's degree level at the LCCC University Partnership and other universities.

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Universal Graduation Requirement (One (1) semester hour)
SDEV 101	College 101	1
English Composition (Six (6) semester hours)
ENGL 161	College Composition I	3
ENGL 162	College Composition II >	3
ENGL 163	College Composition II/Special Topics >	3
Social Sciences (Six (6) semester hours, representing two different disciplines)
ARTS 254	History of American Architecture *	3
ECNM 151	Macroeconomics	3
ECNM 152	Microeconomics	3
GPHY 151	Human Geography	3
GPHY 152	Geography of the United States and Canada	3
HSTR 151	Civilization I *	3
HSTR 152	Civilization II *	3
HSTR 161	United States I	3
HSTR 162	United States II	3
HSTR 171	Twentieth Century	3
HSTR 252	Women in World History	3
HSTR 267	African-American Heritage *	3
HSTR 268	Civilization of East Asia *	3
HSTR 269	Civilization of South Asia *	3
HUMS 161	Introduction to American Studies: Ohio and Western Reserve *	3
PLSC 151	Comparative Politics	3
PLSC 155	State and Local Government	3
PLSC 156	American National Government	3
PLSC 157	Contemporary World Problems	3
PSYH 151	Introduction to Psychology	3
PSYH 251	Human Growth and Development >	3
PSYH 253	Child Development >	3
PSYH 254	Adolescent Development >	3
PSYH 255	Adulthood and Aging >	2
PSYH 257	Abnormal Psychology >	3
PSYH 261	Social Psychology >	3
PSYH 263	Personality Theories >	3
PSYH 273	Industrial/Organizational Psychology	3
PSYH 275	Psychology of Gender	3
SOCY 151	Introduction to Sociology	3
SOCY 161	Introduction to Cultural Anthropology	3
SOCY 255	Family >	3
SOCY 256	Social Problems >	3
SOCY 265	Death and Dying >	2
SOCY 276	Race and Ethnicity >	3
Arts and Humanities (Six (6) semester hours, representing two different disciplines)
ARTS 243	Art History I	3
ARTS 244	Art History II	3
ARTS 245	World Art	3
ARTS 246	History of Photography	3
ARTS 254	History of American Architecture *	3
ENGL 251	American Literature I >	3
ENGL 252	American Literature II >	3
ENGL 253	Introduction to World Literature >	3
ENGL 254	Intro to Hispanic Literature in Translation >	3
ENGL 255	Introduction to Fiction >	3
ENGL 257	Introduction to Poetry >	3
ENGL 259	Introduction to Drama >	3
ENGL 261	Masterpieces of British Literature I >	3
ENGL 262	Masterpieces of British Literature II >	3
ENGL 265	Detective Fiction >	3
ENGL 266	African-American Literature >	3
ENGL 267	Children's Literature >	3
ENGL 269	Introduction to Shakespeare >	3
HSTR 151	Civilization I *	3
HSTR 152	Civilization II *	3
HSTR 267	African-American Heritage *	3
HSTR 268	Civilization of East Asia *	3
HSTR 269	Civilization of South Asia *	3
HUMS 151	Introduction to Humanities	3
HUMS 161	Introduction to American Studies: Ohio and Western Reserve *	3
HUMS 261	Introduction to Great Books: Ancient World to the Renaissance	3
HUMS 262	Introduction to Great Books: Early Modern to the 20th Century	3
HUMS 263	Introduction to Folklore >	3
HUMS 271	Introduction to Mythology	3
HUMS 274	Film Appreciation	3
HUMS 281	Introduction to American Cinema	3
MUSC 261	Music Appreciation	3
MUSC 262	Music as a World Phenomenon	3
PHLY 151	Introduction to Philosophy	3
PHLY 161	Introduction to Ethics	3
PHLY 165	Bioethics	3
PHLY 171	Introduction to Logic	3
PHLY 174	Critical Thinking	3
PHLY 262	Introduction to Eastern Philosophy	3
PHLY 271	Social and Political Philosophy	3
PHLY 281	Philosophy of Religion	3
RELG 181	Introduction to World Religions	3
RELG 251	Exploring the Bible >	3
RELG 261	Religion in America >	3
RELG 262	Introduction to Eastern Philosophy	3
RELG 281	Philosophy of Religion	3
SPNH 254	Intro to Hispanic Literature >	3
THTR 151	Introduction to Theater	3
THTR 185	Theater History	3
Mathematics and Science (Three (3) semester hours in mathematics and six (6) semester hours in science -- one of which must be a lab (L) science from those listed below)
ASTY 151	Stars, Galaxies and Cosmology (L)	4
BIOG 121	Anatomy and Physiology I (L)	4
BIOG 122	Anatomy and Physiology II (L) >	4
BIOG 151	General Biology (L)	4
BIOG 152	Human Biology (L)	4
BIOG 155	Introduction to Ecology	2
BIOG 159	Aquatic Life (L)	3
BIOG 161	Principles of Biology I (L)	4
BIOG 162	Principles of Biology II (L)	4
BIOG 163	The Microbial World (L)	4
BIOG 251	General Microbiology (L) >	4
BIOG 260	Botany (L) >	4
BIOG 268	Clinical Nutrition >	3
BIOG 275	Genetics >	4
CHMY 155	Chemistry and Society >	3
CHMY 161	General, Organic and Biochemistry I (L) >	4
CHMY 162	General, Organic and Biochemistry II (L) >	4
CHMY 171	General Chemistry I (L) >	5
CHMY 172	General Chemistry II (L) >	5
CHMY 271	Organic Chemistry I (L) >	5
CHMY 272	Organic Chemistry II (L) >	5
MTHM 151	College Mathematics >	3
MTHM 152	Business Calculus >	4
MTHM 162	Mathematics for Elementary Teachers II >	3
MTHM 168	Statistics >	3
MTHM 171	College Algebra >	4
MTHM 172	Precalculus >	3
MTHM 175	College Algebra and Precalculus >	5
MTHM 181	Calculus I >	5
MTHM 182	Calculus II >	5
MTHM 270	Discrete Mathematics >	3
MTHM 280	Linear Algebra >	4
MTHM 281	Multivariable Calculus >	4
MTHM 283	Differential Equations >	3
PHYC 151	General Physics I (L) >	5
PHYC 152	General Physics II (L) >	5
PHYC 251	College Physics I (L) >	5
PHYC 252	College Physics II (L) >	5
PSSC 153	Physical Science (L) >	4
PSSC 156	Physical Geology (L)	4
PSSC 161	Earth Science	3
Total Credit Hours: 62 +

Two year-long sequences (DO NOT have to be in the same discipline) selected from those listed below. These sequences may be part of the Mathematics and Science divisional requirements or may be taken as additional coursework.

BIOG 121 and 122
BIOG 161 and 162 >
CHMY 161 and 162 >
CHMY 171 and 172 >
CHMY 271 and 272 >
MTHM 181 and 182 >
MTHM 280, 281 and 283 >
PHYC 151 and 152 >
PHYC 251 and 252 >

OR a customized sequence approved by the Science and Mathematics Division.

Completion of the above requirements (excluding SDEV 101) may exceed the 40 credit hours required to complete the AS degree requirements; otherwise, the student must select from the above list (excluding SDEV 101) additional courses to complete a total of 39-40 credit hours. LCCC students must complete a minimum of 62 credit hours to complete the AS degree. Therefore, a student may earn the AS degree by completeing the above requirements, SDEV 101 for 1 credit hour, and additional elective hours from these or any other courses. Completion of these requirements includes the State Transfer Module. Choices within these ranges will require careful academic planning and advice. Students should seek assistance from a counselor or advisor before proceeding.

* Courses may be counted as either Social Science or Arts and Humanities, but may not be counted twice.
> Indicates that this course has a prerequisite.

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