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General Education Requirements - Bachelor's degrees
Amberton University's Bachelor degrees contain 45 credit hours of General Education courses. These courses are designed to provide the student with a solid learning foundation to prepare them for completing upper level courses in the selected field of study.
Subject | Course | Credit Hours |
---|---|---|
Behavioral Science | PSY3735 | 3 hours |
Communication (must include oral communication skills | COM3401 or COM4405 | 3 hours |
Computer Concepts | MSI2110 | 3 hours |
Critical Thinking | MGT4720 | 3 hours |
English | ENG1001, ENG1002 plus 6 hours of writing | 12 hours |
Six hours of writing selected from: | ||
COM3461 3 hours | ||
COM4441 3 hours | ||
ENG2006 3 hours | ||
History/Government | HIS1011 and HIS1012 | 6 hours |
Humanities | HUM1015 | 3 hours |
Mathematics | see below requirements | 3 hours |
Natural Sciences | SCI1026 and SCI1027 | 6 hours |
Religion | REL2000/3000 level course | 3 hours |
Total 45 hours
Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science Math Requirements – Mathematics (MAT1016 or equivalent)
Bachelor of Business Administration Math Requirements – Mathematics (MAT1024 or equivalent)
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For Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science degrees, students are required to complete a Mathematics course (MAT1016 or equivalent) as part of their general education requirements. This course is designed to provide students with a solid foundation in mathematical concepts and problem-solving skills. Similarly, Bachelor of Business Administration students must complete a Mathematics course (MAT1024 or equivalent) to meet their degree requirements.
In addition to completing a Communication course that includes oral communication skills (COM3401 or COM4405), students are also required to take six hours of writing. This Writing requirement can be fulfilled by taking courses such as COM3461, COM4441, or ENG2006. These courses are intended to help students develop effective written communication skills that are essential for success in their academic and professional careers.