Undergraduate programs require learners to complete a specified number of General Education credits, ensuring they acquire a well-rounded foundation in writing, math, science, and social sciences. These courses equip learners with essential core skills and competencies necessary for success in their chosen professions. By exposing learners to a broad range of perspectives, these courses foster the ability to approach problems from multiple angles, develop potential solutions, and enhance communication and problem-solving abilities. The General Education curriculum includes the following key areas:
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Written and Oral Communication
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Natural and Physical Sciences
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Scientific and Quantitative Reasoning
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Social and Behavioral Sciences
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Humanities and Fine Arts