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Jan 30, 2025
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2021-2022 Credit Course Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Art History, AA
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First Sample Semester: 16 Credit Hours
Second Sample Semester: 15 Credit Hours
Third Sample Semester: 15 Credit Hours
Fourth Sample Semester: 15 Credit Hours
- Select an Elective 3 Credits
- Select an Elective 3 Credits
- Select an Elective 3 Credits
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Associate in Arts (AA) Degree
IAI GENERAL EDUCATION CORE
AA Curriculum: BAC 040
Communications (C): 9 Credit Hours
3 courses
A grade of C or higher is required for ENG 151 and ENG 152 .
Humanities (H) and Fine Arts (F): 9 Credit Hours
3 courses with at least 1 course from the Humanities and 1 course from the Fine Arts
Social and Behavioral Sciences (S): 9 Credit Hours
3 courses from at least 2 different departments
IAI Social and Behavioral Sciences
Physical (P) and Life (L) Sciences: 7-8 Credit Hours Must include at least 1 lab (See lab note)
2 courses-1 course from Physical Sciences and 1 from Life Sciences
Lab Note: The IAI code with an L at the end indicates lab (e.g., P1 903L).
Note:
Only one of the following courses can apply toward degree requirements:
IAI Life Sciences
Note: GEG 220 and GEG 221 were IAI Life Science course options prior to Summer 2016. If GEG 220 /GEG 221 or GEG 220 were completed prior to Summer 2016 (with L1 905L or L1 905 IAI codes), they can satisfy the IAI Life Science requirement in this catalog.
Mathematics (M): 3 Credit Hours
1 course
Note:
Only one of the following courses can apply toward degree requirements:
Total IAI General Education Core: 37 Credit Hours
ADDITIONAL DEGREE REQUIREMENTS
Diversity/Multicultural Studies (IS): Required
2 courses
Two courses are required. Courses that fulfill this requirement may be used to fulfill credits in Humanities/Fine Arts, Social/Behavioral Sciences, or Electives. See chart that follows for complete list of Diversity/Multicultural Studies course options and how they can apply as credits toward degree requirements (♦).
Electives: Approx. 23 credits Total elective credits vary
Number of courses vary
Note: Total number of elective credits must complete 60-credit-hour degree requirement.
Select elective coursework that is transferable and applicable toward intended major at your transfer college/university. It is your responsibility to work closely with an MCC academic advisor to select appropriate coursework. Courses may be selected from the following:
- those listed in MCC’s academic catalog with descriptions indicating 1.1 or 1.2 Articulated
- other categories on this AA degree planning sheet
- the Diversity/Multicultural options listed below
(See Degree Notes for pairs of courses in which both courses cannot count toward degree requirements.)
Total Degree Credits: 60 Credit Hours
Diversity/Multicultural Studies Course Options:
Diversity/Multicultural Studies explores the dynamics of difference in our global and local societies. In an effort to encourage global citizenship, students will think critically about cultural, historical, and political intersections that prompt or prevent equality and justice.
Humanities, Fine Arts or Electives
Credit for these courses may count toward Humanities, Fine Arts or Electives
Social and Behavioral Sciences or Electives
Credit for these courses may count toward Social and Behavioral Sciences or Electives
Electives
Credit for these courses may count toward Electives
Other Graduation Requirements: Associate in Arts Degree (AA)
- Minimum of 60 credit hours
- 2.0 minimum cumulative GPA at MCC on completion of program
- 15 semester hours taken at MCC
- Completion of graduation application
- Completion of E-Portfolio end-of-program assessment
Degree Notes:
- The following pairs of courses have similar course content. Only one course from each pair can be used to satisfy degree requirements: EAS 101 or EAS 120 or EAS 171; EAS 101 or EAS 170 or GEL 105 ; EAS 101 or EAS 172 or EAS 180 ; MAT 120 or MAT 220 ; MAT 161 or MAT 165 ; MAT 171 or MAT 175
- No single course can be used to meet two different requirements (exception-Diversity/Multicultural Studies requirement).
- Acceptance of a D grade and non-traditional credit (CLEP, AP, DANTES, military service, proficiency exam) varies from institution to institution.
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