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Phone: 607.844.6580

607.844.6580
admissions@TC3.edu


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Liberal Arts and Sciences – General Studies

(HEGIS: 5649)

A.S. Degree, Certificate

Exploratory Studies Sequence

This program is designed for students who intend to pursue a bachelor’s degree, but are unsure about their career and transfer plans. As such, the program aims to develop students’ college-level communication and critical-thinking skills, present a broad understanding of the liberal arts and sciences to heighten global awareness, provide opportunities for the student to develop creative capacities, and to allow for the exploration of education and career options.

In the first semester, all Exploratory Studies Sequence majors complete FSS 131 Self and World. This course is designed to introduce students to the intellectual, social, and practical aspect of college life. Working within a diverse community of learners, students will explore how their lives shape and are shaped by the complex world in which they live.

Individual Studies Sequence

This program is designed with flexibility to meet the needs of a variety of students:

  • those who have specific transfer plans including a four-year college and degree
  • those interested in pursuing a teacher education degree
  • those who need to complete prerequisites for the nursing program
  • those who have a field of interest but are unsure of transfer plans
  • those who have a significant number of college credits and would like to complete an associate degree

Program Requirements

(for those matriculating in 2013-2014)

Degree(s)

A.S.

Sequence

Program Information

Transfer Options

Recent transfer institutions include:

For specific transfer information, contact the Counseling, Career, and Transfer Services office.

Program Chair

Jeanne Cameron
Professor (Sociology)
E-mail