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Concurrent Courses

Below are the concurrent courses that were offered in the 23-24 school year at each of our partner high schools. 

For more details on each course, including a full description of learning outcomes and pre-requisite information, please visit our Course Descriptions page.

    • CAOR 1102 – Career Exploration

    • MATH 1114 – Foundations of Education

    • BIOL 1100 – Unifying Concepts in Biology
    • ENGL 1121- College Writing & Critical Reading
    • ENGL 2202 – Introduction to Literary Studies
    • ENGL 2208 – Poetry
    • MATH 1114 – Introduction to Statistics
    • MATH 1200 – College Algebra I
    • MATH 1201 – College Algebra II & Trig
    • MATH 1400 – Calculus I
    • CMST 2215 - Public Speaking
    • HIST 1111 – Modern World Civilizations I
    • HIST 1121 – Modern World Civilizations II
    • HIST 2211 - US History I
    • HIST 2221 - US History II

    • EDUC 2001 – Foundations of Education

    • ART 1100 – Introduction to Art
    • BIOL 1103 – Environmental Science Lecture
    • BIOL 1133 – Environmental Science Lab
    • ENGL 1121 – College Writing & Critical Reading
    • MATH 1200 – College Algebra I

    • ENGL 1121 - College Writing and Critical Reading
    • MATH 1114 – Introduction to Statistics
    • MATH 1200 - College Algebra I

    • ART 1100 – Introduction to Art
    • ASL 1102 – American Sign Language & Culture II
    • BIOL 1100 – Unifying Concepts in Biology
    • BIOL 1103 – Environmental Science Lecture
    • BIOL 1133 Environmental Science Lab
    • CHEM 1020 – Interpretive Chemistry
    • CMST 2220 – Interpersonal Communication
    • ENGL 1121 – College Writing & Critical Reading
    • ENGL 2204 – Short Stories
    • HIST 2280- History of Immigration and Ethnicity in the US
    • HPER 1110 – Personal and Community Health
    • MATH 1200 – College Algebra I
    • MUSC 1109 - Singing 101
    • PHYS 1317 – General Physics I

    • EDUC 2001 - Foundations of Education
    • HPER 1205 - Introduction to Exercise Science

    • ART 1100 – Introduction to Art
    • ASL 1102 - American Sign Language and Culture II
    • BIOL 1100 – Unifying Concepts in Biology
    • BIOL 1103 – Environmental Science Lecture
    • BIOL 1133 Environmental Science Lab
    • CHEM 1020 – Interpretive Chemistry
    • CMST 2220 – Interpersonal Communication
    • ENGL 1121 – College Writing & Critical Reading
    • ENGL 2204 – Short Stories
    • HIST 2280 - History of Immigration and Ethnicity in the US
    • MATH 1200 – College Algebra I

    • CHEM 1020 – Interpretive Chemistry
    • CMST 1110 – Introduction to Communication
    • ENGL 1121 – College Writing & Critical Reading
    • HIST 2211 - US History I
    • HIST 2221 – US History II
    • MATH 1114 - Introduction to Statistics
    • MATH 1200 – College Algebra I
    • MATH 1201 – College Algebra II and Trig
    • MATH 1400 - Calculus I
    • PSYC 1110 – General Psychology

    • ENGL 1121 – College Writing and Critical Reading
    • HIST 1111 – Modern World Civilizations I
    • HIST 1141 – Ancient and Medieval History
    • POLS 1111 – American Government & Politics

    • MATH 1200 – College Algebra I

    • BIOL 1100 – Unifying Concepts in Biology
    • ENGL 1121 – College Writing & Critical Reading
    • POLS 1111 – American Government & Politics
    • PSYC 1110 – General Psychology

    • HIST 1111 – Modern World Civilizations I
    • HIST 1141 – Ancient & Medieval World History

    • ART 1155 – Digital Photography I
    • BIOL 1103 – Environmental Science Lecture
    • BIOL 1133 – Environmental Science Lab
    • CNET 1100 – Introduction to Information Technology
    • ENGL 1121 – College Writing & Critical Reading
    • ENGL 2202 – Introduction to Literary Studies
    • HIST 1111 – Modern World Civilization I
    • HIST 1121 – Modern World Civilizations II
    • HIST 2211 – US History I
    • HIST 2221 – US History II
    • HPER 1120 – Wellness for Life
    • HPER 1120L – Wellness for Life Lab - Fitness Walking
    • MATH 1114 – Introduction to Statistics
    • MATH 1200 – College Algebra I
    • MATH 1201 – College Algebra II & Trig
    • MATH 1400 – Calculus I 

    • CMST 1110 – Introduction to Communication
    • ENGL 1121 – College Writing & Critical Reading
    • HPER 1120 – Wellness for Life Lecture
    • HPER 1120L Wellness for Life Lab - Aerobic Fitness
    • MATH 1200 – College Algebra I
    • MATH 1210 – Pre Calculus
    • HIST 1111 – Modern World Civilizations I
    • HPER 1205 – Introduction to Exercise Science
    • HUM 1103 – Introduction to Film Studies
    • PHYS 1317 – General Physics I

    • EDUC 2001 – Foundations of Education
    • ENGL 1121 – College Writing and Critical Reading
    • INTS 1000 – First Year Experience

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