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Bachelors Degree General Education Requirements

Bachelor Degrees

The following information must be used in conjunction with the requirements information under each degree.

Transfer from Associate Degree:

General Education Requirement: 36 credits

Electives: 24 credits

In compliance with Rule 6A-14.0303, General Education Core Course Options, prior to the award of a Baccalaureate degree, students must complete at least one course from each of the General Education subject areas listed in this section.

www.fldoe.org/core/fileparse.php/5444/urlt/0074884-140303.pdf.

  • Communication:
    • ENC X101 English Composition 1; or
    • Any student who successfully completes a course with and ENC prefix for which ENC X101 is an immediate prerequisite shall be considered to have completed the communication core.
  • Humanities:
    • ARH X000 Art Appreciation;
    • HUM X020 Introduction to Humanities;
    • LIT X000 Introduction to Literature;
    • MUL X010 Music Literature/Music Appreciation;
    • PHI X010 Introduction to Philosophy; or
    • THE X000 Theatre Appreciation
  • Mathematics:
    • MAC X105 College Algebra;
    • MAC X311 Calculus I;
    • MGF X106 Liberal Arts Mathematics I
    • MGF X107 Liberal Arts Mathematics II
    • STA X023 Statistical Methods; or
    • Any student who successfully completes a mathematics course for which one of the general education core courses options in mathematics is an immediate prerequisite shall be considered to have completed the mathematics core.
  • Natural Science:
    • AST X002 Descriptive Astronomy;
    • BSC X005 General Biology
    • BSC X010 General Biology I;
    • BSC X085 Anatomy and Physiology I;
    • CHM X020 Chemistry for Liberal Studies;
    • CHM X045 General Chemistry I;
    • ESC X000 Introduction to Earth Science;
    • EVR X001 Introduction to Environmental Science;
    • PHY X020 Fundamentals of Physics;
    • PHY X048 General Physics with Calculus;
    • PHY X053 General Physics I; or
    • Any student who successfully completes a natural science course for which one of the general education core course options in natural science is an immediate prerequisite shall be considered to have completed the natural science core.
  • Social Sciences:
    • AMH X020 Introduction to Survey Since 1877;
    • ANT X000 Introduction to Anthropology;
    • ECO X013 Principles of Macroeconomics;
    • POS X041 American Government;
    • PSY X012 Introduction to Psychology; or
    • SYG X000 Principles of Sociology.

 

Degree Requirements

English - 6 credits

Students must complete ENC 1101 to comply with General Education Core Course Options.
ENC 1101English Composition I

3 credits
And
ENC 1102English Composition II

3 credits
ENC 1107Advanced College Writing

3 credits
ENC 2210Technical Communications

3 credits
AML 2010American Literature to 1865

3 credits
AML 2020American Literature after 1865

3 credits
ENL 2012English Literature to 1798

3 credits
ENL 2022English Literature after 1798

3 credits
LIT 2110World Literature: Homer to the Renaissance

3 credits
LIT 2120World Literature: Enlightenment to the Present

3 credits
MMC 2100Writing for Mass Communications I

3 credits

In each of the above courses, students will demonstrate college-level writing skills through multiple assignments and complete each course with a grade of C or higher.

Humanities - 6 credits

Students must complete at least one course from ARH 1000, HUM 1020, LIT 1000, MUL 2010, PHI 1010, THE 1000 to comply with General Education Core Course Options. 
AML 2010American Literature to 1865

3 credits
AML 2020American Literature after 1865

3 credits
ARC 1701Architectural History I

3 credits
ARH 1000Art Appreciation

3 credits
ARH 2050History of Art (Prehistoric - Gothic)

3 credits
ARH 2051History of Art (Renaissance through Modern)

3 credits
ENC 1102English Composition II

3 credits
ENG 1123History of Film I

3 credits
ENG 1124History of Film II

3 credits
ENL 2012English Literature to 1798

3 credits
ENL 2022English Literature after 1798

3 credits
ENL 2330Introduction to Shakespeare

3 credits
HUM 1020Introduction to Humanities

3 credits
HUM 1233Humanities Literature: Baroque to Present

3 credits
HUM 1541Humanities Literature: Ancient to Renaissance

3 credits
HUM 2512Humanities: Fine Arts

3 credits
IDS 1110The Pursuit of Knowledge

3 credits
IDS 1955Interdisciplinary Study Abroad

3 credits
LIT 1000Introduction to Literature

3 credits
LIT 2110World Literature: Homer to the Renaissance

3 credits
LIT 2120World Literature: Enlightenment to the Present

3 credits
MMC 2100Writing for Mass Communications I

3 credits
MUL 2010Survey of Music Literature

3 credits
MUL 2012Survey of Music Literature - Musical Theater

3 credits
MUY 2100Humanities: Music and Music Therapy

3 credits
PHI 1002Philosophical Practice

3 credits
PHI 1010Introduction to Philosophy

3 credits
PHI 1103Critical and Creative Thinking

3 credits
PHI 1113Reason and Emotion

3 credits
PHI 1401Science and Society

3 credits
PHI 1624Philosophy and Popular Culture

3 credits
PHI 1635Ethical Issues in Health Care

3 credits
PHI 1801Philosophy of Art

3 credits
PHI 2100Introduction to Logic

3 credits
PHI 2620Environmental Ethics

3 credits
PHI 2630Introduction to Ethics

3 credits
PHP 1791Existentialism

3 credits
REL 1121Religion and American Public Life

3 credits
REL 1300Introduction to World Religions

3 credits
THE 1000Introduction to Theatre (Drama)

3 credits
THE 2300Survey of Dramatic Literature

3 credits

In each of the above courses, students will demonstrate college-level writing skills through multiple assignments and complete each course with a grade of C or higher.

Mathematics - 6 credits

Students must complete at least one course from MAC 1105, MAC 2311, MGF 2106, MGF 2107, STA 2023 to comply with General Education Core Course Options.
MAC 1105College Algebra

3 credits
MAC 1114Plane Trigonometry

3 credits
MAC 1140Precalculus Algebra

3 credits
MAC 1147Precalculus/Trigonometry

5 credits
MAC 2233Business Calculus I

3 credits
MAC 2311Calculus I with Analytic Geometry

5 credits
MAD 2104Discrete Mathematics

3 credits
MAP 2302Differential Equations

3 credits
MGF 2106Survey in Mathematics

3 credits
MGF 2107Explorations in Mathematics

3 credits
MTG 2204Elementary Geometry

3 credits
STA 2023Elementary Statistics I

3 credits
Students must complete each course with a grade of C or higher.

Science - 6 credits

Students must complete at least one course from AST 1002, BSC 1005, BSC 2010, BSC 2085, CHM 1020, CHM 1045, ESC 1000, EVR 1001, PHY 1020, PHY 2048, PHY 2053 to comply with General Education Core Course Options. IRSC does not offer BSC 2085, ESC 1000 or EVR 1001, but does accept these courses as Natural Science General Education.
AST 1002General Astronomy

3 credits
AST 1002LGeneral Astronomy Laboratory

1 credit
BSC 1005Life Science

3 credits
BSC 1005LLife Science Lab

1 credit
BSC 1084Survey of the Human Body

4 credits
BSC 2010General Biology I

3 credits
BSC 2010LGeneral Biology I Lab

1 credit
BSC 2011General Biology II

3 credits
BSC 2011LGeneral Biology II Lab

1 credit
BSC 2093Anatomy and Physiology I

3 credits
BSC 2093LAnatomy and Physiology I Lab

1 credit
BSC 2094Anatomy and Physiology II

3 credits
BSC 2094LAnatomy and Physiology II Lab

1 credit
CHM 1020Introduction to Chemistry

3 credits
CHM 1045General Chemistry I

3 credits
CHM 1045LGeneral Chemistry I Lab

1 credit
CHM 1046General Chemistry II

3 credits
CHM 1046LGeneral Chemistry II Lab

1 credit
CHM 2210Organic Chemistry I

3 credits
CHM 2210LOrganic Chemistry I Lab

1 credit
CHM 2211Organic Chemistry II

3 credits
CHM 2211LOrganic Chemistry II Lab

1 credit
GLY 1010Introduction to Geology

3 credits
MET 1001Weather and Climate

3 credits
OCB 1000Introduction to Marine Biology

3 credits
OCB 1000LIntroduction to Marine Biology Lab

1 credit
OCB 1630Marine Ecology

3 credits
OCB 1630LMarine Ecology Lab

1 credit
OCB 2010Marine Biology

3 credits
OCE 2001Introduction to Oceanography

3 credits
OCE 2001LOceanography Lab

1 credit
PCB 1030Introduction to Ecology

3 credits
PHY 1020Principles of Physics

3 credits
PHY 2048Physics with Calculus I

3 credits
PHY 2048LPhysics with Calculus I Lab

1 credit
PHY 2049Physics with Calculus II

3 credits
PHY 2049LPhysics with Calculus II Lab

1 credit
PHY 2053College Physics I

3 credits
PHY 2053LCollege Physics I Lab

1 credit
PHY 2054College Physics II

3 credits
PHY 2054LCollege Physics II Lab

1 credit
PSC 1121Survey of Physical Science

3 credits

Consult Enrollment and Student Services about specific science requirements for major and for university transfer.

Social Science - 12 credits

Students must complete at least one course from the AMH 2020, ANT 1000, ECO 2013, POS 1041, PSY 2012, SYG 2000 to comply with General Education Core Course Options. IRSC does not offer ANT 1000, but does accept the course as Social Science General Education.

Students must take 6 credits from the following:

AMH 2010American History: Discovery through Reconstruction

3 credits
AMH 2020American History: Reconstruction to the Present

3 credits
EUH 2000Western Civilization: Origins to 1485

3 credits
EUH 2001Western Civilization: 1485 to 1815

3 credits
EUH 2002Western Civilization: 1815 to the Present

3 credits
WOH 2012World History to 1500

3 credits
WOH 2022World History Since 1500

3 credits
WOH 2040World in the 20th Century

3 credits

 

Social Science

Students must take 6 credits from the following:
ANT 2140Anthropology and Human Origins

3 credits
ANT 2149Archaeology in Popular Culture

3 credits
ANT 2410Introduction to Cultural Anthropology and Linguistics

3 credits
CPO 2002Comparative Politics

3 credits
DEP 2004Human Development

3 credits
ECO 2013Principles of Economics Macro

3 credits
ECO 2023Principles of Economics Micro

3 credits
GEA 2000World Regional Geography

3 credits
INR 2002Introduction to International Relations

3 credits
INR 2500Model United Nations

3 credits
POS 1041American Government

3 credits
PSY 2012Introduction to Psychology

3 credits
SPC 1017Fundamentals of Speech Communication

3 credits
SYG 1361Sociology of Death

3 credits
SYG 2000Introduction to Sociology

3 credits
SYG 2010Social Problems

3 credits

A series of college developmental reading courses will be required of all students who test into college developmental level reading.