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The public health AA pathway is for students interested in earning Bachelor's degrees in public health or related fields. This program provides a broad-level understanding of the goals and challenges of public administration and the relationship of these to more specialized aspects of planning, organization, management, and analysis in the public sector at the national, state, and local levels.
Please note only 60 of these credits are needed for AA degree completion. For each pathway, IDS 2891 is a degree requirement, and for most of the pathways, SLS 1106 is required for first-time-in-college students. CGS 2100 may be able to be tested out for no credit. Consult an academic advisor with questions related to pathways and course planning.
YEAR I – First Semester
†ENC 1101 English Composition I - 3 cr.
†HSC 2100 Health Education - 3 cr.
PHC 2100 Introduction to Public Health - 3 cr.
†SLS 1106 First Year Experience Orientation- 3 cr.
MGF 1130 Mathematical Thinking - 3 cr.
YEAR I – Second Semester
†ENC 1102 English Composition II - 3 cr.
†HSC 1531 Medical Terminology - 3 cr.
†HSC 2130 Sex, Health and Decision Making - 3 cr.
Biological Science General Education CORE - 3-4 cr.
†Humanities General Education CORE - 3 cr.
YEAR I – Third Semester
†AMH 2010 Early American History or †AMH 2020, Modern American History or †POS 2041, American Government - 3 cr.
†PSY 2012 General Psychology - 3 cr.
YEAR II – First Semester
†CGS 2100 Computer Information Technology and Literacy - 3 cr.
HSC 2017 Careers in Public Health - 3 cr.
PHC 2321 Environmental Concepts in Public Health - 3 cr.
*†STA 2023 Elementary Statistics - 3 cr.
YEAR II – Second Semester
†HSA 2117 Health Care Delivery - 3 cr.
†PHC 2040 Foundations in Epidemiology - 3 cr.
†PHI 1600 Ethics - 3 cr.
Physical Science General Education - 3-4 cr.
YEAR II – Third Semester
†IDS 2891 Connections - 1 cr.
†SPC 1608 Public Speaking - 3 cr.
Behavioral Science/History/Economics General Education - 3 cr.
†Courses symbolized by a dagger (†) are offered online in addition to the traditional delivery method. Online availability may vary by academic term.