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2008 College Catalog


Associate in Arts

Environmental Studies Concentration


Students should refer to Degree Requirements for the general education requirements. 
A candidate for the Environmental Studies concentration might select a schedule similar to this: 

Course #Course TitleCreditsPrerequisites
First Semester

ENL101

English Composition I3Appropriate score on the Computerized Placement Test or grade of C or better in ENL050 or ESL201
BIO101Concepts in Biology I4MAT030 or satisfactory basic skills assessment score
 Mathematics*3/4 
ENV101Survey of Environmental Technology3 
CHM101General Chemistry I4MAT040 or or satisfactory basic skills assessment scores
Second Semester
BIO102 Concepts in Biology II4A grade of C or higher in BIO101
ENL102 English Composition II3ENL101
CHM102General Chemistry II4CHM101
COM103 Human Communication3ENL010 or ESL102 or satisfactory basic skills assessment score
 Behavioral Science3 
Third Semester
 Language Arts3 
 Social Science3 
CHM201Organic Chemistry I5CHM102
 Mathematics*3/4 
 Environmental elective**3 
Fourth Semester
 Fine and Performing Arts3 
 Behavioral Science (or) Social Science3 
CHM202Organic Chemistry II5CHM201
 Environmental elective**3 
 Fine and Performing Arts (or) Language Arts 3 
ENV260Internship (optional)***3Permission of the instructor
Total Credits: 71/73 
The Associate in Arts degree does not indicate a specialized degree in a concentration.

Overview

Students who aim toward a four-year undergraduate program in Environmental Studies can undertake the first two years at the College. In addition to the natural science and mathematical courses, students will be able to choose from a variety of environmental electives. The Environmental Studies concentration fulfills all of the requirements of the Commonwealth Transfer Compact. In addition, the College has established articulation agreements with the Massachusetts Maritime Academy Marine Safety and Environmental Protection Program and the Environmental Engineering Program at the University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth. Additional articulation agreements are being developed with other state and private institutions. Consult your advisor concerning the details of these articulation agreements.

Career Outlook

This option provides students with a sound basis for further study in environmental engineering, environmental studies, natural resources management, environmental education, and environmental management.

Program Outcomes

Upon completion of the Environmental Studies concentration, students shall be able to:

  • Communicate and discuss current issues in environmental science.
  • Have the demonstrated ability for further study in environmental engineering, environmetal studies, natural resources management, environmental education, and environmental management.

 

* Mathematics courses chosen from among: MAT150, MAT171, MAT190, MAT240.
** Environmental electives should be carefully chosen from the list of Environmental Technology courses listed in the Course Description section.
*** To be taken during the summer or during the third or fourth semester.

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