These courses emphasize an appreciation and understanding of how members of diverse societies operate or have operated as individuals and social groups.
These courses emphasize an appreciation and understanding of how members of diverse
societies operate or have operated as individuals and social groups. Courses in the
social and behavioral sciences will help students to develop an awareness of methods
of inquiry and stimulate critical thinking about the ways in which people act and
interact within social and cultural contexts. Students will study the perspectives,
concepts, principles, theories, and methodologies of disciplines within social and
behavioral sciences. Students transferring to a four-year university will have a basic
foundation for further studies in areas such as American studies, anthropology, criminal
justice, child development, economics, geography, history, political science, psychology,
or sociology. This emphasis may be useful for students interested in possible career
paths in education, history, social work, public administration, public service agencies,
library science, economics, or social policy.
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