Associate in Arts, Individual Studies

Degree Objective-This degree is designed to offer students flexibility in their undergraduate courses. Students will be given the courses necessary to continue their education in a four-year degree program, but still retain the flexibility in their studies to focus on the areas that are of interest to them. Career opportunities after graduation are varied among any number of fields occupations. Academic Residency-15 semester hours. Point of Contact: eArmyU Advisor Jefferson Community College 1220 Coffeen Street Watertown, New York 13601 315-773-4535 FAX: 315-773-0079 Army DSN: 772-5477 earmyu@sunyjefferson.edu www.sunyjefferson.edu/earmyu Degree Requirements Summary Requirement SH Soc Cat. Army Mos Army School Test Home Campus General Education: Total of 48 credits of general education, select from these listed below: 48           English Select one course from the following list: 3           ENG 100 Composition 1 3   X X X X ENG 101 Research and Composition 3 EN024A X X X X ENG 218 Technical Writing 3 EN032A X X X X   Mathematics Choose one course from the following list: 3           MTH 125 Intermediate Algebra 3 MH047A X X X X MTH 129 Survey of Mathematics 3 MH051A X X X X MTH 144 Elementary Statistics 3 MH053A X X X X MTH 155 College Algebra 3 MH048A X X X X Other college level mathematics courses.     X X X     Humanities Select four courses from the following list: 12           ART 113 History of Western Art 1 3   X X X X ART 114 History of Western Art 2 3   X X X X MUS 115 Music Appreciation 1 3   X X X X ENG 102 Composition & Literature 3 EN025A X X X X ENG 185 The Novel 3   X X X X ENG 245 Native American Literature 3           FRE 121 Elementary French 1 3   X X X X FRE 122 Elementary French 2 3   X X X X SPA 121 Elementary Spanish 1 3   X X X X SPA 122 Elementary Spanish 2 3   X X X X Other courses from Art, English, Journalism, Modern Languages, Music, Philosophy, Speech/Theater Arts.     X X X     Social Science Electives Select five courses from the following list: 15           ANT 141 Instroduction to Anthropology 3   X X X X ECO 101 Macroeconomics 3 EC002A X X X X ECO 102 Microeconomics 3 EC002A X X X X HIS 111 History of Western Civilization 1 3 HI002A X X X X HIS 112 History of Western Civilization 2 3 HI002A X X X X HIS 150 American History to 1865 3 HI001A X X X X HIS 151 American History 1865 to Present 3 HI001A X X X X POL 121 Introduction to American Government 3 PO077A X X X X PSY 133 Introduction to Psychology 3 PS082A X X X X SOC 144 Introduction to Sociology 3 SO001A X X X X Other courses from Anthropology, Economics, Geography, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology.     X X X     Mathematics & Natural Science Electives 6           Select from one of the above mentioned Mathematics courses not previously counted toward this degree. 3   X X X X GEO 105 Environmental Geology 3   X X X X GEO 110 Earth Science 4   X X X X GEO 141 Astronomy 4   X X X X Other courses from Biology, Chemistry, Geology, Mathematics, Physics, Physical Science.     X X X     Liberal Arts Electives 9           Select from any of the above courses not previously counted toward this degree.     X X X X Other courses in English, Humanities, Social Sciences, Math, or Sciences not previously counted toward this degree.     X X X     Free Electives: Total of 12 credits, select from the following courses or from any other JCC courses that have not been used to satisfy another degree requirement. (See JCC website for a complete list.): 12   X X X X BUS 131 Principles of Management 3 MG001A X X X X BUS 205 International Businness 3   X X X X CIS 119 Introduction to Web Page Design 3   X X X X CRJ 208 Issues in Criminal Justice 3   X X X X ECD 101 Introduction to Early Childhood 3   X X X X Any of the previously mentioned courses not already counted toward this degree.     X X X X Any other course except Physical Education, not previously counted toward this degree.     X X X     Total Credits Required to Complete the Degree 60           Notes: An "X" in a column indicates that the Institution guarantees to accept credit from the source shown for at least part of the requirement.