Austin Community College

FY 2001 Degree Plan

The Associate of Arts degree in Anthropology provides students with the first two years of coursework towards a Bachelor of Arts degree in anthropology, preparing them for transfer to an institution that grants a baccalaureate degree. This degree plan offers a broad background of liberal arts courses transferable to a four year institution, focusing on the cultural and biological diversity of the human species.

Students who plan to transfer to an institution that grants a baccalaureate degree to continue their study of anthropology should refer to the catalog of that institution for their degree requirements and consult with an ACC instructor of anthropology.

Semester I

+	ENGL	1301	1,3,4,5	English Composition I	3
	HIST			U.S. History	3
	FRLG			Foreign Language I1	5
	ANTH			Anthropology	3-4
	SPCH			Oral Communications2	3
					------- 17-18

Semester II

	ENGL	1302	1,3,4,5	English Composition II	3
	HIST			U.S. History	3
				Foreign Language II1	5
	MATH			Mathematics3	3
	ANTH			Anthropology	3-4
					------- 17-18

Semester III

	ANTH			Anthropology	3-4
	GOVE			Texas Government	3
				Natural Science4	3
				Humanities/Fine Arts5	3
				Restricted Elective6	3
					------- 15-16

Semester IV

				Social Science7	3
	GOVE			United States Government	3
				Restricted Elective8	3
				Electives9	6
					------- 15
				TOTALS	------- 64-67

+ Prerequisites: See Course Descriptions
¹ All hours must be in the same language.
² Please select from the Oral Communications section of the General Education Course list.
³ MATH 1342, MATH 1324, MATH 1314, or higher on the Core Curriculum Course List
⁴ Please select from the Natural Science section of the Core Curriculum Course list.
⁵ Please select from the Visual and Performing Arts section of the Core Curriculum Course list.
⁶ Choose from the following: FREN 2311, GERM 2311, JAPN 2311, LATI 2311, RUSS 2311, SPAN 2311, COSC 1300, COSC 1315, ITSE 1331, ITSC 1325. Students are also encouraged to choose from the Natural Sciences section of the Core Curriculum list.
⁷ Please choose from Psychology, Sociology, Economics, or Geography courses on the Core Curriculum Course List.
⁸ Choose from the following: FREN 2312, GERM 2312, JAPN 2312, LATI 2312, RUSS 2312, SPAN 2312, GEOG 1302, GEOL 1403, GEO 2614, HUMA 1301
⁹ General electives: Although these courses may be selected from any program, students planning to transfer to an institution for a baccalaureate degree are advised to choose electives which will be applicable to their baccalaureate degree. Students are encouraged to choose from the Humanities section of the Core Curriculum.