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Social Science Electives

What:    Courses in Economics, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology.

Purpose:  To increase the general understanding of people. 

COM-105      Interpersonal Communication
COM-203      Public Communication
ECO-113       Economics I
ECO-114       Economics II
ECO 120       Investment Planning in Our Society
POL-111       Current Issues in Political Science
PSY-101        Intro to Psychology
PSY-201        Child Development
PSY-202        Community Psychology
PSY-203        Adolescent Development
PSY -205       Dreams / Transpersonal Psychology
PSY-206        Psychology of Film & Literature
PSY-215        Developmental Psychology
PSY-220        Behavior Management
SOC-101       Intro to Sociology
SOC-104       The Changing Workplace
SOC-112       Intro to Community Service
SOC-203       Thanatology
SOC-204       Social Problems
SOC-205       Sociology of Families

 
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