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HGTC’s University Studies Certificate offers students interested in transferring to a senior college or university the opportunity to earn a certificate prior to transferring. This certificate offers foundational courses to prepare students for their next educational step, while allowing them to explore courses that could lead to a career of their choice. Students pursuing this certificate will complete 27 hours at HGTC prior to transferring to a senior institution.
Because transfer requirements vary, students should work with their Academic Advisor and the transfer institution to plan a specific program of study. Visit http://www.sctrac.org to view transfer programs at a number of senior institutions.
For more information contact:
Randall Moser - (843) 349-7854
The mission of the University Studies Certificate is to develop well-rounded students through exploration of English, Communications, Mathematics, Natural Sciences, Social and Behavioral Sciences, Humanities and Fine Arts. Upon completion, a student will be prepared to transfer to a senior institution of higher education or enter the workforce.
Goals:
- Transfer Readiness
- Student Achievement
- Program Effectiveness
- Professional Readiness
Career Pathways
Curriculum Sequence |
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GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS |
Semester Credit Hours |
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English Composition and Speech | ||||
TWO courses from the following: | ||||
ENG 101 | English Composition I | 3 | ||
ENG 102 | English Composition II | 3 | ||
SPC 205 | Public Speaking | 3 | ||
Total Credit Hours Needed | 6 | |||
Natural/Physical Science and/or Mathematics | ||||
TWO courses to be chosen from the following courses (may not repeat from above): | ||||
AST 101 | AST 102 | BIO 101 | BIO 102 | BIO 209 |
BIO 210**** | BIO 211 | BIO 225 | CHM 110 | CHM 111 |
CHM 211 | CHM 212 | MAT 110 | MAT 111 | MAT 120 |
MAT 130 | MAT 140 | MAT 141 | PHY 201 | PHY 202 |
PHY 221 | PHY 222 | |||
Total Credit Hours Needed | 6 | |||
Humanities/Fine Arts | ||||
TWO courses to be chosen from the following courses: | ||||
ART 101 | ART 108 | ENG 201 | ENG 202 | ENG 205 |
ENG 206 | ENG 208 | ENG 209 | ENG 230 | ENG 236 |
HIS 101 | HIS 102 | HIS 201* | HIS 202 | MUS 105 |
MUS 111 | MUS 112 | PHI 101 | PHI 110 | PHI 201 |
PHI 211 | REL 103 | SPA 201 | SPA 202 | THE 101 |
Total Credit Hours Needed | 6 | |||
Social Behavioral Sciences | ||||
ONE course to be chosen from the following courses: | ||||
ANT 101 | ECO 210 | ECO 211 | GEO 101 | GEO 102 |
PSC 201* | PSC 215 | PSY 201 | PSY 203 | PSY 210 |
PSY 212 | SOC 101 | SOC 102 | SOC 205 | |
Total Credit Hours Needed | 3 | |||
GENERAL ELECTIVES | ||||
TWO courses to be selected from the following: | ||||
ACC 101 | ACC 102 | ANT 101 | ART 101 | ART 108 |
AST 101 | AST 102 | BIO 101 | BIO 102 | BIO 105 |
BIO 110 | BIO 112 | BIO 127 | BIO 209 | BIO 210**** |
BIO 211 | BIO 225 | CHM 105 | CHM 110 | CHM 111 |
CHM 211 | CHM 212 | CPT 114 | ECO 210 | ECO 211 |
ENG 160 | ENG 201 | ENG 202 | ENG 205 | ENG 205 |
ENG 208 | ENG 209 | ENG 230 | ENG 236 | FRE 101 |
FRE 102 | GEO 101 | GEO 102 | HIS 101 | HIS 102 |
HIS 201* | HIS 202 | MAT 110 | MAT 111 | MAT 120 |
MAT 122 | MAT 130 | MAT 140 | MAT 141 | MAT 250 |
MAT 251 | MUS 105 | PHI 101 | PHI 110 | PHI 201 |
PHI 211 | PHY 118 | PHY 201 | PHY 202 | PHY 221 |
PHY 222 | PSC 201* | PSC 215 | PSY 201 | PSY 203 |
PSY 210 | PSY 212 | REL 103 | SOC 101 | SOC 102 |
SOC 205 | SPA 101 | SPA 102 | SPA 201 | SPA 202 |
THE 101 | ||||
Total Credit Hours Needed | 6 | |||
TOTAL CREDIT HOURS | 27 | |||
*Students transferring to a senior institution are recommended to take HIS 201 or
PSC 201 at HGTC to satisfy Reach Act requirements. The Reach Act was passed in 2021
by the General Assembly. ****BIO 210 grades are used as an admission requirement to multiple health care related programs, therefore students are strongly encouraged to complete a college level lab science or high school biology course prior to enrolling in BIO 210. |