Liberal Studies - Montgomery County Community College - Central Campus - Blue Bell PA

Liberal Studies from Montgomery County Community College - Central Campus - Blue Bell PA is a Campus Associate Liberal Arts and Science degree that prepares you for a Liberal Arts career. Purpose The College has made every effort to design curricula to meet the needs of students and the community. Some transfer students who desire to complete two years of work at the College cannot commit themselves to a specific curriculum. For students in this category, the College will award an Associate of Science in Liberal Studies degree after completion of 60 semester credits with a 2.0 grade point average or higher. It is important that transfer students working toward this degree consult with their academic advisor and/or counselor when planning a course schedule. Students who wish to transfer after graduation from this program must plan course selection carefully so that maximum transferability of credits occurs. Counselors are available to help concerning transfer issues. The Liberal Studies program is designed to offer sufficient flexibility so that students who enter college with uncertain goals may take courses which are accepted in transfer to four-year colleges and universities. Program Outcomes The common objectives for students in the Liberal Studies Curriculum include the development of: vocational and/or transfer goals. a college level proficiency in all completed course work. a proficiency in using mathematical, reading, speaking, listening, and writing skills. individual and societal values and attitudes. a positive attitude toward meaningful lifelong learning. problem-solving skills. an aesthetic awareness and appreciation. an understanding of governments, economics, science and technology in both a global and local context so that informed judgments and decisions can be made. View more details on Montgomery County Community College - Central Campus . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Liberal Arts and Science courses.