This list of general studies electives is offered by EGCC on a recurring basis. Not all general studies electives are OT36 or TAG approved courses. All electives may not be offered every semester, and it is extremely important that the student works with an advisor to establish a sequence of courses which will
1) allow the student to complete coursework at EGCC in a timely manner, and 2) ensure with some degree of confidence that the program completed will allow the student to transfer to his/her selected four-year institution with junior status. In some instances, this may not be possible. However, with prior planning and pre-developed agreements between the student and the granting institution, many problems will be avoided.
Arts and Humanities
ART101 Survey of Art History
ART102 Beginning Drawing
ART103 Beginning Opaque Water Media
ART104 Art History I
ART105 Art History II
ART107 Photography
ART108 Design Foundations
ART114 Beginning Water Color Painting
ART115 Digital Photography
ART121 Special Topics in Art
ENG201 Introduction to Literature
ENG202 Survey of World Literature
ENG205 Women in Literature
ENG207 Film & Literature
ENG208 Short Stories
ENG212 Environmental Literature
ENG220 Modern Poetry
ENG252 Survey of British Literature I
ENG253 Survey of British Literature II
ENG254 American Literature I: Early Period
ENG255 American Literature II: Late Period
HIS101 World Civilization I
HIS102 World Civilization II
HIS201 African American History
MGT210 Leadership Development and
Team Building
MUS101 Music Appreciation
MUS102 Music Fundamentals
PHI101 Introduction to Philosophy
PHI201 History of Philosophy: Ancient through Modern
PHI202 Ethics
PHI240 Special Topics in Philosophy
SPA101 Elementary Spanish I
SPA102 Elementary Spanish II
SPA201 Intermediate Spanish I
SPA202 Intermediate Spanish II
ITL101 Elementary Italian I
ITL102 Elementary Italian II
ITL201 Intermediate Italian I
ITL202 Intermediate Italian II
ASL101 Beginning American Sign
Language I
ASL102 Beginning American Sign
Language II
THE101 Introduction to Theatre
THE201 History of the Theatre
COM101 Public Speaking
COM110 Small Group Communication
COM105 Interpersonal Communication
EDU210 Children’s Literature
ENG101 English Composition I
ENG102 English Composition II
ENG103 Business Communications
ENG104 Technical & Professional Writing
ENG151 Creative Writing
Mathematics, Statistics, and Logic
MTH105 Quantitative Reasoning
MTH120 College Algebra
MTH121 College Trigonometry
MTH128 Statistics
MTH220 Calculus/Analytic Geometry I
MTH221 Calculus/Analytic Geometry II
Natural Sciences
AST101 Introduction to Astronomy
BIO102 Human Anatomy & Physiology
BIO103 Nutrition
BIO106 Intro to Biological Sciences
BIO114 Biology I
BIO115 Biology II
BIO200 Principles of Pharmacology
BIO203 Principles of Microbiology
BIO204 Ecology
BIO205 Genetics
BIO207 Zoology
CHM101 Introduction to Chemistry
CHM102 General Chemistry I
CHM103 General Chemistry II
CHM201 Organic Chemistry
GEL101 Introduction to Geology
GEL111 Earth Science
GSC101 Introduction to Physical Science
GSC102 Science and Environment
PHY106 College Physics I
PHY107 College Physics II
PHY126 Science/Engineering Physics I
PHY127 Science/Engineering Physics II
Social and Behavioral Sciences
ANT102 Cultural Anthropology
ECO101 Macroeconomics
ECO102 Microeconomics
EDU200 Foundations of Education
EDU219 Characteristics of Exceptional
Children
EDU220 Educational Psychology
GEO101 World Geography
GEO102 Physical Geography
GEO201 Cultural Geography
HIS104 U.S.-Formative Period
HIS105 U.S. History - Modern Period
MGT202 Organizational Behavior
PSC101 American Government
PSC102 Comparative Politics
PSY101 General Psychology
PSY201 Child Development
PSY203 Social Psychology
PSY205 Human Growth and Development
PSY206 Adolescent Development
PSY207 Adult Development
PSY211 Abnormal Psychology
SOC101 Introduction to Sociology
SOC110 Marriage and Family
SOC111 Introduction to Social Work
SOC205 Social Problems
SWK 101 Introduction to Social Work
SWK 102 Social Welfare and Policy I
Note: An elective (or free elective) may be chosen from any college-level (100 or above course offered and is not limited to courses approved for general studies electives
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