General Education

Unless otherwise noted, select one core course from each category; see the A.S. Degree General Education Requirements  section of catalog for specific course listings:

• ENC1101 English Composition I - 3 Credit Hours ♦

• Core Biological Science w/Lab 4 Credit Hours ♦

• Additional General Education Credit 2 Credit Hours

• STA2023 Statistics - 3 Credit Hours ♦

• Core Humanities 3 Credit Hours ♦

• Take one of the following Social Sciences courses required to meet the Civic Literacy Competency
  requirement:

  • AMH2010 American History I - 3 Credit Hours ♦ Ω  
  • AMH2020 American History II - 3 Credit Hours ♦ Ω 
  • POS1041 American Government - 3 Credit Hours ♦ Ω    

  NOTE: If you have not already done so, you must pass the Florida Civic Literacy Examination in addition to
  completing one of the above courses to meet the Civic Literacy Competency requirement for graduation.

Core Courses

• ENC2210 Technical Report Writing - 3 Credit Hours
• HSA1100 Introduction to Health Care - 3 Credit Hours
• HSC1100 Health Education - 3 Credit Hours
• HSC1400 First Aid - 3 Credit Hours
• HSC1531 Medical Terminology - 3 Credit Hours *
• SPC2300 Interpersonal Communication - 3 Credit Hours

Technical Elective Courses

Select 24 credits from the following:

• GEB1011 Introduction to Business - 3 Credit Hours
• GEB2430 Business Ethics - 3 Credit Hours
• HIM1000 Health Information and Delivery Systems - 3 Credit Hours
• HIM1012 Health Care and Legal Compliance - 3 Credit Hours
• MAR2011 Introduction to Marketing - 3 Credit Hours
• MAN2021 Management - 3 Credit Hours
• MNA1161 Customer Service - 3 Credit Hours
• MNA1345 Supervision I - 3 Credit Hours
• MNA2100 Organizational Behavior - 3 Credit Hours
• OST2335 Business Communications - 3 Credit Hours

Total Program Credits Required: 60

Note:

* Students who have successfully completed a health related program such as practical nursing, or surgical technology may challenge the Medical Terminology course. Contact the Division Director for further information.

Suggested Two Year Academic Plan

This program admits students in the fall/spring/summer semester(s). Below is a sample academic plan for these students admitted in the identified semester.

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