Curriculum Requirements
If you are planning to
transfer to a four-year college, you should familiarize yourself with
curriculum requirements at that institution. Confirm with your
transferring institution which courses they are expecting you to complete
at County College of Morris.
History Requirements
Students should consult their academic advisors and their program
curriculum check sheets for specific course suggestions to meet their
history requirement.
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Literature or Foreign Language
Requirement
Students should consult their academic advisors and their program
curriculum check sheets for specific course suggestions to meet the
six-credit requirement. Students enrolling in a foreign language who have
two or more years of a foreign language in high school should check the
language requirements at the four-year college or university to which they
plan to transfer to determine if they should enroll in the first or second
level of that language at CCM.
Note: Please refer to page 134 for additional information about fulfilling
the foreign language requirement.
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Laboratory Science and Mathematics
Requirement
Students should consult their academic advisors and their program
curriculum check sheets for specific course suggestions to meet their
requirement. Since mathematics and laboratory science requirements vary,
prospective transfer students are advised to consult the general education
requirements of the four-year college to which they plan to transfer.
The following sequences may not be used to satisfy this requirement: MAT
108 and MAT 124; MAT 118 and MAT 131.
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Humanities Electives
The requirement may be fulfilled by a combination of one-, two-, or
three-credit courses in the following areas: Art, Communications, Dance,
Design, English, Graphic Design, International Studies, Language, Media,
Music, Philosophy and Photography. Students should consult their academic
advisors when selecting these courses.
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Social Science Electives
This requirement may be fulfilled by a combination of courses totaling the
required credits selected from the following areas: Criminal Justice,
Economics, History, International Studies, Political Science, Psychology,
Human Services and Sociology/Anthropology. Students should consult their
academic advisors when selecting these courses.
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General Education Electives
Students should consult their academic advisors when selecting courses
from the following areas: Communications, Humanities, Mathematics and
Science, Social Science, and Health and Wellness. Since requirements vary
widely, prospective transfer students are advised to consult the General
Education requirements of the four-year colleges to which they plan to
transfer.
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Free Electives
This requirement may be fulfilled by a combination of any credit courses
offered by the college totaling the required credits. Students should
consult their academic advisors and their curriculum check sheets for
specific course suggestions.
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Health and Wellness
County College of Morris includes Health and Wellness as a general
education requirement. Many programs at CCM require HED 128 Lifetime
Wellness (2 credits). HED 286 Personal Health and Wellness (3 credits) may
be used in place of Lifetime Wellness in any curriculum. Some programs
required HED 286 Personal Health and Wellness. (There is no substitution
for HED 286 in Teacher Education programs.) Students in curricula that do
not require HED 128 Lifetime Wellness or HED 286 Personal Health and
Wellness may complete their Health and Wellness requirement by taking any
Health Education (HED) course or courses that add up to at least two
credits and/or any combination of one-credit HES courses. (Three credit
HES courses do not apply). One-credit or two-credit first-level DAN
courses may also be used to satisfy this requirement. There are not
waivers of the Health and Wellness requirement. For further information,
students should consult the chairperson, Department of Health, Exercise
Science and Dance.
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