General Education Requirements
Students who enroll in a degree program at Carroll Community College will complete a core of courses referred to as General Education. This course distribution is intended to ensure that
students have met the General Education Learning Goals. These General Education courses are transferable to all two and four year public institutions (and many private institutions) in
Maryland and are guaranteed so in the Maryland State Transfer Policies.
While technology competency is not part of the General Education core, students are expected to be familiar with computers and to use technology within their courses. Students are encouraged to complete either CIS-101, Introduction to Computer Technologies, or MIS-101, Management Information Systems.
**It is strongly recommended that all students complete both a mathematics and English course within their first 12 credit hours. To ensure maximum success, mathematics and English courses should be taken during consecutive terms until the sequence is completed. All students must have begun their English and mathematics sequences by completion of their first 24 credit hours or registration will be blocked until the student meets with an academic advisor to see if exemption from this policy is in order.
- English Composition and Literature
- Arts and Humanities
- Biological and Physical Sciences
- Mathematics
- Social and Behavioral Sciences
- Emerging Issues
English Composition and Literature
Choose 2 courses (six credits):
English Composition and Literature for Hill Scholars:
Biological and Physical Sciences
Choose 2 courses, 1 of which must be a lab course (7-8 credits)
- BIOL-100, General Biology
- BIOL-101, Fundamentals of Biology 1
- BIOL-102, Fundamentals of Biology 2
- BIOL-105, Human Biology
- BIOL-210, Human Anatomy and Physiology 1
- CHEM-101, Introductory Chemistry
- CHEM-105, Principles of General Chemistry 1
- CHEM-106, Principles of General Chemistry 2
- ENV-105, Introductory Environmental Science
- FCSI-210, Forensic Science
- GEOSC-100, Earth and Space Science
- GEOSC-105, Introduction to Oceanography
- GEOSC-110 or GEOG-110, Physical Geography
- GEOSC-201, Meteorology
- GEOSC-210, Astronomy: Introduction to the Cosmos
- PHSC-100, General Physical Science
- PHYS-101, Fundamentals of Physics 1
- PHYS-102, Fundamentals of Physics 2
- PHYS-111, Physics 1 for Scientists and Engineers
- PHYS-212, Physics 2 for Scientists and Engineers
Arts and Humanities
Choose two courses from 2 different areas (6 credits)
Fine and Performing Arts Area
- ART-125, Art Appreciation
- ART-135, History of Art 1
- ART-136, History of Art 2
- FPA-101, Introduction to the Arts
- FPA-105, Introduction to Film
- MUSC-101, Music Appreciation
- MUSC-102, History of Rock and Roll
- MUSIC-103, History of Classical Music
- MUSIC-104, World Music
- MUSC-105, Fundamentals of Music
- MUSIC-106, History of Jazz
- MUSC-110, Theory of Music 1
- THTR-101, Theatre Appreciation
- THTR-137, Script Analysis
Humanities Area
- ENGL-201, Classic World Writers
- ENGL-202, Modern World Writers
- ENGL-211, Voices in American Literature
- HIST-101, Western Civilization 1
- HIST-102, Western Civilization 2
- HIST-105, History of the United States to 1876
- HIST-106, History of the United States from 1876
- HIST-130, Latin American History
- PHIL-101, Introduction to Philosophy
- PHIL-105, Ethics
- PHIL-120, World Philosophy
Language and Communication Area
- CHIN-102, Elementary Chinese 2
- FREN-102, Elementary French 2
- SPAN-102, Elementary Spanish 2
- SPCH-101, Introduction to Speech Communication
Mathematics
Choose one course (3-5 credits):
- MATH-111, Fundamentals of Geometry and Measurement
- MATH-115, Introduction to Statistical Methods
- MATH-120, Introduction to College Mathematics
- MATH-128, College Algebra
- MATH-129, Trigonometry and Advanced Algebra
- MATH-130, Precalculus
- MATH-135, Calculus of a Single Variable 1
- MATH-136, Calculus of a Single Variable 2
- MATH-205, Multivariable Calculus
- MATH-210, Linear Algebra
- MATH-215, Differential Equations
Social and Behavioral Science
Choose two courses from two different disciplines (6 credits):
- ANTH-101, Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
- ANTH-201, Anthropology of American Culture
- CRIM-101, Introduction to Criminal Justice System
- CRIM-105, Criminology
- ECON-102, Principles of Macro Economics
- ENGR-100, Introduction to Engineering: Professional, Social, Ethical Dimensions
- GEOG-105, Human Geography
- GEOG-201, Regional Geography and Global Awareness
- POLS-101, American Government
- PSYC-101, General Psychology
- SOC-101, Introduction to Sociology
- SOC-110, Social Problems
Emerging Issues
Choose one course (3 credits):

