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Oct 10, 2024
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2023-2024 Catalog
General Education Courses
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General Education at Grand Rapids Community College is comprised of two goals. The first is to expand and deepen our students’ understanding of the intellectual traditions that constitute the liberal arts and sciences. To that end, General Education courses at GRCC combine content knowledge with broadly-applicable academic skills such as critical thinking and communication. The second is to provide students with a set of courses that help meet their educational and career goals. In keeping with this goal, GRCC recognizes the Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA) and includes General Education coursework in its transfer and workforce Associates degree programs. General Education at GRCC builds knowledge, skills, and attitudes that every college-educated person should possess.
The GRCC General Education Program is comprised of English Composition and Communications, Humanities, Social Sciences, and Natural Sciences and Mathematics. The courses that fall within the distribution groups are listed below:
English Composition and Communications Distribution Course Options
Humanities Distribution Course Options
Foreign Language
Only one (1) Foreign Language course may be used as a Humanities General Education Elective.
History
For students who are in the 2016-2017 catalog year and after, a History course can now meet either a Humanities or Social Sciences requirement. Please note each History course can only count as either a Humanities or Social Science, not both.
Social Sciences Distribution Course Options
History
For students who are in the 2016-2017 catalog year and after, a History course can now meet either a Humanities or Social Sciences requirement. Please note each History course can only count as either a Humanities or Social Science, not both.
Natural Sciences and Mathematics Distribution Course Options
Math (Does not meet MTA Requirement)
Natural Science (with Lab)
Chemistry
Students fulfilling the Natural Sciences Laboratory requirement, must also successfully complete the corresponding Lecture.
Natural Science (non-lab)
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