Program

St. Clair County Community College requires all nursing students to consent to and pass a criminal background check (CBC) and drug screen, consistent with clinical partner requirements under the Michigan Public Health Code Act of 368 of 1978. Non-compliance or failure impacts admission and retention. Active students subject to criminal prosecution must report immediately to the Nursing Program Director.

Courses

• ANT155 — Cultural Anthropology
• ANT171 — Introduction to Anthropology
• ART101 — Foundation Drawing
• ART102 — Watercolor Painting
• ART105 — Advanced Drawing
• ART106 — Color and Design
• ART107 — 3-Dimensional Design
• ART110 — Traditional Black and White Photography
• ART118 — Ceramics for Non-Majors
• ART119 — Foundation Ceramics
• ART120 — Art Appreciation
• ART203 — Painting
• ART211 — Advanced Ceramics
• ART221 — Art of the Western World I
• ART222 — Art of the Western World II
• ART250 — Modern and Contemporary Art
• AST104 — Astronomy of the Solar System
• AST106 — Astronomy of the Solar System - Laboratory
• AST114 — Astronomy of the Stars
• AST116 — Astronomy of the Stars - Laboratory
• BIO101 — Essentials of Biology
• BIO120 — Cellular and Molecular Biology
• BIO121 — Organismal Biology
• BIO160 — Human Biology
• BIO200 — Introductory Botany
• BIO206 — Microbiology
• BIO250 — General Zoology
• BIO270 — Environmental Science
• BIO271 — Human Anatomy and Physiology I
• BIO272 — Human Anatomy and Physiology II
• BIO280 — Pathophysiology
• CHM101 — Introduction to Inorganic Chemistry
• CHM102 — Introduction to Organic and Biochemistry
• CHM111 — Chemistry Theory and Principles with Analysis I
• CHM112 — Chemistry Theory and Principles with Analysis II
• CHM203 — Research Into Water Analysis
• CHM215 — Organic Chemistry I
• CHM216 — Organic Chemistry II
• CIS260 — Computer Programming I
• CIS261 — Computer Programming II - Data Structures
• CJ101 — Introduction to Criminal Justice
• CJ104 — Delinquency Prevention and Control
• CJ105 — Police Procedures
• CJ108 — Introduction to Homeland Security
• CJ119 — The Court Function
• CJ121 — Introduction to Corrections
• CJ202 — Criminal Law
• CJ210 — Dynamics of Substance Abuse
• CJ222 — Client Relations in Corrections
• CJ224 — Legal Issues in Corrections
• CJ226 — Client Growth and Development in Corrections
• CJ260 — Fundamentals of Terrorism
• COM120 — Speech Communication
• COM130 — Advanced Speech Communication
• COM220 — Interpersonal Communication
• COM230 — Intercultural Communication
• ECON221 — Principles of Macroeconomics
• ECON221H — Honors Principles of Macroeconomics
• ECON222 — Principles of Microeconomics
• ECON222H — Honors Principles of Microeconomics
• ENG100 — English Composition I with Basic Writing Skills
• ENG101 — English Composition I
• ENG102 — English Composition II
• ENG102H — Honors English Composition II
• ENG202 — Creative Writing
• ENG203 — Advanced Creative Writing
• ENG205 — Introduction to Fiction
• ENG206 — Introduction to the Drama
• ENG207 — Introduction to Poetry
• ENG208 — Introduction to Mythology
• ENG210 — British Literature I
• ENG211 — British Literature II
• ENG212 — Shakespeare’s Comedies, Tragedies and History Plays
• ENG220 — American Literature I
• ENG221 — American Literature II
• ENG225 — African American Literature
• ENG230 — World Literature I
• ENG231 — World Literature II
• ENG236 — Women in Literature
• ENG238 — Gender and Sexuality in Literature
• ENG243 — Introduction to the Short Story
• ENG245 — Introduction to the Novel
• ENG249 — Foundation for Literary Criticism
• ENG252 — Children’s Literature
• ENG255 — Introduction to Film
• ENG257 — Selected Topics in Literature and Language
• FR101 — Introductory French I
• FR102 — Introductory French II
• FR203 — Intermediate French I
• FR204 — Intermediate French II
• FR257 — Selected Topics in French
• GD110 — Advertising Design
• GD140 — Introduction to Graphic Arts
• GD150 — Digital Imaging
• GD151 — Digital Photography
• GD210 — Typography I
• GD260 — Video Production
• GD270 — 3D Modeling and Animation
• GEO101 — Earth Science
• GEO102 — Human Geography
• GEO105 — Introduction to Meteorology
• GEO137 — Global Energy Resources
• GEO175 — Global Sustainability
• GEO233 — World Regional Geography
• GLG101 — Physical Geology
• GLG102 — Historical Geology
• GLG220 — Paleontology
• GR101 — Introductory German I
• GR102 — Introductory German II
• GR203 — Intermediate German I
• GR204 — Intermediate German II
• GR257 — Selected Topics in German
• HIS101 — History of Western Civilization to 1715
• HIS102 — History of Western Civilization Since 1715
• HIS149 — History of the US, 1607 to 1876
• HIS150 — History of the US, 1877 to Present
• HIS175 — History of Michigan
• HIS233 — African-American History 1619 to 1877
• HIS240 — Contemporary World History
• HIS297 — American Women’s History
• MTH1100 — Foundations of Math
• MTH1101 — Foundations of Math with Mathematical Literacy
• MTH1120 — Introduction to Statistics
• MTH1121 — Introduction to Statistics with Algebra Support
• MTH1130 — Pre-Calculus
• MTH1140 — Calculus I
• MTH2150 — Calculus II
• MTH2155 — Linear Algebra
• MTH2160 — Calculus III
• MTH2170 — Differential Equations
• MUS100 — Class Piano I
• MUS102 — Class Piano II
• MUS106 — Music Appreciation
• MUS110 — Basic Musicianship
• MUS120 — Theory I
• MUS123 — Ear Training I
• MUS162 — Choir I
• MUS163 — Choir II
• MUS164 — Choir III
• MUS165 — Choir IV
• MUS182 — The SC4 Symphonic Band
• MUS187 — The Community Band at SC4 Symphonic Band
• MUS190 — Chamber Orchestra
• PHL150 — Introduction to Ethics and Public Policy
• PHL168 — Philosophy of Food
• PHL210 — Introduction to Philosophy
• PHL213 — Ethics
• PHL215 — Introduction to Logic
• PHL220 — Philosophy of Religion
• PHS101 — Foundation of the Physical Sciences
• PHY110 — Introduction to Physics
• PHY115 — Introduction to Engineering
• PHY121 — College Physics I
• PHY122 — College Physics II
• PHY130 — Physics for Technology Students
• PHY221 — Mechanics, Heat and Sound
• PHY222 — Electricity, Light and Modern Physics
• PHY231 — Statics
• PHY232 — Introduction to Electric Circuits
• PS101 — Introduction to Political Science
• PS220 — State and Local Government
• PS230 — Introduction to International Relations
• PSY180 — Introduction to Psychology
• PSY220 — Life Span Developmental Psychology
• PSY230 — Psychology of Effective Leadership and Supervision
• PSY235 — Social Psychology: A Psychological Perspective
• PSY260 — Abnormal Psychology
• PSY280 — Human Sexuality
• PSY285 — Forensic and Legal Psychology
• PSY290 — Research Design in Behavioral Sciences
• SOC101 — Principles of Sociology
• SOC110 — Social Problems
• SOC160 — Modern Relationships, Marriage and Family
• SOC200 — Self and Society
• SOC201 — Minority Relations
• SOC210 — Introduction to Social Work
• SOC211 — Criminology
• SOC280 — Global Cultures
• SP101 — Introductory Spanish I
• SP102 — Introductory Spanish II
• SP203 — Intermediate Spanish I
• SP204 — Intermediate Spanish II
• SP257 — Selected Topics in Spanish
• THA101 — Introduction to Theatre
• THA105 — Oral Interpretation
• THA106 — Fundamentals of Acting
• THA107 — Fundamentals of Stage Makeup
• THA206 — Improvisation and Role Playing
• THA207 — Intermediate Acting
• THA211 — Theatre Practicum - Stage Management
• THA212 — Theatre Practicum - Stage Craft
• THA213 — Theatre Practicum - Theatrical Design
• THA214 — Theatre Practicum - Directing
• THA215 — Theatre Practicum - Dramaturgy
• THA216 — Theatre Practicum - Acting

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