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Accounting, ACC*
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Anthropology, ANT*
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Art, ART*
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Art-Graphic Design, GRA*
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Assessment for Prior Learning, ST
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Biology, BIO*
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Broadcast-Cinema
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Business Administration/Marketing, BBG*, BES*, BFN*, BMG*, BMK*
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Chemistry, CHE*
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Communications, COM*
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Computers-Applications, CSA*
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Computers-Computer Science, CSC*
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Computers-Technology, CST*
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Criminal Justice, CJS*
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Digital Arts (Multimedia), DGA*
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Drug & Alcohol Rehab., DAR*
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Early Childhood Education, ECE*
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Earth Science, EAS*
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Economics, ECN*
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Engineering Science, Tech Studies, Manufacturing, EGR*, CAD*, MFG*
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English Literature Courses, ENG*
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English Reading Courses, ENG*
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English Writing Courses, ENG*
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English As A Second Language, ESL*
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Environmental Engineering Tech, ENV*
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Environmental Science, EVS*
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Freshman Seminar, FS
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Geography, GEO*
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Geology, GLG*
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Health, HLT*
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History, HIS*
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Human Services, DAR*, DFS*, HSE*, RLS*
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Languages: French, FRE* Italian, ITA* Sign, SGN* Spanish, SPA*
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Mathematics, MAT*
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Multimedia
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Music, MUS*
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Ophthalmic Design & Dispensing, ODD*
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Philosophy, PHL*
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Physical Science, AST*, EAS*, GLG*, OCE*, PSC*
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Physics, PHY*
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Political Science, POL*
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Psychology, PSY*
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Radiologic Technology, RAD*
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Reading (See English)
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Recreation, RLS*
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Sociology, SOC*
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Special Topics, FS, HON, ST
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Theatre, THR*
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Freshman Seminar, FS

The following information is directly from the 2011-2012 College Catalog, pg. 112. To download a full pdf version of the catalog, click here.
FS100, 3 Credits, Freshman Seminar
The Freshman Seminar introduces the new student to diverse academic content, emphasizing learning strategies and critical thinking skills in preparation for more rigorous college study. This multidisciplinary course combines a faculty lecture series with small-group discussion sessions. Topics to be covered include introductory lectures on social sciences, natural/physical sciences, mathematics, humanities, business, and career opportunities. Highly recommended for both full-time students with two or more college prep placements and part-time students taking college prep courses.
From College Catalog 2011-2012, p. 112
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