The Associates degree in Behavioral Science provides its students with a strong liberal arts background, concentrating in psychology and other human-studies disciplines. This degree can serve as a stand-alone degree or can complement the Bachelor of Arts degrees offered through the Accelerated Degree Program.
Like all ADP degrees, the A.A. in Behavioral Sciences emphasizes communication skills. The study of human nature emphasized in Psychology and Sociology courses required for the A.A. degree will support the focus of B.A degrees offered by ADP.
English - 6 academic hours
ENG 1316 Freshman English I
ENG 1317 Introduction to Literature
Fine Arts - 3 academic hours
Any ART, Drama or MUS course.
Mathematics - 3 academic hours
MTH 1351 College Algebra or higher.
Natural Science -7-8 academic hours
Any natural science lab course plus any three or four- academic hour natural science course unless otherwise indicated or
BIO 1400 Introduction to Biology and
SCI 1401 Scientific Thought
Social/Behavioral Sciences - 15 academic hours
HIS 1301 US History to 1877
HIS 1302 US History from 1877
GOV 1303 Introduction to American Government
GOV 1305 Texas State Government
ECO 2301 Introduction to Macroeconomics
Communication - 3 academic hours
COM 2300 Fundamentals of Communication
Religion - 9 academic hours
REL 1301 New Testament History and Reading
REL 1311 History and Literature of the Old Testament
REL 3333 Introduction to Christian Ethics
Classics/Humanities - 3 academic hours
PHL 3301 Survey of Western Philosophy or
HIS 2321 Western Civilization to 1715
Sociology/Psychology - 18 academic hours
SOC 1301 Introduction to Sociology
PSY 1311 Introduction to Psychology
PSY 2301 Life Span Development
PSY 2331 Social Psychology
PSY 3304 Group Dynamics
Note: A minimum of 22 of the 64 academic hours required for the A.A. Behavioral Science must be taken at Concordia to meet the residency requirement.