A course to study both the structure and function of the human body. The mechanisms of homeostasis and the interrelationships of the various body systems will be emphasized.

Introduction to College English:  This course will help students refine their literacy skills to prepare for college success. Students will practice reading comprehension (inference, analysis, synthesis, and critical thinking) with a range of literacy and information texts. Students will utilize the complete writing process (including grammar/sentence structure) to produce paragraphs and short essays.

Composition & Rhetoric I: Extensive practice in the skills involved in clear and effective writing.

Introduction to chemistry covering general, and organic; can be used for general education and nursing requirements (Requires some algebra. This course is broader in scope but less intense and/or mathematical on specific topics than General Chemistry.

Introduces the student to the elements of the computer and management information systems in the business setting; emphasized personal computers and popular business packages

Math Foundations:  A review of mathematical computations and problem-solving for the student whose background in basic arithmetic skills needs strengthening.

Introductory Algebra:  Introduces algebra to the student with little or no algebra background.

Principles of Financial Accounting: An introduction to financial accounting concepts emphasizing the analysis of business transactions.

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