4 Semester (2 Year) Sample Plan with CSU General Education Horse Science Associates Degree 39 Units Major / 39 Units GE Fall #1
Total Units: 16
R 601 Horse Production (3) R 603 A Equine Management (2) R 620 Basic Equitation (1) R 621 Beginning Riding (1) G4* C2 SPAN 2 Elementary Spanish II (3) GE A2 ENGLISH 101 (3) GE E HEALTH Ed (3)
R 602 Horse Husbandry (3) R 603 B Equine Management (2) G1 622 Horseback Riding Lab – Inter (1) G4* A1 COMM 101 Public Speaking (3) GE B1 Physical Science (3) GE B4 Math/Quantitative Reasoning(3)
Spring #1
Total Units: 15
Fall #2
Spring #2
R 603 C Equine Management (2) R 630 Beginning Equine Training (2) G2 640 Horseshow Organization & Management (2) G3 BUS1 Intro to Business (3) G4* D COMM 121 Interpersonal Comm (3) G4* C1 PHOTO 9 Intro Camera & Comp (3)
R 603 D Equine Management (2) R 650 Equine Health and First Aid (2) G1 631 Advanced Equine Training (2) GE A3 Critical Thinking Course (3) GE B2 Life Science Course (3) GE B3 Science Lab (1) GE C1/C2 Arts/Humanities Course (3)
Total Units: 15
Total Units: 16
R=Required G1-4=Major Courses GE=General Education CSU
* Course satisfies CSU GE Requirement and Horse Science Major Requirement CSU General Education Plan (39 Units) Requirements A1 Oral Communication A2 Written Communication A3 Critical Thinking B1 Physical Science B2 Life Science B3 Science Laboratory B4 Mathematics / Quantitative Reasoning C1 Arts C2 Humanities C1/C2 Arts or Humanities D Social Science E Lifelong Learning / Self Development
Course Suggestions with major and GE credit COMM 101 Public Speaking
PHOTO 9 Intro to Cameras and Composition SPAN 2 Elementary Spanish II COMM 121 Interpersonal Communication
GENERAL PROGRAM INFORMATION - The Associates Degree Plan is recommended for all Horse Science students who are not currently gainfully employed in the Horse Industry. The Associates of Science Degree Plan includes 39 Units within the Horse Science Major. Some units can also be used to satisfy General Education requirements. General Education plans vary depending on your academic and career goals. Those planning transfer to a 4-year institution must complete specific G.E. AND Major transfer requirements under CSU or IGETC. If you already have or are currently working on an Associates or Bachelors degree from any accredited college in another major, you can receive a Horse Science Associates Degree without repeating the G.E. requirement even if your degree did not meet the current requirements. There are three General Education Plans approved by LACCD - See General Catalog and Counseling for details. This information was gathered in fall 2017 to facilitate your efforts. LACCD General Education Plan (21 Units) – if not planning to transfer for 4 year degree A. B. C. D. E.
Natural Sciences Social & Behavioral Sciences – B1 American Institutions B2 Social & Behavioral Sciences Humanities Language & Rationality - D1 English Composition D2 Communication & Analytical Thinking Health & Kinesiology - E1 Health Education E2 One Activity Course
CSU GE-Breadth Plan (39 Units) – satisfies lower division transfer to all CSUs A. English Language – A1 Oral Communications A2 Written Comm A3 Critical Thinking B. Scientific Inquiry & Quantitative Reasoning a. B1 Physical Science B2 Life Science B3 Lab b. Mathematics/Quantitative Reasoning C. Arts & Humanities C1 Arts C2 Humanities C3 Arts or Humanities
D. Social Sciences E. Lifelong Learning & Self Development F. CSU has graduation requirement in US History – can be taken at CC or at CSU IGETC Intersegmental General Education Transfer Curriculum (34-37 Units) – satisfies transfer requirements for CSU & UC 1. English Communication 1A Composition 1B Critical Thinking Composition 1C Oral Communication (CSU) 2. Mathematical Concepts & Quantitative Reasoning 3. Arts & Humanities 3A Arts 3B Humanities 4. Social & Behavioral Sciences 5. Physical and Biological Sciences 5A Physical Science 5B Biological Science 5C Laboratory 6. Language other than English (UC only) proficiency demonstrated w/ high school or courses 7. CSU has graduation requirement in US History – can be taken at CC