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OSU-OKC offers a wide variety of general education courses in support of both transfer and straight-to-workforce degree programs. 

Students completing an Associate of Applied Science degree will take a minimum of 18 credit hours in areas such as communications and behavioral sciences.  Students completing an Associate of Science degree will take a minimum of 37 credit hours, meeting the State Regents requirements for classes in communications, history, government, math, science, and humanities.

 

General Education Core

Many of the courses offered at OSU-OKC meet the general education core established by the Oklahoma State Regents of Higher Education (OSRHE) and are required of students attending any Oklahoma public higher education institution.  Courses that align across the state are listed on the state transfer matrix and are reviewed regularly to ensure the competencies students learn in these courses are similar regardless of at which higher education institution in the state they take the class. For courses not listed on the matrix, students can determine whether specific courses will transfer for degree credit or as an elective by consulting the academic catalog of the four-year institution to which the student is transferring.

 

Courses usually used to fulfill general education requirements are identified by code letters which appear following the course titles listed here and in the back of the catalog. The code letters designate the general education category for which the course may be used. Students should always check with the receiving institution to ascertain specific general education requirements.

 

General Education Codes

A - Analytical and Quantitative Thought
H - Humanities I - International Dimension
L - Scientific Investigation
N - Natural Sciences
S - Social and Behavioral Sciences

 

Prerequisite Codes

M - Mathematics
R - Reading and Reasoning
W - Writing
Sci - Science

 

Prerequisite - [R] [W] [M] [Sci]: Minimum college entry-level skills required in [R] reading, [W] writing, [M] math, and [Sci] science. See Explanation of Course Descriptions for detailed information.

 

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