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- Anatomy & Physiology IBIO 168
- Computer Hardware BasicsNET 123
- StatisticsMAT 157
- MicrobiologyBIO 186
- Introductory Biology w/labBIO 104
- Anatomy & Physiology IIBIO 173
- Advanced Nursing PracticeADN 210
- U.S. History since 1877HIS153
- Health and Illness Concepts 1ADN 240
- Health Science AnatomyBIO 733
- Intro to General ChemistryCHM 122
- General Physics IPHY 160
- complex health conceptsadn520
- Abnormal PsychologyPSY 241
- Elementary Educators Math IMAT 114
- Introduction to SociologySOC 110
- Fund of Oral CommunicationSPC 101
- Internetworking LabTEL 243Abnormal PsychologyPSY 241Advanced nurse aidHSC182Advanced Nursing PracticeADN 210Anatomy & Physiology IBIO 168Anatomy & Physiology IIBIO 173Applied Computer SecurityNET 166Applied MathMAT 772ArithmeticMAT 034Biology of AgingBIO 260Bloodstain Pattern AnalysisCRJ 298Business EnglishADM 157Calculus for Busn/Social SciMAT 164Calculus IMAT 211Calculus IIMAT 217Calculus IIIMAT 219Child Growth & DevelopmentECE 170Child Life TheoryECE 242Comp II: Technical WritingENG 108complex health conceptsadn520Composition IENG 105Composition IIENG 106Computer Hardware BasicsNET 123Concepts Electronics/ComputersELT 093Conservation BiologyENV 145Data CommunicationsTEL 232Debtor/Creditor LawPRL 137Developmental PsychologyPSY 121Diff Equations with LaplaceMAT 227Digital ElectronicsELT 325Dual Language Learners in ECEECE 114E-CommerceWDV 150Early Childhood Guidance LabECE 343Elementary Educators Math IMAT 114Environmental ScienceENV 115Environmental Science LabENV 116Exploration of health careersHSC109Fabrication TechniquesELT 393Fashion Coord & PromotionAPP 230Finite MathMAT 141Forensic Prac CybersecurityNET 373Fund of Oral CommunicationSPC 101General Biology IBIO 112General Physics IPHY 160Health and Illness Concepts 1ADN 240Health Science AnatomyBIO 733Human and Work RelationsPSY 102Human OriginsANT 202Human SexualityPSY 261Intermediate Accounting IIACC 232Intermediate CADD-MechanicalCAD 125Internetworking LabTEL 243Interpersonal CommunicationSPC 122Intro to General ChemistryCHM 122Intro to Homeland SecurityCRJ 301Introduction to DatabaseCIS 303Introduction to InvestmentsFIN 180Introduction to PsychologyPSY 111Introduction to SociologySOC 110Introductory Biology w/labBIO 104Juvenile DelinquencySOC 230Leadership DevelopmentMGT 147Legal Internship & EthicsPRL 280Legal Research & Writing IPRL 112Linear Algebra w/ApplicationsMAT 148Literature Film AdaptationLIT 209Marriage & FamilySOC 120Medical TerminologyHSC114Medical Transcription IMTR 120MicrobiologyBIO 186NutritionBIO 151Organic Chemistry IICHM 273Parametric CAD ICAD 246PLTW Computer Science PrinciplesCIS 450Politics of TerrorismPOL 129PrecalculusMAT 129Principles of MacroeconomicsECN 120Professional CommunicationSPC 170Programming for Network AdministratorsNET 202Reimbursement MethodsHIT 290Routing & Switching EssentialNET 225Small Business ManagementBUS 148Social PsychologyPSY 251StatisticsMAT 157Survey of ChemistryCHM 105Survey of PhysicsPHY 106Technical PhysicsPHY 710TextilesAPP 211The Civil WarHIS266U.S. History since 1877HIS153UrinalysisMLT 120Western Civilization: Ancient to Early Modern HistoryHIS112White Collar CrimeCRJ 179Women's History: United StatesHIS274
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