General Electives - Options
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All Eastern Shore Community College students earning a degree or certificate must complete general education core requirements. Curriculum guides designate specific courses that must be taken to satisfy these requirements. When general education elective courses are required as specified in curriculum guides, students may select from the courses in the following lists. Students may not use the same course to satisfy more than one curriculum requirement. Students who plan to transfer are advised to consult an ESCC counselor or advisor, appropriate transfer guides, and prospective transfer colleges/universities to ensure electives meet transfer requirements.
Mathematics Electives
Some career and technical programs specify additional math courses that generally do not transfer (i.e., MTH 111 and MTH 130 ). To view these options, students should review their advising transcripts in the Student Information System or refer to their curriculum guides in the College Catalog.
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Humanities Electives
Students should consult an advisor to choose the appropriate course(s).
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Communication Electives
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Science with Lab Electives
Students should consult an advisor to choose the appropriate course(s) based on where students plan to transfer and their intended transfer program.
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Social Science Electives
Students should consult an advisor to choose the appropriate course(s) based on where students plan to transfer and their intended transfer program.
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Health Electives
Students make take any course(s) with the HLT prefix. Veterans with documented military experience are waived from this requirement.
Transfer Electives
Students planning to transfer are advised to select transfer electives based on their intended transfer institution and major. Consultation with transfer institution advisors is advised.
In addition to required courses and general education electives, curricula may require approved transfer electives. The following are considered transfer electives at ESCC.
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