Program Description
The Associate of Arts (AA) in Social Science is a transfer degree designed for students interested in one or more of the Social Sciences. This multi-disciplinary program provides strong introduction to core Social Sciences and related areas. The highly flexible curriculum benefits from a wide range of courses in American Indian Studies, Anthropology, Economics, Criminal Justice, Geography, History, Homeland Security, Political Science, Psychology, Religion, and Sociology. Students may concentrate their focus in an individual area or choose courses from multiple areas of interest.
The Social Science AA degree at Central Wyoming College is closely aligned with the Social Science distributed major program at the University of Wyoming and is a good choice for students planning to continue study in one or more of the Social Sciences at UW or any other four-year institution. Programs in this major may be tailored to the specific goals of the student in consultation with a program advisor. It is possible to complete the Social Science AA degree program on campus, entirely online, or through a combination of classroom and distance courses.
Specific required courses are selected to complete the Social Science AA online degree. Students must work closely with their advisor to ensure registering for the selected online courses.
General Education Requirements
| Writing Level I (WR1) |
3 credits |
| Writing Level II (WR2) |
3 credits |
| American & Wyoming Government (POLS 1000) |
3 credits |
| ARTS |
3 credits |
| HUM |
(in program) |
| LSCI |
4 credits |
| MATH |
3 credits |
| ORAL |
3 credits |
| SOC |
(in program) |
| UNST |
1 credits |
Program Requirements
Course Requirements
Program Electives
Student must choose twelve (12) additional credits from the following list:
| AIST XXXX | Any American Indian Course | |
| HIST XXXX | Any History Course | |
| POLS XXXX | Any Political Science Course | |
| PSYC XXXX | Any Psychology Courses | |
| RELI XXXX | Any Religion Courses | |
| ANTH 1300 | Intro to Archaeology | 3 credits |
| CMAP 1680 | Microcomputer Applications: | 3 credits |
| CRMJ 2100 | Politics & Judicial Process | 3 credits |
| CRMJ 2210 | Criminal Law | 3 credits |
| CRMJ 2360 | Intro to Corrections | 3 credits |
| CRMJ 2400 | Criminology | 3 credits |
| CRMJ 2410 | Juvenile Delinquency | 3 credits |
| ECON 1020 | Microeconomics | 3 credits |
| G&R 1000 | World Regional Geography | 3 credits |
| G&R 1020 | Intro to Human Geography | 3 credits |
| HUMN 2430 | World Religions | 3 credits |
| PHIL 1000 | Intro to Philosophy | 3 credits |
| SOC 1100 | Social Problems | 3 credits |
| | | |
| STAT 2050 | Fundamentals of Statistics | 4 credits |
| | OR | |
| STAT 2070 | Intro. Statistics/Social Sciences | 4 credits |
General Electives (3 credits)