Associate in Arts Z-Degree
What are Open Educational Resources?
The Hewlett Foundation defines Open Educational Resources (OER) as teaching, learning and research resources that reside in the public domain or have been released under an intellectual property license that permits their free use and re-purposing by others. Open Educational Resources can be a variety of forms including full courses, videos, textbooks, and any other tools that could be used to share knowledge. OER can be accessed online, but can also be purchased in the bookstore for just the cost of printing.
- Area of Interest
- Arts & Communications
- Pathway Result
- Associate of Arts, Liberal Studies Transfer
- Total Credits
- 63 credits
- Additional Resources
- learn more about OER
- What's a Pathway?
- This guided pathway represents one recommended way for you to complete this program. Each program of study offered at Mid is mapped out to help you stay on track and prepare you for your future. Specific courses were selected to align with the learning outcomes of this program.
- What can be customized?
Pathways can be customized to meet your specific needs. Courses designated by a lock symbol represent a graduation requirement for this program of study that cannot be changed. We encourage you meet with an Academic Advisor to create a personalized plan. Make an advising appointment today at (989) 386-6626 or advising@midmich.edu.
Already have an @midmich.edu account? You can create your own personalized plan based on this pathway. Customize your plan to graduate earlier with summer classes, include any transfer requirements, or match your placement results. Then, request a review from one of our academic advisors. Create plan now
- Special Notes
At least 15 of these credit hours must be taken at Mid Michigan College.
Semester 1 16 credits
- COM.101 Fundamentals of Communication3 credits
- ENG.111 Freshman English Composition3 credits
- MAT.105 Intermediate Algebra3 credits
- PSY.101 Introduction to General Psychology3 credits
- SPN.101 Elementary Spanish I4 credits
Semester 2 15 credits
Semester 3 16 credits
- BIO.107 Introduction to Wildlife Management3 credits
- BUS.171 Principles of Sales3 credits
- ENG.222 Expository Writing & Research3 credits
- PSC.101 Introductory Astronomy4 credits
- SOC.101 Principles of Sociology3 credits
Semester 4 16 credits
- COM.195 Intercultural Communication3 credits
- GEL.101 Physical Geology4 credits
- HUM.200 Modernity and Culture3 credits
- PSY.230 Social Psychology: a Psychological Persp3 credits
- SOC.200 Contemporary Social Problems3 credits