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Associate in Arts - General College Degree
The Associate in Arts degree is a liberal arts degree, strong in the
humanities, that provides an appropriate foundation for senior
degrees in the social sciences, business, modern language, religion,
philosophy, or the arts.
Click this link for a printable ASSOCIATE IN ARTS - GENERAL COLLEGE worksheet for FALL 2009.
Below is a sample schedule.
1st semester - 16 / 17 hours
English 111
Art / Drama / Music Elective
Social Science Elective
History Elective
INT 102A College Success Seminar
Free Elective
2nd semester - 17 hours
English 112
MAT 105 College Algebra
Lab Science Elective
Social Science Elective
ENG 230 Public Speaking
INT 102B College Success Seminar
3rd semester - 18 / 19 hours
Literature Elective
Religion (Bible) Elective
Lab Science Elective
CIS Elective
Free Elective
HEA/PED Elective
4th semester - 15 hours
Literature Elective / ENG 110, 120, or 241
Religion/Philosophy Elective
History Elective
Free Elective
Free Elective
For more information about this degree, contact:
Registrar's Office
919.497.3430
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Name: Jonathan LeBron Gonzalez
Age: 24
Hometown: Raleigh, NC
Major at Louisburg: Associate of Arts Degree in Communications, 2000
After Louisburg: UNC Chapel Hill, 2002
Major at UNC: Journalism
Current Occupation: Legal Assistant
"I was an underachiever in high school and concentrated heavily on
athletics. On my graduation day I decided to make amends, to redeem
myself academically. I wasn't ready for a university yet, but my
father told me about Louisburg and I made a visit. After two years
of commuting from Raleigh and working 20 hours a weekend at JC
Penney, I earned a 4.0 GPA, graduated #1 in my class and gave a
speech at graduation that made my mother cry. I was accepted to
UNC Chapel Hill, my first and only choice, majored in journalism,
and earned my degree in two years. Now I am waiting to hear from
law schools as I hope to attend in fall 2004. God willing, I will
be able to achieve something great in this life and give back to
the school that helped shape the person I am becoming."
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