Online Degrees and Courses

Students preparing for application to medical school, dental school, veterinary
school and physician assistant, physical therapy or other allied health
programs should satisfactorily complete the following courses by the end
of the junior year:
• Biology: BY160, BY161 & BY162;
• Chemistry: CY111 & 112 (Inroganic); CY211 & 212 (Organic) and
CY325 (Biochemistry);
• Physics: PC213 & 214 (Physics w/Calculus)or PC201 & […]

Aquinas College currently offers the courses in mathematics, chemistry,
and physics required by most engineering schools if a student is to transfer
after sophomore year. Students interested in pre-engineering should contact
the chair of the physics department. A probable sequence of courses
minimally required for transfer is listed below.
Semester One*:
MS121 Calculus with Analytical Geometry
CY111 General Chemistry
CY111 General Chemistry Lab
Semester […]

PS101 American Government and Politics (3) CPG
This course is an introduction to the power, structures and functions of the
American Government and Political System. Fundamental is a critical examination
of the institutions and players who interact in the processes of American
politics.
PS150 The World in Crisis (3) CPG
Introduction to the dynamics of global interaction and international relations.
Developing of […]

PC201 General Physics: Mechanics, Sound, Heat (4) NL
Four hours lecture, two hours lab.
PC202 General Physics: Electricity, Magnetism, Light, Nuclear Physics (4)
Prerequisite: PC201 or instructor approval.
PC213 General Physics with Calculus: Mechanics, Sound, Heat (4) NL
Four hours lecture, two hours lab.
Prerequisite: MS121.
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PC214 General Physics with Calculus: Electricity, Magnetism, Light,
Nuclear Physics […]

PH101 Introduction to Philosophical Thinking (3) HP
Defi nition of philosophy; survey of principal questions in ethics, metaphysics,
epistemology; philosophy of religion and political philosophy.
PH111 Logic (3) HP
Basic tools for analyzing and criticizing arguments, including basic patterns of
deductive logic, recognizing common fallacies, and criticizing analogical and
causal arguments.
PH/WS160 Philosophy and Women (3)
The focus of this course centers on […]