Associate of Arts, General Studies — Degree Planner

Southeastern University · 61 credit hours · 21 courses · A three-year course plan for Challenge II through IV
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Three-year plan

Category progress

Degree requirements & course choices

Every course below counts toward the category it is listed under. Divine Design offers any course not already used by the categories above it.

Summer courses

Registering for a summer course: Summer courses are registered through JICS only, not through the CC bookstore. Check SEU's academic calendar for the date spring and summer registration opens.

Summer courses are stand-alone SEU online courses. They use SEU curriculum, professors and assignments, and do not align with CC strand courses.

How the summer is structured: Session A is the first 8 weeks; Session B is the second 8 weeks. A summer is 16 weeks, so a student can take two courses in one summer. MATH 1213 is the exception: it runs the full 16 weeks.

The earliest summer term is the one following Challenge II. There is no summer term before Challenge II begins.

Summer Courses

Required for the degree
CORE 1111
College Success · 1 cr
SEU Foundations I
CORE 1112
Divine Design · 2 cr
SEU Foundations II
Also offered
CORE 3113
Worldview · 3 cr
Divine Design · needs CORE 1112
ENGL 2133
Intro to Lit · 3 cr
Creative-Aesthetic Inquiry
PSYC 1133
Intro to Psychology · 3 cr
Historical Inquiry
MATH 1213
College Algebra · 3 cr
Quantitative Inquiry

Think carefully about summer courses after Challenge IV: You cannot graduate your student until they finish their SEU courses, and a summer course that late may affect college admission for the fall.