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AGS Generalist Degree Requirements

General Education Requirements (15 credits). Transferable electives (15 credits). General electives (30 credits). Select any courses numbered 100 or higher. Total Credits (60 required).

The AGS generalist degree is available if you would like to complete a broad program of both college transfer and/or career courses without the constraints of specialization. The AGS general education course requirements transfer to all public baccalaureate colleges and universities in Colorado. Career courses within this degree may be accepted in a four-year baccalaureate program; however, each course will be considered on an individual basis.

Communication (3 credits)

ENG 1021English Composition I: CO1

3
ENG 1022English Composition II: CO2

3
ENG 1031Technical Writing I: CO1

3
COM 1150Public Speaking

3
COM 1250Interpersonal Communication: GT-SS3

3
COM 1300Communication and Popular Culture (GT-AH1)

3
COM 2300Intercultural Comm: SS3

3

Mathematics (3 credits minimum)

MAT 1240Math for Liberal Arts: GT-MA1

4
MAT 1260Intro to Statistics: GT-MA1

3
MAT 1320Finite Mathematics: GT-MA1

4
MAT 1340College Algebra: GT-MA1

4
MAT 1400Survey of Calculus: GT-MA1

4
MAT 1420College Trigonometry: GT-MA1

3
MAT 1440Pre-Calculus: GT-MA1

5
MAT 2410Calculus I: GT-MA1

5
MAT 2420Calculus II: GT-MA1

5
MAT 2431Calculus III/Engineer App: GT-MA1

5
MAT 2561Differential Equations with Engineering Applications: GT-MA1

4

Arts and Humanities (3 credits)

ART 1110Art Appreciation: AH1

3
ART 1111Art Hist Ancient/ Mediev: AH1

3
ART 1112Art Hist Renaiss/1900: AH1

3
COM 1300Communication and Popular Culture (GT-AH1)

3
DAN 1050Dance History: AH1

3
FRE 1011French Language I: GT-AH4

5
FRE 1012French Language II: GT-AH4

5
FRE 2011French Language III: GT-AH4

3
FRE 2012French Language IV: GT-AH4

3
GER 1011German Language I: GT-AH4

5
GER 1012German Language II: GT-AH4

5
GER 2011German Language III: GT-AH4

3
GER 2012German Lang IV: GT-AH4

3
ITA 2011Italian Language III: GT-AH4

3
ITA 2012Italian Language IV: GT-AH4

3
JPN 2011Japanese Language III: AH4

3
JPN 2012Japanese Language IV: AH4

3
RUS 2011Russian Language III: GT-AH4

3
RUS 2012Russian Language IV: GT-AH4

3
SPA 1011Spanish Language I: GT-AH4

5
SPA 1012Spanish Language II: GT-AH4

5
SPA 2011Spanish Language III: AH4

3
SPA 2012Spanish Language IV: AH4

3
HUM 1003Intro to Film Art: AH2

3
HUM 1015World Mythology: AH2

3
HUM 1021Humanities: Early Civ: AH2

3
HUM 1022Humanities: Mediev-Mod: AH2

3
HUM 1023Humanities: Modern Wrld: AH2

3
LIT 1015Intro to Literature I: AH2

3
LIT 2001World Lit to 1600: AH2

3
LIT 2002World Lit After 1600: AH2

3
LIT 2005Race, Ethnicity, Culture: AH2

3
LIT 2011Amer Lit to Civil War: AH2

3
LIT 2012Amer Lit Aft Civil War: AH2

3
LIT 2021British Lit to 1770: GT-AH2

3
LIT 2022British Lit Since 1770: GT-AH2

3
LIT 2025Intro to Shakespeare: AH2

3
LIT 2040Queer Literature: GT-AH2

3
LIT 2046Literature of Women: AH2

3
LIT 2055Children`s Literature: AH2

3
LIT 2058Latinx Literature: AH2

3
LIT 2059Survey of African American Literature: AH2

3
LIT 2068Celtic Literature: AH2

3
MUS 1020Music Appreciation: AH1

3
MUS 1021Music History Medieval thru Classical: GT-AH1

3
MUS 1022Music History Early Romantic Period to the Present: GT-AH1

3
MUS 1023Survey of World Music: AH1

3
MUS 1025History of Jazz: AH1

3
PHI 1011Intro to Philosophy: AH3

3
PHI 1012Ethics:AH3

3
PHI 1013Logic: AH3

3
PHI 1014Comparative Religions: AH3

3
PHI 1015World Religions-West: AH3

3
PHI 1016World Religions-East: AH3

3
PHI 2014Philosophy of Religion: AH3

3
PHI 2018Environmental Ethics: GT-AH3

3
PHI 2020Philosophy-Death & Dying: AH3

3
THE 1005Theatre Appreciation: AH1

3
THE 1008Theatre Script Analysis: AH1

3
THE 2011Development of Theatre Greek-Renaissance: GT-AH1

3
THE 2012Dev of Theatre Restor-Mod: AH1

3
THE 2015Playwriting: AH1

3

Social and Behavioral Sciences (3 credits)

AGR 2160World Population and Food: SS3

3
ANT 1001Cultural Anthropology: SS3

3
ANT 1003Intro to Archaeology: SS3

3
ANT 1208Arch. of World Rock Art: SS3

3
ANT 2115Native Peoples of North America: GT-SS3

3
ANT 2125Anth of Religion: SS3

3
ANT 2550Medical Anthropology: SS3

3
COM 1250Interpersonal Communication: GT-SS3

3
COM 2300Intercultural Comm: SS3

3
CRJ 1010Intro to Criminal Justice: SS3

3
ECO 1001Econ Of Social Issues: SS1

3
ECO 2001Prin of Macroeconomics: SS1

3
ECO 2002Prin of Microeconomics: SS1

3
ECO 2045Environmental Economics: SS1

3
GEO 1005World Regional Geography: SS2

3
HIS 1310Western Civilization: Antiquity-1650: GT-HI1

3
HIS 1320Western Civilization: 1650-Present: GT-HI1

3
HIS 1110The World: Antiquity-1500: HI1

3
HIS 1120The World: 1500-Present: HI1

3
HIS 1210US History to Reconst: HI1

3
HIS 1220US History since Civil War: HI1

3
HIS 2005Women in World History: HI1

3
HIS 2125American Environment Hist: GT-HI1

3
HIS 2115American Indian History: HI1

3
HIS 2105Women in U.S. History: HI1

3
HIS 2135Colorado History: HI1

3
HIS 2130Hist of American West: HI1

3
HIS 2145US History Since 1945: HI1

3
HIS 2610Hist of Modern China: GT-HI1

3
HIS 2200History of Latin America: HI1

3
HIS 201520th Century World History: HI1

3
HIS 2500History-Islamic Civilization: GT-HI1

3
HIS 2310Hist Christianity in World: GT-HI1

3
HIS 2120US Foreign Relations History: GT-HI1

3
JOU 1005Introduction to Mass Media: SS3

3
PSC 2020Intro to Political Science: SS1

3
PSC 1011American Government: SS1

3
PSC 1025Amer State and Local Govt: SS1

3
PSC 2005International Relations: SS1

3
PSC 1050Current Polit Issues: SS1

3
PSC 2025Comparative Government: SS1

3
PSY 1001General Psychology I: SS3

3
PSY 1002General Psychology II: SS3

3
PSY 2105Psychology of Gender: SS3

3
PSY 2107Human Sexuality: SS3

3
PSY 2221Social Psychology: SS3

3
PSY 2222Psychology of Death/Dying: SS3

3
PSY 2440Human Growth & Development: SS3

3
PSY 2441Child Development: SS3

3
PSY 2552Psychopathology: SS3

3
PSY 2771Psychology of Personality: SS3

3
SOC 1001Intro to Sociology I: SS3

3
SOC 1002Intro to Sociology II: SS3

3
SOC 2005Soc Of Family Dynamics:SS3

3
SOC 2007Environmental Sociology:SS3

3
SOC 2015Contemp. Social Problems: SS3

3
SOC 2016Sociology Of Gender: SS3

3
SOC 2018Sociology of Diversity: SS3

3
SOC 2020Sociology of Religion: SS3

3
SOC 2031Sociology-Deviant Behavior:SS3

3
SOC 2037Sociology Of Death & Dying: SS3

3
WST 2000Intro Women`s Studies: SS3

3
WST 2100Women and Social Action: GT-SS3

3
WST 2200Goddess/Women Anct Wrld: SS3

3
WST 2300Women's Sexuality: SS3

3

Natural and Physical Sciences (3 credits)

Courses without Lab - GT-SC2:

AST 1150Astrobiology: SC2

3
AST 1140Astronomy Ancient Cultures: SC2

3
AST 1160Cosmology: SC2

3
BIO 1016Intro to Human Disease: SC2

3
ENV 1010Natural Disasters: SC2

3
GEY 1108Geology of National Parks: SC2

3
SCI 1105Science in Society: SC2

3

Courses with Lab - GT-SC1:

ANT 1005Bio Anthropology W/Lab: SC1

4
AST 1110Planetary Astronomy w/Lab: SC1

4
AST 1120Stellar Astronomy w/Lab: SC1

4
BIO 1005Science of Biology w/Lab: SC1

4
BIO 1111GenBio I: Molecular & Cellular Biology w/Lab: GT-SC1

5
BIO 1112GenBio II: Ecology & Organismic Biology w/Lab: GT-SC1

5
BIO 2101Human Anatomy & Phys I w/Lab: SC1

4
BIO 2102Human Anatomy & Phys II w/Lab: SC1

4
BIO 2104Microbiology w/Lab: SC1

4
BIO 2120General Zoology w/Lab: SC1

5
BIO 2121Botany w/Lab: SC1

5
BIO 2124Genetics: SC1

4
CHE 1011Intro to Chemistry I/Lab: SC1

5
CHE 1111Gen College Chem I/Lab: SC1

5
CHE 1112Gen College Chem II/Lab: SC1

5
ENV 1111Environmental Sci w/Lab: SC1

4
GEY 1111Physical Geology w/Lab: SC1

4
GEY 1112Historical Geology w/Lab: SC1

4
GEY 1135Environmental Geol w/Lab: SC1

4
GEY 1155General Oceanography w/Lab: SC1

4
MET 1050Gen Meteorology w/Lab: SC1

4
PHY 1105Conceptual Physics w/Lab: SC1

4
PHY 1107Energy Sci & Tec w/Lab: SC1

4
PHY 1111Physics Alg-Based I/Lab: SC1

5
PHY 1112Physics Alg-Based II/Lab: SC1

5
PHY 2111Physics Calc-Based I/Lab: SC1

5
PHY 2112Physics Calc-Based II/Lab: SC1

5
SCI 1055Integrated Sci I w/Lab: SC1

4
SCI 1056Integrated Sci II w/Lab: SC1

4

Approved AGS Generalist Degree Electives

These courses transfer to one or more of the public four-year colleges or universities in Colorado. All courses will count toward the AGS degree. However, transferability depends on the four-year institution. Additional courses may be transferable. For specific information, please consult an advisor in the Advising Center.

Note: Courses numbered below 1000 will not apply to any degree.

Accounting

ACC 1021Accounting Principles I

4
and
ACC 1022Accounting Principles II

4

American Sign Language

ASL
All courses except 1101 and 1102

Anthropology

ANT
All courses

Art

ART
All courses

Astronomy

AST
All courses

Biology

BIO
All courses

Business

BUS 1015Introduction to Business

3
BUS 2016Legal Environment of Business

3
BUS 2017Business Communications

3
and
BUS 2026Business Statistics

3

Chemistry

CHE
All courses

Communication

COM
All courses

Computer Info. Systems

CIS 1018Intro PC Applications

3
CIS 2040Database Design & Development

3
CIS 2043Introduction to SQL

3
CIS 2068Systems Analysis and Design I

3

Computer Science

CSC 1019Introduction to Programming (Programming Language)

3
CSC 1060Computer Science I: (Language)

4
CSC 1061Computer Sci II: (Language)

4
CSC 2065Discrete Structures

4
CSC 2025Computr Arch/Assembly Language

4
CSC 2036C# Programming

4
CSC 2037Advanced C# Programming

4
and
CSC 2040Java Programming

3

Criminal Justice

CRJ
CRJ 1010 and above

Dance

DAN
All courses

(Some Dance courses may transfer as Physical Education courses)

Early Childhood Education

ECE 1011Intro to Early Childhood Education

3
ECE 1045Intro to ECE Techniques

3
ECE 1031Guidance Strategies for Young Children

3
ECE 2621Curriculum Methods/Techniques

3
ECE 2381ECE Child Growth & Development

3
and
ECE 2101Working w/Families & Communities

3

Economics

ECO
All courses

Education

EDU
All courses above 2000

Engineering

EGG
All courses

English

ENG
All courses above 1022

Environmental Science

ENV 1111Environmental Sci w/Lab: SC1

4
and
ENV 1010Natural Disasters: SC2

3

Foreign Language

FL
ARA, FRE, GER, ITA, JPN, RUS, SPA-All courses except 1001 and 1002

Geology

GEY
All courses

Health and Wellness

HWE 1050Human Nutrition

3

History

HIS
All courses

Honors

HNR
All courses

Humanities

HUM
All courses

Integrative Health Professions

IHP
All courses-Maximum 3 credits

Journalism

JOU 1005Introduction to Mass Media: SS3

3

Literature

LIT
All courses

Management

MAN 2026Principles of Management

3

Marketing

MAR 2016Principles of Marketing

3

Mathematics

MAT
MAT 1240 and above

Meteorology

MET 1050Gen Meteorology w/Lab: SC1

4

Multimedia Graphic Design

MGD 1002Introduction to Multimedia

3

Music

MUS
All courses

Outdoor Education

OUT
All courses (Maximum 3 credits)

Philosophy

PHI
All courses

Physical Education

PED
All courses (Maximum 3 credits)

Recreation

REC
All courses (Maximum 3 credits)

Physics

PHY
All courses

Political Science

POS
All courses

Psychology

PSY 1001General Psychology I: SS3

3
PSY 1002General Psychology II: SS3

3
PSY 1010Career Development

3
PSY 2105Psychology of Gender: SS3

3
PSY 2107Human Sexuality: SS3

3
PSY 2221Social Psychology: SS3

3
PSY 2222Psychology of Death/Dying: SS3

3
PSY 2440Human Growth & Development: SS3

3
PSY 2441Child Development: SS3

3
PSY 2333Health Psychology: SS3

3
PSY 2444Educational Psychology

3
PSY 2552Psychopathology: SS3

3
and
PSY 2771Psychology of Personality: SS3

3

Science

SCI 1105Science in Society: SC2

3
SCI 1055Integrated Sci I w/Lab: SC1

4
SCI 1056Integrated Sci II w/Lab: SC1

4

Sociology

SOC
All courses

Theatre

THE
All courses

* Maximum 3 credits from IHP, OUT, PED, and/or REC may apply toward degree.

Additional AGS Generalist Catalog Requirements

Grades C or higher are required for all coursework. In addition, a minimum 2.0 grade point average is required for degree completion. This excludes designations and articulations in Business, Economics, Early Childhood Education, Elementary Education, Engineering, Mathematics, Psychology, and Spanish because special articulation agreements or designations exist for these fields of study.

When choosing general education requirements and electives, it is important to contact an advisor and the college or university where you intend to transfer. You will graduate under the catalog requirements listed for the semester in which you were first enrolled. If you interrupt attendance for two consecutive semesters (excluding summer term) or more, and then return, the catalog pertaining to the semester of re-admission is the governing document. You may also choose to use the catalog that is in effect the semester you graduate. Be sure to obtain and keep a copy of the catalog governing your degree. Courses numbered below 100 will not apply toward this degree.

Many four-year college transfer guides are available via the CCHE website at: https://cdhe.colorado.gov/institutional-transfer-guides.

Other AGS Generalist Degree Requirements

  1. A minimum of 60 credits is required for the Associate of General Studies Generalist Degree.
  2. You must complete 15 transferable elective credits which may include 3 credits in Outdoor Education (OUT), Physical Education (PED), and/or Recreation (REC). Please see an advisor in your area of emphasis for specific course suggestions.
  3. If you are planning to transfer to a four-year college or university, you should consult an advisor for assistance in planning your program of study. Also consult the Transfer Guide for GPA requirements of the college to which you are planning to transfer.
  4. You must complete a minimum of 15 credits through Red Rocks Community College.
  5. To graduate, file an Application for Graduation before the deadline for the term in which you intend to graduate, according to the deadline published in the Academic Calendar for that term.
  6. No more than 6 credits of independent study course work may be applied toward this degree.
  7. There is no limit on special-topic courses allowed to count toward an AGS degree. In individual cases, the limit will be determined by the program area. If you are taking special-topic courses, you should consult with your advisor regarding how these credits will apply toward a degree.
  8. To earn multiple RRCC degrees, you must complete an additional 15 credits of coursework (above and beyond the original 60 credits required for the first degree) for each successive degree. These 15 credits must all apply toward the additional degree and must be completed through RRCC.
  9. With the approval of a faculty advisor and an instructional vice president, up to 3 credits of internship may apply toward this degree.