Flex Terms

You can complete TWO courses in the time it takes to finish one traditional course! At seven weeks, the terms are half as long as the traditional 14-week semester. This means students can complete two courses in the time it takes to finish one traditional course.

Students enrolled in the shortened terms also have the option of completing a two-course sequence within a single term. For example, they can complete Accounting 1 and 2 over the course of the two Flex Terms.

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Flex Term Schedules

Spring Flex 1 (Jan 23 – March 20)
Spring Flex 2 (March 21 – May 9)

Flexible Bundles

Choose any 9 credits (3-4 courses) to qualify for full-time status from these bundles:

APSY.AA: Applied Psychology

FYE-101: First Year Experience
ENG-101: English Composition 1
PSY-101: General Psychology
MAT-115: Statistics
ENG-102: English Composition 2
MED-103: Introduction to Pharmacology
MED-104: Pharmacology Dosage/Calculation
PHL-255: Ethics in Social Work/Human Services
SWK-103: Counseling Techniques
PSY-216: Social Psychology
PSY-230: Abnormal Psychology
SOC-210: Race and Society
SOC-111: Diversity and Social Justice
SOC-205: Sociology of the Family
ENG-225: Children's Literature

BUSN.AS / BTCM.AS: Business Administration

FYE-101: First Year Experience
ENG-101: English Composition 1
CMP-106: Computer Basics: Concepts & Applications
PSY-101: General Psychology
MAT-115: Statistics
ENG-102: English Composition 2
MGT-101: Principles of Management
MKT-101: Principles of Marketing
SOC-101: Introduction to Sociology
ECN-101: Introduction to Macroeconomics
ECN-102: Introduction to Microeconomics
MGT-230: Busines Ethics
ENG-105: Fundamentals of Oral Communication

CRJT.AS/LECJ.AS: Criminal Justice

FYE-101: First Year Experience
ENG-101: English Composition 1
PSY-101: General Psychology
MAT-115: Statistics
ENG-102: English Composition 2
CRJ-101: Introduction to Criminal Justice
CRJ-110: Policing
CRJ-120: Criminology
CRJ-210: Criminal Investigations
PSC-101: American Government
HIS-110: Early US History and Government
PHL-120: Critical Thinking
SOC-101: Introduction to Sociology
ENG-104: Technical Report Writing

CDA.COC/ECTR.AS: Early Childhood Education

BIO-115: Nutrition
FYE-101: First Year Experience
ENG-101: English Composition 1
PSY-101: General Psychology
ENG-102: English Composition 2
ENG-225: Children's Literature
ECE-101: Introduction to Early Childhood Education
ECE-110: Child Growth and Development
ECE-145: Technology in Education
ECE-150: Curriculum in Early Childhood Education
ECE-160: Guiding Child Behavior
ECE-170: Infant/Toddler Care
ECE-260: Administration of Early Childhood Programs
SOC-205: Sociology of the Family
MUS-101: Music Appreciation

ENGL.AA: English Communication and Professional Writing Transfer

FYE-101: First Year Experience
ENG-101: English Composition 1
PSY-101: General Psychology
MAT-115: Statistics
ENG-102: English Composition 2
SOC-101: Introduction to Sociology
PHL-120: Critical Thinking
CMP-106: Computer Basics: Concepts & Applications

HSSW.AA/HSSW.COC: Human Services/Socal Work and Alcohol and Drug Counselor

BIO-203: Neurobiology of Addictive Substances
FYE-101: First Year Experience
ENG-101: English Composition 1
PSY-101: General Psychology
MAT-115: Statistics
ENG-102: English Composition 2
PHL-255: Ethics in Social Work/Human Services
SWK-101: Introduction to Social Work
SWK-103: Counseling Techniques
SWK-203: Group Work
SOC-101: Introduction to Sociology
ECN-101: Introduction to Macroeconomics
SPN-101: Elementary Spanish 1
ENG-105: Fundamentals of Oral Communication
PSY-210: Human Growth and Development
PSY-230: Abnormal Psychology
HIS-110: Early US History and Government
COL-120: Transfer Readiness
COL-121: Career Readiness

SOSC.AA: Social Science Transfer

FYE-101: First Year Experience
ENG-101: English Composition 1
PSY-101: General Psychology
MAT-115: Statistics
ENG-102: English Composition 2
SOC-101: Introduction to Sociology
ECN-101: Introduction to Macroeconomics
ECN-102: Introduction to Microeconomics
HIS-101: Modern Western Civilization
HIS-110: Early US History and Government
HIS-111: Modern US History
PHL-120: Critical Thinking
SOC-101: Introduction to Sociology
SOC-205: Sociology of the Family
SOC-210: Race and Society

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