This degree program prepares students for transfer to a four-year college or university to earn a baccalaureate degree in an area of the humanities. Humanities is one of the broadest of the academic disciplines and offers students a great deal of flexibility and significant freedom in course selections. Working with their faculty advisors, JCC students can create academic concentrations in art, English, philosophy, modern language, music, and theatre as a preparation for the completion of the associate degree and eventually a baccalaureate degree. Students in this liberal arts program can study abroad as JCC students and earn credits toward their associate degree.

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• *Students are required to take at least 12 hours of upper division (2000-level) coursework in humanities electives.
• **Students are required to take MAT 1500: Problem Solving with Mathematics or higher.
• ***Must be upper division (2000-level) coursework.
• Students are required to take a 3-4 credit hour foreign language course, excluding sign language courses. This requirement could be waived for students who have successfully completed the Regents Foreign Language III exam with a score of 85% or above.
• If students know the area they would like to major in at their transfer institution, they could choose to concentrate in a field such as philosophy, literature, or writing.