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Course Alignment Guide

Dual Credit Courses with UW-Green Bay are a great way to get a jump start on requirements in higher education while also completing items needed for high school graduation!

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Learn how our courses meet high school graduation requirements. Below you will find a guide that lists popular course names, hyperlinks to our course catalog with course descriptions, and our recommendations for their equivalencies at the high school level. Ultimately, each high school has the authority to determine how the course aligns at their district. These suggestions are based on arrangements we have in place with districts across the state.

If you have any questions about how to enroll in a college course while still in high school, contact us at dualenrollment@uwgb.edu.

UW GREEN BAY COURSE
CORE GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENT
UWGB CREDITS
HIGH SCHOOL REQUIREMENTS & CREDITS
ACCOUNTING 201: Principles of Financial AccountingElective/Area of Study 3 CreditsElective - .75 Credit
ACCOUNTING 202: Principles of Managerial AccountingElective/Area of Study 3 CreditsElective - .75 Credit
ANTHROPOLOGY 100: Varieties of World CultureHumanities & Arts/ Human Cultures & Values3 CreditsSocial Studies (Elective or World History) - .75 Credit
ART 102: History of the Visual Arts: Ancient to MedievalHumanities & Arts/ Creative & Artistic Inquiry3 CreditsElective - .75 Credit
ART 103: History of the Visual Arts II: Renaissance to ModernHumanities & Arts/ Creative & Artistic Inquiry 3 CreditsElective - .75 Credit
ART 105: Introductory DrawingHumanities & Arts/ Creative & Artistic Inquiry3 CreditsElective - .75 Credit
ART 106: Three-Dimensional DesignHumanities & Arts/ Creative & Artistic Inquiry3 CreditsElective - .75 Credit
ART 107: Two Dimensional DesignHumanities & Arts/ Creative & Artistic Inquiry3 CreditsElective - .75 Credit
ART 202: Modern ArtElective/Area of Study3 CreditsElective - .75 Credit
ART 203: Contemporary Art Elective/Area of Study3 CreditsElective - .75 Credit
ART 243: Introduction to PhotographyHumanities & Arts/ Creative & Artistic Inquiry3 CreditsElective - .75 Credit
ARTS MANAGEMENT 256: Understanding the ArtsElective/Area of Study3 CreditsElective - .75 Credit
ART 281: Art in the First NationsEthnic Studies3 CreditsElective- .75 Credit
ART376: Modern American CultureElective/Area of Study3 CreditsElective- .75 Credit
BIOLOGY 201/202: Principles of Biology: Cellular and Molecular Processes & LabNatural Science & Wellness/ Scientific Methods & Inquiry (Lab)4 CreditsScience (Elective or Life Science) - 1 credit
BIOLOGY 203/204: Principles of Biology: Organisms and EvolutionElective/Area of Study4 CreditsScience (Elective or Life Science) - 1 credit
BIOLOGY 323/324: Principles of Microbiology & LabElective/Area of Study4 CreditsScience (Elective or Life Science) - 1 credit
BUSINESS ANALYTICS 220: Business Statistics
Elective/Area of Study3 CreditsMath - .75 Credit
BUSINESS ANALYTICS 230: Spreadsheet and Information SystemsElective/Area of Study3 CreditsElective - .75 Credit
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 201: Principles of Sustainability in BusinessNatural Science & Wellness/ Environmental Sustainability3 CreditsElective- .75 Credit
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 202: Introduction to BusinessSocial & Behavioral Science/ Human Society & Behavior3 CreditsElective - .75 Credit
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 206: Law and the IndividualElective/Area of Study 3 CreditsElective - .75 Credit
CHEMISTRY 108/109: Survey of General, Organic, and Biochemistry & LabNatural Science & Wellness/ Scientific Methods & Inquiry (Lab)4 CreditsScience (Elective or Physical) - 1 Credit
CHEMISTRY 168: Sustainability Chemistry Natural Science & Wellness/ Environmental Sustainability3 CreditsScience (Elective or Physical) - .75 Credit
CHEMISTRY 207: Laboratory SafetyElective/Area of Study1 CreditElective - .25 Credit
CHEMISTRY 211/213: Principles of Chemistry I & LabNatural Science & Wellness/ Scientific Methods & Inquiry (Lab)5 CreditsScience (Elective or Physical) - 1.25 Credits
CHEMISTRY 212/214: Principles of Chemistry II & LabElective/Area of Study5 CreditsScience (Elective or Physical) - 1.25 Credits
COMMUNICATION 102: Introduction to CommunicationCommunication & Literacy/ Information Literacy3 CreditsEnglish - .75 Credit
COMMUNICATION 110: Introduction to Game StudiesHumanities & Arts/ Creative & Artistic Inquiry3 CreditsElective - .75 Credit
COMMUNICATION 120: Introduction to Media ProductionHumanities & Arts/ Creative & Artistic Inquiry3 CreditsEnglish - .75 Credit
COMMUNICATION 133: Fundamentals of Public AddressElective/Area of Study3 CreditsEnglish - .75 Credit
COMMUNICATION 166: Fundamentals of Interpersonal CommunicationElective/Area of Study 3 CreditsEnglish - .75 Credit
COMMUNICATION 185: Business & Media WritingElective/Area of Study 3 CreditsEnglish - .75 Credit
COMMUNITY SCIENCES 198: First Year SeminarCommunication & Literacy/ First Year Seminar3 CreditsEnglish - .75 Credit
COMPUTER SCIENCE 130: Computer Programming IElective/Area of Study 3 CreditsElective - .75 Credit
COMPUTER SCIENCE 171: Technology, Ethics, & SocietyCommunication & Literacy/ Information Literacy3 CreditsElective - .75 Credit
COMPUTER SCIENCE 181: Human-Centered DesignNatural Science & Wellness/ Scientific Methods & Inquiry3 CreditsElective - .75 Credit
COMPUTER SCIENCE 191: Living and Learning with AINatural Science & Wellness/ Scientific Methods & Inquiry 3 CreditsElective - .75 Credit
COMPUTER SCIENCE 201: Introduction to Computing & Internet Technologies Elective/Area of Study 3 CreditsElective - .75 Credit
COMPUTER SCIENCE 221: Database Design & ManagementElective/Area of Study3 CreditsElective - .75 Credit
COMPUTER SCIENCE 231: Introduction to IT OperationsElective/Area of Study 3 CreditsElective - .75 Credit
COMPUTER SCIENCE 256: Introduction to Software DesignElective/Area of Study4 CreditsElective - 1 Credit
DEMOCRACY AND JUSTICE STUDIES 101: Introduction to Democracy & Justice StudiesElective/Area of Study3 CreditsSocial Studies - .75 Credit
DEMOCRACY AND JUSTICE STUDIES 102: Introduction to Social JusticeSocial & Behavioral Science/ Human Society & Behavior3 CreditsSocial Studies - .75 Credit
DEMOCRACY AND JUSTICE STUDIES 104: Introduction to Global Democracy and Human RightsCivics & Perspectives/ Global Perspective 3 CreditsSocial Studies - .75 Credit
DEMOCRACY AND JUSTICE STUDIES 204: Freedom & Social Control Elective/Area of Study 3 CreditsSocial Studies - .75 Credit
DEMOCRACY AND JUSTICE STUDIES 221: Law and Equality in Historical PerspectiveCivics & Perspectives/ Ethnic Studies 3 CreditsSocial Studies (Elective or US History)- .75 Credits
DESIGN ARTS 131: Introduction to Design & CultureHumanities & Arts/ Human Cultures & Values 3 CreditsElective - .75 Credit
ECONOMICS 102: Economics of the Modern WorldElective/Area of Study3 CreditsSocial Studies - .75 Credit
ECONOMICS 202: Macro Economic AnalysisQuantitative Reasoning 3 CreditsSocial Studies - .75 Credit
ECONOMICS 203: Micro Economic Analysis Elective/Area of Study3 CreditsSocial Studies - .75 Credit
EDUCATION 206: Culturally Responsive Teaching & Learning Civics & Perspectives/ Ethnic Studies3 CreditsElective - .75 Credit
EDUCATION 208: Concepts, Issues, and Field Experience in EducationElective/Area of Study3 CreditsElective - .75 Credit
EDUCATION 208: Concepts, Issues, and Field Experience in EducationElective/Area of Study3 CreditsElective - .75 Credit
EDUCATION 211: School & SocietyElective/Area of Study3 CreditsElective - .75 Credit
EDUCATION 281: Conceptual Foundations of Elementary Mathematics 1Quantitative Reasoning3 CreditsMath - .75 Credit
EDUCATION 340: Supporting Learning & Behavior in ClassroomElective/Area of Study3 CreditsElective - .75 Credit
ENGINEERING 186: Introduction to Digital TransformationNatural Science & Wellness/ Scientific Methods & Inquiry3 CreditsScience - .75 Credit
ENGINEERING 202: Introduction to Smart CitiesNatural Science & Wellness/ Environmental Sustainability3 CreditsElective - .75 Credit
ENGINEERING 236: Technical Writing and Information LiteracyCommunication & Literacy/
Information Literacy
 3 CreditsEnglish - .75 Credit
ENGINEERING 260: Introduction to Engineering EthicsElective/Area of Study3 CreditsElective - .75 Credit
ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 101: Fundamentals of Engineering TechnologyElective/Area of Study2 CreditsElective - .75 Credit
ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 105: Fundamentals of DrawingElective/Area of Study3 CreditsElective - .75 Credit
ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 142: Introduction to ProgrammingElective/Area of Study3 CreditsElective - .75 Credit
ENGLISH 104: Introduction to LiteratureHuman Culture & Values 3 CreditsEnglish - .75 Credit
ENGLISH 201: Ethics in WritingElective/Area of Study3 CreditsEnglish - .75 Credit
ENGLISH 206: Women in LiteratureHumanities & Arts/ Human Culture & Values 3 CreditsEnglish - .75 Credit
ENGLISH 212: Introduction to Creative WritingHumanities & Arts/ Creative & Artistic Inquiry3 CreditsEnglish - .75 Credit
ENGLISH 214: Introduction to English Literature IElective/Area of Study3 CreditsEnglish - .75 Credit
ENGLISH 215: Introduction to English Literature IIElective/Area of Study3 CreditsEnglish - .75 Credit
ENGLISH 216: Introduction to American Literature IElective/Area of Study3 CreditsEnglish - .75 Credit
ENGLISH 217: Introduction to American Literature IIElective/Area of Study3 CreditsEnglish - .75 Credit
ENGLISH 218: World Literatures ICivics & Perspectives/ Global Perspective 3 CreditsEnglish - .75 Credit
ENGLISH 219: World Literatures IIElective/Area of Study3 CreditsEnglish - .75 Credit
ENGLISH 236: Multicultural American LiteratureCivics & Perspectives/ Ethnic Studies3 CreditsEnglish - .75 Credit
ENGLISH 264: Special TopicsHumanities & Arts/ Human Cultures & Values3 CreditsEnglish - .75 Credit
ENTREPRENEURSHIP 272: Introduction to EntrepreneurshipHuman Society and Behavior3 CreditsElectives - .75 Credit
ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY AND PLANNING 102: Environment & SocietyNatural Science & Wellness/
Environmental Sustainability
3 CreditsElectives - .75 Credit
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES 102/103: Introduction to Environmental Science and Lab Natural Science & Wellness/
Scientific Methods & Inquiry (Lab)
4 CreditsScience (Physical or Elective) - .75 or 1 Credit
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES 105: Scientific LiteracyCommunication & Literacy/ Information Literacy3 CreditsScience - .75 Credit
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES 203: Environmental SustainabilityNatural Science & Wellness/ Environmental Sustainability3 CreditsScience - .75 Credit
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES 220: Sustainability Strategies and Tools for Addressing Climate ChangeNatural Science & Wellness/ Environmental Sustainability3 CreditsScience - .75 Credit
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES 260: Energy & SocietyNatural Science & Wellness/ Environmental Sustainability3 CreditsScience (Physical or Elective) - .75 or 1 Credit
FINANCE 182: Introduction to Personal FinanceElective/Area of Student3 CreditsFinancial Literacy - .75 Credit
FINANCE 282: Personal Financial PlanningElective/Area of Student3 CreditsFinancial Literacy - .75 Credit
FINANCE 343: Corporation FinanceElective/Area of Study3 CreditsElective - .75 Credit
FIRST NATIONS STUDIES 210: American Indians In Film Civics & Perspectives/
Ethnic Studies 
3 Credits Elective - .75 Credit
FIRST NATIONS STUDIES 224: First Nations and the SacredElective/Area of Study3 CreditsSocial Studies - .75 Credit
FIRST NATIONS STUDIES 225: Introduction to First Nations StudiesCivics & Perspectives/ Ethnic Studies3 CreditsSocial Studies - .75 Credit
FRENCH 202: Intermediate French Language IICivics & Perspectives/ Global Perspective3 CreditsWorld Language/Elective - .75 Credit
GEOGRAPHY 102: World Regions and Concepts: A Geographic AnalysisCivics & Perspectives/ Global Perspective 3 CreditsSocial Studies - .75 Credit
GEOGRAPHY 209: Landscapes of North AmericaElective/Area of Study 3 CreditsSocial Studies - .75 Credit
GEOGRAPHY 210: Human Geography and ConceptsElective/Area of Study3 CreditsSocial Studies (Elective or World History ) - .75 Credit
GEOGRAPHY 211: American Ethnic Minorities Civics & Perspectives/ Ethnic Studies3 CreditsSocial Studies - .75 Credit
GEOSCIENCE 202: Physical GeologyNatural Science & Wellness/ Scientific Methods & Inquiry4 CreditsScience (Elective or Physical) - 1 Credit
GEOSCIENCE 222/223: Introduction to Weather & Climate and LabNatural Science & Wellness/ Scientific Methods & Inquiry (Lab) 4 CreditsScience (Physical or Elective) - 1 Credit
GERMAN 202: Intermediate German Language IICivics & Perspectives/
Global Perspective 
3 CreditsWorld Language/Elective - .75 Credit
HISTORY 101: Foundations of Western Culture IElective/Area of Study3 CreditsSocial Studies (Elective or World History ) - .75 Credit
HISTORY 102: Foundations of Western Culture II Elective/Area of Study 3 CreditsSocial Studies (Elective or World History ) - .75 Credit
HISTORY 103: World Civilizations ICivics & Perspectives/ Global Perspective3 CreditsSocial Studies (Elective or World History ) - .75 Credit
HISTORY 104: World Civilizations IICivics & Perspectives/ Global Perspective 3 CreditsSocial Studies (Elective or World History) - .75 Credit
HISTORY 110: Debating European HistoryHumanities & Arts/ Human Cultures & Values3 CreditsSocial Studies (Elective or World History) - .75 Credit
HISTORY 111: Debating American HistoryHumanities & Arts/ Human Cultures & Values3 CreditsSocial Studies - .75 Credit
HISTORY 205: American History to 1865Elective/Area of Study3 CreditsSocial Studies (Elective or World History) - .75 Credit
HISTORY 206: History of the United States from 1865 to the PresentElective/Area of Study3 CreditsSocial Studies (Elective or World History) - .75 Credit
HISTORY 207: Intro to African American HistoryCivics & Perspectives/
Ethnic Studies
3 CreditsSocial Studies (Elective or World History) - .75 Credit
HISTORY 220: American Environmental HistoryNatural Science & Wellness/
Environmental Sustainability 
3 CreditsSocial Studies - .75 Credit
HUMAN BIOLOGY 102: Introduction to Human BiologyNatural Science & Wellness/ Scientific Methods & Inquiry (Lab)3 CreditsScience (Elective or Life Science) - .75 Credit
HUMAN BIOLOGY 215: Personal Health & WellnessSocial & Behavioral Science/
Human Society & Behavior 
3 CreditsPhy Ed or Health - .75 Credits
HUMAN BIOLOGY 217: Human Disease & SocietyCivics & Perspectives/
Global Perspective 
3 CreditsScience (Elective or Life Science) - .75 Credit
HUMAN BIOLOGY 221: Anatomy & Physiology IElective/Area of Study4 CreditsScience (Elective or Life Science) - 1 Credit
HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 262: Introduction to Human Resource ManagementElective/Area of Study3 CreditsElective - .75 Credit
HUMANISTIC STUDIES 100: Global challenges and the Human ExperienceCivics & Perspectives/
Global Perspective
3 CreditsSocial Studies - .75 Credit
HUMANISTIC STUDIES 110: Introduction to FilmHumanities & Arts/
Human Culture & Values 
3 CreditsElective - .75 Credit
HUMANISTIC STUDIES 200: Finding Humanity in the Digital WorldCommunication & Literacy/ Information Literacy3 CreditsElective - .75 Credit
HUMANISTIC STUDIES 201: Introduction to the HumanitiesHumanities & Arts/
Human Culture & Values-
3 CreditsSocial Studies - .75 Credit
HUMANISTIC STUDIES 213: Ethnic Diversity in America Past and PresentCivics & Perspectives/
Ethnic Studies
3 CreditsSocial Studies - .75 Credit
HUMANISTIC STUDIES 227:Cultivating CreativityHumanities & Arts/ Creative and Artistic Inquiry3 CreditsElective - .75 Credit
HUMANISTIC STUDIES 230: Comics, Society, and CultureCommunication & Literacy/
Information Literacy
3 CreditsSocial Studies - .75 Credit
MARKETING 345: Digital MarketingElective/Area of Study3 CreditsElective - .75 Credit
MATH 94: Elementary AlgebraPrerequisites for Math Competency3 Non-Degree CreditsMath - .75 Credit
MATH 99: Intermediate AlgebraPrerequisites for Math Competency 2 Non-Degree CreditsMath - .5 Credit
MATH 100: Math AppreciationQuantitative Reasoning3 CreditsMath - .75 Credits
MATH 101: Advanced AlgebraElective/Area of Study 2 CreditsMath - .5 Credits
MATH 104: PrecalculusQuantitative Reasoning4 CreditsMath - 1 Credit
MATH 202: Calculus & Analytic Geometry IQuantitative Reasoning 4 CreditsMath - 1 Credit
MATH 203: Calculus & Analytic Geometry IIElective/Area of Study 4 CreditsMath - 1 Credit
MATH 260: Introductory StatisticsQuantitative Reasoning4 CreditsMath - 1 Credit
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 150: Engineering the Future-Values and SocietyHumanities & Arts/ Human Cultures & Values3 CreditElective - .75 Credit
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 160: Ethics in Engineering and ScienceHumanities & Arts/ Human Cultures & Values3 CreditsElective - .75 Credit
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 170: Engineering in the Global ContextElective/Area of Study 3 CreditsElective - .75 Credit
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 206: Chemistry for Engineers Natural Science & Wellness/ Scientific Methods & Inquiry (Lab)4 creditsScience - 1 Credit
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 207: Computer Aided DesignHumanities & Arts/ Creative and Artistic Inquiry3 creditsElective - .75 Credit
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 216: Basic and Green Manufacturing ProcessesNatural Science & Wellness/ Environmental Sustainability3 creditsScience- .75 Credit
MUSIC 120: Video Game MusicHumanities & Arts/ Creative & Artistic Inquiry3 CreditsElective - .75 Credit
MUSIC 121: Survey of Western MusicHumanities & Arts/ Creative & Artistic Inquiry 3 CreditsElective - .75 Credit
MUSIC 170: Fundamentals of MusicHumanities & Arts/ Creative & Artistic Inquiry3 CreditsElective - .75 Credit
MUSIC 224: Popular Music Since 1955Humanities & Arts/ Creative & Artistic Inquiry 3 CreditsElective - .75 Credit
NURSING 200: Fundamentals of Healthcare TerminologyElective/Area of Study3 creditsElective - .75 Credit
NUTRITIONAL SCIENCES 202: Ethnic Influences on NutritionCivics & Perspectives/
Ethnic Studies 
3 CreditsElective - .75 Credit
NUTRITIONAL SCIENCES 242: Food & Nutritional HealthCommunication & Literacy/
Information Literacy
3 CreditsScience (Elective or Life Science) - .75 Credit
NUTRITIONAL SCIENCES 250: World Food & Population IssuesCivics & Perspectives/ Global Perspective 3 CreditsElectives - .75 Credits
PHILOSOPHY 101: Introduction to PhilosophyHumanities & Arts/ Human Culture & Values3 CreditsSocial Studies - .75 Credit
PHILOSOPHY 102: Contemporary Ethical IssuesHumanities & Arts/ Human Culture & Values3 CreditsSocial Studies - .75 Credit
PHILOSOPHY 103: Logic & ReasoningQuantitative Reasoning3 CreditsSocial Studies - .75 Credit
PHILOSOPHY 113: AI, Algorithms, and TruthCommunication & Literacy/ 
Information Literacy
3 CreditsElective - .75 Credit
PHILOSOPHY 208: Biomedical EthicsElective/Area of Study3 CreditsElective - .75 Credit
PHILOSOPHY 216: Pursuit of Happiness: Global PerspectivesCivics & Perspectives/ Global Perspectives3 creditsElective - .75 Credit
PHILOSOPHY 227: Business EthicsHumanities & Arts/ Human Cultures & Values3 CreditsElective - .75 Credit
PHYSICS 142: Observational AstronomyElective/Area of Study3 CreditsScience (Elective or Physical) - .25 Credit
PHYSICS 143: The Solar SystemNatural Science & Wellness/ Scientific Methods & Inquiry (Lab)3 creditsScience (Elective or Physical) - .75 Credit
PHYSICS 144: Stars, Galaxies & the UniverseQuantitative Reasoning3 CreditsScience (Elective or Physical) - .75 Credit
PHYSICS 180: Concepts of PhysicsNatural Science & Wellness/ Scientific Methods & Inquiry3 creditsScience- .75 credits
POLITICAL SCIENCES 100: Global Politics & SocietyCivics & Perspectives/
Global Perspective 
3 CreditsSocial Studies (World History or Civics) - .75 Credit
POLITICAL SCIENCES 101: American Government & Politics Social & Behavioral Science/ Human Society & Behavior 3 CreditsSocial Studies (Elective or Civics) - .75 Credit
PSYCHOLOGY 102: Introduction to Psychology Social & Behavioral Science/ Human Society & Behavior3 CreditsSocial Studies - .75 Credit
PSYCHOLOGY 203: Introduction to Lifespan Development Elective/Area of Study3 CreditsSocial Studies - .75 Credit
PSYCHOLOGY 204: Great Myths of the MindCommunication & Literacy/ 
Information Literacy
3 CreditsSocial Studies - .75 Credit
PSYCHOLOGY 97/205: Social Science StatisticsQuantitative Reasoning5 CreditsMath - 1.25 Credits
PSYCHOLOGY 331: Infancy and Early Childhood DevelopmentElective/Area of Study3 creditsSocial Studies - .75 Credit
PSYCHOLOGY 332: Middle Childhood and Adolescent DevelopmentElective/Area of Study3 creditsSocial Studies - .75 Credit
PSYCHOLOGY 343: Adult Development and AgingElective/Area of Study3 creditsSocial Studies - .75 Credit
PSYCHOLOGY 310: Drugs and BehaviorElective/Area of Study3 creditsElective - .75 Credit
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION 202: Introduction to Public PolicySocial & Behavioral Science/ Human Society & Behavior3 creditsSocial Studies - .75 Credit
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION 215: Introduction to Public AdministrationSocial & Behavioral Science/ Human Society & Behavior3 CreditsSocial Studies - .75 Credit
SOCIAL WORK 202: Introduction to Social ServicesSocial & Behavioral Science/ Human Society & Behavior 3 CreditsSocial Studies - .75 Credit
SOCIAL WORK 204: Sustainability and Social ProblemsNatural Science & Wellness/
Environmental Sustainability
3 CreditsSocial Studies - .75 Credit
SOCIAL WORK 213: Human TraffickingCivics & Perspectives/
Global Perspective
3 CreditsSocial Studies - .75 Credit
SOCIAL WORK 288: Introduction to trauma informed careElective/Area of Study3 CreditsElective - .75 Credit
SOCIAL WORK 285: Ethics in PracticeHumanities & Arts/ Human Cultures & Values3 CreditsElective - .75 Credit
SOCIOLOGY 100: Introduction to Urban StudiesSocial & Behavioral Science/ Human Society & Behavior3 CreditsSocial Studies - .75 Credit
SOCIOLOGY 101: Introduction to SociologySocial & Behavioral Science/ Human Society & Behavior3 CreditsSocial Studies - .75 Credit
SOCIOLOGY 130: Contemporary Social ProblemsElective/Area of Study3 CreditsSocial Studies - .75 Credit
SOCIOLOGY 203: Ethnic and Racial Identities Elective/Area of Study 3 CreditsSocial Studies - .75 Credit
SOCIOLOGY 238: Sociological Perspectives on GenderElective/Area of Study 3 CreditsSocial Studies - .75 Credit
SPANISH 202: Intermediate Spanish Language IICivics & Perspectives/
Global Perspective
3 CreditsWorld Language/Elective - .75 Credit
SPANISH 224: Heritage Language and CultureCivics & Perspectives/
Global Perspective
3 CreditsWorld Language/Elective - .75 Credit
THEATRE 110: Introduction to Theatre Arts Humanities & Arts/ Human Culture & Values3 CreditsElective - .75 Credit
THEATRE 131: Beginning ActingHumanities & Arts/ Creative and Artistic Inquiry3 CreditsElective - .75 Credit
THEATRE 211: World Theatre & PerformanceElective/Area of Study3 CreditsElective - .75 Credit
THEATRE 218: Exploring the ArtsHumanities & Arts/ Creative and Artistic Inquiry3 CreditsElective - .75 Credit
WATER SCIENCE 201/202: Introduction to Water ScienceNatural Science & Wellness/ 
Environmental Sustainability (Lab)
3 CreditsScience - 1 Credit
WOMEN'S STUDIES 102: Women's VoicesHumanities & Arts/ Human Culture & Values3 CreditsSocial Studies - .75 Credit
WOMEN'S STUDIES 201: Introduction to LGBTQ StudiesCivics & Perspectives/ Ethnic Studies3 creditsSocial Studies - .75 Credit
WOMEN'S STUDIES 203: Gender in Popular CultureCivics & Perspectives/ Ethnic Studies 3 CreditsSocial Studies - .75 Credit
WOMEN'S STUDIES 241: Introduction to Women and Gender Studies, and Sexuality StudiesSocial & Behavioral Science/
Human Society &Behavior 
3 CreditsElective - .75 Credit
WRITING FOUNDATIONS 100: First Year WritingCommunication & Literacy/
English Competency 
3 CreditsEnglish - .75 Credit
WRITING FOUNDATIONS 105: Research & RhetoricMay be required for certain majors and/or at other universities3 CreditsEnglish - .75 Credit
WRITING FOUNDATIONS 200: Professional Writing for Business MajorsMay be required for certain majors and/or at other universities3 CreditsEnglish - .75 Credit

*General education requirements have been updated for Fall 2026. To see more detail regarding the Core General Education Requirements, please visit the webpage here

**It is recommended that each college credit equals .25 high school credit on a high school transcript. For example, 3 UW-Green Bay Credits equals .75 high school credits. All classes can contribute to an area of study or count as elective credit. 

The Core General Education Requirement categories (ie "Humanities & Arts") for example will come into play when transferring in and out to another UW institution after UW Green Bay. The sub core categories are what is needed to fulfill the AAS degree at UW Green Bay. Please work with your UWGB advisor on any follow up questions.



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