A checklist is the list of requirements to complete this program and receive the award, as the college publishes it in its catalog. It is the same for everyone. It does not say what you have completed; that comes from applying your own record.
Program
- Award
- A.A.
- Credential class
- ceterms:AssociateDegree
- Catalog edition
- Catalog 2026-2027
- Checklist type
- degree-program
Identifiers
- IPEDS UNITID
- 482565
- CourseShelf checklist
- CK_482565_71313d5b
- CollegeTransfer.Net
- Institution Transfer Profile
- Source
- CourseShelf publish 61
Requirements to complete
Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.
Arts & Science Electives
53 items
- Online and Hybrid LearningNot resolved to a course
- Strategic PlanNot resolved to a course
- Accreditation StatementNot resolved to a course
- General InformationNot resolved to a course
- Financial AidNot resolved to a course
- Business and Community ServicesNot resolved to a course
- English as a Second Language (ESL)Not resolved to a course
- Glossary of Academic Policies, Procedures, and TermsNot resolved to a course
- Administration & FacultyNot resolved to a course
- Apply NowNot resolved to a course
- Student HandbookNot resolved to a course
- My HCC FavoritesNot resolved to a course
- Add to My Favorites (opens a new window)Not resolved to a course
- Share this PageNot resolved to a course
- Facebook this Page (opens a new window)Not resolved to a course
- Tweet this Page (opens a new window)Not resolved to a course
- Print (opens a new window)Not resolved to a course
- Help (opens a new window)Not resolved to a course
- College Catalog 2026-2027Not resolved to a course
- Tracy Ross, 413.552.2348, tross@hcc.eduNot resolved to a course
- PROGRAM OVERVIEWNot resolved to a course
- Critical Thinking/Writing : Students will be able to:Not resolved to a course
- present opposing viewpoints and alternative hypotheses on various issuesNot resolved to a course
- identify basic premises in particular argumentsNot resolved to a course
- move easily from remembering through analysis and application to synthesis and evaluationNot resolved to a course
- examine one’s own cultural practices, beliefs, and valuesNot resolved to a course
- write a clear and concise report of the findings from sociological data analysisNot resolved to a course
- write a clear and concise sociological analysis and account of a social event, issue, or problemNot resolved to a course
- Information Literacy/Effective Communication : Students will be able to:Not resolved to a course
- use online databases to find published and peer-reviewed researchNot resolved to a course
- use the internet, email, software, and web pages to communicate to others and find course-related materialsNot resolved to a course
- Knowledge of Diversity : Students will be able to:Not resolved to a course
- distinguish between data and ideologyNot resolved to a course
- discern vested interest in a particular social orderNot resolved to a course
- be able to explain how societal structural factors influence individual behavior and the development of selfNot resolved to a course
- Quantitative/Qualitative Reasoning: Students will be able to:Not resolved to a course
- recognize how one uses the scientific method in social science and develop hypotheses relevant to the disciplineNot resolved to a course
- know the difference between an independent and dependent variableNot resolved to a course
- identify the basic methodological approaches for gathering dataNot resolved to a course
- link method and theory, as well as critically assess a published research reportNot resolved to a course
- produce a research report that utilizes relevant sociological databases and statisticsNot resolved to a course
- understand the ethical issues involved in social science researchNot resolved to a course
- PROGRAM OUTCOMESNot resolved to a course
- Upon completion of this program, students will be able to:Not resolved to a course
- demonstrate an understanding of and command over fundamental concepts and data regarding diversity, culture, and societyNot resolved to a course
- exhibit an appreciation for and actively apply sociological theoryNot resolved to a course
- understand fundamental theoretical approaches and key disciplinary conceptsNot resolved to a course
- critically evaluate social researchNot resolved to a course
- display a working knowledge of quantitative and qualitative research methodsNot resolved to a course
- understand the sociological methods of research design, data gathering, and analysisNot resolved to a course
- communicate sociological knowledge in an appropriate oral, audio, written, visual, and/or graphic formNot resolved to a course
- exhibit critical thinking skills in evaluating sociological researchNot resolved to a course
- formulate a thesis and assemble relevant peer reviewed background researchNot resolved to a course
GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS: 36 CREDITS
5 items
- As published: “ENG 101(A) - Composition I Credit(s): 3”3
- As published: “ENG 102(A) - Composition II Credit(s): 3”3
- As published: “PSY 110(B) - Introduction to Psychology Credit(s): 3”3
- As published: “SOC 110(B) - Introduction to Sociology Credit(s): 3”3
- As published: “PSY 142(D) - Statistics for Psychology Credit(s): 4”4
PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS: 15 CREDITS
2 items
- Select any 5 SOC-designated coursesNot resolved to a course
- SOC Elective Credit(s): 3Not resolved to a course
SUGGESTED ELECTIVES: 9 CREDITS
19 items
- Sufficient to complete 60 credit graduation requirement; any course listed in the catalog is acceptableNot resolved to a course60
- Program Elective Credit(s): 3 1Not resolved to a course
- 1 Recommended courses: SOC 213 , SOC 214 , SOC 215 , SOC 220 , and SOC 235Not resolved to a course
- Add to My Favorites (opens a new window)Not resolved to a course
- Share this PageNot resolved to a course
- Facebook this Page (opens a new window)Not resolved to a course
- Tweet this Page (opens a new window)Not resolved to a course
- Print (opens a new window)Not resolved to a course
- Help (opens a new window)Not resolved to a course
- Holyoke Community CollegeNot resolved to a course
- 303 Homestead Ave., Holyoke, MA 01040Not resolved to a course
- © Holyoke Community College 2018Not resolved to a course
- Contact UsNot resolved to a course
- SSTA - Payroll Self ServiceNot resolved to a course
- Emergency AlertsNot resolved to a course
- Affirmative ActionNot resolved to a course
- Original textNot resolved to a course
- Rate this translationNot resolved to a course
- Your feedback will be used to help improve Google TranslateNot resolved to a course
Source. DeVry University-North Carolina, catalog Catalog 2026-2027 — https://catalog.hcc.edu/preview_program.php?catoid=13&poid=1561. Captured page pages/0067.html.gz. Assembled from the institution's published catalog as captured; every record names its captured page and source URL. Assembled, not asserted.