Cross-Cultural

Students must take at least one course that is designated as cross-cultural to fulfill General Education requirements. These courses have a designation of CC next to their listing. 

For additional information regarding the cross-cultural requirement, please see the General Education section of the catalog.

Cross-Listed

Cross listed courses are courses that are identical with the exception of a differentiating prefix. These courses share the same description, number, classroom, instructor, etc.

Students may earn credit under only one of the cross-listed prefixes. 

General Education

Courses with a General Education designation fulfill the Skills and/or Knowledge components of the General Education requirements. General Education designations are as follows:

• E - Written Communication (English Composition)
• H - Humanities
• HS - History
• M - Quantitative Reasoning (Mathematics)
• SS - Social Science
• ST - Natural & Physical Science

For additional information regarding the General Education requirement, please see the General Education section of the catalog.

GT Pathways

Courses with a GT designation will always transfer and apply to GT Pathways requirements in AA, AS, and most bachlelor's degrees at every public Colorado college or university. GT Pathway designations are as follows:

• AT - Arts & Humanities
• CO - Composition
• HI - History
• MA - Mathematics
• SC - Science
• SS - Social Science

For additional information and transfer restrictions related to GT Pathways, please visit the CDHE website.

Variable Credit

A course with a credit range followed by "VAR" indicates a course with variable credit. The credit range indicates the minimum and maximum credit limitations.

For example, a course with (1-3 VAR) has a minimum allowance of 1 credit and a maximum allowance of 3 credits; students can also choose to take the course as 2 credits. 

Prior to registering for a variable credit course, students should always consult with an Academic Advisor to determine the appropriate number of credits to meet graduation requirements. 

Repeatable Courses

Some specified courses may be repeated for credit. These courses are designated by the word "Repeatable" in the Course Description. The number after the word Repeatable indicates the maximum number of credits that may be used toward degree requirements.