General Education Courses

Whether you're a student at WCTC or enrolled at another college or university, WCTC has a wide variety of courses that can meet your general education requirements. 

With our new 8-week terms, you can finish most classes in just 8 weeks, rather than the traditional 16. This way, you can complete more credits each semester and earn your degree in less time. Plus, flexible online and evening course offerings mean it's easier than ever to fit a WCTC education into your busy life.

Explore our current offerings below:

Communication Skills

• Communication in the Workplace
• English Composition 1
• Fundamentals of Essay Writing
• Intro to College Writing
• Oral/Interpersonal Comm
• Speech
• Technical Reporting

Mathematics

• Calculus 1
• Calculus 2
• Calculus 3
• College Algebra w Apps
• College Mathematics
• College Technical Math 1A
• College Technical Math 1B
• College Technical Math 2
• Industrial Math I
• Industrial Math I
• Interm Algebra w Apps
• Introductory Statistics
• Math & Logic
• Math w Business Apps
• Special Topics in Mathematics
• Trigonometry w Apps

Science

• Adv Anatomy & Physiology
• Anatomy/Physiology Aesthetics
• Basic Anatomy
• Calculus Based Physics 1
• Calculus Based Physics 2
• College Physics 1
• Gen Anatomy & Physiology
• Intro to Biochemistry
• Microbiology
• Pathophysiology
• Physiology for Healthcare
• Survey of Physics

Social Sciences

• Abnormal Psychology
• Contemporary Amer Society
• Developmental Psychology
• Economics
• Ethics Criminal Justice System
• Global Cultural Awareness
• Intro to Diversity Studies
• Intro to Ethics: Theory & App
• Intro to Psychology
• Intro to Sociology
• Microeconomics
• Psychology of Human Relations
• Think Critically & Creatively

Looking for a different semester? Use our convenient Course Search tool.

Flexible Course Offerings

Many of WCTC's general education courses are offered face to face, online or in a hybrid format. Plus, many courses are offered on evenings and weekends to work with your busy schedule. Contact the receiving institution to find out which courses will transfer into your program.