Speedway | Bachelor of General Studies Degree

*All students, regardless of residency, qualify for resident tuition during summer semester 

This information is provided as an example of courses available to students in the Speedway program. Students can make an appointment with their Student Success Advisor to discuss up-to-date course offerings. Concentrations include: General Studies, Organizational Leadership, American Political Institutions, and Family Studies.

• ENGL 1010 - Introduction to Academic Writing (Fall, Spring, Summer)
• ENGL 1010E – Introduction to Academic Writing, Extended (Fall, Spring, Summer)
• ENGL 2010 – Intermediate Writing (Fall, Spring, Summer)

• MATH 1031 – Statistical Reasoning (Fall, Spring, Summer)

• POLS 1100 – American National Government (Fall, Spring)

• INFO 1010 – Information Literacy (Fall, Spring, Summer)
• INFO 2010 – Information Literacy in the Disciplines

• MUSC 1020 – Popular Music in America (Summer A)

• MUSC 1050 – Music of the World (Fall B)

• THEA 1023 – Introduction to Film (Fall B, Summer A)

• HSS 1120 – Living in a Globalized World 
• HUM 1010 – Introduction to Humanities (Fall, Spring, Summer)
• ORTP 2040 – Americans in the Outdoors (Spring)

• BIO 1010 - Introduction to Biology 
• NFS 1020 – Scientific Foundations of Human Nutrition (Fall)

• GEO 1090 – How the Earth Works (Spring)
• GEO 1095 – How the Earth Works Lab (Spring)
• PHYS 1040 – Elementary Astronomy (Fall, Summer)
• PHYS 1045 – Elementary Astronomy Lab (Fall, Summer)

Social and Behavioral Sciences

• CJ 1010 - Introduction to Criminal Justice
• FLHD 1500 – Human Development through Lifespan
• FLHD 2400 – Marriage and Family Relations
• FLHD 2700 – Consumerism and Family Finances in American Society

• CJ 3020 – Criminal Justice Management (Summer)
• COMM 3150 – Nonverbal Communication (Spring, Summer)
• COMM 4240 – Technical Writing (Summer)
• ENTR 3100 – Basic Entrepreneurship Skills (Fall, Spring, Summer)
• FLHD 3100 – Foundations of School Counseling (Spring)
• FLHD 3450 – Mindfulness and Meditation (Summer)
• FLHD 4100 – Family Problems and Solutions (Fall)
• HIST 3090 – History Seminar (Fall)
• HIST 3630 – African American History since 1877 (Summer)
• HIST 3870 – History of Utah (Spring)
• MGMT 3180 – Management and Organizations (Summer)
• MKTG 3010 – Marketing Principles (Spring)
• ORGL 3510 – Foundations in Leadership 
• ORGL 3511 – Leadership Strategies and Current Trends
• ORGL 3512 – Organizational Leadership and Communication
• ORGL 3610 – Special Topics in Global Leadership
• POLS 3120 – Courts (Fall)
• POLS 3510 – Constitutional Law (Fall)
• POLS 3520 – Civil Rights and Liberties (Spring)
• SUU 3100 – Strategic Self Marketing (Fall, Spring, Summer)

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