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Grays Harbor and Peninsula College Bridge Program
The Grays Harbor College and Peninsula College tribal Associate of Arts Degree Program is comprised of a unique set of courses particularly relevant to Native American communities. The curriculum is a hybrid of face-to-face courses and online courses. The courses are designed with a high degree of cultural relevance. Most students enroll for 13 credits per quarter, which are broken out as follows:
- Two 5-credit online courses, offered through Grays Harbor.
- One 2-credit Humanities course, taught four Saturday mornings per quarter at the Longhouse on the Evergreen campus.
- One 1-credit Humanities course, taught four Saturday afternoons per quarter at the Longhouse on the Evergreen campus. Grays Harbor, Peninsula and Evergreen students attend this series of workshops together.
- Online developmental education courses, available in writing and mathematics, are also offered to help students prepare for college level work.
- Here is the three-year sequence of courses for this Associate of Arts direct transfer degree that transfers to any college or university:
This is a transfer degree that transfers to any college or university:
Quarter |
Year 1 |
Year 2 |
Year 3 |
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Fall |
Online classes: English 101- English Composition (5 cr.) FYE 101 orientation (1 cr.) CIS 101 – keyboarding (2 cr.) Saturday classes: FYE 102 – Creating Success in College (2 cr.) Humanities 107-Issues in Indian Country (1 cr.) |
Online classes: English 102- English Composition2 (5 cr.) Anthro 210-Indians of North America (5 cr.) Saturday classes: Humanities 103 Cultural Studies- (2 cr.) Humanities 110 Issues in Indian Country (1 cr.) |
Online classes: Earth Science 102-Intro Earth Science (5 cr.) Math 107- (5 cr.) |
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Winter |
Online classes: Anthro 206- Cultural Anthropology (5 cr.) Library 101- Intro to Information Resources (2 cr.) Saturday classes: Humanities 101 Public Speech (2 cr.) Humanities 108- Issues in Indian Country (1 cr.) |
Online classes: Psych 100- Introduction to Psychology (5 cr.) Political Science 202- American Government (5 cr.) Saturday classes: Humanities 105 Writing and Lit (2 cr.) Humanities 111- Issues in Indian Country (1 cr.) |
Online classes: Anthro 204-Archaeology (5 cr.) Astronomy 101 Study of the Universe (5 cr.) |
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Spring |
Online classes: Biology 100- Intro Biology (5 cr.) Saturday classes: Humanities 102 Oral Communication (2 cr.) Humanities 109 Issues in Indian Country (1 cr.) |
Online classes: Anthro 216 - Native Peoples of the NW (5 cr.) Music 105- Music Appreciation (5 cr.) |
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Summer (optional) |
* Actual courses and sequences may vary depending upon the college credits that students transfer in and the need to take pre-college English and mathematics courses. Most courses are available every quarter but we attempt to have our students take as many of the same courses as a cohort as possible.
**Developmental Education Mathematics and Developmental Education English are offered at various levels (English 060 and 095; Math 060, 070, 095, 098) appropriate to student placement test scores.