A college-level study of patterns and processes that have shaped human understanding and alteration of Earth's surface. Includes a blended Health course covering wellness, drugs, nutrition, and first aid.

A survey of the cultural, environmental, and physical factors of the regions of the world, including landscape, resources, religions, and movements.

Examines democratic ideas, transitions in European governance, the Enlightenment, rise and fall of empires, colonial rule, and globalization.

Examines global human experience from 1200 CE to the present, focusing on interactions among societies, technology, and social structures.

Examines major turning points in American History in the twentieth century, including the expanding role of federal government and world power status.

A survey of US History to 1877 (Hist 17) and from 1877 to the present (Hist 18) offered through Monterey Peninsula College.

Study of the American governmental system, politics of democracy, the three branches of government, and civil liberties.

A survey of the American political system, including political theory, federalism, behaviors, party politics, and constitutional underpinnings.

Prepares students for the financial world, covering personal finance, supply and demand, banking, and government spending.

Analyzes and critiques economic policies and synthesizes information regarding how economic decisions affect everyday lives.

Explores essential questions of existence, reality, and morality through theories of respected Western philosophers.

Scientific study of behavior and mental processes, examining biological, behavioral, cognitive, and developmental approaches.