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The
College of New Rochelle School of New Resources
is sensitive to the working and family
responsibilities of adult students.
The course sampler below is an introduction to how
you can develop an individualized degree plan in
relaxed, conversational classrooms, with small class
size and flexible class schedules. |
SCIENCE AND
MATHEMATICS
Mathematics for Basic Computer Science
Introduction to Biology
Management Information Systems
Holistic Approaches to Wellness
Statistics
SPECIAL AND
PROFESSIONAL
Women in Management
Introduction to Public Administration
Psychiatric Social Work
Community Organizations
Small Business Management
LETTERS
Children’s Literature
Latin American Literature and Culture
Literature of the Harlem Renaissance
New York as a Cultural Environment
Survey of World Literature
The American Experience
The History and Culture of Puerto
Rico
PSYCHOLOGY
Forensic Psychology
Theories of Personality
Child Psychology
Theories and Techniques of
Counseling
Abnormal
Psychology
FOREIGN LANGUAGES
Beginning Spanish: Language and
Culture
Basic Spanish of the Urban
Community
Beginning French
Beginning Italian
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SOCIAL SCIENCES
The Social Theories of Race and Class
Criminal Violence and the Courts
Introduction to Social Work
Crime and Deviance
Sociology of the Family Social Welfare
System
THE ARTS
History of African American Music
Foundations of Drawing and Painting
Dance as Art Form
Introduction to Jazz
Acting and Theater Arts
COMMUNICATIONS
Introduction to Mass Media
Journalism Workshop
Introduction to Speech Pathology
Communication and the Law
Introduction to Advertising
The Telecommunications Revolution
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