Available Courses

Get a head start on your higher education journey with Hilbert’s selection of dual enrollment courses! These courses, spanning a wide range of disciplines from the arts and sciences to business and criminal justice, provide a valuable opportunity to explore potential majors and experience college-level coursework.

Arts

• AHI 103 Creative Moments in Art History
• ART 101 Drawing I
• ART 102 Explorations in Media
• TH 101 Introduction to Theater

Science

• BI 110 Science in Society: Modern Topics in Biology
• BI 112 Environmental Science
• BI 114 The Human Body
• BI 115 Nutrition
• BI 140 College Biology I with Lab (4 credits)
• BI 141 College Biology II with Lab (4 credits)
• BI 420 Human Anatomy & Physiology with Lab (4 credits)
• CH 110 Science in Society: Modern Topics in Chemistry
• CH 140 General Chemistry I with Lab (4 credits)
• PY 140 College Physics I with Lab (4 credits)

Business

• BUS 200 Introduction to Business Management
• BUS 262 Personal Financial Planning
• ECO 203 Principles of Contemporary Macroeconomic
• ECO 204 Principles of Contemporary Microeconomic

Communications

• COM 110 Introduction to Mass Media
• COM 151 Public Speaking
• COM 170 Multimedia Explorations
• COM 270 Digital Photography

Computer Information Systems

• CIS 170 Computer Systems: Computer Architecture and Operating Systems
• CSIA 101 Introduction to Computer Security
• CIS 220 Introduction to Computer Programming
• CS/CSL 131 Computer Science I  [4 credit hours – includes a lab]

 Criminal Justice

• CJ 101 Introduction to Criminal Justice
• CJ 102 Juvenile Delinquency
• CJ 103 Introduction to Security
• CJ 200 Introduction to Corrections
• CJ 202 Introduction to Law and Justice
• CJ 204 Crime and Society
• CJ 210 Introduction to Policing – Professional Entry

 English

• EN 101 Introduction to Composition
• EN 102 Unveiling Literary Treasures
• EN 250 Creative Writing I – The Writer’s Forge: Igniting Creativity through Workshop

Forensic Science/Crime Scene Investigation

• FS 101 Introduction to Forensic Science

History/Geography

• HI 103 Nineteenth Century America
• HI 104 Twentieth Century America
• HI 215 World Culture and Civilization
• HI/PS 288 World History and Geography I
• HI/PS 289 World History and Geography II

Human Services

• HS 101  Introduction to Human Services

Legal Studies

• LW 101 Introduction to Law

Mathematics

• MA 101 Survey of Mathematics
• MA 135 Mathematical Applications
• MA 145 College Algebra and Pre-Calculus
• MA 200 Topics in Statistics
• MA 205 Survey of Calculus

Music

• MU 103 The Enjoyment of Music

Philosophy

• PH 141 Western Religious Thought
• PH 200 Environmental Ethics
• PH 202 Why Be Moral?

Political Science

• PS 101 Introduction to Political Science
• PS 102 American Government

Psychology

• PSY 101 Introduction to Psychology

Religious Studies

• RS 101 Introduction to Religion
• RS 200 Jesus in the New Testament
• RS 206 Franciscanism

Sociology

• SO 101 Introduction to Sociology

World Languages

• FR 103 Transitional French (French 4)
• FR 201 Intermediate French (French 5)
• SP 103 Transitional Spanish (Spanish 4)
• SP 201 Intermediate Spanish I (Spanish 5)
• GR 201 Intermediate German (German 5)
• LA 201 Intermediate Latin I (Latin 5)
• LA 202: Catullus and Ovid