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HS ACCESS recommends that students only take up to two courses (6-8 credit hours) each semester. There are many courses to choose from, not just what is listed here. Visit the WVU Course Listing each semester at COURSES.WVU.EDU  

Spring Semester Recommended Courses (Dual Credit)

ENGR	101	Engineering Problem Solving 1	2		Calculus is the required prerequisite course.
ENGR	140	Engineering in History	3		F2A
FIS FIS MATH  MATH	201 202 126 128	Introduction to Forensic Identification Crime Scene Investigative Overview College Algebra Plane Trigonometry	3 3 3 3		F2A F3 F3
PHIL	130	Current Moral Problems	3		F5
POLS PSYC	102 101	Intro to American Government Introduction to Psychology	3 3		F4 F4

Fall Semester Recommended Courses 

Subject	Course	Title	Credits	CRN #	GEF
COMM	104	Public Communication Description: Introduction to principles of communication in the one-to-many context. Emphasis is given to the creation and refutation of arguments.	3		F5
ENGR	101	Problem Solving 1 Description: Engineering problem solving methodologies and analysis. Use of computers in problem solving, technical report writing, team based project work and presentations.	2
ENGR	140	Engineering in History Description: Impact of engineering on society throughout history. Developments in warfare, architecture, agriculture, manufacturing, communication, transprotation, and their impacts on society.	3		F2A
FIS	201	Introduction to Forensic Identification Description: A survey course in forensic science including overview of the history and components of fingerprint classification systems crime scene analysis, and death investigation.	3		F2A
JRL	101	Media & Society Description: Examines the relationship between media, culture and society, with emphasis on the history, structure, and organization of the mass media.	3		F4
PHIL	130	Current Moral Problems Description: An examination of current moral problems. Topics include some of the following: abortion, euthanasia, sexism and sexual equality, preferential treatment, animal rights, sexual morality, pornography, economic justice, paternalism, punishment, and nuclear deterrence.	3		F5
POLS	102	Introduction to American Government Description: General survey of American national government and politics.	3		F4
PSYC	101	Introduction to Psychology Description: Survey of general psychology.	3		F4