Anthropology (A.A.)

The Tennessee Board of Regents community colleges and the state’s public universities have joined together to develop a common core of courses for the Associate of Arts (A.A.) degree. This common curriculum allows students to transfer, without loss of credit, from Pellissippi State to any Tennessee public university as juniors. All earned credit hours outlined on the pathway will apply toward a bachelor’s degree in the same discipline. The pathway guarantees admission to all public universities in the state, except for the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, where competitive admission standards will still apply.

Upon completion of the Associate of Arts transfer program, the graduate will have developed the skills, knowledge and abilities to accomplish the following:

• Demonstrate knowledge and/or skills acquired within the general education core. 
• Demonstrate knowledge and/or skills acquired from transfer electives.
• Locate and evaluate information from a range of credible sources using proper attribution and citation.
• Solve problems using skills developed across the curriculum.
• Exhibit understanding of content spoken, written, or signed in the target language with an awareness of context, audience, purpose, and point of view.
• Produce meaningful communication, oral, written or signed in the target language, taking into account the context, purpose, and audience.
• Compare and contrast salient aspects of target language culture and the learner’s first language culture.

Contact(s): Enrollment Services, (865) 694-6400, or Student Assistance Center, (865) 694-6556