Political Science
Welcome to the Political Science Department home page.
This site provides useful information for those taking political science courses and those seeking to become political science majors at Galveston College.
Overview
Name | Floyd Holder IV |
Title | Instructor of Government |
Room | N-330 |
Program Area |
History and Government
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Phone |
409-944-1333
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Admin Support |
The purpose of an associate of arts degree in political science is to prepare students for transfer into a bachelor’s degree political science program at a four-year college or university. This program assists students who are planning careers in public administration, social science education, or who are planning to go to law school after earning their bachelor’s degree. Students successfully completing this program will understand the structure, history, and administration of federal and state government, along with some of the mathematical techniques used to analyze the effects of government policies. Course work features classes in government, economics, sociology and other subjects for a total of 60 semester hours.
See the most recent college catalog for specific degree requirements and course descriptions. Additionally, online course options are available for local and distance learning students.
course catalog information
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Name | Rosie Alcocer |
Phone | 409-944-1228 |
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