The Department of Arts & Humanities at GPC Online offers courses in the disciplines of Art, Communications, ESL, Film, Fine Arts, French, Humanities, Journalism, Music, Philosophy, Religion, Spanish and Theater. Our course offerings help students broaden their understanding of themselves and others through the study of diverse cultures and religious traditions, foreign languages, artistic perspectives, and philosophical foundations. In addition to offering courses that fulfill core curriculum area requirements (see Core I and Core II), students may select courses that will help them pursue majors in Art (AA), Art (AS), Communications,  Film, Foreign Language, Foreign Language with a Concentration in Business, Journalism, and Philosophy.

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Learn more about this image in ARTS 1301--now offered online.

Common Course Outlines

The following Humanities courses are offered online. For an outline of the course you plan to take, click on the name of the course below. 

ARTS 1301       COMM 2300      FREN 1002     JOUR 1613    PHIL 2030   SPAN 2002

ARTS 1690       COMM 2900      HUMN 1301    MUSC 1301   RELI 1301   THEA 1301

ARTS 1692       ENSL 0091        HUMN 1303    MUSC 1708   SPAN 1001

COMM 1201    FILM 1010        HUMN 1305    PHIL 2010      SPAN 1002

COMM 2105    FREN 1001        JOUR 1611     PHIL 2020     SPAN 2001

Spanish Placement Test

From any computer with Internet access, you can take the free online Spanish placement exam at this URL: http://webcape.byuhtrsc.org/?acct=gpc. The password is "gpc". The exam takes from 5 minutes to 20 minutes, depending on your knowledge of the Spanish language. When you finish the exam your results will be displayed for you along with the Spanish class you tested into. Students who test into SPAN 1001 can register themselves. Students who test into SPAN 1002 or higher will need a department chair's assistance to register. If you test into SPAN 1002 or above, and you plan to take the course you tested into online, copy and paste the results into an e-mail and send it from your GPC e-mail account to Andrea.Morgan@gpc.edu with a request to be registered for the online Spanish course you placed into. Students who plan to take SPAN 1002 or higher on one of the GPC campuses should take a printout of their results to the department chair of ESL and Foreign Languages on the campus they attend.

For more information about advanced placement into other foreign language courses, click here: http://www.gpc.edu/~gpclang/Testing/NewTesting(1).htm .If you have questions about any of the advanced placement information posted, contact the chair of foreign languages on the campus you attend or Andrea Morgan at GPC Online.