The curriculum at Morris Brown College is organized under two divisions: lower and upper.
The Lower Division: The General Education Curriculum
The lower division embraces all work of the first two years that is designed to acquaint the student with those fields of human interest that influence present-day living. The lower division courses are a part of the General Education Program and together are referred to as the Core Curriculum. The lower division courses are designed:
- To prepare student for active participation in society as citizens.
- To furnish students with the background necessary for advanced study in selected subject matter areas of technical and professional specialization in accordance with their interest and aptitudes.
The Upper Division:
The Major Programs of Study
The upper division courses are those that pertain to the student’s major program of study, including courses in the major and courses related to or supporting the major. The upper division courses allow students:
1. To concentrate in selected fields of study important in the pre-service preparation of technical training and professions.
2. To develop a knowledge base and skills required in certain professional fields.
