Study HARTS at PCC
Although you can’t complete a full degree in the humanities or arts at PCC, you can take HARTS classes for credit that transfers to a four-year college or university. PCC arts and humanities courses might transfer as:
- elective credits,
- program requirement credits,
- and/or graduation requirements for the transfer institution.
Students should check with their transfer institution, their PCC academic advisor, and the University Transfer website for the most accurate transfer requirement information.
HARTS Programs at PCC
The following humanities and arts programs are available at PCC. Visit each program’s page to get more information about applying, see descriptions of classes, and find out more about earning a Focus Award in that discipline.
Why should I study HARTS?
The humanities and arts are central to all human cultures. Studying HARTS can facilitate deeper intercultural understanding and lay the groundwork for a civically engaged life. These subjects can also prepare you to think critically, act creatively, and succeed in a rapidly changing world.
Below are posts written by PCC faculty and staff in the humanities and arts. The posts describe the importance of HARTS programs at PCC and explain why students should take HARTS classes. Some posts also link to thought-provoking articles published outside the PCC community.
Recent Posts
An Interview with Elena Villa, Flamenco Dancer and PCC English Faculty- October 5, 2022
- HARTS Student Assistant Faith Skowronnek recently had the opportunity to catch up with Elena Villa, PCC English Instructor at Sylvania […]
Soft Skills, Salaries, and the Liberal Arts- September 23, 2019
- In this New York Times article, director of the Malcolm Wiener Center for Social Policy at the Harvard Kennedy School, […]
Living with the Humanities: Dr. Rob Steinmetz- March 31, 2019
- Living with the Humanities is a series inspired by the Proust Questionnaire, which began as a game popularized by the French […]
Humanities and Medicine- November 7, 2018
- An article posted on the Association of American Medical Colleges website points to just how important the arts and humanities […]
"Impractical" Humanities Courses- October 3, 2018
- In a recent article from The Washington Post tiled, “Please, Students, Take That ‘Impractical’ Humanities Class. We Will All Benefit,” Ronald […]
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