Kettering College - Pacemaker Yearbook (Kettering, OH)

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General Educat

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General Education classes, because they are shared by all students in each curric- ulum, provide for the needs throughout the specialized fields of college. The general education courses add variety to the very clinical oriented specializa- tions of each field. Students frequently wonder why so many general education courses are required, especially when they have information coming at them from every direction. The general concepts that are internalized can later be tapped into for future reference and can be very useful in one’s total life experience.

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