Transfer Pathway with the University of Holy Cross as of March 5, 2018

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1 Transfer Pathway with the University of Holy Cross as of March 5, 2018 Information about the NTCC/UHC Transfer Pathway: The list below documents courses approved for transfer between Northshore Technical Community College and the University of Holy Cross. Articulation agreements are subject to change. Northshore Technical Community College students who have completed the Transfer Pathway will be admitted (*see requirements) into the University of Holy Cross and become eligible to pursue the following programs within UHC: Biologic and Physical Sciences, Business Administration, Allied Health, and Nursing. More information about the University of Holy Cross is available on their website: If you have any questions about courses or transfer articulation, please *Full agreement details are attached, beginning on page 3. NTCC/UHC General Transfer Course Listings Northshore Technical Community College and the University of Holy Cross NTCC Course Title UHC ARTS ARTS 1010 Survey of World Art History I ART elective ARTS 1020 Survey of World Art History II ART elective BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES BIOL 1015 Biology Lab BIO 101L BIOL 1100 General Biology I BIO 101 BIOL 1110 Environmental Biology ENV 101 BIOL 1200 General Biology II BIO elective BIOL 2200 Human Anatomy & Physiology I BIO 261 BIOL 2215 Human Anatomy & Physiology I Lab BIO 261L BIOL 2300 Human Anatomy & Physiology II BIO 262 BIOL 2315 Human Anatomy & Physiology II Lab BIO 262L CHEM 1010 Chemistry I CHE 141 CHEM 1015 Chemistry I Lab CHE 141L BUSINESS BUSN 1000 Business Communication BUS 210 BUSN 1100 Introduction to Business BUS 218 BUSN 2010 Principles of Marketing BUS 252 BUSN 2020 Principles of Management BUS 251 BUSN 2030 Business Law BUS 201 ECON 2010 Principles of Macro Economics ECO 201 ECON 2020 Principles of Micro Economics ECO 202 MGMT 2010 Microcomputer Applications for Business CIS 111 CRIMINAL JUSTICE

2 CRMJ 1110 Introduction to Criminal Justice CJU 100 CRMJ 1120 Introduction to Corrections CJU 101 CRMJ 1330 Introduction to Criminal Law CJU 210 ENGLISH ENGL 1015 English Composition I ENG 101 ENGL 1025 English Composition II ENG 102 ENGL 2020 American Literature ENG 251 HISTORY HIST 1010 Western Civilization I HIS 101 HIST 1020 Western Civilization II HIS 102 HIST 2010 American History I HIS 201 HIST 2020 American History II HIS 202 MATHEMATICS MATH 1015 College Algebra MAT 105 MATH 1500 Finite Math MAT 215 MATH 1620 Plane Trigonometry MAT 106 MATH 1630 Applied Calculus MAT 240 MATH 2410 Elementary Statistics MAT 160 MUSIC MUSC 2100 Music Fundamentals MUS 101 PSYCHOLOGY PSYC 1500 Psychology of Addictive Behavior and COU 202 PSYC 2015 Introduction to Psychology PSY 101 SOCIOLOGY SOCL 2015 Introduction to Sociology SOC 101 SPANISH SPAN 1010 Spanish I SPA 101 SPAN 1020 Spanish II SPA 102 SPEECH SPCH 1015 Intro to Public Speaking SPE 101 THEOLOGY RELG 1501 Christian Doctrine THE 103

3 ARTICULATION AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE DEPARTMENTS OF BIOLOGIC AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES, BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, HEALTH SCIENCES, AND NURSING OF THE UNIVERSITY OF HOLY CROSS, 4123 WOODLAND DRIVE, NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA AND NORTHSHORE TECHNICAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE, CENTERPOINT BOULEVARD, LACOMBE, LOUISIANA 70445

4 Program Northshore Technical Community College (NTCC) students who successfully complete with the courses listed in this agreement are permitted to transfer them to University of Holy Cross (UHC) degree programs in the Biologic and Physical Sciences, Business Administration, Allied Health, and Nursing. The total number of credit hours required to complete a bachelor s degree in accounting form UHC is 120 semester hours and students can transfer up to 60 semester hours for degree credit from NTCC. This is a program whereby NTCC students will earn a bachelor s degree from UHC after successfully completing at least 60 additional semester hours at the upper level at UHC and meeting all UHC degree requirements. NTCC students will follow the requirements in the UHC Undergraduate Catalog in force at the time they entered NTCC, provided the Catalog is not over 10 years old and there was no break in enrollment of over 5 years. In order to graduate from UHC, students must complete at least 50% of the courses in their bachelor s degree program at UHC with a quality point ratio of 2.5 or better in all work attempted at UHC. Written English Proficiency Test Students transferring ENG 102 (English Composition II) are required to take the English Proficiency Examination, administered by the English Program Coordinator, during transfer orientation and thereafter by appointment for those registering late. A mean score of 2 on the AAC&U (American Association of Colleges and Universities) Written Communication Value Rubric must be achieved. Students who do not achieve that benchmark score may petition the English Program Coordinator to repeat the test. Those who do not achieve a rubric score of 2 upon the second attempt are required to pass ENG 201, Introduction to Writing in the Disciplines, a non-credit tuition-free course, before they are allowed to take upper-level writing intensive courses in their major programs. Students are urged to take this course during the first or no later than the second semester after transfer admission. An administrative fee will be assessed when students must repeat ENG 201. General Transfer Course Listings The list below documents courses approved for transfer between NTCC and UHC. Some UHC courses require prerequisites. See both institutions catalogs for information that is more detailed. The NTCC courses listed below are eligible for admission into the following UHC programs: Biology, Business, Health Sciences Non- Clinical, Neurodiagnostic Technology, Nursing, or Radiologic Technology. Articulation agreements are subject to change. Questions regarding UHC courses and transfer articulation may be directed to the Enrollment Management Office, or admissions@uhcno.edu. (list available on pages 1-2) Program Evaluation UHC and NTCC representatives will evaluate on a regular basis the performance of students and other transfer students in upper level courses and compare their performance to that of continuing UHC students. If the performance of students is significantly lower than that of continuing UHC students or they have a

5 quality point ratio of less than 2.5 in all work attempted at UHC, faculty representatives from UHC and NTCC will meet to re-design or amend the agreement. Program Renewal This agreement shall be renewed every three years from the date of signing (below) and will be continued, modified, or terminated upon mutual agreement of the undersigned parties.