Transfer Supplemental Application Guide Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo

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1 Transfer Supplemental Application Guide Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo This guide was created to provided assistance with the Cal Poly, SLO supplemental application for fall 2018 admissions. It ONLY includes Allan Hancock College equivalent courses. Changes to Your Application To make changes to your Cal State Apply application (i.e. spring schedule) log in to your Cal State Apply application and make the necessary changes. You will also need to log into your Cal Poly, SLO portal account to complete and submit the supplemental portion of your Cal Poly application. Supplemental applications are due by January 31 st Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo Transfer Supplemental Section The Transfer Supplemental Application is specific to Cal Poly. This application should be done in addition to updating your coursework on the Cal State Apply application. If you do not list the college courses you have completed, have in progress, have planned, or the required CSU General Education courses on these pages, then you will not be competitive in the Cal Poly admission process. Fall 2018 applicants cannot use summer 2018 courses for admission consideration and should not list their summer 2018 courses on the Transfer Supplemental screens. Fall 2018 applicants must have all courses they list on the Transfer Supplemental screens completed by the end of Spring 2018 to be eligible for admission to Cal Poly. DO NOT enter the same course more than once on the Transfer Supplemental Application. For courses you have in progress for spring 2018 select "In Progress/Planned." Enter each course of college coursework under the appropriate subject area up to five terms per subject line. For example, if you took "Public Speaking" and "Speech," you would add separate courses for each under "Speech/Public Address/Oral Communication." If you will have taken two semesters of "Calculus" and one semester of "Differential Equations," you would enter three courses under "Analytical Geometry/Calculus/Differential Equations/Engineering Calculus." For most subject areas, you will probably only enter one or two courses. If you do not have a course that meets the subject area you can leave that section blank. Use Assist.org to identify the articulation (course equivalencies) between Cal Poly and California Community Colleges for these courses. Out-of-state and four-year transfer students may have to compare their catalog course descriptions with Cal Poly's catalog to identify the equivalent course content for these courses. Cal Poly is unable to evaluate transcripts prior to selection. Course Prefix Enter the course prefix and number for the course listed. For example, if reporting a grade for Introduction to Literary Studies enter in ENGL 202.

2 Grade Earned If you have taken the AP test for any subject and have received a score of three (3) or higher, you may enter three semester units of credit in the appropriate subject area by selecting "Credit/AP (3+)/IB (5+)" for your grade. If you have taken the HIGHER LEVEL IB exam for any subject and have received a score of five (5) or better, you may enter three semester units of credit in the appropriate subject area by selecting "Credit/AP (3+)/IB (5+)" for your grade. Please visit the Cal Poly Office of the Registrar website to view the AP and IB matrices. You will not receive grade credit for "Credit/AP (3+)/IB (5+)," "Pass," and "In Progress/Planned" courses, but you will get course credit. To receive transfer credit for any Advanced Placement Examinations, Cal Poly must receive an official test result from the College Board. To receive transfer credit for any International Baccalaureate exam, Cal Poly must receive an official exam result from the International Baccalaureate Organization. If you earned a No Credit ("NC") or Incomplete ("Inc"), do not report the course on the Transfer Supplemental Application. If you have repeated a course because you received a grade of "D" or "F" and you have received a higher grade and your current transcript no longer reflects the lower grade in your GPA, you do not need to report the course with the lower grade on your application. However, if you are currently repeating a course you must list the original grade on your application as it appears on your transcript at the time of application, AND you must list the course to be repeated as in progress. If you took a course and received a grade of "D" or "F" and you are taking a DIFFERENT course to fulfill the course requirement, you must list BOTH courses on the application. Unit Values If the course was worth X.5 units (e.g.: 3.5 units), then round the unit value up and enter it as the next highest integer (e.g.: 4 units). If the course was worth X.4 units (e.g.: 3.4 units), then round the unit value down and enter it as the next lowest integer (e.g.: 3 units). Term Type For quarter or semester units, enter the unit value of the course and whether it was taken on the quarter or semester system. We will convert all units to the semester system for admission selection purposes. Use the following list to enter major related courses on the Cal Poly supplemental. This guide only shows courses equivalent at Allan Hancock College. If courses were taken at other colleges, see a counselor for recommendations of where to place courses. Cal Poly Major Related Courses College/Majors Major Related 1 Major Related 2 Major Related 3 College of Agriculture: Ag Business Intro Ag Bus: AG 150, Ag Sales Communication and Leadership: AG 157 Bus Law: BUS 110 Accounting: ACCT 130

3 Ag Communications AG Comm: N/A, Animal Science: AG 152, Economics: ECON 101/102, Soil Science: AG 125 Ag Science Ag Ed: N/A, Ag Comm: N/A, Animal Science: AG 152, Ag Sales Communication & Leadership: AG 157 Intro. to Soil Science: AG 125 Ag Systems Mgt Engr graphics: N/A, CAD: ET 100, Surveying: N/A, Intro to Soil Science: AG 125 Animal Science Intro Beef Production: N/A, Animal Science: AG 152, Systems of Sheep Mgt: BioResource & Ag Engineering Agricultural & Environmental Plant Sciences Dairy Science Environmental Earth & Science Environmental Management & Protection N/A Engr graphics: N/A, CAD: ET 100, ET 140, ET 145 Surveying: N/A Ag Mechanics: N/A New Reporting/AG Comm: N/A Machinery: N/A Food Processing: N/A Ag Mechanics: N/A Microeconomics: ECON 102 Accounting: ACCT 100, 130 Swine Production N/A, Poultry Mgt: N/A, Animal Nutrition: N/A Programming for Engr: N/A, Comp Program for Scientists & Engineers: N/A, C and Unix Programming: CS 111 Principles of Horti & Crop Science: N/A Intro to Soil Science: AG 125, Fertilizers and Plant Nutrition: N/A Dairy Feeds: N/A, Elements of Dairying: N/A, Husbandry: N/A, Manufacturing: N/A, Products Tech: N/A Intro to Soil Science: AG 125, Surveying: N/A Environmental Mgt: N/A, Dendrology: N/A, Intro to Organismal: N/A Animal/Human Structure: N/A Intro to Soil Science: AG 125 Food Science Intro Food Science: FSN 133 Customs & Culture: FSN 134 Nutrition: FSN 110 Forestry and Natural Intro Forestry: N/A, Dendrology: N/A, Resources Intro to Soil Science: AG 125 Nutrition Fundamentals of Food: CA 120, 123 Nutrition: FSN 110 Customs & Culture: FSN 134 Recreation, Parks and Tourism Administration Wine and Viticulture Intro Rec, Parks & Tourism: REC 101, Leadership & Diverse Groups: N/A Leadership and Facilitation: N/A Global Wine and Viticulture: N/A Viticulture: AG 102 Dairy Cattle Selection: N/A Physical Geology: GEOL 100 Physical Geology: GEOL 100 Non-Bus Accounting: ACCT 100 Agribusiness Financial: N/A Financial Acct: ACCT 130 Wildland Fire Control: N/A Intro Program Design: REC 105 Rec Sports Programming: N/A Ag Economic: N/A Microeconomics ECON 102 Equine Science: N/A, Companion Animal Science: N/A Intro to Soil Science: AG 125 Statics: ENGR 152 Dynamics: ENGR 154 Accounting and Economics: ACCT 100 or 130, BUS/ECON 121 or ECON 101 Engineering Surveying: N/A Forest Surveying: N/A Intro to Engineering Surveying: N/A Forest Surveying: N/A Accounting: ACCT 100 or 130 Intro to Soil Science: AG 125 Accounting: ACCT 100 or 130

4 College of Architecture and Environmental Design: Architectural Engineering Design and Visual Communication 1.1, 1.2, & 1.3: ARCH 111, 122, 160 Architecture Design & Visual Communication 1.1, 1.2, 1.3: ARCH 111, 112, 160 Structures 1 & Structures II: ENGR 152, 156 Engineering Statistics: ENGR 152 Mechanics of Material 1: ENGR 156 Structural CAD for Building Design: ARCH/ ET 160 Engineering Dynamics: ENGR 154 Architectural Design 2.1, 2.2 & 2.3: N/A (offered at Cuesta College) City and Regional Planning Physical Geology: GEOL 141 or Chemistry: CHEM 110 or 120 or 150 Construction Management Structures 1 & 2: ENGR 152, ENGR 156 Intro Arch: N/A Structural Systems for Arch: N/A Engineering Surveying: N/A Structural CAD: ARCH/ET 160 Business Law: BUS 110 Accounting: ACCT 100 or 130 Landscape Architecture General Botany: BIOL 154 Professional Electives: 6 semester units from College of Architecture & Environmental Design and/or Art & Design College of Business: Business Administration Economics Financial Accounting: ACCT 130 Managerial Accounting: ACCT 140 Legal Responsibilities of Business: BUS 110 Industrial Technology & Financial Accounting: ACCT 130 Electrical Systems: EL 118 Industrial Power Systems: N/A Packaging Electronic Systems: EL 119 College of Engineering: Aerospace Engineering Engineering Statics: ENGR 152 Electrical Circuit Theory : ENGR 170 Biomedical, General, & Materials Engineering Industrial & Manufacturing Engineering Engineering Statics: ENGR 152 Materials Lab: ENGR 162 (no lab required for BMED or Materials) Engineering Statics: ENGR 152 Materials Lab: ENGR 162 Mechanical Engineering Engineering Statics: ENGR 152 Materials Lab: ENGR 162 Fundamentals of Computer Science 1 or C and Unix: CS 111 Electrical Circuit Theory : ENGR 170 (Lab desired for ME only) Computer Programming: N/A Electrical Circuit Theory : ENGR 170 Computer Programming: N/A Fund of Computer Science: CS 111 Intro to ME III: ET 145 Civil Engineering Engineering Statics: ENGR 152 Design Principles in Civil Engineering: N/A Computer Engineering Engineering Statics: ENGR 152 Materials Lab: ENGR 162 CAD in Civil Engineering: ET 100 Computer Science I: CS 111 Computer Science II: CS 112 Electrical Circuit Theory : ENGR 170 Engineering Surveying: N/A Material Lab: ENGR 162 Electrical Circuits I: ENGR 170 Electrical Circuits Lab: ENGR 171

5 Computer Science Computer Science I: CS 111 Computer Science II: CS 112 Computer Science III: N/A Software Engineering Electrical Engineering Fundamental of Comp Science I: CS 111 Electric Circuit Analysis I: ENGR 170 Electric Circuit Lab: ENGR 171 Environmental Engineering Statics: ENGR 152 CAD in Civil Engineering: ET 100 Mechanics of Materials I & II: ENGR 156 Engineering College of Liberal Arts: Anthropology and Geography Cultural Anthropology: ANTH 102 World Prehistory: ANTH 103 Intro to Cultural Geography : GEOG 102 Biological Anthropology: ANTH 101 Art and Design Fund of Drawing: ART 120 Art & Design Foundations I: ART 110 Art & Design Foundations III: ART 113 Child Development Family Psychology: SOC 110 HUSV 106 Communication Studies Interpersonal Comm: SPCH 103 Advanced Public Speaking: N/A Performance of Lit: SPCH 108 Physical Geography: GEOG 101 Art & Design Foundation Studies II: ART 112 Developmental Psychology : PSY 118 Small Group Comm : SPCH 102 English Great Books of Classic Lit: ENGL 144 Intro Linguistics : ENGL 105/ANTH 105 Graphic Communications Digital Photography: N/A Digital Publishing Systems: N/A History Western Civ History 1 : HIST/HUM 104 Western Civ History 2 : HIST/HUM 105 Journalism News Reporting and Writing: N/A (Cuesta offers this course under JOURN 201A) Basic Digital Photography: PHOTO 110 and Art History: ART 103 or ART 104 Organizational Comm: N/A Forensic Activity: N/A Intermediate Italian I: ITAL 103 Intermediate Spanish: SPAN 103/104 or equivalent course Intermediate Italian I: ITAL 103 Intermediate Spanish I: SPAN 103 or 104 or equivalent course Modern Languages and Lit Intermediate Spanish I: SPAN 103 Intermediate Spanish 2: SPAN 104 Intermediate Spanish 3: N/A Introduction to Spanish Linguistics: N/A Introduction to Hispanic Reading: N/A Music Intro to Music Theory I: MUS 111 Musicianship: MUS 113 Music Theory II Chromatic Materials: MUS 112 Philosophy Symbolic Logic: N/A Ethics and Political Phil: PHIL 105 Philosophical Classics: PHIL 102 Political Science International Relations: POLS 104 Comparative Politics: POLS 105 Political Thought: N/A (Cuesta offers this course under POLS 209) Psychology Social Psych: PSY 121 Developmental Psych: PSY 118

6 Sociology Comparative Societies: SOC 101 Social Problems: SOC 102 International Political Economy: ECON/ BUS/ GBLST 141 Theatre Arts Intro Theatre: DRMA 103 Acting Methods: N/A Theatre History I: DRMA 110 Theatre History II: DRMA 111 Voice for Stage: N/A Movement for Actor: N/A College of Science and Math: Biochemistry Microbiology: BIOL 128 Biological Sciences Marine Sciences Cellular Biology: BIOL 150 General Botany: BIOL 154 General Zoology: BIOL 155 Kinesiology Health Education: HED 100 First Aid and Safety: EMS 102 Human Anatomy: BIOL 124 Human Physiology: BIOL 125 Orientation to Kinesiology: PE 100 Liberal Studies General Psychology: PSY 101 Astronomy: ASTR 100 Any Transferable Astronomy Course 2 courses in: Physical Environment Matter: PHSC 111 Physical Environment Atoms & Molecules: PHSC 112 Any Transferable Physics, Chemistry or Geology Course Children s Literature: ENGL 137 Mathematics Linear Algebra I: MATH 184 Fund Computer Science: CS 111 Microbiology History of Life: N/A General Microbiology: BIOL 128 Cellular Biology: BIOL 150 Intro to Ecology & Evolution: N/A Statistics Linear Algebra: MATH 184 Fundamentals of Computer Science: CS 111 Field Experience in the Elementary Classroom I: EDUC 130 **There are no major related course listed for Chemistry, Comparative Ethnic Studies or Liberal Arts & Engineering. Please check Cal Poly, SLO Selection Criteria for required and desired courses. ** General Education Use the CSU General Education pattern to complete the general education entry. This handout was compiled for your convenience from the following Cal Poly Admission page: and the Assist.org as well as the ASSIT.ORG page. REV 1/10/2018