2011 Transferable Courses BELLEVUE COLLEGE

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1 2011 Transferable Courses COLLEGE Bellevue College courses that are similar to Puget Sound placement, transfer credit may be adjusted and a student HUMANISTIC APPROACHES (5 credits) courses numbered at the 100 or 200 level are generally required to complete appropriate courses in residence. ANTH& Cultural Anthropology transferable. However, as transfer evaluations are done in ANTH& Religion & Culture the context of each student's academic program, it is possible NOTE: These listings apply to regular course offerings ENGL& Shakespeare I for an evaluation to include courses not listed in this guide completed by regular college students. Courses offered in ENGL& Shakespeare II as well as to exclude courses that are listed. Therefore, other formats, such as programmed-learning, challenge ENGL Women Writers students are encouraged to seek the advice of the Puget examination, distance-learning, online, or telecourses, may not ETHN Introduction to African American Studies Sound Office of Admission in selecting transfer courses, be transferable. Additionally, college credit earned prior to high HIST History of Civilization Cultural Traditions especially those students who have selected a major. A school graduation is subject to evaluation using both the high HIST History of Civilization Middle Ages maximum of 96 quarter credits may be transferred, and all school and college transcripts. HIST History of Civilization Contemporary World courses are evaluated on a course-by-course basis. HIST& US History I Because curriculum revisions may occur during the year, all HIST& US History II Students should use the course listings in conjunction with the announcements are subject to change without notice. This HIST& US History III Bellevue College Course Catalog and the document does not create a contract between the university PHIL& Introduction to Philosophy University of Puget Sound Bulletin This guide and any student or community college. PHIL Contemporary Moral Problems is effective for the 2011 calendar year only and will be honored until Students with transfer credit questions should contact the MATHEMATICAL APPROACHES (5 credits) Office of Admission at or BA Statistical Analysis This guide has two lists, one for courses that transfer as CS Fundamentals of Computer Science I university Core requirements and one for transferable courses TRANSFERABLE COURSES THAT COMPLETE CS Fundamentals of Computer Science II in general. Note any courses that must be taken in UNIVERSITY CORE REQUIREMENTS MATH& Math in Society combination in order to transfer. If the combination is not MATH Introduction to Statistics completed, separate courses may not transfer. Students are FINE ARTS APPROACHES (5 credits) MATH& Business Calculus therefore advised to complete a sequence of courses, rather ART History of Western Art MATH& Calculus I than just one or two quarters (for example, students studying ART History of Western Art MATH& Calculus II Biology should complete BIOL& 211, 212, and 213 rather than ART History of Western Art MATH& Calculus III just BIOL& 211 and 212). DRMA& Introduction to Theatre MATH& Calculus IV ENGL& Introduction to Literature I PHIL& Introduction to Logic The university Core Curriculum includes 8 requirements plus ENGL& Introduction to Fiction a foreign language proficiency requirement. Sophomore ENGL&113 - Introduction to Poetry NATURAL SCIENTIFIC APPROACHES (5 credits) transfer students may complete 4 Core courses and the foreign ENGL& Introduction to Drama ASTR& Introduction to Astronomy language proficiency requirement with transfer credit while ENGL Introduction to Literature II BIOL& Survey of Biology junior transfer students may complete 5 Core courses and the MUSC& Music Appreciation BIOL& General Biology I foreign language proficiency requirement with transfer credit. MUSC Survey of Music History: Antiquity to 1800 BIOL General Biology II MUSC History of Jazz BIOL& Biology Majors Cellular Animal or Plant Transfer credit used in a major or minor program is subject to MUSC Music of the World BIOL& Biology Majors Animal Cellular or Plant departmental review. Academic departments may require a BIOL& Biology Majors Plant Cellular or Animal transfer student to complete an interview or examination before CHEM& Introduction to Chemistry being placed into a program of study. Based on a student's CHEM& Introduction to Organic/Biochemistry 29

2 COLLEGE NATURAL SCIENTIFIC APPROACHES - Continued LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT - Continued CHEM& General Chemistry I JAPN& Japanese IV CHEM& General Chemistry II SPAN& (all) - Spanish I, II, III American Studies - Continued CHEM& General Chemistry III SPAN& Spanish IV AMST 287 CHEM& Organic Chemistry I AMST 288 CHEM& Organic Chemistry II CHEM& Organic Chemistry III TRANSFERABLE COURSES LISTED BY NUMBER Anthropology GEOL& Introduction to Physical Geology ANTH& 100 Symbols used throughout this guide are as follows: ANTH 180 GEOL& Geology of the Pacific NW ANTH& 205 OCEA& Introduction to Oceanography w/lab = Transferable elective course ANTH& 206 CSOC 200 PHYS General Physics I + = Activity credit. Transferable to a maximum of 1.50 ANTH 208 PHYS General Physics II Puget Sound units (9 quarter credits) ANTH 209 PHYS General Physics III * = Course similar to Puget Sound course listed, but ANTH 215 PHYS General Engineering Physics I department interview or examination may be used to ANTH 220 PHYS General Engineering Physics II determine fulfillment of major/minor requirements. ANTH 222 PHYS General Engineering Physics III Transfer credit is subject to revision. ANTH& 234 REL 202 SOCIAL SCIENTIFIC APPROACHES (5 credits) Arabic ECON& Microeconomics ARAB 121 ECON& Macroeconomics ARAB 122 INTST Introduction to International Political Economy Accounting ARAB 123 POLS& American Government ACCT& (all) BUS 205 POLS& International Relations Art POLS Introduction to Comparative Politics American Sign Language ART 105 PSYC Social Psychology ASL& 121 ART (all) ART 101 & 102 * SOC& Social Problems ASL& 122 ART 120 SOC Social Psychology ASL& 123 ART 121 SOC Sociology of Gender ASL& 221 ART 150 ASL& 222 ART 151 LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT (15 credits or level course) ASL& 223 ART (all) ART 275 & 276 * ASL& (all) - American Sign Language I, II, III ART 205 ASL& American Sign Language IV American Studies ART 221 ARAB (all) - Arabic I, II, III AMST 101 (5 credits) ART 222 CHIN& (all) - Chinese I, II, III AMST 115 ART 225 PHIL 243 * CHIN& Chinese IV AMST 150 ART 240 ART 251 * FRCH& (all) - French I, II, III AMST 160 ART 242 FRCH& French IV AMST 180 ART 252 GERM& (all) - German I, II, III AMST 200 ART 253 GERM& German IV AMST 260 ECON 218 ART 260 ART 247 * ITAL Italian I, II, III AMST 285 ART 261 JAPN& (all) - Japanese I, II, III AMST 286 ART

3 COLLEGE Astronomy ASTR& 100 Communication Studies - Continued English - Continued ASTR& 101 PHYS 109 CMST& 220 ENGL 221 ENGL 237 ASTR 201 CMST& 230 ENGL& 224 ENGL 255 CMST 240 ENGL& 225 ENGL 255 Biology CMST 280 ENGL 226 BIOL& 100 BIOL 101 CMST 285 ENGL 227 BIOL& 160 BIOL 111 * ENGL 228 BIOL 162 BIOL 112 * Computer Science ENGL 229 BIOL& (all) BIOL 111 & 112 CS 210 CSCI 161 * ENGL 237 ENGL 202 BIOL& 241 & 242 (both) EXSC 221 & 222 CS 211 CSCI 261 * ENGL 238 ENGL 239 Business Administration Drama ENGL 241 BA 200 DRMA& 101 THTR 275 ENGL& 244 ENGL 224 BA 240 MATH 160 DRMA (all) THTR 110 & 210 * ENGL& 245 & 246 (both) ENGL 225 DRMA 206 ENGL 247 ENGL 203 Business DRMA 224 ENGL 248 BUS& 101 DRMA 290 THTR ENGL 249 BUS& 201 DRMA 291 THTR ENGL 253 BUS 221 ENGL 254 BUS 260 Economics ENGL 255 ECON& 201 & 202 (both) ECON 170 ENGL 263 ENGL 221 Chinese ECON 260 ECON 218 ENGL 264 ENGL 222 CHIN& (all) CHIN 101 & 102 ENGL 265 & 266 (both) ENGL 223 CHIN& (all) CHIN 201 & 202 * Engineering ENGL 271 ENGR& 204 (with Lab) PHYS 231 ENGL 272 Chemistry ENGL 276 ENGL 226 CHEM& 110 English ENGL 279 CHEM& 121 & 131 (both) CHEM 110 & 111 * ENGL& 101 CHEM& (all) CHEM 110 & 111 ENGL 106 Environmental Science CHEM& (all) CHEM 250 & 251 ENGL& 111 ENGL 220 ENVS& 100 ENVR 110 ENGL& 112 ENGL 220 ENVS 110 Communication Studies ENGL& 113 ENGL 220 ENVS 250 CMST& 101 ENGL& 114 ENGL 220 CMST& 102 ENGL 115 Ethnic & Cultural Studies CMST 120 ENGL 131 ENGL 220 ETHN 100 CMST 134 ENGL 201 ETHN 102 CMST 141 ENGL 210 ETHN 105 CMST 201 ENGL 215 ETHN 109 CMST 202 ENGL 219 ETHN 120 CMST& 210 ENGL 220 ETHN

4 COLLEGE Ethnic & Cultural Studies - Continued History - Continued International Studies - Continued ETHN 130 HIST 209 INTST 261 ETHN 140 AFAM 101 HIST 210 INTST 280 ETHN 152 HIST 211 CLSC 212 ETHN 210 HIST 212 Japanese ETHN 255 HIST& 214 JAPN& (all) JAPN 101 & 102 HIST 223 JAPN& (all) JAPN 201 & 202 * French HIST 230 FRCH (all) FREN 101 & 102 HIST 236 Mathematics FRCH (all) FREN 201 & 202 * HIST 242 MATH& 107 MATH 103 HIST 245 MATH 130 MATH 160 Geography HIST 250 MATH 138 GEOG 100 ENVR 110 HIST 261 MATH& 141 & 142 (both) MATH 110 GEOG 102 HIST 280 MATH& 148 MATH 170 GEOG 105 MATH& (all) MATH 180 & 181 GEOG 200 Human Development GEOG 205 HD 173 CRDV MATH& 254 MATH 280 GEOG 207 GEOG 250 Humanities Music HUMAN 210 All Music Performance + Geology HUMAN 220 MUSC& 105 MUS 100 GEOL& 101 GEOL 101 HUMAN 224 MUSC (all) MUS * GEOL 103 HUMAN 228 MUSC 113 MUS 230 GEOL& 208 GEOL 104 HUMAN 230 MUSC 114 MUS 231 MUSC 115 MUS 221 German Italian MUSC 116 GERM& (all) GERM 101 & 102 ITAL 121 MUSC 117 MUS 222 GERM& (all) GERM 201 & 202 * ITAL 122 MUSC (all) MUS * ITAL 123 Health Oceanography HLTH 292 PE International Studies OCEA& 101 GEOL 105 OCEA 110 History INTST 150 HIST (all) HIST 101 & 102 INTST 200 Philosophy HIST 110 HIST 230 INTST 201 IPE 201 PHIL& 101 PHIL 101 HIST 115 HIST 231 INTST 202 PHIL 102 REL 265 HIST 120 INTST 204 PHIL& 106 PHIL 224 HIST& (all) HIST 152 & 153 INTST 227 PHIL 112 PHIL 280 HIST 207 INTST 230 PHIL

5 COLLEGE Philosophy - Continued Psychology - Continued PHIL 160 PSYC 210 PSYC 200 PHIL 201 PSYC& 220 PSYC 295 PHIL 247 PHIL 252 PSYC 240 PSYC 281 PHIL 260 PSYC 250 PHIL 265 REL 292 PSYC 257 PSYC 200 PHIL 365 REL 292 Sociology Physical Education SOC& 101 All Activities + SOC 105 SOC 120 Physics SOC 121 PHYS (all) PHYS 111 & 112 SOC& 201 CSOC 103 PHYS (all) PHYS 121 & 122 SOC 205 SOC 240 PSYC 281 Political Science SOC 246 POLS& 101 SOC 253 POLS 121 IPE SOC 254 CSOC 212 POLS 122 IPE SOC 255 CSOC 202 POLS 123 IPE SOC 256 PSYC 200 POLS 125 SOC 257 POLS 155 SOC 262 POLS 160 SOC 264 POLS 175 SOC 265 CSOC 213 POLS 201 SOC 270 CSOC 206 POLS& 202 PG 101 POLS& 203 PG 103 Spanish POLS 204 PG 102 SPAN& (all) SPAN 101 & 102 POLS 220 SPAN& (all) SPAN 201 & 202 * POLS 227 POLS 230 Psychology PSYC& 100 PSYC 101 PSYC 109 PSYC& 200 PSYC 273 & 274 PSYC 202 PSYC 203 PSYC 205 Department abbreviation with "&" indicates a commonly numbered course among the Washington State community and technical colleges participating in the Common Course Numbering system. 33