8620 SPECTRUM CENTER BLVD. SAN DIEGO, CA 9212 Welcome to ASHFORD UNIVERSITY s articulation agreements offer transferring students the opportunity to carry with them the credit they have already earned to pursue academic and professional goals through any one of the Bachelor s degrees offered at. This Articulation Agreement, in the spirit of cooperation, offers students a structure through which transfer articulation on all levels can be supported and includes the following benefits for the transferring student: UP TO 90 APPROVED CREDITS Past efforts and life experiences are valuable; students may be able to transfer both traditional and non-traditional credits into their chosen academic major. They can transfer up to 90 approved credits, including a maximum of 75 non-traditional credits (subject to state law), toward a Bachelor s degree. ASSOCIATE S DEGREES/ Block earned as part of an Associate degree where a student meets the general education requirements for Bachelor of Arts degrees offered through state universities are accepted as fulfilling all and competency requirements of a Bachelor s program, with the exception of the Capstone. If a student s Associate degree does not meet the above requirement, the Registrar s Office will still evaluate the degree and deem it acceptable to meet all and competency requirements. AWARD OF UPPER DIVISION CREDIT If students transfer lower-division credits beyond what is required for an Associate s degree, or if the lower division credits are equivalent to designated upper division course content, these courses may be evaluated by and, where appropriate, they may be applied toward major courses. REVERSE TRANSFER will participate, when applicable, in the reverse transfer process for those students who transferred prior to completing an associate degree. The student will be offered the opportunity to earn said degree via the reverse transfer process. DEGREE MAPS In addition to the benefits outlined above, view the Degree Maps below for select programs transferring into. These degree maps will show potential Ashford students how their completed general education and program coursework can transfer into Ashford University s four year programs. These programs are not the only options. See the entire list of Ashford programs. Experience a new way of learning through the innovative online experience at and earn the degree you ve always wanted. The experience provides: ONLINE CLASSROOM Students earn their degree online. With 2/7 access to the Student Portal, students can access the online classroom, connect with instructors and other students in online discussions, and check their degree progress.
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Number +EXP 105 Ashford Introductory Requirement Personal Dimensions of Transferred Required Cannot be Transferred Associate of Arts Business Administration (AA - BA) - 60 credits Recommended Numbers Suggested No. Bachelor of Arts in Accounting (BAACC) - 120 credits Required Competency / Subject Area PHI 115 Ethics ENG 101 - Composition ENG 102 - Composition SPE 101 - Fundamentals of Speech Communication Student Choice: CIS 100 or CIS 101 Waived Student Choice: MTH 1 or MTH 200 PSY 202 (P) Social and Personal Awareness SOC 120 (A) Applied Ethics Competency ENG 121 (E1) Communication Competency I ENG 122 (E2) Communication Competency II COM 200 (E) Communication Competency III INF 10 PHI 10 (T) Information Technology Competency (I) Critical Thinking Competency N/A MAT 221 (M1) Mathematics Competency Prerequisite -5 MAT 222 (M2) Mathematics Competency ENG 225 (C) Cultural and Aesthetic Awareness ENG 125 (L) Literature Physical and Life Sciences (7 hours required for AA degree, at least one must include a lab) 7 SCI 207 HIS 206 ANT 101 POL 201 (S) Science (H) History (D) Diversity Awareness (PS) Political Science PHI 208 (HU) Humanities Cannot be transferred Total N/A GEN 99 (GE) Capstone 26-27 **Total Required 52
No. ACC 101 AA BA Major Core Transfer Options Title Major Core No. *CGD 218 Visual Literacy in Business BAACC Major Core Requirements Title Intro to Financial Accounting Transfers For ACC 205 Principles of Accounting I ACC 102 Intro to Managerial Accounting Transfers For ACC 206 Principles of Accounting II Prerequisite: ACC 205 ACC 05 Intermediate Accounting I Prerequisite: ACC 206 ACC 06 BUS 08 Intermediate Accounting II Statistics for Managers Prerequisite: ACC 05 Prerequisite: Math Competency ECO 211 Microeconomics Transfers For *ECO 20 Principles of Microeconomics BUS 01 ACC 10 Principles of Finance Cost Accounting I Prerequisite: ACC 205 or ACC 208 or ACC 281 Prerequisite: ACC 206 ACC 80 Accounting for Not-For-Profit Organizations Prerequisite: ACC 206 ACC 211 Business Law I Transfers For BUS 11 ACC 01 ACC 07 Business Law I Federal Income Taxes I Advanced Accounting Prerequisite: ACC 205 Prerequisites: ACC 06 and ACC 10 ACC 10 Auditing Prerequisites: ACC 06, ACC 10, and GEN 99 Major Core Transferred 1 Major Required for BAACC at AU 2 AA BA credits to be applied as Electives at No. Title ECO 212 Macroeconomics MGT 111 Introduction to Business Organization MGT 225 Applied Statistics ACC 21 Legal Environment of Business Student Selects: Humanities and Fine Arts ^ Other Approved Electives for Program 52 26-27 Major Core s 2 1 Electives 2 20-21 Total 120 59-61 6 1-2 AU Degree Requirements AU Required Possible Transfer Credit Amount Guidelines + EXP 105 fulfills credits toward total elective credit requirements and is required for all online undergraduate students. * Satisfies Requirements. In this program, 6 credits from the major may also satisfy requirements. **If a student is transfering with an applicable AA/AS degree earned from, student is accepted as fulfilling all and Competency requirements of the Bachelor of Arts in Accounting, with the exception of the Introductory course (EXP 105) and the Capstone (GEN 99). See Academic Catalog for all transfer credit policies. - courses must be at least 2 credits in order to be considered transferable - AU's Residency Requirement is 0 credits Total to be transferred as Electives 20-21 Guidelines ^ Depending on course chosen from list in Catalog, course could transfer in for elective or appropriate equivalent GE course.
Number +EXP 105 Ashford Introductory Requirement Personal Dimensions of Transferred Required Cannot be Transferred Associate of Arts Business Administration (AA-BA) - 60 credits Recommended Numbers Suggested No. Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration (BABA) - 120 credits Required Competency / Subject Area PHI 115 - Ethics ENG 101 - Composition ENG 102 - Composition SPE 101 - Fundamentals of Speech Communication Student Choice: CIS 100 or CIS 101 Waived Student Choice: MTH 1 or MTH 200 PSY 202 (P) Social and Personal Awareness SOC 120 (A) Applied Ethics Competency ENG 121 (E1) Communication Competency I ENG 122 (E2) Communication Competency II COM 200 (E) Communication Competency III INF 10 PHI 10 (T) Information Technology Competency (I) Critical Thinking Competency N/A MAT 221 (M1) Mathematics Competency Prerequisite -5 MAT 222 (M2) Mathematics Competency ENG 225 (C) Cultural and Aesthetic Awareness ENG 125 (L) Literature Physical and Life Sciences (7 hours required for AA degree, at least one must include a lab) 7 SCI 207 HIS 206 ANT 101 POL 201 (S) Science (H) History (D) Diversity Awareness (PS) Political Science PHI 208 (HU) Humanities Cannot be transferred Total N/A GEN 99 (GE) Capstone 26-27 **Total Required 52
No. ACC 101 ACC 102 ACC 211 ECO 212 ECO 211 AA - BA Major Core Transfer Options Title Major Core No. BABA Major Core Requirements Title *CGD 218 MGT 0 BUS 0 MGT 15 MGT 5 Visual Literacy in Business Management for Organizations Principles of Marketing Group Behavior in Organizations Organizational Change Intro to Financial Accounting Transfers For ACC 205 Principles of Accounting I Intro to Managerial Accounting Transfers For ACC 206 Principles of Accounting II Prerequisite: ACC 205 Business Law I Transfers For BUS 11 Business Law I Macroeconomics Transfers For *ECO 20 Principles of Macroeconomics Microeconomics Transfers For ECO 20 BUS 0 BUS 08 *PHI 5 Principles of Microeconomics Human Resource Management Statistics for Managers Personal & Organizational Ethics Prerequisite: Math Competency BUS 01 Principles of Finance Prerequisites: ACC 205 or 208 or 281 and Math Comp BUS 02 Strategic Management & Business Policy Prerequisites: BUS 201 or MGT 0, ACC 205 and ECO 20 or ECO 20 and GEN 99 Major Core Transferred 16 Major Required for BABA at AU 5 AA BA credits to be applied as Electives at AU Degree Requirements AU Required Possible Transfer Credit Amount No. Title MGT 111 Introduction to Business Organization ACC 21 Legal Environment of Business MGT 225 Applied Statistics Student Selects: Humanities and Fine Arts ^ 52 26-27 Major Core s 5 16 Electives 2 17-18 Total 120 59-61 6 Other Approved Electives for Program 1-2 Guidelines + EXP 105 fulfills credits toward total elective credit requirements and is required for all online undergraduate students. * Satisfies Requirements. In this program, 9 credits from the major may also satisfy requirements. **If a student is transfering with an applicable AA/AS degree earned from Harper College, student is accepted as fulfilling all and Competency requirements of the Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration, with the exception of the Introductory course (EXP 105) and the Capstone (GEN 99). See Academic Catalog for all transfer credit policies. - courses must be at least 2 credits in order to be considered transferable - AU's Residency Requirement is 0 credits Total to be transferred as Electives 17-18 ^ Depending on course chosen from list in Catalog, course could transfer in for elective or appropriate equivalent GE course. Guidelines
Number Ashford Introductory Requirement Transferred Required +EXP 105 Personal Dimensions of Cannot be Transferred Associate of Science in Early Childhood (AS-ECE) - 60 Recommended Numbers Suggested No. Bachelor of Arts in Early Childhood (BAECE) - 120 credits Required Competency / Subject Area PSY 101 - Introduction to Psychology ENG 101 - Composition SPE 101 - Fundamentals of Speech Communication Waived Mathematics Elective (if MATH 101 or above is taken) Cannot be transferred Total PSY 202 (P) Social and Personal Awareness SOC 120 (A) Applied Ethics Competency ENG 121 (E1) Communication Competency I ENG 122 (E2) Communication Competency II COM 200 (E) Communication Competency III GEN 10 (T) Information Technology Competency PHI 10 (I) Critical Thinking Competency N/A MAT 221 (M1) Mathematics Competency Prerequisite MAT 222 (M2) Mathematics Competency ENG 225 (C) Cultural and Aesthetic Awareness ENG 125 (L) Literature SCI 207 (S) Science HIS 206 (H) History ANT 101 (D) Diversity Awareness POL 201 (PS) Political Science PHI 208 (HU) Humanities N/A GEN 99 (GE) Capstone 12 **Total Required 52 Student has choice of SPE 101 or ENG 10 for program, only SPE 101 will transfer for a GE course, ENG 10 will transfer as elective if student chooses to take it
No. ECE 101 ECE 250 ECE 209 AA - ECE Major Core Transfer Options Introduction to Early Childhood Health, Nutrition and Safety Title Language Development and Activities for the Young Child Ω ECE 219 Students with Disabilities in School ECE 252 Child-Family-Community ECE 25 Administration of Early Childhood Programs Major Core Transferred Major Core No. BAECE Major Core Requirements Title EDU 100 Issues in Transfers For ECE 101 Introduction to Early Childhood Transfers For ECE 21 Nutrition & Health of Children & Families ECE 2 Child Development *SOC 12 Child, Family & Society PED 212 Foundations of Movement & Motor Activities Transfers For ECE 15 Language Development in Young Children ECE 11 Early Childhood Curriculum & Methods ECE 5 Children s Literature Transfers For ESE 15 Survey of Exceptional Students Transfers For ECE 1 Collaboration with Parents & Community Transfers For ECE 12 Administration of Early Childhood Programs ECE 05 Children & Families in a Diverse Society ECE 0 Early Childhood Capstone Prerequisite: GEN 99 18 Major Required for BAECE at AU 2 is part of the Teacher Specializatin is part of the Director Specialization Ω is part of the Familiy Child Care Specialization AA in ECE credits to be applied as Electives at No. Title PSY 101 Introduction to Psychology ECE 102 ECE 115 Child Development Principles of Early Childhood Curriculum ECE 226 Assessment and Guidance ECE 111 ECE 210 ECE 221 Infant/Toddler Programs Ω Creative Activities for Young Children Math and Science for the Young Child ECE 291 Early Childhood Practicum I Ω ECE 292 Early Childhood Practicum II ECE 25 Interpersonal Relationships in Early Childhood ECE 29 Early Childhood Direcotr Practicum EDU 250 Introduction to Technology in FSM 11 Food Standards and Sanitation MGT 160 Principles of Supervision MKT 25 Principles of Marketing ECE 10 Family Child Care Management Ω ECE 25 Principles of School Age Care Ω ECE 290 Family Child Care Practicum Ω Student Choice: Humanites Elective ^ Mathematics Elective ^ Natural Science Elective ^ ECE Electives Ω Total to be transferred as Electives 52 12 Major Core s 2 18 Electives 29-5 Total 120 60-65 6-5 AU Degree Requirements AU Required Possible Transfer Credit Amount Guidelines + EXP 105 fulfills credits toward total elective credit requirements and is required for all online undergraduate students. * Satisfies Requirements. In this program, credits from the major may also satisfy requirements. **If a student is transfering with an applicable AA/AS degree earned from Harper College, student is accepted as fulfilling all and Competency requirements of the Bachelor of Arts in Early Childhood, with the exception of the Introductory courses (EXP 105) and the Capstone (GEN 99). See Academic Catalog for all transfer credit policies. - courses must be at least 2 credits in order to be considered transferrable - AU's Residency Requirement is 0 credits Guidelines is part of the Teacher Specializatin is part of the Director Specialization Students must choose a basic program of study as a teacher or director or family child care. Ω is part of the Familiy Child Care Specialization ^ Depending on course chosen from list in Catalog, course could transfer in for elective or appropriate equivalent GE course.
Number Ashford Introductory Requirement Transferred Required +EXP 105 Personal Dimensions of Cannot be Transferred Associate of Arts in Environmental Studies (AA-ES) - 60 Recommended Numbers Suggested No. Bachelor of Arts in Environmental Studies (BA-ES) - 120 Required Competency / Subject Area PHI 115 Ethics ENG 101 - Composition ENG 102 - Composition SPE 101 - Fundamentals of Speech Communication CAS 160 Introduction to Business Software Packages PHI 101 Critical Thinking Waived MTH 165 Elementary Statistics Fine Arts or Interdisciplinary Studies Elective GEO 10 Environmental Geology ANT 202 Cultural Anthropology PSC 270 Global Politics Cannot be transferred Total PSY 202 (P) Social and Personal Awareness SOC 120 (A) Applied Ethics Competency ENG 121 (E1) Communication Competency I ENG 122 (E2) Communication Competency II COM 200 (E) Communication Competency III INF 10 (T) Information Technology Competency PHI 10 (I) Critical Thinking Competency N/A MAT 221 (M1) Mathematics Competency Prerequisite MAT 222 (M2) Mathematics Competency ENG 225 (C) Cultural and Aesthetic Awareness ENG 125 (L) Literature SCI 207 (S) Science HIS 206 (H) History ANT 101 (D) Diversity Awareness POL 201 (PS) Political Science PHI 208 (HU) Humanities N/A GEN 99 (GE) Capstone 2 **Total Required 52
No. BIO 10 PHI 170 GEG 151 AA ES Major Core Transfer Options Title Environmental Laboratory Biology Environmental Ethics Geographic Information Systems I Major Core Transferred Major Core No. BAES Major Core Requirements Title ENV 100 Introduction to Environmental Studies *SCI 207 Dependence of Man on the Environment Transfers For ENV 00 Environmental Biology Prerequisite: SCI 207 ENV 5 Business & the Environment LIB 15 The Environment & the Human Spirit Prerequisite: ENG 122 or equivalent *POL 10 Environmental Policies ^ENG 28 Scientific & Technical Writing Prerequisite: ENG 122 or equivalent ENV 22 Energy & Environmental Systems ENV 25 Environmental Management Transfers For ENV 0 Environmental Ethics Transfers For *GEO 08 GIS Software Application ENV Environmental Impact ENV 95 Environmental Research ENV 97 Environmental Studies Capstone Prerequisite: GEN 99 10 Major Required for BA-Environmental Studies at AU AA ES credits to be applied as Electives at No. Title GEG 210 Economic Geography PHS 105 Energy and Society Choose either 6 hours of a World Language as listed in the catalog or Student could take CAS 160 shown above along with: MGT 111 Introduction to Business Organization Instead of ANT 202 student could select: ECO 211 Microeconomics Student selects: Other Approved Electives for Program Fine Arts or Interdisciplinary Studies Elective ^ 52 2 Major Core s 10 Electives 5 15-18 0-2 AU Degree Requirements AU Required Possible Transfer Credit Amount Total 120 57-60 Guidelines + EXP 105 fulfills credits toward total elective credit requirements and is required for all online undergraduate students. * Satisfies Requirements. In this program, 10 credits from the major may also satisfy requirements. **If a student is transferring with an applicable AA/AS degree earned from Harper College, student is accepted as fulfilling all and Competency requirements of the Bachelor of Arts in Environmental Studies, with the exception of Introductory (EXP 105) and the Capstone (GEN 99). See Academic Catalog for all transfer credit policies. - courses must be at least 2 credits in order to be considered transferrable - 's Residency Requirement is 0 credits Total to be transferred as Electives 15-18 ^ Depending on course chosen from list in Catalog, course could transfer in for elective or appropriate equivalent GE course. Guidelines
Number Ashford Introductory Requirement Transferred Required +EXP 105 Personal Dimensions of Cannot be Transferred Associate of Applied Science in Human Services (AASHS) 61-62 Recommended Numbers Suggested No. Bachelor of Arts in Health and Human Services (BAHHS) - 120 credits Required Competency / Subject Area PSY 101 - Introduction to Psychology ENG 101 - Composition SPE 101 - Fundamentals of Speech Communication Waived Mathematics Elective (if MATH 101 or above is taken) Cannot be transferred Total PSY 202 (P) Social and Personal Awareness SOC 120 (A) Applied Ethics Competency ENG 121 (E1) Communication Competency I ENG 122 (E2) Communication Competency II COM 200 (E) Communication Competency III INF 10 (T) Information Technology Competency PHI 10 (I) Critical Thinking Competency N/A MAT 221 (M1) Mathematics Competency Prerequisite - MAT 222 (M2) Mathematics Competency ENG 225 (C) Cultural and Aesthetic Awareness ENG 125 (L) Literature SCI 207 (S) Science HIS 206 (H) History ANT 101 (D) Diversity Awareness POL 201 (PS) Political Science PHI 208 (HU) Humanities N/A GEN 99 (GE) Capstone 12-1 **Total Required 52
No. HMS 101 HMS 121 HMS 22 AAS HS Major Core Transfer Options Introduction to Human Services Title Multiculturalism in the Helping Professions Law and Ethics in Human Services Major Core Transferred Major Core No. BAHHS Major Core Requirements Title Transfers For HHS 201 Introduction to Human Services *HHS 207 Communication Skills for Health & Human Service Personnel HHS 10 Health & Human Services Culture: The Helping Relationship HCA 205 Introduction to Health Care *SOC 1 Social Implications of Medical Issues Prerequisites: PSY 101 & SOC 101 or equivalents HCA 15 Community & Public Health Transfers For *HHS 20 Cultural Awareness in the Human Services HCA 0 Special Populations Transfers For HHS 5 Contemporary Issues, Trends, Health Law Ethics in Health & Human Services *HHS 0 Technology in Health & Human Services HHS 60 Research Methods in Health & Human Services HHS 97 Health & Human Services Capstone Prerequisite: GEN 99 9 Major Required for BAHHS at AU 6 AAS in HS credits be applied as Electives at No. Title HMS 102 Helping Skills in Human Services SOC 101 Introduction to Sociology HMS 112 Group Work in Human Services HED 201 Drugs in Our Culture PSY 20 Abnormal Psychology HMS 211 Crisis Intervention HMS 221 Introduction to Gerontology PSY 228 Psychology of Human Development HMS 21 Disabilities and Human Service HMS 251 Family Issues and Interventions HMS 290 Field Experience and Seminar SOC 215 Introduction to Social Psychology Student Selects: Humanities Elective ^ 52 12-1 Major Core s 6 9 Electives 0 Total 120 61-62 to AU Degree Requirements AU Required Possible Transfer Credit Amount Guidelines + EXP 105 fulfills credits toward total elective credit requirements and is required for all online students. * Satisfies Requirements. In this program, 12 credits from the major may also satisfy requirements. **If a student is transfering with an applicable AA/AS degree earned from Harper College, student is accepted as fulfilling all and Competency requirements of the Bachelor of Arts in Health and Human Services, with the exception of Introductory course (EXP 105) and the Capstone (GEN 99). See Academic Catalog for all transfer credit policies. - courses must be at least 2 credits in order to be considered transferable - AU's Residency Requirement is 0 credits Total to be transferred as Electives 0 ^ Depending on course chosen from list in Catalog, course could transfer in for elective or appropriate equivalent GE course. Guidelines
Number Ashford Introductory Requirement Transferred Required +EXP 105 Personal Dimensions of Cannot be Transferred Associate of Applied Science in Health Information Technology (AAS-HIT) - 62 Recommended Numbers Suggested No. Bachelor of Science Health Information Management (BS-HIM) - 120 credits Required Competency / Subject Area PSY 101 - Introduction to Psychology ENG 101 - Composition SPE 101 - Fundamentals of Speech Communication CIS 101 - Introduction to Computer Information Systems Waived Mathematics Elective (if MATH 101 or above is taken) Cannot be transferred Total PSY 202 (P) Social and Personal Awareness SOC 120 (A) Applied Ethics Competency ENG 121 (E1) Communication Competency I ENG 122 (E2) Communication Competency II COM 200 (E) Communication Competency III INF 10 (T) Information Technology Competency PHI 10 (I) Critical Thinking Competency N/A MAT 221 (M1) Mathematics Competency Prerequisite - MAT 222 (M2) Mathematics Competency ENG 225 (C) Cultural and Aesthetic Awareness ENG 125 (L) Literature SCI 207 (S) Science HIS 206 (H) History ANT 101 (D) Diversity Awareness POL 201 (PS) Political Science PHI 208 (HU) Humanities N/A GEN 99 (GE) Capstone 12-1 **Total Required 52
No. CAS 160 HSC 112 BIO 15 HIT 225 BIO 16 HIT 196 HIT 250 AAS - HIT Core Transfer Options Title Introduction to Business Software Packages Medical Terminology Introduction to Human Anatomy and Physiology Electronic Health Records Introduction to Human Disease Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) Coding Law for Health Information Major Core No. BSHIM Major Core Requirements Title Transfers For * INF 10 Computer Literacy INF 21 Programming Concepts Prerequisite: INF 10 HCA 205 Introduction to Health Care 2 Transfers For HIM 105 Medical Terminology Transfers For * HIM 205 Anatomy & Physiology for HIM I HIM 206 Anatomy & Physiology for HIM II Prerequisite: HIM 205 Transfers For HIM 217 Electronic Health Records Transfers For HIM 210 Pathophysiology Prerequisites: HIM 105, HIM 205 and HIM 206 Transfers For HIM 250 Clinical Classification Systems I Prerequisites: HIM 105, HIM 205, HIM 206, & IM 217 Transfers For * HIM 252 Legal Aspects of Health Information Prerequisite: HIM 217 HIM 251 Clinical Classification Systems II Prerequisites: HIM 105, HIM 205, HIM 206, HIM 210, HIM 217, and HIM 250 HIM 10 Healthcare Reimbursement Prerequisite: HCA 205 HIM 01 Introduction to Health Informatics Prerequisites: HIM 217 & Mathematical HIM 60 Healthcare Statistics Competency Prerequisites: HIM 105, HIM 205, HIM 206, HIM 70 Professional Practice Experience I HIM 250, HIM 251, HCA 205, HIM 10, HIM 217, HIM 252, HIM 210, and HIM 60 HCA 75 Continuous Quality Monitoring and Accreditation HIM 10 Health Informatics-A Systems Perspective Prerequisite: HIM 01 HIT20 & CIS1 Health Care Information Analysis and Introduction to Database Systems Major Core Transferred HIM 20 Health Information Governance & Strategic Planning Prerequisite: HIM 01 HIM 50 Healthcare Management Prerequisites: HCA 75 and HIM 60 6 Transfers For HIM 5 Analyzing Healthcare Data Prerequisite: HIM 01 HIM 0 Health Informatics Research Methods & Data Analysis Prerequisites: Successful completion of Mathematical competency & HIM 60 HIM 5 Healthcare Project Management Prerequisite: HIM 01 Prerequisite: Completion of BSHIM program HIM 95 Professional Practice Experience II core courses 27 Major Required for BSHIM at AU 70 AAS in HIT credits to be applied as Electives at No. Title HSC 10 Health Care Technology and Informatics HIT 220 Health Care Information Management HIT 215 Health Care Reimbursement CIS 211 IT Project Management Design HIT 20 Health Information Technology Externship HIT 200 Introduction to Health Information Systems HIT 197 Student Selects: International Calssification of Diseases (ICD) Coding Humanities Elective ^ 52 12-1 2 Major Core s 70 27 Electives 8 2 Total 120 62-6 AU Degree Requirements Required Possible Transfer Credit Amount Guidelines + EXP 105 fulfills credits toward total elective credit requirements and is required for all online students. * Satisfies Requirements. This course must be taken at and may not be transferred from another institution. In this program, 10 credits from the major may also satisfy requirements. **If a student is transferring with an applicable AA/AS degree earned from Harper College, student is accepted as fulfilling all and Competency requirements of the Bachelor of Science in Health Information Management, with the exception of the Introductory course (EXP 105) and the Capstone (GEN 99). See Academic Catalog for all transfer credit policies. -AU's Residency Requirement is 0 credits. - courses must be at least 2 credits in order to be considered transferable Total to be transferred as Electives 2 ^ Depending on course chosen from list in Catalog, course could transfer in for elective or appropriate equivalent GE course. Guidelines
Number Ashford Introductory Requirement Transferred Required +EXP 105 Personal Dimensions of Cannot be Transferred Associate of Applied Science in Law Enforcement & Justice Administration (AAS-LEJ) - 60 Recommended Numbers Suggested No. Bachelor of Arts in Social and Criminal Justice (BA-SCJ) 120 Required Competency / Subject Area SOC 101 Introduction to Sociology LEJ 200 Leadership and Ethics for Law Enforcement ENG 101 Composition SPE 101 Fundamentals of Speech Communication PHI 101 Critical Thinking Waived Mathematics Elective (if MATH 101 or above is taken) Cannot be transferred Total PSY 202 (P) Social and Personal Awareness SOC 120 (A) Applied Ethics Competency ENG 121 (E1) Communication Competency I ENG 122 (E2) Communication Competency II COM 200 (E) Communication Competency III INF 10 (T) Information Technology Competency PHI 10 (I) Critical Thinking Competency N/A MAT 221 (M1) Mathematics Competency Prerequisite - MAT 222 (M2) Mathematics Competency ENG 225 (C) Cultural and Aesthetic Awareness ENG 125 (L) Literature SCI 207 (S) Science HIS 206 (H) History ANT 101 (D) Diversity Awareness POL 201 (PS) Political Science PHI 208 (HU) Humanities N/A GEN 99 (GE) Capstone 18-19 **Total Required 52
No. LEJ 101 LEJ 205 LEJ 202 #LEJ 10 Corrections AAS LEJA Major Core Transfer Options Introduction to Criminal Justice Juvenile Justice Criminal Procedures Title Major Core Transferred Major Core No. BASCJ Major Core Requirements Title *SOC 120 Introduction to Ethics & Social Responsibility *POL 0 The American Constitution Transfers For CRJ 201 Introduction to Criminal Justice *SOC 05 Crime & Society SOC Research Methods CRJ 08 Psychology of Criminal Behavior CRJ 05 Crime Prevention Transfers For CRJ 01 Juvenile Justice Transfers For CRJ 06 Criminal Law & Procedure CRJ 11 Forensics Transfers For *CRJ 0 Corrections CRJ 22 Criminal Justice Capstone Prerequisite: GEN 99 12 Major Required for BA-Social and Criminal Justice at AU 6 AAS in LEJA credits to be applied as Electives at AU Degree Requirements AU Required Possible Transfer Credit Amount No. Title LEJ 116 Forensics I SOC 205 Social Problems LEJ 107 Vice and Drug Control LEJ 15 Patrol Procedures LEJ 210 Criminology LEJ 21 Community Policing LEJ 216 Investigative Process LEJ 20 Organized Crime Student can select from the following to meet elective requirement: EMG 107 Incident Management Systems LEJ 10 Corrections LEJ 111 Traffic Enforcement and Investigation LEF 18 Defensive Techniques LEJ 10 Introduction to Private Security LEJ 217 Forensics II LEJ 218 Forensics III LEJ 20 Investigating Terrorism LEJ 281 Topics in Law Enforcement and Justice Administration LEJ 295 Forensics IV LEJ 299 Law Enforcement Internship SPA 121 Spanish for Law Enforcement Officers Total to be transferred as Electives 52 18-19 Major Core s 6 12 Electives 1 Total 120 61-62 6 1 Guidelines + EXP 105 fulfills credits toward total elective credit requirements and is required for all online undergraduate students. * Satisfies Requirements. In this program, 12 credits from the major requirements may also satisfy requirements. **If a student is transferring with an applicable AA/AS degree earned from Harper College, student is accepted as fulfilling all and Competency requirements of the Bachelor of Arts in Social and Criminal Justice, with the exception of Introductory (EXP 105) and the Capstone (GEN 99). See Academic Catalog for all transfer credit policies. - courses must be at least 2 credits in order to be considered transferrable - 's Residency Requirement is 0 credits College Guidelines