Seward County Community College TRANSFER PROGRAM TO THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS College of Liberal Arts & Sciences B.A. and B.G.S. Majors included in the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences are listed below tables. Number to call at KU for advising: (785) 864-3500 Website: http://www.collegesas.ku.edu/advising/handbook/requirements/gened.shtml Some majors have admission requirements or impose specific GPA s for admission. Consult the KU catalog. Sixty-four credit hours may be transferred to KU from community colleges. Students should be aware that 100 hours in liberal arts and sciences and 45 junior/senior hours are required for completion of the four-year degree; the last 30 of those hours must be taken at KU. Students are required to finish their English and Mathematics requirements within the first year at KU. IMPORTANT NOTE: Beginning Fall 2013 transfer students will be admitted to KU s new Core Curriculum automatically. There will be a short period where transfer students can opt-out and participate in the traditional, Non-KU Core Curriculum instead. Only students who are admitted for and begin classes in the Summer 2015 term or prior are eligible to opt-out of the KU Core. Students must speak with an academic advisor to discuss options and determine whether opting out of the Core is an appropriate decision. For more information about KU s Core Curriculum please visit http://kucore.ku.edu/. KU Core Curriculum Units must be 3 semester hours Additional courses that satisfy the KU Core are continuously updated and available at http://kucore.ku.edu/courses. Before taking any core courses refer to the bottom of this sheet for the courses that will be required for the degree. Goal 1: Critical Thinking and Quantitative Literacy (1 Unit from each outcome) GE11 ENGL 102 Critical Reading and Writing 3 EG 1113 English Composition 2 3 SOC 104 Elements of Sociology 3 BH 1403 Principles Of Sociology 3 PHIL 140 Intro to Philosophy 3 PH 2203 Intro To Philosophy 3 GE12 MATH 101 College Algebra 3 MA 1173 College Algebra 3 MATH 115 Calculus 3 MA 2304 Business Calculus 3 MA 2605 Analytic Geometry & Calc 5 MATH 121 Calculus 5 MA 2615 Analytic Geometry & Calc 2 5 CHEM 130 Chemistry 5 CH 1505 College Chemistry 4 CHEM 135 Chemistry 2 5 CH 1515 College Chemistry 2 4 PHSX 114 College Physics 5 PS 2205 General Physics 4 PHSX 211 General Physics 5 PS 2505 Engineering Physics 4 ACCT 200 Financial Accounting 3 AC 1203 & 2103 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING I and II 6 MATH 365 Elementary Stats 3 MA 2103 Elementary Statistics 3 Goal 2: Communication (3 Units) -two from outcome 1 and one from outcome 2 GE21 ENGL 101 Composition 3 EG 1103 English Composition 3 ENGL 102 Critical Reading and Writing 3 EG 1113 English Composition 2 3 GE22 COMS 130 Speaker-Audience Communication 3 SP 1203 Public Speaking 3 Goal 3: Breadth of Knowledge (3 Units) -one from each category Arts & Humanities GE3H EG 1303 Intro To Literature 3 EG 1763 World Literature 3
EG 2303 English Literature 3 EG 2313 English Literature 2 3 EG 2403 American Literature 3 EG 2413 American Literature 2 3 PHIL 140 Intro to Philosophy 3 PH 2203 Intro To Philosophy 3 THR 106 Intro to Acting 3 DR 1203 Acting I 3 MU 1803 Introduction to Jazz/Jazz Rock 3 HA 150 Western Art History 3 AR 1703 Survey Of Art History 3 HA 151 Western Art History 2 3 AR 1713 Survey Of Art History 2 3 HIST 128 Hist US thrgh Civil War 3 HS 1303 American History 3 HIST 129 Hist of US After Civil War 3 HS 1313 American History 2 3 PH 1303 Intro to the Old Testament 3 PH 1313 Intro to the New Testament 3 Natural Sciences GE3N ANTH 104 Fund Physical Anthropology 4 BH 1603 Intro Physical Anthropology 4 ASTR 191 Contemporary Astronomy 3 PS 1313 Intro To Astronomy 4 BIOL 100 Principals of Biology 3 BI 1305 Principles Of Biology 4 BIOL 150 Prn Molecular/Cellular 5 BI 1504 Cell Biology 4 BI 1113 Field Biology 4 CHEM 125 College Chemistry 4 CH 1205 Intro To Chemistry 4 CHEM 130 Chemistry 5 CH 1505 College Chemistry 4 CHEM 135 Chemistry 2 5 CH 1515 College Chemistry 4 BI 2505 General Zoology 4 BI 2515 General Botany 4 PS 1114 Physical Science 4 PS 1115 Physical Science 4 PHSX 114 College Physics 5 PS 2205 General Physics 4 PHSX 211 General Physics 5 PS 2505 Engineering Physics 4 GEOL 101 Intro to Geology 3 PS 1775 Intro to Geology with Lab 4 Social Sciences GE3S ANTH 108 Cultural Anthropology 3 BH 1613 Intro Cultural Anthropology 3 COMS 244 Intr Personal Comm 3 SP 1103 Interpersonal Communication 3 ECON 142 Princ of Microeconomics 3 EC 2223 Principles Of Microeconomics 3 ECON 144 Princ of Macroeconomics 3 EC 2213 Principles Of Macroeconomics 3 POLS 110 Intro to US Politics 3 SS 1403 American National Government 3 PSYC 104 General Psychology 3 BH 1303 General Psychology 3 SOC 104 Elements of Sociology 3 BH 1403 Principles Of Sociology 3 BH 2303 Human Growth & Development 3 BLAW 301 Legal Aspects of Business BA 2293 BUSINESS LAW 3 Goal 4: Culture and Diversity (1 Unit from each outcome) AE41 SOC 104 Elements of Sociology 3 BH 1403 Principles Of Sociology 3 AE42 GEOG 100 World Regional Geography 3 GE 1103 World Regional Geography 3 ANTH 108 Cultural Anthropology 3 BH 1613 Intro Cultural Anthropology 3 HS 1803 Indian In American History 3 SS 1763 Native American Culture 3 Goal 5: Social Responsibility and Ethics (1 Unit from each outcome) AE51 PHIL 160 Intro to Ethics 3 PH 2103 Intro To Ethics 3 No Equivalencies Established AE52 Updated 8/30/2013 2
Goal 6: Integration and Creativity (1 Unit) No Equivalencies Established AE61 Non-KU Core Curriculum (see important note in overview on page 1) KU Course Requirements Seward County Equivalents ENGLISH (3 courses) ENGL 101 Composition 3 EG 1103 English Composition 3 ENGL 102 Critical Reading and Writing 3 EG 1113 English Composition 2 3 Plus a third English course 3 Select ONE course from the following list: EG 1303 Intro To Literature 3 EG 1763 World Literature 3 EG 2303 English Literature 3 EG 2313 English Literature 2 3 EG 2403 American Literature 3 EG 2413 American Literature 2 3 ARGUMENT and REASON (1 course from the list below) (Exemption is granted through the Communication Studies department for one year of high school speech or debate with a grade of B or better or for passing both the written and oral parts of the oral communication exemption examination.) COMS 130 Spkr-Audi Communication 3 SP 1203 Public Speaking 3 COMS 230 Fundamentals Of Debate 3 No Equivalent PHIL 148 Reason & Argument 3 No Equivalent MATHEMATICS (2 courses) MATH 101 College Algebra 3 MA 1173 College Algebra 3 OR MATH 104 Precalculus Mathematics 5 No Equivalent --AND-- One of the following 2nd level courses: MATH 105 Intro To Topics In Math 3 No Equivalent MATH 111 Matrix Alg. Prob & Stat 3 No Equivalent MATH 115 Calculus I 3 MA 2304 Business Calculus OR 4 MA 2605 Analytic Geometry & Calc 5 MATH 121 Calculus I 5 MA 2615 Analytic Geometry & Calc 2 5 MATH 365 Elementary Statistics 3 *MA 2103 Elementary Statistics 3 *Course will not count as junior/senior hours. WESTERN CIVILIZATION (2 courses) HWC 204 Western Civilization I 3 No Equivalent HWC 205 Western Civilization II 3 No Equivalent NON-WESTERN CULTURE (1 course) HS 1803 Indian In American History 3 SS 1763 Native American Culture 3 HUMANITIES (2-3 courses) Three courses from different topical groups for B.A. degree; two courses from different topical groups for B.G. S. degree. Historical Studies (HT) AR 1703 Survey Of Art History 3 AR 1323 Art Appreciation 3 HS 1303 American History 3 HS 1313 American History 2 3 MU 1203 Intro To Music 3 MU 1803 Introduction to Jazz/Jazz Rock 3 Updated 8/30/2013 3
Literature & the Arts (HL) DR 1203 Acting I 3 DR 1503 Intro To Cinema 3 EG 1763 World Literature 3 DR 2203 Theater Appreciation 3 Philosophy & Religion (HR) PH 1303 Intro to the Old Testament 3 PH 1313 Intro to the New Testament 3 PH 2103 Intro To Ethics 3 PH 2203 Intro To Philosophy 3 NATURAL SCIENCES & MATHEMATICS (2-3 courses) Three courses from different topical groups for B.A. degree; two courses from different topical groups for B.G.S. degree. One 4-5 hour laboratory science is required for B.A. degree; NO laboratory science required for B.G.S. degree. Biological Sciences (NB) BH 1603 Intro Physical Anthropology 3 BI 1113 Field Biology 3 BI 1305 Principles Of Biology 5 BI 1504 Cell Biology 4 BI 2505 General Zoology 5 BI 2515 General Botany BI 2705 Microbiology 5 Earth Sciences (NE) PS 1775 Intro to Geology with Lab 5 Mathematical Sciences (NM) MA 2625 Calculus 3 3 Physical Sciences (NP) CH 1205 Intro To Chemistry 5 CH 1505 College Chemistry 5 PS 1114 Physical Science 4 PS 1115 Physical Science 5 PS 1313 Intro To Astronomy 3 PS 2205 General Physics 5 PS 2505 Engineering Physics 5 SOCIAL SCIENCES (2-3 courses) Three courses from different topical groups for B.A. degree; two courses from different topical groups for B.G.S. degree Society & Culture (SC) BH 1403 Principles Of Sociology 3 BH 1613 Intro Cultural Anthropology 3 GE 1103 World Regional Geography 3 Individual Behavior (SI) BH 1303 General Psychology 3 BH 2303 Human Growth & Development 3 SP 1103 Interpersonal Communication 3 Public Affairs (SF) EC 2213 Principles Of Macroeconomics 3 EC 2223 Principles Of Microeconomics 3 SS 1403 American National Government 3 Liberal Arts Requirements (all students): The courses listed below are REQUIRED for degrees from the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. These courses MAY be taken to complete the KU CORE, but if they are not, this additional coursework is necessary to complete degree requirements. Also, students must satisfy the major requirements of the degree they are pursuing. B.A. (Bachelor of Arts): 1. Quantitative Reasoning (3 Credits): This course must have MATH 101 (College Algebra) or a higher level mathematics course as a pre-requisite. Additionally, this course must also be approved for either Goal 1 Learning outcome 2 of the KU Core. Satisfied by the following KU courses: Updated 8/30/2013 4
ACCT 200, ASTR 391, CHEM 130, CHEM 135, CHEM 150, CHEM 170, COMS 356, DSCI 301, MATH 105, MATH 115, MATH 121, MATH 141, MATH 365, PHSX 114, PHSX 211, or PHSX 213 2. Laboratory or Field Experience (Variable Credits): This course must be an academic-credit bearing laboratory or field experience. This course may be taken in conjunction with a lecture course but the course combination must contain a laboratory. 3. Writing (6 Credits): Students must complete six credit hours (two courses) of collegiate writing-level instructions. Students must complete ENGL 101: Composition and ENGL 102/105: Critical Reading and Writing/Freshman Honors English. Students who place into ENGL 102/105 by examination must complete ENGL 102/105 and another course meeting Goal 2, Learning of the KU Core. Satisfied by the following KU courses: ENGL 101 AND ENGL 102/105, OR ENGL 102/105 AND a course that satisfies Goal 2, Learning of the KU Core. 4. Non-English Language Proficiency (Variable Credits): Students must demonstrate fourth semester proficiency in a single non-english language, OR third semester proficiency in a first non-english language and first semester proficiency in a second non-english language. FOREIGN LANGUAGE SPANISH SPAN 104 Elementary Spanish I 5 ML 1205 Elementary Spanish 5 SPAN 108 Elementary Spanish II 5 ML 1215 Elementary Spanish 2 5 FRENCH FREN 110 Elementary French I 5 ML 1405 Elementary French 5 FREN 120 Elementary French II 5 ML 1415 Elementary French 2 5 B.G.S (Bachelor of General Studies): 1. Completion of the requirements of a single BGS major AND a secondary field of academic study (a minor or a second major). CLAS APPROVED MINOR, SECOND CLAS MAJOR, CO-MAJOR, or SECOND KU DEGREE required for the B.G.S. degree. A minor must be at least 18 credit hours, including at least 12 junior/senior hours. 18+ No Equivalents NOTE: Courses may not be used to satisfy more than one area requirement. The requirements listed above are subject to annual change. African & African-American Studies American Studies Anthropology Applied Behavioral Science Astronomy Biochemistry Biology Chemistry Classics Communication Studies East Asian Languages & Cultures Economics English Environmental Studies French & Italian Geography Geology Germanic Languages & Literatures Updated 8/30/2013 5
Global & International Studies History History of Art Human Biology Humanities & Western Civilization Latin American & Caribbean Studies Liberal Arts & Sciences Linguistics Mathematics Microbiology Philosophy Political Science Psychology Public Administration Religious Studies Slavic Languages & Literatures Sociology Spanish & Portuguese Speech-Language-Hearing: Sciences & Disorders Women, Gender, & Sexuality Studies African & African-American Studies Physics Updated 8/30/2013 6