Associate in Science Degree - College Transfer (A10400)

English Composition

(6 Credit Hours)

Select both courses.

• ENG - 111 Writing and Inquiry
• ENG - 112 Writing and Research in the Disciplines

Humanities/Fine Arts and Communications

(3 Credit Hours)

Select 1 course.

• COM - 231 Public Speaking ^W
• ART - 111 Art Appreciation
• ART - 114 Art History Survey I
• ART - 115 Art History Survey II
• MUS - 110 Music Appreciation
• MUS - 112 Introduction to Jazz
• PHI - 240 Introduction to Ethics

Literature Requirement

(3 Credit Hours)

Select 1 course.

• ENG - 231 American Literature I ^W
• ENG - 232 American Literature II ^W
• ENG - 241 British Literature I ^W
• ENG - 242 British Literature II ^W

Social/Behavioral Sciences

(3 Credit Hours)

Select 1 course.

• ECO - 251 Principles of Microeconomics
• ECO - 252 Principles of Macroeconomics
• POL - 120 American Government
• PSY - 150 General Psychology
• SOC - 210 Introduction to Sociology

History Requirement

(3 Credit Hours)

Select 1 course.

• HIS - 111 World Civilizations I
• HIS - 112 World Civilizations II ^W
• HIS - 131 American History I
• HIS - 132 American History II

Mathematics

(8 Credit Hours)

Select 2 courses.

• MAT - 171 Precalculus Algebra
• MAT - 172 Precalculus Trigonometry
• MAT - 263 Brief Calculus
• MAT - 271 Calculus I
• MAT - 272 Calculus II

Natural Sciences

(8 Credit Hours)

Select a 2-course sequence.

• BIO - 111 General Biology I
• BIO - 112 General Biology II
• CHM - 151 General Chemistry I
• CHM - 152 General Chemistry II
• PHY - 151 College Physics I
• PHY - 152 College Physics II
• PHY - 251 General Physics I
• PHY - 252 General Physics II

Additional General Education Courses

(3 Credit Hours)

Select 3 hours from any of the previous course listings and/or from the following list. Choose courses based on your intended major.

• ANT - 210 General Anthropology
• CIS - 110 Introduction to Computers
• DRA - 111 Theatre Appreciation
• DRA - 126 Storytelling
• ECO - 151 Survey of Economics
• EGR - 150 Intro to Engineering
• ENG - 113 Literature-Based Research
• ENG - 114 Professional Research & Reporting
• ENG - 131 Introduction to Literature
• ENG - 261 World Literature I
• ENG - 262 World Literature II
• GEO - 111 World Regional Geography
• HUM - 110 Technology and Society
• HUM - 115 Critical Thinking
• HUM - 120 Cultural Studies
• HUM - 122 Southern Culture
• HUM - 130 Myth in Human Culture
• HUM - 220 Human Values and Meaning
• MUS - 210 History of Rock Music
• PHY - 110 Conceptual Physics and PHY - 110A Conceptual Physics Lab 
• PSY - 239 Psychology of Personality
• PSY - 241 Developmental Psychology
• PSY - 281 Abnormal Psychology
• REL - 110 World Religions
• REL - 211 Introduction to Old Testament
• REL - 212 Introduction to New Testament
• REL - 221 Religion in America
• SOC - 213 Sociology of the Family
• SOC - 220 Social Problems
• SOC - 225 Social Diversity
• SOC - 230 Race and Ethnic Relations
• SPA - 111 Elementary Spanish I
• SPA - 112 Elementary Spanish II
• SPA - 211 Intermediate Spanish I
• SPA - 212 Intermediate Spanish II

Math/Science Courses

(8 SHC)

Select 8 hours from the list below and/or from the General Education Math/Science courses.

• BIO - 143 Field Biology Minicourse
• BIO - 145 Ecology
• BIO - 146 Regional Natural History
• BIO - 155 Nutrition
• BIO - 163 Basic Anatomy & Physiology
• BIO - 168 Anatomy and Physiology I
• BIO - 169 Anatomy and Physiology II
• BIO - 250 Genetics
• BIO - 275 Microbiology
• CHM - 251 Organic Chemistry I
• CHM - 252 Organic Chemistry II
• MAT - 280 Linear Algebra
• MAT - 285 Differential Equations

Select 6 Hours From Any of the Previous Course Listings and/or From the Following.

Choose courses related to your intended major.

• ACC - 120 Principles of Financial Accounting
• ACC - 121 Principles of Managerial Accounting
• ART - 121 Two-Dimensional Design
• ART - 122 Three-Dimensional Design
• ART - 131 Drawing I
• ART - 132 Drawing II
• ART - 140 Basic Painting
• ART - 214 Portfolio and Resume
• ART - 215 Visual Art Portfolio ^W
• ART - 240 Painting I
• ART - 241 Painting II
• ART - 244 Watercolor
• ART - 264 Digital Photography I
• ART - 281 Sculpture I
• ART - 283 Ceramics I
• ART - 284 Ceramics II
• ART - 285 Ceramics III
• ART - 286 Ceramics IV
• BUS - 110 Introduction to Business
• BUS - 115 Business Law I
• BUS - 137 Principles of Management
• CJC - 111 Introduction to Criminal Justice
• CJC - 113 Juvenile Justice
• CJC - 121 Law Enforcement Operations
• CJC - 141 Corrections
• CJC - 212 Ethics & Community Relations
• CSC - 134 C++ Programming
• CSC - 151 JAVA Programming
• DFT - 170 Engineering Graphics
• EDU - 144 Child Development I
• EDU - 145 Child Development II
• EDU - 216 Foundations of Education
• EDU - 221 Children With Exceptionalities
• EGR - 150 Intro to Engineering
• EGR - 212 Logic System Design I
• EGR - 220 Engineering Statics
• ENG - 125 Creative Writing I
• ENG - 126 Creative Writing II
• ENG - 272 Southern Literature
• HEA - 110 Personal Health/Wellness
• HIS - 145 The Second World War
• HIS - 163 The World Since 1945
• HIS - 221 African-American History
• HIS - 226 The Civil War
• HIS - 227 Native American History
• HIS - 237 The American Revolution
• HIS - 262 Middle East History
• HUM - 123 Appalachian Culture
• HUM - 180 International Cultural Exploration
• HUM - 230 Leadership Development
• JOU - 110 Introduction to Journalism
• PED Any Physical Education Course
• PSY - 231 Forensic Psychology
• PSY - 243 Child Psychology
• PSY - 263 Educational Psychology
• SOC - 234 Sociology of Gender
• SOC - 244 Sociology of Death & Dying
• SPA - 141 Culture and Civilization
• SPA - 221 Spanish Conversation
• SPA - 231 Reading and Composition

Notes

1. Students should select courses based on their intended major and transfer university requirements.
2. The same course cannot be counted in more than one category.
3. Students must meet the receiving institution’s foreign language and/or health & P.E. requirements, if applicable, prior to or after transfer.
4. A minimum grade of C is required in all courses counted toward graduation and to ensure course transferability to the University of North Carolina system.
5. Students interested in taking advanced Spanish language courses may also be interested in adding the Spanish Language Certificate to the Associate in Arts degree. See Community Spanish Interpreter-Spanish Language Certificate under Programs of Study.
6. Check course prerequisites in the course descriptions located at the end of the catalog.

^W = Writing Intensive Courses  (ENG 111  pre-req)