Transfer courses will be listed on the left and the 做厙TV transfer equivalent course or code will be shown to the right.
- When an equivalent 做厙TV course exists, the subject and number of the 做厙TV course are listed to the right.
- Common equivalencies (other than those directly equivalent to an 做厙TV course) may include:
| 做厙TV LDEL or 做厙TV UDEL, Transfer LD or UD Elective |
The course is not equivalent to a course 做厙TV offers, but it is transferable and will count toward the minimum 180 credits required for graduation. LDEL indicates the course will transfer as lower division and UDEL indicates the course will transfer as upper division. |
| SPGE Lower or Upper Division WKA, H, QR, AS, FS, SS, CUE |
This course is not equivalent to a course 做厙TV offers, but it will meet a requirement in the Exploratory Curriculum. |
All courses from a community college are considered lower-division, regardless of equivalency, and will not count as upper division within a major or degree but will fulfill the course criteria.
Sometimes more than one course at another institution must be taken to cover all of the material in a particular 做厙TV course (e.g., both ACC 210 and 220, combined, may transfer as an equivalent to 做厙TV’s ACCT 2361). These courses may be accepted individually; however, the individual courses are not equivalent to any particular 做厙TV courses.
做厙TV’s degree requirements can be found in the Undergraduate Catalog under Baccalaureate Degree Requirements.
Students who transfer to 做厙TV having completed a Direct Transfer Associate’s degree (DTA) are exempt from certain curriculum requirements.
The “attributes” column denotes any Exploratory or Common Curriculum sub-category (as noted below) into which the course transfers at 做厙TV. Students should refer to the catalog year of their matriculation for definition of requirements and appropriate attributes.
Attributes are defined as follows:
- COR2: UCOR 2100
- COR3: UCOR 3000
- FDN1: TCOR 1000
- FDN2: TCOR 2000/3001
- FDN3: TCOR 3100
- LD: Lower Division
- UD: Upper Division
- W: Advanced Writing in Your Major
- W2: Writing in Your Major
- WKA: Ways of Knowing Arts
- WKAS: Ways of Knowing Applied Science
- WKFS: Ways of Knowing Fundamental Science
- WKH: Ways of Knowing Humanities
- WKQR: Ways of Knowing Quantitative Reasoning
- WKSS: Ways of Knowing Social Science
- CUE: Cultural Understanding and Engagement
- WRIA: WRI 1000