Transfer Student Planning Worksheet (Current or Future)

Illinois State University

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IAI GECC: A total of 12 to 13 courses (37 to 41 semester credits) is required.

Select 1 course in oral communication (3 semester credits).
-- C2 900: Please click here to select a course. -- COM 110: Communication and Critical Inquiry (C2 900); 3.00 sem. cr.

-- Math (M/2): [as needed] Please click here to select a course. -- ECO 138: Economic Reasoning Using Statistics (M1 902); 3.00 sem. cr. MAT 113: Elements of Mathematical Reasoning (M1 904); 4.00 sem. cr. MAT 120: Finite Math (M1 906); 4.00 sem. cr. MAT 121: Applied Calculus (M1 900); 4.00 sem. cr. MAT 145: Calculus I (M1 900-1); 4.00 sem. cr. MAT 146: Calculus II (M1 900-2); 4.00 sem. cr. MAT 147: Calculus III (M1 900-3); 4.00 sem. cr. MAT 152: Structure of Number Systems II (M1 903); 3.00 sem. cr. PSY 138: Reasoning in Psychology Using Statistics (M1 902); 3.00 sem. cr.

Select 1 course from Physical Sciences.
-- PhySci (P): Please click here to select a course. -- CHE 102: Chemistry and Society (P1 903L); 3.00 sem. cr. CHE 110: Fundamentals of Chemistry (P1 902); 4.00 sem. cr. CHE 112: Fundamentals of Chemistry Lab (P1 902L); 1.00 sem. cr. CHE 140: General Chemistry I (P1 902L); 4.00 sem. cr. CHE 204: The Chemistry of Life (P1 902L); 3.00 sem. cr. GEO 100: Earth Systems Science (P1 909); 4.00 sem. cr. GEOL 102: Principles of Geology (P1 907L); 3.00 sem. cr. PHY 102: Atoms to Galaxies (P1 901L); 3.00 sem. cr. PHY 105: Fundamentals of Physics (P1 900L); 4.00 sem. cr. PHY 108: College Physics I (P1 900L); 5.00 sem. cr. PHY 110: Physics for Science & Engineering I (P2 900L); 4.00 sem. cr.

Select 1 course from Life Sciences.
-- LifeSci (L): Please click here to select a course. -- BSC 101: Fundamental Concepts in Biology (L1 900L); 3.00 sem. cr. BSC 145: Human Biology (L1 904); 3.00 sem. cr. BSC 170: Genetics and Society (L1 906); 3.00 sem. cr. BSC 196: Biological Diversity (L1 900L); 4.00 sem. cr.

Select 1 course from either Life or Physical Sciences if needed.
-- PhyLifeSci (L or P): [as needed] Please click here to select a course. -- BSC 101: Fundamental Concepts in Biology (L1 900L); 3.00 sem. cr. BSC 145: Human Biology (L1 904); 3.00 sem. cr. BSC 170: Genetics and Society (L1 906); 3.00 sem. cr. BSC 196: Biological Diversity (L1 900L); 4.00 sem. cr. CHE 102: Chemistry and Society (P1 903L); 3.00 sem. cr. CHE 110: Fundamentals of Chemistry (P1 902); 4.00 sem. cr. CHE 112: Fundamentals of Chemistry Lab (P1 902L); 1.00 sem. cr. CHE 140: General Chemistry I (P1 902L); 4.00 sem. cr. CHE 204: The Chemistry of Life (P1 902L); 3.00 sem. cr. GEO 100: Earth Systems Science (P1 909); 4.00 sem. cr. GEOL 102: Principles of Geology (P1 907L); 3.00 sem. cr. PHY 102: Atoms to Galaxies (P1 901L); 3.00 sem. cr. PHY 105: Fundamentals of Physics (P1 900L); 4.00 sem. cr. PHY 108: College Physics I (P1 900L); 5.00 sem. cr. PHY 110: Physics for Science & Engineering I (P2 900L); 4.00 sem. cr.

Select 1 course from Humanities,
-- Hum. (H): Please click here to select a course. -- COM 128: Gender in the Humanities (H3 911D); 3.00 sem. cr. ENG 110: British Literature and Its Contexts (H3 912); 3.00 sem. cr. ENG 128: Gender in the Humanities (H3 911D); 3.00 sem. cr. ENG 130: Survey of American Lit (H3 914); 3.00 sem. cr. ENG 131: American Culture: Traditions and Texts (HF 900); 3.00 sem. cr. ENG 160: Women in Literature (H3 911D); 3.00 sem. cr. ENG 165: African American Literature (H3 910D); 3.00 sem. cr. FOR 106: Myth and Meaning (H9 901); 3.00 sem. cr. FOR 128: Gender in the Humanities (H3 911D); 3.00 sem. cr. HIS 101: Western Civilization to 1500 (H2 901); 3.00 sem. cr. HIS 102: Modern Western Civilization (H2 902); 3.00 sem. cr. HIS 104.01: History of Africa (H2 903N); 3.00 sem. cr. HIS 104.02: History of East Asia (H2 903N); 3.00 sem. cr. HIS 104.03: History of Latin America (H2 903N); 3.00 sem. cr. HIS 104.04: History of the Middle East (H2 903N); 3.00 sem. cr. HIS 104.05: History of South and Southeast Asia (H2 903N); 3.00 sem. cr. HIS 131: American Culture: Traditions and Texts (HF 900); 3.00 sem. cr. HIS 135: History of U.S. to 1865 (H2 904); 3.00 sem. cr. HIS 136: History of U.S. since 1865 (H2 905); 3.00 sem. cr. LAN 116.01: Second-Year Italian (Part II) (H1 900); 4.00 sem. cr. LAN 116.12: Sec Year French Part II (H1 900); 4.00 sem. cr. LAN 116.13: Sec Year German Part II (H1 900); 4.00 sem. cr. LAN 116.14: Sec Year Latin Part II (H1 900); 4.00 sem. cr. LAN 116.15: Sec Year Spanish Part II (H1 900); 4.00 sem. cr. LAN 116.18: Sec Year Japanese Part II (H1 900); 4.00 sem. cr. PHI 101: Basic Issues in Philosophy (H4 900); 3.00 sem. cr.

Select 1 course from Fine Arts and
-- Fine Arts (F): Please click here to select a course. -- ART 140: Intro to the Arts of America, Africa, S Pacific (F2 903N); 3.00 sem. cr. ART 155: Survey of Art I (F2 901); 3.00 sem. cr. ART 156: Survey of Art II (F2 902); 3.00 sem. cr. ENG 131: American Culture: Traditions and Texts (HF 900); 3.00 sem. cr. HIS 131: American Culture: Traditions and Texts (HF 900); 3.00 sem. cr. MUS 152: Experiencing Music (F1 900); 3.00 sem. cr. MUS 153: Black Music I (F1 905D); 3.00 sem. cr. MUS 154: Black Music II (F1 905D); 3.00 sem. cr. THE 152: Experiencing Theater (F1 907); 3.00 sem. cr. THE 154: Introduction to Black Drama and Theatre (F1 909D); 3.00 sem. cr. THE 170: Intro to Film Art (F2 908); 3.00 sem. cr.

Select 1 course from either Humanities or Fine Arts.
-- Hum. or Fine Arts: Please click here to select a course. -- ART 140: Intro to the Arts of America, Africa, S Pacific (F2 903N); 3.00 sem. cr. ART 155: Survey of Art I (F2 901); 3.00 sem. cr. ART 156: Survey of Art II (F2 902); 3.00 sem. cr. COM 128: Gender in the Humanities (H3 911D); 3.00 sem. cr. ENG 110: British Literature and Its Contexts (H3 912); 3.00 sem. cr. ENG 128: Gender in the Humanities (H3 911D); 3.00 sem. cr. ENG 130: Survey of American Lit (H3 914); 3.00 sem. cr. ENG 131: American Culture: Traditions and Texts (HF 900); 3.00 sem. cr. ENG 160: Women in Literature (H3 911D); 3.00 sem. cr. ENG 165: African American Literature (H3 910D); 3.00 sem. cr. FOR 106: Myth and Meaning (H9 901); 3.00 sem. cr. FOR 128: Gender in the Humanities (H3 911D); 3.00 sem. cr. HIS 101: Western Civilization to 1500 (H2 901); 3.00 sem. cr. HIS 102: Modern Western Civilization (H2 902); 3.00 sem. cr. HIS 104.01: History of Africa (H2 903N); 3.00 sem. cr. HIS 104.02: History of East Asia (H2 903N); 3.00 sem. cr. HIS 104.03: History of Latin America (H2 903N); 3.00 sem. cr. HIS 104.04: History of the Middle East (H2 903N); 3.00 sem. cr. HIS 104.05: History of South and Southeast Asia (H2 903N); 3.00 sem. cr. HIS 131: American Culture: Traditions and Texts (HF 900); 3.00 sem. cr. HIS 135: History of U.S. to 1865 (H2 904); 3.00 sem. cr. HIS 136: History of U.S. since 1865 (H2 905); 3.00 sem. cr. LAN 116.01: Second-Year Italian (Part II) (H1 900); 4.00 sem. cr. LAN 116.12: Sec Year French Part II (H1 900); 4.00 sem. cr. LAN 116.13: Sec Year German Part II (H1 900); 4.00 sem. cr. LAN 116.14: Sec Year Latin Part II (H1 900); 4.00 sem. cr. LAN 116.15: Sec Year Spanish Part II (H1 900); 4.00 sem. cr. LAN 116.18: Sec Year Japanese Part II (H1 900); 4.00 sem. cr. MUS 152: Experiencing Music (F1 900); 3.00 sem. cr. MUS 153: Black Music I (F1 905D); 3.00 sem. cr. MUS 154: Black Music II (F1 905D); 3.00 sem. cr. PHI 101: Basic Issues in Philosophy (H4 900); 3.00 sem. cr. THE 152: Experiencing Theater (F1 907); 3.00 sem. cr. THE 154: Introduction to Black Drama and Theatre (F1 909D); 3.00 sem. cr. THE 170: Intro to Film Art (F2 908); 3.00 sem. cr.

-- SocSci2 (S): Please click here to select a course. -- ECO 105: Principles of Economics (S3 900); 4.00 sem. cr. FCS 224: Enduring Issues for Couples and Families (S7 902); 3.00 sem. cr. GEO 135: World Geography (S4 900N); 3.00 sem. cr. GEO 140: Human Geography (S4 900N); 3.00 sem. cr. GEO 150: Economic Geography (S4 903N); 3.00 sem. cr. POL 105: American Gov't & Politics (S5 900); 3.00 sem. cr. POL 106: U.S. Government and Civic Practices (S5 900); 3.00 sem. cr. POL 140: Politics of Africa, Asia, and Latin America (S5 906N); 3.00 sem. cr. POL 141: Intro European Politics (S5 905); 3.00 sem. cr. POL 151: Intro to Internat'l Relations (S5 904); 3.00 sem. cr. PSY 110: Fundamentals of Psychology (S6 900); 3.00 sem. cr. PSY 111: Introduction to Psychology (S6 900); 4.00 sem. cr. PSY 213: Lifespan Development (S6 902); 3.00 sem. cr. PSY 223: Social Psychology (S8 900); 3.00 sem. cr. SOC 106: Introduction to Sociology (S7 900); 3.00 sem. cr. SOC 108: Contemporary Social Problems in Global Perspective (S7 901); 3.00 sem. cr. SOC 223: Social Psychology (S8 900); 3.00 sem. cr.

-- SocSci3 (S): Please click here to select a course. -- ECO 105: Principles of Economics (S3 900); 4.00 sem. cr. FCS 224: Enduring Issues for Couples and Families (S7 902); 3.00 sem. cr. GEO 135: World Geography (S4 900N); 3.00 sem. cr. GEO 140: Human Geography (S4 900N); 3.00 sem. cr. GEO 150: Economic Geography (S4 903N); 3.00 sem. cr. POL 105: American Gov't & Politics (S5 900); 3.00 sem. cr. POL 106: U.S. Government and Civic Practices (S5 900); 3.00 sem. cr. POL 140: Politics of Africa, Asia, and Latin America (S5 906N); 3.00 sem. cr. POL 141: Intro European Politics (S5 905); 3.00 sem. cr. POL 151: Intro to Internat'l Relations (S5 904); 3.00 sem. cr. PSY 110: Fundamentals of Psychology (S6 900); 3.00 sem. cr. PSY 111: Introduction to Psychology (S6 900); 4.00 sem. cr. PSY 213: Lifespan Development (S6 902); 3.00 sem. cr. PSY 223: Social Psychology (S8 900); 3.00 sem. cr. SOC 106: Introduction to Sociology (S7 900); 3.00 sem. cr. SOC 108: Contemporary Social Problems in Global Perspective (S7 901); 3.00 sem. cr. SOC 223: Social Psychology (S8 900); 3.00 sem. cr.

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