Transfer Student Planning Worksheet (Current or Future)

Wilbur Wright College (CCC)

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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. -- SPCH 101: Fundamentals of Speech Communication (C2 900); 3.00 sem. cr.

-- Math (M/2): [as needed] Please click here to select a course. -- MATH 118: General Education Math (M1 904); 4.00 sem. cr. MATH 122: Mathematics for Elementary Teachers II (M1 903); 4.00 sem. cr. MATH 125: Introductory Statistics (M1 902); 4.00 sem. cr. MATH 204: Calculus for Business & Social Science (M1 900-B); 5.00 sem. cr. MATH 207: Calculus and Analytic Geometry 1 (M1 900-1); 5.00 sem. cr. MATH 208: Calculus and Analytic Geometry II (M1 900-2); 5.00 sem. cr. MATH 209: Calculus and Analytic Geometry III (M1 900-3); 5.00 sem. cr.

Select 1 course from Physical Sciences.
-- PhySci (P): Please click here to select a course. -- ASTR 201: Descriptive Astronomy I (P1 906); 3.00 sem. cr. CHEM 121: Basic Chemistry 1 (P1 902L); 4.00 sem. cr. CHEM 201: General Chemistry 1 (P1 902L); 5.00 sem. cr. ENVTECH 105: Introduction to Atmospheric Sciences (P1 905); 3.00 sem. cr. PHYS 221: Mechanics and Heat (P1 900L); 4.00 sem. cr. PHYSCI 101: General Course Physical Science (P9 900); 3.00 sem. cr. PHYSCI 102: General Course Physical Science 2 (P9 900); 3.00 sem. cr. PHYSCI 111: General Course I Physical Science (P9 900L); 4.00 sem. cr. PHYSCI 112: Gen Course II Physical Science (P9 900L); 4.00 sem. cr.

Select 1 course from Life Sciences.
-- LifeSci (L): Please click here to select a course. -- BIO 114: General Education Biology (L1 900L); 4.00 sem. cr. BIO 115: Human Biology (L1 904L); 4.00 sem. cr. BIO 119: Environmental Biology (with lab) (L1 905L); 4.00 sem. cr. BOT 201: General Botany 1 (L1 901L); 4.00 sem. cr. ZOO 211: General Zoology (L1 902L); 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. -- ASTR 201: Descriptive Astronomy I (P1 906); 3.00 sem. cr. BIO 114: General Education Biology (L1 900L); 4.00 sem. cr. BIO 115: Human Biology (L1 904L); 4.00 sem. cr. BIO 119: Environmental Biology (with lab) (L1 905L); 4.00 sem. cr. BOT 201: General Botany 1 (L1 901L); 4.00 sem. cr. CHEM 121: Basic Chemistry 1 (P1 902L); 4.00 sem. cr. CHEM 201: General Chemistry 1 (P1 902L); 5.00 sem. cr. ENVTECH 105: Introduction to Atmospheric Sciences (P1 905); 3.00 sem. cr. PHYS 221: Mechanics and Heat (P1 900L); 4.00 sem. cr. PHYSCI 101: General Course Physical Science (P9 900); 3.00 sem. cr. PHYSCI 102: General Course Physical Science 2 (P9 900); 3.00 sem. cr. PHYSCI 111: General Course I Physical Science (P9 900L); 4.00 sem. cr. PHYSCI 112: Gen Course II Physical Science (P9 900L); 4.00 sem. cr. ZOO 211: General Zoology (L1 902L); 4.00 sem. cr.

Select 1 course from Humanities,
-- Hum. (H): Please click here to select a course. -- COMREL 106: Comparative Religions I (Eastern Religion) (H5 904N); 3.00 sem. cr. FREN 104: Fourth Course French (H1 900); 4.00 sem. cr. HUM 123: Introduction to Arts and Ideas (HF 900); 3.00 sem. cr. HUM 201: General Course 1 Humanities (HF 900); 3.00 sem. cr. HUM 202: General Course 2 Humanities (HF 901); 3.00 sem. cr. HUM 205: World Literature 1 (H3 906); 3.00 sem. cr. HUM 208: Women in the Creative/Perf. Arts (HF 907D); 3.00 sem. cr. HUM 210: Comparative Mythology (H9 901); 3.00 sem. cr. HUM 212: Non-Western Humanities (HF 904N); 3.00 sem. cr. LIT 110: Introduction to Literature (H3 900); 3.00 sem. cr. LIT 111: Poetry (H3 903); 3.00 sem. cr. LIT 112: Drama (H3 902); 3.00 sem. cr. LIT 113: Fiction (H3 901); 3.00 sem. cr. LIT 116: American Lit: Colonial-Civil War (H3 914); 3.00 sem. cr. LIT 117: American Lit: Civil War-20th Century (H3 915); 3.00 sem. cr. LIT 118: English Lit: Beginnings to Johnson (H3 912); 3.00 sem. cr. LIT 119: English Lit: Romantic Revival-20th Century (H3 913); 3.00 sem. cr. LIT 121: Contemporary African-American Literature (H3 910D); 3.00 sem. cr. LIT 126: Contemporary American Literature (H3 915); 3.00 sem. cr. LIT 127: Contemporary British Literature (H3 913); 3.00 sem. cr. LIT 128: Latin American Literature (H3 908N); 3.00 sem. cr. LIT 150: Women's Literature (H3 911D); 3.00 sem. cr. LIT 156: Creative Nonfiction (H3 904); 3.00 sem. cr. LIT 211: Shakespeare (H3 905); 3.00 sem. cr. PHIL 105: Logic (H4 906); 3.00 sem. cr. PHIL 106: Introduction to Philosophy (H4 900); 3.00 sem. cr. PHIL 107: Ethics (H4 904); 3.00 sem. cr. PHIL 108: Philosophy of Relgion (H4 905); 3.00 sem. cr. PLSH 104: Fourth Course Polish (H1 900); 4.00 sem. cr. PLSH 214: Rdgs. in Polish Literature (H3 916); 3.00 sem. cr. SPAN 104: Fourth Course Spanish (H1 900); 4.00 sem. cr. SPAN 214: Rdgs. in Spanish Literature (H3 916); 3.00 sem. cr.

Select 1 course from Fine Arts and
-- Fine Arts (F): Please click here to select a course. -- ART 103: Art Appreciation (F2 900); 3.00 sem. cr. FNART 107: History Archeology, Painting, Sculpture I (F2 901); 3.00 sem. cr. FNART 108: History, Archeology, Painting, Sculpture II (F2 902); 3.00 sem. cr. HUM 123: Introduction to Arts and Ideas (HF 900); 3.00 sem. cr. HUM 201: General Course 1 Humanities (HF 900); 3.00 sem. cr. HUM 202: General Course 2 Humanities (HF 901); 3.00 sem. cr. HUM 208: Women in the Creative/Perf. Arts (HF 907D); 3.00 sem. cr. HUM 212: Non-Western Humanities (HF 904N); 3.00 sem. cr. LIT 155: Literature and Film (F2 908); 3.00 sem. cr. MUS 121: Introduction to Music (F1 900); 3.00 sem. cr. SPCH 131: Introduction to the Theatre (F1 907); 3.00 sem. cr. THEA 134: Theater in the Modern World (F1 907); 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 103: Art Appreciation (F2 900); 3.00 sem. cr. COMREL 106: Comparative Religions I (Eastern Religion) (H5 904N); 3.00 sem. cr. FNART 107: History Archeology, Painting, Sculpture I (F2 901); 3.00 sem. cr. FNART 108: History, Archeology, Painting, Sculpture II (F2 902); 3.00 sem. cr. FREN 104: Fourth Course French (H1 900); 4.00 sem. cr. HUM 123: Introduction to Arts and Ideas (HF 900); 3.00 sem. cr. HUM 201: General Course 1 Humanities (HF 900); 3.00 sem. cr. HUM 202: General Course 2 Humanities (HF 901); 3.00 sem. cr. HUM 205: World Literature 1 (H3 906); 3.00 sem. cr. HUM 208: Women in the Creative/Perf. Arts (HF 907D); 3.00 sem. cr. HUM 210: Comparative Mythology (H9 901); 3.00 sem. cr. HUM 212: Non-Western Humanities (HF 904N); 3.00 sem. cr. LIT 110: Introduction to Literature (H3 900); 3.00 sem. cr. LIT 111: Poetry (H3 903); 3.00 sem. cr. LIT 112: Drama (H3 902); 3.00 sem. cr. LIT 113: Fiction (H3 901); 3.00 sem. cr. LIT 116: American Lit: Colonial-Civil War (H3 914); 3.00 sem. cr. LIT 117: American Lit: Civil War-20th Century (H3 915); 3.00 sem. cr. LIT 118: English Lit: Beginnings to Johnson (H3 912); 3.00 sem. cr. LIT 119: English Lit: Romantic Revival-20th Century (H3 913); 3.00 sem. cr. LIT 121: Contemporary African-American Literature (H3 910D); 3.00 sem. cr. LIT 126: Contemporary American Literature (H3 915); 3.00 sem. cr. LIT 127: Contemporary British Literature (H3 913); 3.00 sem. cr. LIT 128: Latin American Literature (H3 908N); 3.00 sem. cr. LIT 150: Women's Literature (H3 911D); 3.00 sem. cr. LIT 155: Literature and Film (F2 908); 3.00 sem. cr. LIT 156: Creative Nonfiction (H3 904); 3.00 sem. cr. LIT 211: Shakespeare (H3 905); 3.00 sem. cr. MUS 121: Introduction to Music (F1 900); 3.00 sem. cr. PHIL 105: Logic (H4 906); 3.00 sem. cr. PHIL 106: Introduction to Philosophy (H4 900); 3.00 sem. cr. PHIL 107: Ethics (H4 904); 3.00 sem. cr. PHIL 108: Philosophy of Relgion (H4 905); 3.00 sem. cr. PLSH 104: Fourth Course Polish (H1 900); 4.00 sem. cr. PLSH 214: Rdgs. in Polish Literature (H3 916); 3.00 sem. cr. SPAN 104: Fourth Course Spanish (H1 900); 4.00 sem. cr. SPAN 214: Rdgs. in Spanish Literature (H3 916); 3.00 sem. cr. SPCH 131: Introduction to the Theatre (F1 907); 3.00 sem. cr. THEA 134: Theater in the Modern World (F1 907); 3.00 sem. cr.

-- SocSci2 (S): Please click here to select a course. -- ANTH 201: Intr. to Biol & Cult Evol of Humans (S1 900N); 3.00 sem. cr. ANTH 202: Cultural Anthropology (S1 901N); 3.00 sem. cr. ECON 201: Principles of Economics I (S3 901); 3.00 sem. cr. ECON 202: Principles of Economics II (S3 902); 3.00 sem. cr. GEOG 101: World Geography (S4 900N); 3.00 sem. cr. GEOG 102: Economic Geography (S4 903N); 3.00 sem. cr. HIST 111: History of American People to 1865 (S2 900); 3.00 sem. cr. HIST 112: History of American People Fr 1865 (S2 901); 3.00 sem. cr. HIST 141: The History of World Civilization to 1500 C.E. (S2 912N); 3.00 sem. cr. HIST 142: History of World Civilization Since 1500 (S2 913N); 3.00 sem. cr. HIST 215: History of Latin America (S2 910N); 3.00 sem. cr. HIST 243: Far East in the Modern World (S2 909N); 3.00 sem. cr. HIST 247: African History Colonial Period (S2 906N); 3.00 sem. cr. POLSCI 201: The National Government (S5 900); 3.00 sem. cr. POLSCI 203: Comparative Government (S5 905); 3.00 sem. cr. POLSCI 204: International Relations (S5 904); 3.00 sem. cr. PSYC 201: General Psychology (S6 900); 3.00 sem. cr. PSYC 207: Child Psychology (S6 903); 3.00 sem. cr. PSYC 211: Social Psychology (S8 900); 3.00 sem. cr. PSYC 214: Adolescent Psychology (S6 904); 3.00 sem. cr. PSYC 222: Adult Development & Aging (S6 905); 3.00 sem. cr. PSYC 224: Life Span Developmental Psychology (S6 902); 3.00 sem. cr. SOC 201: Introduction to Study of Society (S7 900); 3.00 sem. cr. SOC 203: Marriage and Family (S7 902); 3.00 sem. cr. SOC 205: Social Problems (S7 901); 3.00 sem. cr. SOC 211: Race and Ethnic Relations (S7 903D); 3.00 sem. cr. SOCSCI 101: General Course I Social Science (S9 900); 3.00 sem. cr. SOCSCI 102: General Course II Social Science (S9 901); 3.00 sem. cr.

-- SocSci3 (S): Please click here to select a course. -- ANTH 201: Intr. to Biol & Cult Evol of Humans (S1 900N); 3.00 sem. cr. ANTH 202: Cultural Anthropology (S1 901N); 3.00 sem. cr. ECON 201: Principles of Economics I (S3 901); 3.00 sem. cr. ECON 202: Principles of Economics II (S3 902); 3.00 sem. cr. GEOG 101: World Geography (S4 900N); 3.00 sem. cr. GEOG 102: Economic Geography (S4 903N); 3.00 sem. cr. HIST 111: History of American People to 1865 (S2 900); 3.00 sem. cr. HIST 112: History of American People Fr 1865 (S2 901); 3.00 sem. cr. HIST 141: The History of World Civilization to 1500 C.E. (S2 912N); 3.00 sem. cr. HIST 142: History of World Civilization Since 1500 (S2 913N); 3.00 sem. cr. HIST 215: History of Latin America (S2 910N); 3.00 sem. cr. HIST 243: Far East in the Modern World (S2 909N); 3.00 sem. cr. HIST 247: African History Colonial Period (S2 906N); 3.00 sem. cr. POLSCI 201: The National Government (S5 900); 3.00 sem. cr. POLSCI 203: Comparative Government (S5 905); 3.00 sem. cr. POLSCI 204: International Relations (S5 904); 3.00 sem. cr. PSYC 201: General Psychology (S6 900); 3.00 sem. cr. PSYC 207: Child Psychology (S6 903); 3.00 sem. cr. PSYC 211: Social Psychology (S8 900); 3.00 sem. cr. PSYC 214: Adolescent Psychology (S6 904); 3.00 sem. cr. PSYC 222: Adult Development & Aging (S6 905); 3.00 sem. cr. PSYC 224: Life Span Developmental Psychology (S6 902); 3.00 sem. cr. SOC 201: Introduction to Study of Society (S7 900); 3.00 sem. cr. SOC 203: Marriage and Family (S7 902); 3.00 sem. cr. SOC 205: Social Problems (S7 901); 3.00 sem. cr. SOC 211: Race and Ethnic Relations (S7 903D); 3.00 sem. cr. SOCSCI 101: General Course I Social Science (S9 900); 3.00 sem. cr. SOCSCI 102: General Course II Social Science (S9 901); 3.00 sem. cr.

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