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Associate in Arts – College Transfer

A QUICK INTRO

Is your ultimate goal a four-year degree? If so, Southwestern is the ideal place to get started. Stay close to home, thrive in our smaller classes and save lots of money over your first two years. Most individuals who complete this degree will be juniors when they transfer into the degree pathway and university of their choice.

WHAT YOU STUDY

You’ll take in a robust collection of English, Humanities, Social Sciences, Natural Science and Mathematics courses so that you can primarily focus on your major upon transferring.

WHAT YOU CAN DO

There is virtually no limit to your career prospects upon transferring to the four-year university of your choice!

COURSE INFORMATION

Click on title for course description. For your convenience, the following listing includes only credit hours for each course. For a comprehensive listing of classroom, lab and clinical hours for each course,click on this PDF.

COURSE & HOUR REQUIREMENTS

English Composition

6

Humanities/Fine Arts

12

Social/Behavioral Science 

12

Natural Science 

8

Mathematics

7

Other Required Hours

15

TOTAL

60

ENGLISH / COMPOSITION – Universal General Education Transfer Component (UGETC) – 6 Semester Hour Credits required

Prefix

No.

Title

Credit

ENG

111 

Writing & Inquiry

3

ENG

112

Writing & Research in the Disciplines

3

HUMANITIES / FINE ARTS – UGETC – 12 Semester Hours Credit required    
Nine (9) credit hours from the following. Select from at least two different disciplines. 

ART

111

Art Appreciation

3

ART

114

Art History Survey I

3

ART

115

Art History Survey II

3

COM

231

Public Speaking

3

DRA

111

Theatre Appreciation

3

ENG

231

American Literature I

3

ENG

232

American Literature II

3

ENG

241

British Literature I

3

ENG

242

British Literature II

3

MUS

110

Music Appreciation

3

MUS

112

Introduction to Jazz

3

PHI

215

Philosophical Issues

3

PHI

240

Introduction to Ethics

3

Choose 3 credits from previous humanities or the following:

 

ASL

111

Elementary ASL I

3

ASL

112

Elementary ASL II

3

COM

120

Intro Interpersonal Communication

3

COM

140

Intro to Intercultural Communication

3

GER

111

Elementary German I

3

GER

112

Elementary German II

3

HUM

110

Technology and Society

3

HUM

115

Critical Thinking

3

HUM

121

The Nature of America

3

HUM

122

Southern Culture

3

HUM

130

Myth in Human Culture

3

HUM

160

Introduction to Film

3

REL

111

Eastern Religions

3

REL

112

Western Religions

3

SPA

111

Elementary Spanish I

3

SPA

112

Elementary Spanish II

3

SOCIAL / BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE –  UGETC – 12 Semester Hour Credits required    
Select nine (9) credit hours from at least two different disciplines: 

ECO

251

Principles of Microeconomics

3

ECO

252

Principles of Macroeconomics

3

HIS

111

World Civilizations I

3

HIS

112

World Civilizations II

3

HIS

131

American History I

3

HIS

132

American History II

3

POL

120

American Government

3

PSY

150

General Psychology

3

SOC

210

Introduction to Sociology

3

Choose 3 credits from previous Social Behavior Sciences or the following:

 

HIS

121

Western Civilization I

3

HIS

122

Western Civilization II

3

PSY

150

General Psychology

3

PSY

237

Social Psychology

3

PSY

241

Developmental Psychology

3

PSY

281

Abnormal Psychology

3

SOC

213

Sociology of the Family

3

SOC

220

Social Problems

3

SOC

225

Social Diversity

3

NATURAL SCIENCE – UGETC – (8) Semester Hour Credits required    
Select 4 credit hours from the following:

AST

111

Descriptive Astronomy

3

AST

111A

Descriptive Astronomy Lab

1

BIO

110

Principles of Biology*

4

BIO

111

General Biology I*

4

CHM

151

General Chemistry I

4

GEL

111

Geology

4

PHY

110

Conceptual Physics

3

PHY

110A

Conceptual Physics Lab

1

Choose 4 credits from the following:

 

AST

111

Descriptive Astronomy

3

AST

111A

Descriptive Astronomy Lab

1

BIO

110

Principles of Biology*

4

BIO

111

General Biology I*

4

BIO

112

General Biology II

4

BIO

120

Introductory Botany

4

BIO

130

Introductory Zoology

4

BIO

140

Environmental Biology

3

BIO

140A

Environmental Biology Lab

1

CHM

151

General Chemistry I

4

CHM

152

General Chemistry II

4

PHY

110

Conceptual Physics

3

PHY

110A

Conceptual Physics Lab

1

PHY

151

College Physics I

4

*Students may not apply both BIO 110 and BIO 111 towards completion of Arts and Sciences Natural Science requirement.

Mathematics – UGETC – (7) Semester Hour Credits    
Required:

MAT

143

Quantitative Literacy

3

Choose 4 credits from the following:

 

MAT

152

Statistical Methods I

4

MAT

171

Precalculus Algebra

4

MAT

172

Precalculus Trigonometry

4

MAT

271

Calculus I

4

Required Course:

 

ACA

122

College Transfer Success

1

Choose 14 Additional hours of transferrable courses focused on future major and closely related areas. Students should check physical education/health and foreign language requirements at the university they plan to attend.

ACC

120

Principles of Accounting I

4

ACC

121

Principles of Accounting II

4

ART

111

Art Appreciation

3

ART

114

Art History Survey I

3

ART

115

Art History Survey II

3

ART

121

Two-Dimensional Design

3

ART

122

Three-Dimensional Design

3

ART

131

Drawing I

3

ART

132

Drawing II

3

ART

214

Portfolio & Resume

1

ART

240

Painting I

3

ART

241

Painting II

3

ART

264

Digital Photography

3

ART

281

Sculpture I

3

ART

282

Sculpture II

3

ART

283

Ceramics I

3

ART

284

Ceramics II

3

ART

288

Studio

3

ASL

111

Elementary ASL I

3

ASL

112

Elementary ASL II

3

AST

111

Descriptive Astronomy

3

AST

111A

Descriptive Astronomy Lab

1

BIO

110

Principles of Biology

4

BIO

111

General Biology I*

4

BIO

112

General Biology II

4

BIO

120

Introductory Botany

4

BIO

130

Introductory Zoology

4

BIO

140

Environmental Biology

3

BIO

140A

Environmental Biology Lab

1

BIO

163

Basic Anatomy and Physiology

5

BIO

168

Anatomy and Physiology I

4

BIO

169

Anatomy and Physiology II

4

BIO

175

General Microbiology

3

BUS

110

Introduction to Business

3

BUS

115

Business Law I

3

BUS

137

Principles of Management

3

CHM

130

General, Organic & Biochemistry

3

CHM

130A

General, Organic & Biochemistry Lab

1

CHM

151

General Chemistry I

4

CHM

152

General Chemistry II

4

CIS

110

Intro to Computers

3

CIS

115

Introduction to Programming & Logic

3

CJC

111

Intro to Criminal Justice

3

CJC

113

Juvenile Justice

3

CJC

121

Law Enforcement Operations

3

CJC

141

Corrections

3

CJC

212

Ethics & Comm Relations

3

COM

120

Intro to Interpersonal Communication

3

COM

140

Intro to Intercultural Communication

3

COM

231

Public Speaking

3

CSC

134

C++ Programming

3

CSC

139

Visual BASIC Programming

3

CSC

151

JAVA Programming

3

CTS

115

Info Sys Business Concepts

3

DRA

111

Theatre Appreciation

3

ECO

151

Survey of Economics

3

ECO

251

Principles of Microeconomics

3

ECO

252

Principles of Macroeconomics

3

EDU

216

Foundations in Education

3

EGR

150

Intro to Engineering

2

ENG

114

Professional Research and Reporting

3

ENG

125

Creative Writing I

3

ENG

126

Creative Writing II

3

ENG

231

American Literature I

3

ENG

232

American Literature II

3

ENG

241

British Literature I

3

ENG

242

British Literature II

3

GEL

111

Geology

3

GER

111

Elementary German I

3

GER

112

Elementary German II

3

GER

181

German Lab I

1

GER

182

German Lab II

1

HEA

110

Personal Health / Wellness

3

HIS

111

World Civilizations I

3

HIS

112

World Civilizations II

3

HIS

121

Western Civilization I 

3

HIS

122

Western Civilization II

3

HIS

131

American History I

3

HIS

132

American History II 

3

HUM

110

Technology and Society

3

HUM

115

Critical Thinking 

3

HUM

121

The Nature of America 

3

HUM

122

Southern Culture

3

HUM

130

Myth in Human Culture

3

HUM

160

Introduction to Film

3

HUM

230

Leadership Development

3

MAT

141

Mathematical Concepts I

3

MAT

142

Mathematical Concepts II

3

MAT

143

Quantitative Literacy

3

MAT

152

Statistical Methods I

4

MAT

171

Precalculus Algebra 

4

MAT

172

Precalculus Trigonometry

4

MAT

271

Calculus I 

4

MAT

272

Calculus II

4

MAT

273

Calculus III

4

MAT

280

Linear Algebra

3

MUS

110

Music Appreciation

3

MUS

112

Introduction to Jazz

3

MUS

133

Band I

1

MUS

134

Band II

1

PED

110*

Fit and Well for Life

2

PED

111*

Physical Fitness I 

1

PED

117*

Weight Training I

1

PED

118*

Weight Training II 

1

PED

122*

Yoga I

1

PED

123*

Yoga II

1

PED

125*

Self-Defense-Beginning

1

PED

137*

Badminton 

1

PED

142*

Lifetime Sports 

2

PED

143*

Volleyball-Beginning 

1

PED

145*

Basketball-Beginning 

1

PED

162*

Angling 

1

PED

171*

Nature Hiking

1

PHI

215

Philosophical Issues

3

PHI

240

Introduction to Ethics

3

PHY

110

Conceptual Physics

3

PHY

110A

Conceptual Physics Lab

1

PHY

151

College Physics I 

4

PHY

152

College Physics II

4

PHY

251

General Physics I

4

PHY

252

General Physics II

4

POL

120

American Government 

3

PSY

150

General Psychology

3

PSY

215

Positive Psychology

3

PSY

237

Social Psychology

3

PSY

241

Developmental Psychology 

3

PSY

275

Health Psychology

3

PSY

281

Abnormal Psychology

3

REL

111

Eastern Religions

3

REL

112

Western Religions

3

SOC

210

Introduction to Sociology

3

SOC

213

Sociology of the Family

3

SOC

220

Social Problems

3

SOC

225

Social Diversity

3

SPA

111

Elementary Spanish I

3

SPA

112

Elementary Spanish II

3

SPA

181

Spanish Lab I 

1

SPA

182

Spanish Lab II 

1

SPA

211

Intermediate Spanish I 

3

SPA

212

Intermediate Spanish II

3

SPA

221

Spanish Conversation

3

* Limited to 2 elective credit hours.

NOTES:    
Students should check physical education/health and foreign language requirements at the university they plan to attend.     

If all requirements excluding electives, for the AA degree are met, the student has satisfied general education requirements for in-state public universities through the North Carolina Comprehensive Articulation Agreement. Consult with your advisor about courses directly applicable to your future major as you choose electives to complete the Associate in Arts degree.

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