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Cabrillo College The National Hispanic University TRANSFER GUIDE

This Transfer Guide is between CABRILLO COLLEGE and THE NATIONAL HISPANIC UNIVERSITY. It outlines CABRILLO COLLEGE courses that are eligible for students to apply toward NHU’s Bachelor degrees.

Admission as a Transfer Student from Cabrillo College The National Hispanic University

Please note the following:

The National Hispanic University accepts as transfer all courses which are accepted by California State University and the University of California systems.

IF YOU DON’T SEE A COURSE LISTED, VISIT www.assist.org

Minimum units needed to be considered a transfer student are 12 semester or 18 quarter units.

A STUDENT CAN ENROLL AT ANY TIME.

Maximum units allowed to transfer at the undergraduate level are: 90 units.

Minimum GPA is 2.0 cumulative but we will transfer individual courses with a C- grade.

Minimum NHU Residency Requirement to graduate from NHU is 30 units, at least 50% of which must be Upper Division.

Cabrillo College AA/AS or AA-T/AS-T graduates are transferred to NHU with junior standing. (This does not apply to financial aid standing or to those who change major.)

NHU also accepts completion of IGETC or CSU GE certification as meeting NHU general education breadth requirements.

A course accepted for credit transfer does not necessarily fulfill a program requirement. (Proper advisement from a student’s academic advisor/transfer counselor is recommended).

All articulated courses from Cabrillo College to The National Hispanic University are transferred at the lower division level only.

Transfer students adhere to all admissions procedures. A candidate will be considered a transfer student having completed a minimum of 12 transferable semester units, or 18 transferable quarter units of college level coursework, with a cumulative 2.0 GPA from all institutions attended. Candidates are reviewed on the merits of their prior academic achievements and potential for achieving the goals and objectives of the program to which they seek admission. Transferring students are asked to complete the NHU application available at

www.NHU.edu or from an NHU Enrollment Adviser at 1-877-584-6648

Unless otherwise indicated NHU courses are 3 semester credits. The standard unit

conversion applies to schools with quarter units.

http://www.assist.org/

http://www.nhu.edu/


Table 1. General Education Coursework

Area A: English Language Communication and Critical Thinking (9 units) All undergraduate students must complete at least one (3 unit) course from each of the following areas:

A1. Oral Communication

Cabrillo Course

Title Equivalent NHU Course Title Units

COMM 1 Public Speaking SPC 100 Public Speaking 3

These courses also satisfy the requirement:

Any approved area course currently approved at www.assist.org

A1 Area requirement

A2. Written Communication

ENGL-1A College Composition ENG 100 English Composition

and Reading 3



A2 Area requirement

A3. Critical Thinking

ENGL-2 Composition and Critical Thinking

ENG 201

Critical Thinking, Reading, and

Writing Across the Curriculum

3

PHILO-12 Introduction to Logic PHL 200

PHL 200W Introduction to Logic 3



A3 Area requirement

-End Area A-





Area B: Physical Universe and its Life Forms All undergraduate students must complete at least ten (10) units

B1. Physical Science

Cabrillo Course


CHEM 10 Concepts of Chemistry CHE 130 Chemistry 3

CHEM 1A General Chemistry I CHE 150A General Chemistry for Scientists and

Engineers I 5

GEOG 1 Physical Geography GEO 200 Physical Geogrpahy 3

GEOL 10 Introduction to Earth

Science GSC 150

Introduction to Planet Earth

3

PHYS-11 Elementary Physics PHY 120 Physics 3

PSYS-4A Physics for Scientists

and Engineers PHY 150A General Physics 5



B1 Area requirement

B2. Life Science

BIO 101 General Biology 3

BIO 102W General Biology

w/lab 4



B2 Area requirement

B3. Laboratory Activity

BIO 1A

Cell and Molecular Biology

BIO 100 General Biology

w/Lab 4

BIO 101L General Biology Lab 1

GSC 150A Introductory Studyof

Planet Earth Lab 1



B3 Area requirement





Area B: Physical Universe and its Life Forms All undergraduate students must complete at least ten (10) units

B4. Mathematics and Quantitative Reasoning

Cabrillo Course


MATH 4 Pre-Calculus Algebra and

Trigonometry MAT 100 College Algebra 3

MAT 101W College Mathematics

for Liberal Arts 3

MATH 15 Number Systems MAT 108 Number Systems 3

MAT 115 Trigonometry 3

MATH 5A Analytic Geometry and

Caluculus I MAT 120

Calculus and Analytic Geometry II

4



B4 Area requirement

-End Area B-



Area C: Arts, Literature, Philosophy, and Foreign Languages All undergraduate students must complete a total of nine (9) units: three (3) units from area C1 and six (6) units from area C2.

Area C1: Arts (Arts, Cinema, Dance, Music, Theater) All undergraduate students must complete at least three (3) units in Area C1 from the following courses:

Cabrillo Course

Title Equivalent NHU

Course Title Units

AH 10 Appreciation/Introduction

to the Visual Arts ART 100 Art Appreciation 3

ART 101W Introduction to Fine

Arts 3

EDU 120 Dance and Music for

Children 3



C1 Area requirement

Area C2: Humanities (Literature, Philosophy, Languages Other Than English) All undergraduate students with the exception of those in the AA in Child Development

must complete at least six (6) units in Area C2 from the following courses:

Cabrillo Course


ENGL 30B American Literature ENG 250

Contemporary Multicultural

Literature and Composition

3

PHILO 4 Introduction to

Philosophy

PHL 100 PHL 100W

Introduction to Philosophy

3

PHL 150W Ethics 3

SPAN 1A Beginning Spanish –

First Half SPAN 100 Beginning Spanish I 5

SPAN 1B Beginning Spanish –

Second Half SPAN 101 Beginning Spanish II 5

SPAN 200 Intermediate

Spanish I 5

SPAN 201 Intermediate

Spanish II 5

SPAN 205 Spanish for Native

Speakers 5



C2 Area requirement

-End Area C-




Area D: Social, Political, and Economic Institutions and Behavior(9 units in at least 2 disciplines) All undergraduate students must complete at least nine (9) units from at least two (2) different areas from the following courses:

D1. Anthropology

Cabrillo Course


ANTHR 2 Introduction to Anthropology-Cultural

ANT 100 Introduction to Anthropology

3



D1 Area requirement

D2. Economics

ECON 1B Introduction to Microeconomics

BUS 120 Principles of Microeconomics

3

ECON 1A Introduction to Macroeconomics

BUS 121 Principles of Macroeconomics

3



D2 Area requirement

D3. Ethnic Studies

ETH 134 Chicano/Latino Culture

3

ETH 265 Minorities in the United States

3



D3 Area requirement

D4. Gender Studies



D4 Area requirement







D5. Geography

Cabrillo Course


GEOG 1 Physical Geography GEO 200 Physical Geography 3



D5 Area requirement

D6. History 1

HIST 17A United States History to 1865

HIS 100 U.S. History I 3

HIST 17B United States History Since 1865

HIS 201 U.S. History II 3



D6 Area requirement

D7. Interdisciplinary Social or Behavioral Science

Cabrillo Course



3

PSY 205W Social Psychology 3



D7 Area requirement

D8. Political Science/GOV 1

PS 1 Introduction to Government

POL 101 Introduction to American

Government

3



D8 Area requirement







D9. Psychology

PSYCH 001

General Psychology PSY 100 PSY 100W

Introduction to Psychology

3




D9Area requirement

D10. Sociology and Criminology

CRJS 101W Contemporary Criminal Justice

3

SOC 100 Introduction to Sociology

3



D10 Area requirement

-End Area D-




E - Lifelong Learning and Self-Development All undergraduate students must complete at least three (3) units

Cabrillo Course


PSYCH 8 Introduction to Developmental

Psychology

ANT 125 Human Understanding and

Development

3

ECE 31 or

ECE 131

Child, Growth and Development

CD 100 Child Growth and Development

3

ECE 31 or

ECE 131


ECE 103 Child Growth and Development

3

ECE 159 Health, Safety, and Nutrition issues in the

Child Care Setting

ECE 107 Child Health, Safety and Nutrition

3

UNI 100 First-Year Seminar 3



E Area requirement

-End Area E-

-End General Education-



Table 2. Lower division Coursework by Program

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION B.A. BUSNESS ADMINISTRATION MAJOR REQUIREMENTS 76 units

RESIDENCY REQUIREMENT for the Bachelor’s Degree: Students must satisfactorily complete 30 units at NHU. 15 units (of the 30) must be upper division units in their major. Students can Transfer up to 90 units

Cabrillo Course


BUS 20 Introduction to Business BUS 101 BUS 101W

Introduction to Business

3

BUS 113 BUS 113W

Personal and Professional

Effectiveness: Self Leadership

3

ECON 1B Introduction to Microeconomics

BUS 120 BUS 120W

Microeconomics

3

ECON 1A Introduction to Macroeconomics

BUS 121 BUS 121W

Macroeconomics

3

ACCT 1A Fnancial Accounting I BUS 240 BUS 240W

Financial Accounting 3

ACCT 1B Managerial Accounting BUS 245 BUS 245W

Managerial Accounting

3

BUS 18 Business law BUS 250 BUS 250W

Legal Environments of Business

3

BUS 253 BUS 253W

Law & Ethics in Business

3

BUS 9 Business Statistics BUS 260 BUS 260W

Business Statistics 3

BUS 284 BUS 284W

Business and Professional Writing

3

BUS 291 BUS 291W

Computer Applications for

Business

3



Business Electives

-End Business-



CHILD DEVELOPMENT B.A. CHILD DEVELOPMENT MAJOR REQUIREMENTS 76 units


Cabrillo Course


ECE 31 or

ECE 131


CD 100 Child, Growth, Development

3

ECE 32 Child, Youth, Family, and Community

CD 200 Child, Development, and Community

Relationships

3

CD 214 CD 214W

Understanding Children’s Behavior:

Social Emotional Guidance

3

CD 219 CD 219W

Inclusive Practices for Young Children

3

CD 252 Practicum in Child Development

3

CD 254 Adult Supervision: Program and Professional Assessment

3

ECE 51 A & B

Principles or Working with Yong Children

ECE 101 ECE 101W

Introduction to Early Childhood Education

3

ECE 136 Principles of School Age Child Care

ECE 102 Principles of School-Age Child Care

3

ECE 31 or

ECE 131

Child Growth and Development

ECE 103 ECE 103W

Child Growth and Development

3

ECE 104 The School-Age Child

3

ECE 105 ECE 105W

Observation and Assessment Techniques

3

ECE 32 Child, Youth, Family, and Community

ECE 106 ECE 106W

Child, Family, and Community

3

ECE 159 Helath, Safety, and Nutritient issues in the

Child Care Setting

ECE 107 ECE 107W

Child Health, Safety and Nutrition

3




Cabrillo Course


ECE 109 Child Development in Multicultural

Contexts

1

ECE 53 Introduction to Curriculum for the

young Child

ECE 110 ECE 110W

Early Childhood Curriculum

3

ECE 156 A, B and C

or ECE 163

Curriculum for the Young Child: Life Science, Physical Science, Social

Knowledge or

Advanced curriculum for the young child

ECE 111 School-Age Curriculum

3

ECE 156 D

or ECE 156 E

or

ECE 156 F

Large Motor and Movement Curriculum

or Exploring Music with

The Young Child or

Teaching Creative Movement to

ECE 212 Creative Experiences for Children

1

ECE 144A and/or

ECE 144B

Early Steps to reading Success I and II

ECE 213 Emergent Literacy in Early Childhood

1

ECE 138 A

and/or ECE 138 B

Communication and Positive Discipline with

2-5 years old and/or

Communication and Positive Discipline with

School Age Child *Up to 3 Units

ECE 214 ECE 214W

Understanding Children’s behavior:

Social Emotional Guidance

3

ECE 157 A or B

Administration and Supervision of

Children’s Programs

ECE 215 ECE 215W

Management of Child Care Settings

3




Cabrillo Course


ECE 135 Infant and Toddler Program Development

ECE 216 ECE 216W

Infant and Toddler Education

3

ECE 217 Administering a Family Child Care

1

ECE 218 Earl Childhood Environments

1

EDU 100W Technology and Information Literacy

for Educators

4

EDU 120 Dance and Music for Children

3

ECE 168 Child Care Practicum EDU 250 Field Experience in the Classroom

3



Child Development Electives

-End Child Development-



LIBERAL STUDIES B.A. CRIMINAL JUSTICE MAJOR REQUIREMENTS 72 units

B.A. PSYCHOLOGY MAJOR REQUIREMENTS 72 units RESIDENCY REQUIREMENT for the Bachelor’s Degree: Students must satisfactorily complete 30 units at NHU.

15 units (of the 30) must be upper division units in their major. Students can Transfer up to 90 units

Cabrillo Course


ANTHR 2 Introduction to Anthropology-Cultural

ANT 100 Introduction to Anthropology

3

PSYCH 8 Introduction to Developmental

Psychology

ANT 125 ANT 125W

Human Understanding and

Development

3

AH 10 Appreciation/ Introduction to the

Visural Arts

ART 100 Art Appreciation 3

ART 101W Introduction to Fine Arts

3

ART 238 Visual and Performing Arts

3

CRJS 101W Contemporary Criminal Justice

3

CRJS 201W Introduction to Law Enforcement and

Corrections

3

DAN 120 Dance 1.5

ENG 40 English Grammar and Reading-Based

Writing

3

ENG 45 ENG 45W

English Grammar and Reading

Comprehension

3

ENGL 1A College Composition ENG 100 ENG 100W

English Composition and Reading

3

ENGL 2 Composition and Critical Thinking

ENG 201 Critical Thinking, Reading, and

Writing Across the Curriculum

3

ENGL 30 B American Literature ENG 250 Contemporary Multicultural

Literature and Composition

3





Cabrillo Course



3

ETH 265 Minorities in the United States

3

HIST 17A United States History to 1865

HIS 100 U.S. History I 3

HIST 17B United States History since 1865

HIS 201 HIS 201W

U.S. History II 3

INF 100 Information Literacy 1

MUS 121 Music 1.5

PHILO 4 Introduction to Philosophy

PHL 100 PHL 100W

Introduction to Philosophy

3

PHL 150W Ethics 3

PHILO 12 Introduction to Logic PHL 200 PHL 200W

Introduction to Logic 3

PS 1 Introduction to Government

POL 101 POL 101W

American Government

3

PSYCH 001 General Psychology PSY 100 PSY 100W

Introduction to Psychology

3


SOC 1 Introduction to Scoiology

SOC 101 Introduction to Sociology

3

SOC 200 Introduction to Social Work

3





Cabrillo Course


SPAN 100 Elementary Spanish I

5

SPAN 101 Elementary Spanish II

5

SPAN 200 Intermediate Spanish I

5

SPAN 201 Intermediate Spanish II

5

SPAN 205 Spanish for Native Speakers

5

COMM 1 Public Speaking SPC 100 SPC 100W

Public Speaking 3

UNI 100 First-Year Seminar 3



Liberal Studies Electives

-End Liberal Studies-



MATHEMATICS/SCIENCES/COMPUTER SCIENCE B.S. COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS MAJOR REQUIREMENTS

61 units Computer Science (+)18 Units of Business Admininistration= 79 units RESIDENCY REQUIREMENT for the Bachelor’s Degree: Students must satisfactorily complete 30 units at NHU.


Cabrillo Course


BIO 1A Cell and Molecular Biology

BIO 100 General Biology (w/Lab)

4

BUS 20 Introduction to Business BIO 101 General Biology 3

BIO 101L General Biology Lab 1

BIO 102W General Biology 4

CHEM 10 Concepts of Chemistry CHE 130 Chemistry 3

Chem 1A General Chemistry I CHE 150A General Chemistry for Scientists and Engineers I w/Lab

5

CHEM 1B General Chemistry II CHE 150B General Chemistry for Scientists and

Engineers II w/Lab

4

CS 120 Integrated Computer

Applications

3

CS 124 Introduction to Information Systems

3

CS 128 Information Technology

Infrastructure

3

CS 132 Networking Fundamentals

3

CS 136 Learn Programming Using Games

3

CS 230 Intermediate Programming

3





Cabrillo Course


CS 234 Computing and Society

3

CS 238 Requirements Analysis

3

CS 242 Object-Oriented Design

3

CS 246W Computer Security Fundamentals

3

ENGR 5 Engineering as a Profession

EGR 100 Introduction to Engineering (w/Lab)

3

ENGR 35 Statics EGR 200 Engineering Mechanics-Statics

2

ENGR 45 Engineering Materials EGR 225 Introduction to Materials (w/Lab)

3

ENGR 15 Circuits EGR 250 Introduction to Circuit Analysis

4

GEO 100 Introduction to Earth Science

3

GEOG 1 Physical Geography GEO 200 Physical Geography 3

GSC 150 GSC 150W

Introductory Study of Planet Earth

3

GSC 150A Introductory Study of Planet Earth Lab

1

GSC 250 The Evolution of Earth and Life on

Earth Through Time

3

MAT 40 MAT 40W

Pre-Algebra Math Review

3

MAT 45 MAT 45W

Elementary Algebra and Geometry

3





Cabrillo Course


MAT 50 Geometry 3

MATH 4 Pre-Calculus Algebra and Trigonometry

MAT 100 College Algebra 3

MAT 101W College Mathematics for the

Liberal Arts

3

MATH 15 Number Systems MAT 108 Number Systems 3

MAT 115 Trigonometry 3

MATH 5A Analytic Geometry and Calculus I

MAT 120 Calculus and Analytic Geometry I

4

MATH 5B Analytic Geometry and Calculus II

MAT 121 Calculus and Analytic Geometry II

4

MATH 5C Analytic Geometry and Calculus III

MAT 122 Calculus and Analytic Geometry

III

4

MAT 200 Conceptual Geometry

3

MATH 7 Introduction to Differential Equations

MAT 220 Differential Equations

4

PHYS 11 Elementary Physics PHY 120 Physics 3

PSYS 4A Physics for Scientists and Engineers

PHY 150A General Physics I (Mechanics) (w/Lab)

4

PHYS 4B Physics for Scientists and Engineers

PHY 150B General Physics II (Electricity and

Magnetism)(w/Lab)

4





Cabrillo Course


PHYS 4C Physics for Scientists and Engineers

PHY 150C General Physics III (Heat and Light)

(w/Lab)

4

PHYS 4D Modern Physics PHY 150D General Physics IV (Atomic Physics)

(w/Lab)

4



Mathematics/Science

Computer Science Electives

-End Mathematics/Sciences/Computer Science-

Note: Courses transferred in to NHU are subject to credit transfer policies. Please refer to the NHU Student Handbook for information on course transferability and program

requirements. Effective date: 2010-2013 this chart will be updated this year!

Currently NHU accepts many more courses than are represented on this chart. Please contact an Enrollment Advisor for details.

1-877-584-6648 Chart Reviewed and Approved

Course to Course Articulation Updated: 2/10/10; Approved by: Michael Jordon, The National Hispanic University Course to Course Articulation Updated: 2/10/10; Approved by: Mary Ellen Sullivan, Cabrillo College


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