List of Colleges that SJVC has Agreements with SJVC ...

For those students who wish to continue their education beyond SJVC, this information is for you.

This is also a great resource for registrars, faculty, and campus staff who wish to become better

informed when advising a student about transferring to a college after graduating from SJVC.

Please refer to the Frequently Asked Questions below to answer most if not all of your questions

regarding articulation.

What is articulation?

What are “receiving” and “sending” institutions?

Is there a difference between transferring and articulating?

What is a block transfer?

What is an articulation agreement?

Does SJVC have articulation agreements? And if so, with what colleges?

Will other colleges accept my credits from SJVC that aren’t on this list?

Can I request that SJVC pursue an articulation agreement with a college not on this list?

Why should I transfer to a regionally accredited college?

How do I know if a college is accredited?

List of Colleges that SJVC has Agreements with

SJVC Articulation Agreements with Other Colleges

1. What is articulation?

Articulation is the process of developing a formal agreement that identifies courses at a "sending"

campus that are comparable to, or acceptable in lieu of, a specific course requirement at a

"receiving" institution. Successful completion of an articulated course assures the student and the

faculty that the student has taken the appropriate course, received the necessary instruction and

preparation, and is ready to progress to the next level.

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2. What are “receiving” and “sending” institutions?

Course articulation is established between sending and receiving institutions. This process occurs

mainly between community or junior colleges (sending) and the college or university that grants

the bachelor degree and higher (receiving). In addition, a significant number of intrasegmental

transfers occur which means that articulation may be established between two-year institutions as

well as between four-year institutions.

3. Is there a difference between transferring and articulating?

Articulating and transferring are often used interchangeably, although there are some differences.

For information on how articulated courses compare to transferable courses, please click this link:

http://info.assist.org/newsletter/3rd_edition/pdf/artic_vs_trans.pdf

4. What is a block transfer?

A “block transfer” of credit is an agreement that a group of courses from a student’s program will be

accepted to a related program and assigned a specific number of transfer credits. For example, a

student with a Business Administration Associate of Science degree at SJVC is able to block transfer

his/her entire degree into a Business Administration Bachelor of Science degree or equivalent. This

is the simplest method of credit transfer and one that SJVC typically seeks from a 4-year college

when developing an articulation agreement with that college.

5. What is an articulation agreement?

An articulation agreement is simply a formal, written agreement between two institutions that

allows specific programs or courses at one institution to be credited towards a program at the other

institution.

6. Does SJVC have articulation agreements? And if so, with what colleges?

SJVC does have articulation agreements with other colleges and universities. To review this list,

please click the following link:

LIST OF COLLEGES THAT SJVC IS ARTICULATED WITH


http://info.assist.org/newsletter/3rd_edition/pdf/artic_vs_trans.pdf

7. Will other colleges accept my credits from SJVC that aren’t on this list?

This list is not inclusive, as many colleges and universities not on this list readily accept SJVC units.

Without a formal articulation agreement, registrars and/or faculty will typically complete a

course-by-course comparison instead. This takes time and some of your units may not transfer, or

may transfer as an elective course(s) but will not count toward your advanced degree.

8. Can I request that SJVC pursue an articulation agreement with a college not on this

list?

Certainly! We welcome campus community feedback on which colleges SJVC should articulate

with. Just be sure it is regionally accredited. SJVC’s Articulation Policy states that, “To ensure SJVC

graduates continue in their educational path with the quality and high standard instruction to

which they are accustomed, SJVC will only articulate with regionally accredited institutions.”

If you have a college in mind that you would like SJVC to pursue an articulation agreement with,

please email request to: SJVC Articulation Contact. Be sure to include the following information, if

available:

Name of Institution

City and state

Phone Number

Contact person

Web-site address

Please keep in mind that establishing an articulation agreement does not happen instantly.

Articulation agreements take time, usually several months, to complete. This is because the

receiving institution’s faculty must first review and then approve of the sending institution’s

courses and/or programs.


mailto:[email protected]?subject=Articulation%20Request

9. Why should I transfer to a regionally accredited college?

Which college you decide upon for an advanced degree is up to you. A non-accredited college or

university may offer sound education or training, but realistically it may not be the best route to

take. Here are two important reasons why:

Transferability. Accreditation can affect the transferability or articulation of courses, along

with validity of certificates and degrees. Many institutions rely in part on regional

accreditation in their decisions to recognize and accept transfer credit. If SJVC will be your

sending institution should you transfer to a four- year college, this will not be an issue since

SJVC has been fully accredited since 1995. The issue would lie in the fact that if you choose

to attend a non-accredited college, then decided later to transfer your units earned to an

accredited college, your non-accredited courses and or degree most likely will not transfer.

Financial. Non-accredited colleges are not eligible for Department of Education’s Title IV

student financial aid. If you transfer to a non-accredited college, you will no longer be

eligible to receive financial aid grants and loans to pay for your education. For more

information on accreditation and Department of Education, please click Answers.ed.gov.

10. How do I know if a college is accredited?

It is a requirement by the accrediting commission for a college to publicize its accreditation status.

But more importantly, colleges are proud of their accredited status and eagerly publicize this fact

via their web-sites, college catalogs, etc. Also, you may search the Department of Education’s

website which will tell you what accrediting agencies (if any) accredit an institution within the U.S.

by clicking Institution Accreditation.

Closer to home, regionally-accredited California colleges are accredited by WASC (Western

Association of School and Colleges). SJVC is accredited by a branch of WASC called ACCJC

(Accrediting Commission of Community and Junior Colleges) which accredits two-year colleges.

Four-year colleges and beyond in California are accredited by a second branch of WASC called the

ACSCU (Accrediting Commission for Senior Colleges and Universities.) For more information on

these accrediting bodies, please refer to their website @ www.wascweb.org.


http://answers.ed.gov/cgi-bin/education.cfg/php/enduser/std_adp.php?p_faqid=15&p_created=1095341688&p_sid=MojwlFli&p_lva=&p_sp=cF9zcmNoPSZwX3NvcnRfYnk9JnBfZ3JpZHNvcnQ9JnBfcm93X2NudD0xMTUmcF9wcm9kcz0mcF9jYXRzPSZwX3B2PSZwX2N2PSZwX3BhZ2U9MQ**&p_li=&p_topview=1

http://www.ope.ed.gov/accreditation/

http://www.wascweb.org/

For more information on articulation, please click on one or more of the following links:

ASSIST

CIAC

IGETC

The above information was adapted by the following websites:

http://ciac.csusb.edu/ciac/handbook.html

http://www.accjc.org/index.htm

http://www.ed.gov/


http://www.assist.org/web-assist/welcome.html

http://ciac.csusb.edu/ciac/

http://www.igetc.org/

http://ciac.csusb.edu/ciac/handbook.html

http://www.accjc.org/index.htm

http://www.ed.gov/

LIST OF COLLEGES THAT SJVC HAS AGREEMENTS WITH 2010.xls

Institution WebsiteAccepted

Courses/DegreesAllowable Transfers into Type of Agreement

Effective

DateRenewal Date

Renewal

TimeframeAdditional Comments

Brandman University

(formerly Chapman

University)

www.brandman.eduAll A.S. Degrees; General

Education Courses

Minimum of 60 Units

including 12-21

General Education

Units depending on

discipline

Applicable

Baccalaureate Degree

Programs

Transfer Agreement Sep-08 Jan-10 3 Years

California State University

Systemwww.calstate.edu General Education Courses

13 General Education

CoursesSee Note (1) Below Certification May-08 Automatic Automatic

Cambridge Collegewww.cambridgecollege.edu/ontari

o

Business Administration

A.S. Degree

Minimum: 60 Units

Maximum: 90 Units

Business Management


Program

Articulation

AgreementAug-10 Jan-10 3 Years

Chadron State College -

Online

http://www.csc.edu/extended/onli

ne/All A.S. Degrees

45 Units from

Discipline

18 General Education

Units

Bachelor of Applied

Science (BAS) with an

option in Management

or Management and

Communications

Memorandum of

Understanding and

Articulation

Agreement

Mar-08 Feb-11 4 Years

DeVry University http://www.devry.edu/ Appropriate A.S. Degrees51-68 applicable

Units

Bachelor of Science in

Business Administration

(BSBA) and Bachelor of

Science in Technical

Management (BSTM)

Memorandum of

AgreementSep-08 Sep-10 2 Years

Fresno Pacific University http://www.fresno.edu/Registered Nursing A.S.

Degree

23 Units from

Discipline and 23

General Education

Units


NursingTransfer Agreement Mar-10 Automatic Automatic

Fresno Pacific University http://www.fresno.edu/ General Education Courses

Up to 46 Units of

General Education

Courses

Degree Completion


Programs

Transfer Agreement Dec-09 Automatic Automatic

Fresno State University -

Nursing ProgramCSU Fresno Nursing Program

Registered Nursing A.S.

Degree

See CSUF Nursing

Admission

Coordinator


NursingVerbal Agreement Sep-08 N/A N/A

Dr. Janine Spencer,

Program Director for

SJVC's Nursing Program,

will work with RN SJVC

students.


http://www1.chapman.edu/univcoll/

http://www.calstate.edu/

http://www.calstate.edu/app/documents/GeneralEducation/San_Joaquin_Valley.pdf

http://www.cambridgecollege.edu/ontario

http://www.csc.edu/distancelearning

http://www.devry.edu/programs

http://www.csufresno.edu/chhs/depts_programs/nursing/index.shtml

LIST OF COLLEGES THAT SJVC HAS AGREEMENTS WITH 2010.xls

Institution WebsiteAccepted

Courses/DegreesAllowable Transfers into Type of Agreement

Effective

DateRenewal Date

Renewal

TimeframeAdditional Comments

Kaplan University www.cc.kaplan.edu Appropriate A.S. Degrees Up to 60 Units

Baccalaureate in

Business

Administration; Criminal

Justice; Health Care

Management; Human

Resources; and Nursing

Transfer Agreement Sep-08 Automatic Automatic 10% tuition discounts

National American

University - Onlinewww.nauonline.edu All A.S. Degrees

60 Units or More

(block transfer)

Applicable


Programs

Articulation

AgreementDec-07 In process 2 years

National University www.nu.edu General Education CoursesSee NU SJVC

Agreement GE

Applicable


Programs

Articulation

AgreementMar-06 As Needed As Needed

Northern Arizona University http://extended.nau.eduDental Hygiene A.S.

DegreeUp to 90 Units

Online Bachelor of

Science in Dental

Hygiene Degree

Completion Program

Verbal Agreement Jan-10 N/A N/A

NAU’s will accept

applicants that have

graduated from an

accredited college and are

licensed DHs. See NAU

Admissions for additional

details.

Saint Francis University www.francis.edu/MPAShome.htmSpecific Physician Assistant

CoursesUp to 29 Units

Master of Medical

Science

Memorandum of

UnderstandingApr-05 Automatic Automatic

See Les Howard, PA

Program Director, for

more information

Saint Joseph of Maine -

Online Divisionwww.sjcme.edu

Business Administration,

Criminal Justice

Corrections, and Health

Care Administration A.S.

Degrees

Up to 60 Units (block

transfer)

Baccalaureate Programs

for BA, CJC, and Health

Administration

Articulation

AgreementJun-07 Automatic Automatic

Grade of "C" or better

required for all

transferrable courses

Touro University www.tu.edu All A.S. DegreesUp to 60 Units (block

transfer)

Applicable


Programs

Articulation

AgreementFeb-06 In process 3 years

Grade of "C" or better

required for all

transferrable courses

University of Phoenix www.phoenix.edu All A.S. DegreesUp to 60 Units (block

transfer)

Applicable


Programs

Articulation

AgreementAug-06 In process 3 years

(1) Definition of CSU Certification =A group, or "pattern," of courses that community college students may complete to fulfill lower-division general education requirements toward the bachelor's degree at any California State University

campus. Although most SJVC GE courses have been approved for CSU certification, it is up to the discretion of each individual college to accept or reject SJVC’s courses for transfer.


http://www.cc.kaplan.edu/

http://www.nauonline.edu/

http://www.nu.edu/

http://www.francis.edu/MPAShome.htm

http://www.sjcme.edu/

http://www.tu.edu/

http://www.phoenix.edu/

SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY COLLEGE

2010

SJVC Agreements With Other Colleges and Universities

A C A D E M I C A F F A I R S C O R P O R A T E O F F I C E


mailto:[email protected]

Revised: 01/29/10

Transfer Agreement

San Joaquin Valley College

This agreement contains transfer related information for Brandman University, formerly Chapman

University College and applies to any of the locations throughout California and Washington and

includes online programs. Information in this agreement does not apply towards Chapman University

(Orange, CA).

Associate Degree Block Transfer

Brandman University awards a minimum of 60 semester credits for successful completion of an Associate

degree from regionally accredited colleges and universities. The coursework toward completion of the

Associate degree will be evaluated for general education and major requirements. The remaining credit

needed to reach 60 credits will be added to the record as general elective credit. Additional coursework

from regionally accredited colleges and universities beyond the Associate degree will be individually

evaluated for credit. Degree must be completed prior to the completion of the student’s first term as an

admitted BU student.

Transfer Guides

In addition to the policies outlined above, Transfer Guides detailing GE course approval and major prep

courses will be updated every one to two years or as needed and are available online at

http://www.brandman.edu/transfers/

Course by Course Transferability

Brandman’s transfer course database lists courses reviewed for transferability and is available for search

through WebAdvisor. Two search options allow you to review transferability for current courses from

San Joaquin Valley College or view a list of all the approved equivalent courses for a specific Brandman

course.

WebAdvisor: Log on as a guest and select one of the two search options for Brandman University

Transfer Courses

Direct equivalencies are used for transfer courses that are equivalent to Brandman courses and carry all of

the same approvals for GE and major as the Brandman course. Professional and vocational courses do not

transfer on course by course basis. Students are encouraged to complete the Associate degree at SJVC to

guarantee 60 credits in transfer per the Associate Degree Block Credit transfer policy outlined above.

Other transfer equivalency codes are assigned to courses that do not equate to any Brandman course but

may still be eligible for transfer and application towards degree requirements. You may check the

Transfer Course Codes for an explanation of the equivalency codes assigned.

Please note that courses listed on the Transfer Guides as satisfying a course requirement may not be

directly equivalent to the BU course and may not appear on WebAdvisor as a direct equivalency. All

approvals are one-way transfer to Brandman and do not guarantee transfer of Brandman courses to San

Joaquin Valley College.


http://www.brandman.edu/theStory/

http://www.brandman.edu/theStory/

http://www.brandman.edu/transfers/

http://www.chapman.edu/RegOffice/OC/webAdvisor.asp

http://www.chapman.edu/RegOffice/OC/webAdvisor.asp

http://www.chapman.edu/RegOffice/CUC/PDF/TransferCourseCoding_CUC.pdf

Revised: 01/29/10

Transfer Agreement

Degree Programs

The following list includes current programs offered at Brandman University. Programs may not be

offered at all locations. See Brandman website for a current listing of programs by location.

Applied Studies - BA

Bachelor of Business Administration - BBA

Computing Technology - BS

Criminal Justice - BA

Early Childhood Development - BA

Legal Studies - BA

Liberal Studies, Culture and Media Studies - BA

Liberal Studies, Multiple Subjects Teaching - BA

Organizational Leadership - BA

Organizational Leadership, Organization Administration - BA

Organizational Leadership, Organization Communication - BA

Psychology - BA

Social Science - BA

Sociology - BA

Sociology, Social Work Emphasis - BA

New degree program scheduled for Fall 2010

Bachelor of Science Nursing - RN to BSN


http://www.brandman.edu/

http://www.brandman.edu/academics/programDetails.asp?code=UC%2EBA%2EAPST

http://www.brandman.edu/academics/programDetails.asp?code=UC%2EBBA%2EBUAD

http://www.brandman.edu/academics/programDetails.asp?code=UC%2EBS%2ECT%2EINFT

http://www.brandman.edu/academics/programDetails.asp?code=UC%2EBA%2ECJ

http://www.brandman.edu/academics/programDetails.asp?code=UC%2EBA%2EECHD

http://www.brandman.edu/academics/programDetails.asp?code=UC%2EBA%2ELEST

http://www.brandman.edu/academics/programDetails.asp?code=UC%2EBA%2ELIBS%2ECMS

http://www.brandman.edu/academics/programDetails.asp?code=UC%2EBA%2ELIBS%2EMST

http://www.brandman.edu/academics/programDetails.asp?code=UC%2EBA%2EOL

http://www.brandman.edu/academics/programDetails.asp?code=UC%2EBA%2EOL%2EOA

http://www.brandman.edu/academics/programDetails.asp?code=UC%2EBA%2EOL%2EOC

http://www.brandman.edu/academics/programDetails.asp?code=UC%2EBA%2EPSY

http://www.brandman.edu/academics/programDetails.asp?code=UC%2EBA%2ESOSC

http://www.brandman.edu/academics/programDetails.asp?code=UC%2EBA%2ESOC

http://www.brandman.edu/academics/programDetails.asp?code=UC%2EBA%2ESOC%2ESW

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CSU General Education-Breadth Certification List for San Joaquin Valley College

Last updated May, 2008

Course

Title

Semester Units

Area(s)

Date Approved

Date Removed

BIO 1 General Anatomy and Physiology 3 B2 F97 F04 BIO 3 Introduction to Biology 3 B2 F07 BIO 10 Human Anatomy 4 B2

B3 F06 F06

BIO 14 Microbiology 4 B2 B3

F06 F06

BIO 24 Human Anatomy and Physiology 4 B2 B3

F04 F04

BIO 31 Microbiology 4 B2 B3

F04 F04

BIO 45 Human Physiology 5 B2 B3

F06 F06

CHE 1 Introduction to Chemistry 3 B1 F97 F04 CHE 3 General Chemistry 4 B1

B3 F07 F07

CHE 3A Introduction to General Chemistry 4 B1 B3

F04 F04

ECON 1 Introduction to Economics 3 D2 F04 ENG 1 Writing and Composition 3 A2 F97 F08 MCR 1 Introduction to Microbiology 3 B2 F97 F04 NSC 1 Introduction to the Natural Sciences 3 B1

B2 F97 F97

PHIL 1C Ethics 3 C2 F04 PHY 1 Introduction to Physics 3 B1 F97 F00 PSY 1 General Psychology 3 D9 F97 SOC 1 Introduction to Sociology 3 D0 F97 SPC 1 Oral Communication 3 A1 F97 F05 SPC 1A Introduction to Public Speaking 3 A1 F04


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Articulation Agreement

Sending Institution Receiving Institution San Joaquin Valley College 801 S. Akers, Suite 150 Visalia, CA 93277 Contact: Tracy Ekizian, Articulation Officer Telephone: 559-734-9000 ext. 21119 Email: [email protected]

Cambridge College (Inland Empire Regional Center) 337 Vineyard Avenue, Suite 100 Ontario CA 91764 Contact: Ellie Kaucher Telephone: (909) 635-0250 ext. 1562 Email: [email protected]

Original Effective Date of Agreement 8/10/2008 New Effective Date: 1/14/2010

Renewal Date: 1/14/2013

This articulation agreement provides transfer options for qualified graduates of San Joaquin Valley

College (SJVC) interested in continuing their education by obtaining their bachelor degrees with

Cambridge College/Inland Empire Regional Center (Cambridge).

Cambridge will accept from SJVC graduates:

Maximum Transferable Credit is 90

Minimum Required Units to be admitted to Cambridge College is 60 Units

Semester units can be from:

General Education max units: N/A

Core Courses max units: N/A

Other – Please specify (i.e. block transfers, etc)

Receiving Institution will accept earned Business Administration A.S. degree block transfer

(SJVC) into Management Studies B.S. degree (Cambridge).


SJVC/rev. 1.10 Articulation Agreement Page | 2

Terms of Agreement

Duties and Responsibilities of SJVC:

I. Review/Renewal: SJVC agrees to review agreement periodically and revise as necessary

and by mutual consent. Renewal will take place every three (3) years or as mutually agreed

upon by both parties.

II. Notice of Curriculum Changes: SJVC will notify Cambridge in writing and in a timely

manner of program changes that might affect the transfer of graduates under this

agreement.

III. Articulation College Promotion: SJVC agrees to work collaboratively with Cambridge on

mutually approved efforts to provide SJVC graduates and prospective graduates with

information about Cambridge bachelor degree program opportunities. These efforts

include passive marketing approaches only, such as posting Cambridge website on the SJVC

portal and placing Cambridge brochures in designated student activity areas.

Duties and Responsibilities of Cambridge:

Cambridge will honor this agreement for applicable SJVC graduates upon the completion of

Cambridge’s admissions process. There are no entrance exams required. There are applications

and references to be completed by the enrolling students.


Bachelor of Science in nurSing for regiStered nurSeSDegree Completion Program

Highlights:Experienced and highly rated university faculty Stimulating academic environment Cohort groups of 15-24 students to provide maximum interaction and support Cohorts meet one night per week in an efficient accelerated program Students from a variety of workplaces and cultural backgrounds

Description:The bachelor of science in nursing would prepare those who hold an associate degree in nursing to become leaders in their profession. Classes strengthen clinical decision making based on critical thinking skills and broaden students’ academic foundation. Participants also learn about community and public health nursing and nursing research processes. Leadership instruction includes conflict management.

Career Opportunities:Nurses with a BSN have the credentials to become administrators in hospitals, clinics, doctor’s offices, retirement centers, anywhere nurses can be found. They are also qualified for nursing positions in industry and K-12 schools as well as for study in master’s degree programs.

Length of Program: 18 months

Units in Program: 45

Admission Requirements: Application form completed along with $40 application fee (fee waived if you attend an information meeting) All application pieces, official transcripts, recommendation form and admissions essay Minimum 60 transferable baccalaureate–level units Minimum 2.4 GPA Active nursing license or proof of application for California registered nursing license Four years post-secondary experience

Contact locations for program availability.fresno.edu/degree_completion

Fresno Main Campus 1717 S. chestnut ave.

fresno, ca 93702 559-453-2016

Bakersfield Center 11000 river run Blvd., Suite 200

Bakersfield, ca 93311 661-617-3217

North Fresno Center 5 river Park Place West, Suite 201

fresno, ca 93720 559-453-3440

Visalia Center 245 n. Plaza dr.

Visalia, ca 93291 559-622-9958sjvc/ARTFAQS/corp.te of 72

Bachelor of Science in nurSing for regiStered nurSeSDegree Completion Program

*Course ListCourse Course Name Units

Semester 1 NURS 310 Professional Role Development and Nursing Theory 2 NURS 320 Principles of Patho-physiology (prerequisite: chemistry) 3 NURS 330 Health Assessment 2 NURS 410 Intermediate Pharmacology 2 PACS 440 Conflict Transformation in Ministry 4 BIB 300A Jesus’ Life and World (one weekend within the semester) 2

Semester 2BIB 446 Biblical Perspectives for Nurses 4 NURS 340 Globalization, Cultural Diversity and Health Care Environment 2 NURS 420 Nursing Research (prerequisite: Statistics and Academic Writing, upper division) 3 NURS 430 Teaching for Disease Prevention and Health Promotion 2 NURS 440 Community Health Nursing 2 NURS 442 Community Health Nursing Practicum 2

Semester 3NURS 450 Information Technology and Health Care Economics 3 BUS 440 Leadership in Organizations 4 NURS 460 Leadership and Clinical Management 2 NURS 462 Leadership and Clinical Management Practicum 2 BIB 300B Jesus, Church and Society (one weekend within the semester) 2 NURS 480 Senior Project 2

**Total Units Required for Major 45

* Course list subject to change. **All units in the major must be earned at Fresno Pacific University.

Breakdown of UnitsThe breakdown of units for RN to BSN program: Upper division units 9 units General Education and Electives 70 units + RN to BSN program (18 months) 45 units

Bachelor’s Degree in RN to BSN 124 units

Tuition and Fees for the Program:Tuition $19,755.00 Books/materials/research fee $2,112.50 Fees $75.00

Total cost $21,942.50* *2009-2010 prices subject to changeFinancial AidApply online at fafsa.ed.gov Include Fresno Pacific University’s school code: 001253


San Joaquin Valley College/FPU Degree Completion General Education Transfer Agreement Revised 12/2009

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2009‐2010 SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY COLLEGE IGETC COURSES transferrable to

FRESNO PACIFIC UNIVERSITY DEGREE COMPLETION GENERAL EDUCATION (Information on courses obtained from most recent report on www.assist.org.)

AREA 1 ‐ ENGLISH COMMUNICATION3 courses required, one each from Group A, B and C.

1A ‐ English CompositionENG 1 Reading and Composition

1B ‐ Critical Thinking ‐ English Composition

No Course Meets this Requirement

1C ‐ Oral Communication

SPC 1A Introduction to Public Speaking

AREA 2 ‐ MATHEMATICAL CONCEPTS and QUANTITATIVE REASONING One course required

2A ‐Math No Course Meets this Requirement

AREA 3 ‐ ARTS and HUMANITIESAt least 3 courses, with at least one course from the Arts and one course from the Humanities. 9 semester, 12‐15 quarter units.

3A – Arts No Course Meets this Requirement

3B – HumanitiesPHIL 1C Ethics

AREA 4 ‐ SOCIAL and BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES At least 3 courses from at least 2 disciplines.

4A ‐ Anthropology and Archaeology No Course Meets this Requirement

4B – EconomicsECON 1 Introduction Economics

4C – Ethnic Studies No Course Meets this Requirement

4D ‐ Gender Studies No Course Meets this Requirement

4E – Geography No Course Meets this Requirement

4F – History No Course Meets this Requirement

4G ‐ Interdisciplinary, Social & Behavioral Sciences No Course Meets this Requirement

4H ‐ Political Science, Government & Legal Institutions No Course Meets this Requirement

4I – PsychologyPSY 1 General Psychology

4J ‐ Sociology & CriminologySOC 1 General Sociology


San Joaquin Valley College/FPU Degree Completion General Education Transfer Agreement Revised 12/2009

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AREA 5 ‐ PHYSICAL and BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES At least 2 courses, one Physical Science course and one Biological Science course.

5A ‐ Physical ScienceCHE 3 General Chemistry CHE 3A Introduction to General ChemistryNSC 1 Introduction to Natural Sciences

5B ‐ Biological ScienceBIO 10 Human Anatomy BIO 14 Microbiology BIO 24 Human Anatomy and PhysiologyBIO 31 Microbiology BIO 45 Human Physiology


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