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Program Notes: |
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Courses in bold print have prerequisites which must also be met. |
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All courses must be completed with a grade of "C" or higher in order to transfer. |
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Transfer |
ASU Equivalency |
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Awareness |
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Awareness [H], [G], or [C]. See ATP Note #2 |
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Foreign Language 101, 102, 201, 202 |
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Foreign Languages 101, 102, 201, 202. See ATP note # 3. |
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CS |
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See ATP note # 4 |
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Humanities & Fine Arts courses that transfer to ASU as PHI, HPS, REL, ENG (literature only), languages and literature, HUM, DAH |
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Courses that transfer to ASU Main as PHI, REL HPS, ENG (literature only), languages and literature, HUM, DAH [HU]{l}. See ATP Note #5. |
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Social Behavioral Science electives (lower division) ASB, ECN, GCU, HIS, POS, PSY, SOC, WST (Note that PSY101 [SB] is listed above) |
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Courses that transfer to ASU Main as ASB, ECN, GCU, HIS, POS, PSY, SOC, WST and satisfy [SB]. See ATP Note # 6. |
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Major Related Courses |
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Major Related Courses from Current CEG. See ATP note # 7. |
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ATP NOTES: |
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BIO201, BIO202, and PHY111
have MCCD prerequisites which are not required for the ATP program. If the Prerequisites have not been taken,
students must obtain permission of the instructor to take these courses. |
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Courses that transfer E
(Elective) do not satisfy CLAS Distribution requirements at ASU. These should not be taken to complete an
ATP. Six credit hours taken in THREE
awareness areas are required. All
three awareness requirements must be met, and one course may satisfy two
requirements simultaneously. See ATP
note #6 for recommended coursework to meet these requirements |
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Foreign language
proficiency requires knowledge of one foreign language equivalent to the
completion of a foreign language course at the intermediate level (course
must transfer to ASU-Main at 202 level or above). Eight credits of a foreign language are to be taken at MCCD as
part of the required 60-64 credit hours.
These eight credits may be at the beginning (100) or intermediate
(200) level. If they are taken at the
100 level, it is strongly recommended that the other eight 200 level foreign
language credits needed are taken at ASU to meet the foreign language
proficiency requirement. Foreign
language courses taken at the intermediate or 200 level also meet the global
awareness [G] requirement. |
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A recommended course which meets the [CS] requirement is: |
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BPC110 |
Computer Usage Applications |
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CSE180 [CS] |
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CIS105 |
Survey Computer Information Systems |
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CIS200[CS]/CSE180[CS] |
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PSY230 |
Intro to Statistics |
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PSY230 |
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Courses
must be taken in ENG, language and literature, PHI, HPS, REL, or HUM. It is strongly recommended that a Humanities
and Fine Arts course which meets the [L] requirement is taken at MCCD. It is also recommended that students take
a course that meets at least one of the three awareness requirements. Recommended courses to meet these
requirements include: |
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DAH100 |
Introduction
to Dance |
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DAH100
[HU] |
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PHI103 |
Introduction
to Logic |
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PHI103
[L, HU] |
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HUM250 |
Ideas
and Values in the Humanities |
4 |
DEC
(HUM) [L, HU] |
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Ideas
and Values in the Humanities |
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DEC
(HUM) [L, HU] |
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HIS243 |
World
Religions |
3 |
REL100
[HU, G] |
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PHI243 |
World
Religions |
3 |
REL100
[HU, G] |
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REL243 |
World
Religions |
3 |
REL100
[HU, G] |
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REL201 |
Classics
Western Religions |
3 |
REL310
[HU, H] |
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REL202 |
Classics
Asian Religions |
3 |
REL345
[HU, G] |
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PHI225 |
African
American Religion |
3 |
REL225
[L, HU, C] |
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REL225 |
African
American Religion |
3 |
REL225
[L, HU, C] |
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PHI213 |
Medical
and Bio-ethics |
3 |
REL381
[HU] |
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REL213 |
Medical
and Bio-Ethics |
3 |
REL381
[HU] |
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ATP
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6. |
CLAS will accept one REC or one
COM course that is designated as [SB] fro catalogs prior to 2000-2001. |
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Recommended
Social Behavioral Science electives include PSY218, PSY215, and those accepted
by ASU’s CLAS that meet one or more of the awareness requirements. An example would be: |
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HIS201 |
History
of Women in America |
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DEC
(HIS) [H], [C] |
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Major related
coursework must meet ASU’s EPE departmental electives within an area of
concentration. Recommended
courses within each concentration include: |
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For
Exercise & Wellness Concentration (must select from one of the following) |
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FON100 |
Introductory
Nutrition |
3 |
FON100 |
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FON241 |
Principles
of Human Nutrition |
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FON241 |
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PED215 |
Fitness
for Life |
3 |
EPE325 |
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HES100 |
Healthful
Living OR |
3 |
EPE100 |
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WED100
(2) |
Personal
Wellness OR |
3 |
EPE100 |
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WED110 |
Prin.
Physical Fitness & Wellness |
3 |
EPE100 |
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For
Exercise Science Concentration: |
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HES271 |
Prevention
& Treatment of Athletic Injuries |
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EPE283 |
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For
Physical Education Concentration: |
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HES271 |
Prevention
& Treatment of Athletic Injuries |
3 |
EPE283 |
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PED215 |
Fitness
For Life |
3 |
EPE325 |
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HES100 |
Healthful
Living OR |
3 |
EPE100 |
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WED100
(2) |
Personal
Wellness OR |
3 |
EPE100 |
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WED110 |
Prin.
Physical Fitness & Wellness |
3 |
EPE100 |
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