MCCCD/ASU WEST ASSOCIATE IN TRANSFER PARTNERSHIP DEGREE ELEMENTARY EDUCATION MAJOR	1999-2000 Catalog Year MCCCD Major Code: 9201

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Program Notes:
1.	Courses in bold print have prerequisites which must also be met. Course prerequisites may be transferable and could count as elective credit.
2.	All courses must be completed with a grade of "C" or higher in order to transfer.

Prefix/No	Title	Transfer  Credits	ASU Equivalency
The following courses, or courses in the area listed must be taken:   BIO100 Biology Concepts (4) OR BIO100 [S1/S2] BIO101 General Bio (Non-Majors) Selected Topics (4) OR BIO102 General Bio (Non-Majors) Additional Topics (4) OR BIO105 Environmental Biology (4) OR Elective [S1/S2] BIO108 Plants & Society (4) OR PLB108 [S1/S2] BIO181 General Biology (Majors) I (4) 4     BIO181 [S1/S2]   CHM107 Chemistry & Society (3) AND CHM107 [S1/S2] CHM107LL  Chemistry & Society Lab (1) OR CHM130 Fundamental Chemistry (3) AND CHM101 [S1/S2] CHM130LL  Fundamental Chemistry Lab (1) OR GLG101 Intro Geology I-Physical Lec (3) AND GLG101 [S1/S2] GLG103 Intro Geology I-Physical Lab (1) OR GLG103 [S1/S2] GLG110 Environmental Geology I Lec (3) AND GLG110 [S2] GLG111 Environmental Geology I Lab (1) OR GLG111 [S2] GPH111 Intro to Physical Geography (4) OR GPH111 [S1/S2] PHS110 Fundamentals of Physical Science (4) OR PHS110 [S1/S2] PHS120 Intro to Physical Science (4) OR Elective [S1/S2] PHY101 Intro to Physics (4) 4   PHY101 [S1/S2]   EDU230 Cultural Diversity in Education (3) 3 MCE446 [C]   ENG101 First-Year Composition (3) AND ENG101 ENG102 First-Year Composition (3) OR ENG102 ENG107 First-Year Composition for ESL (3) AND ENG107 ENG108 First-Year Composition for ESL (3) 6 ENG108   ENG213 Intro to Study of Language (3) 3 ENG213 [L1]

MCCCD/ASU WEST ASSOCIATE IN TRANSFER PARTNERSHIP DEGREE ELEMENTARY EDUCATION MAJOR	1999-2000 Catalog Year MCCCD Major Code: 9201

Student Name

Student ID Number

MCCCD ATP Advisor/Phone No./College

 

Prefix/No	Title	Transfer  Credits	ASU Equivalency
MAT150 College Algebra Concepts (5) OR MAT151 College Algebra / Functions (4) OR MAT152 College Algrebra (3) OR 3 MAT117 Higher Level Math Course or higher [N1] MAT156   Theory of Elementary Math (3) 3 MTE180   Computer Applications (CIS105 recommended) 3 Computer Applications [N3] Social & Behavioral Sciences (EDU222 recommended) 3 Soc. & Behv Sc. [SB] Humanities & Fine Arts 3 Hum & Fine Arts [HU] Humanities & Fine Arts 3 Hum & Fine Arts [HU] Awareness 3 Awareness [H] (May be shared) Awareness 3 Awareness [G] (May be shared) Academic Specialization 9 Academic Specialization See ATP Notes #1, 3   Language Proficiency 0-9 See ATP Notes #3   POS220 U.S. & Arizona Constitution (3) OR POS221 Arizona Constitution (1) AND POS222 U.S. Constitution (2) OR POS110 American National Government (3) 0-4   See ATP Notes #2   Consult with an ASU West and MCCCD ATP certified advisor to select courses to complete the minimum 60 credits. Select courses from the CEG in force at the time the course is completed that transfer as electives and fulfill suggested area requirements. Upon completion of 36 credit hours, including the 19 credit hour general education core, students are strongly encouraged to meet with an ASU West College of Education advisor.

MCCCD/ASU WEST ASSOCIATE IN TRANSFER PARTNERSHIP DEGREE ELEMENTARY EDUCATION MAJOR	1999-2000 Catalog Year MCCCD Major Code: 9201

ATP NOTES:
1.	Elementary Education majors are required to have an 18 hour academic specialization in a subject taught in elementary classrooms. Elementary Education / Bilingual Education majors must complete the academic specialization in Spanish. Language proficiency hours will count toward the academic specialization requirement. For assistance in selecting course work, contact an ASU West College of Education advisor.
2.	Constitution Requirements - The U.S. and Arizona constitution requirements must be satisfied for teacher certification in Arizona, but are not required for graduation from ASU West. These requirements may be met by coursework or passing scores on appropriate constitution tests.
3.	Language Proficiency - Bilingual Education applicants must show proficiency in Spanish either by a grade of "C" or better in SPA201 and SPA202 Intermediate Spanish or CLEP equivalency. English as a Second Language applicants must have completed six semester hours in a single foreign language or its equivalent.
	PTPP Admission
	Students will be considered for admission to the PTPP if they meet the following criteria: Admission to ASU West as a degree seeking student with 56 credit hours completed (includes all work in progress) and a 2.5 cumulative grade point average; successful completion of ENG101 + 102, MAT150/151/152, MAT156, BIO100/101/102/105/108/181, CHM107 + 107LL/CHM130 + 130LL/GLG101 + 103/GLG110 + 111 / GPH111 / PHS110 / PHS120 / PHY101, and CIS105/BPC110, or any equivalent courses; and completion of the formal application to the PTPP by February 15 for fall admission and September 15 for spring admission.

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