TRANSFER GUIDE SPRINGFIELD COLLEGE and BENEDICTINE UNIVERSITY 2009-2010 Catalog 2009-2010 Catalog Core Requirements** for Transfer students with 20+ transferable hours: Core Categories Hours Suggestions Communications 9 Take ENG 111, 112 and SPH 110 (or SPH 111) Common Core/Cultural Heritage 6 Must be completed at Series Mathematics 3 It is strongly suggested that students going into majors requiring more than core math complete at least one transferable math course prior to transfer. Humanities* 12 A total of 4 courses is required with at least 1 but no more than 2 courses in Art/Music, and one in Philosophy/Religion/Literature. The remaining two courses are to be chosen from Communications, Art, Music, Foreign Language, History, Literature, Philosophy, Religion, and Humanities. Science* 9 Courses need to be taken from both Life and Physical Science disciplines Social Science* 9 Take Psychology or Sociology, Anthropology or Political Science, and Economics or Business * It is suggested that IAI General Education courses be selected to fulfill these areas. in Illinois IAI General Education courses are listed in bold. If you are following the IAI complete program for your AA/AS, you need to see your SCI advisor. ** The general education core requirements may vary depending on the major selected. A core category cannot be fulfilled by more than 6 semester hours of the same subject. At least 9 semester hours must be completed outside the student's major program area for each divisional core requirement. Additional Resources: Illinois Articulation Initiative website: www.itransfer.org website: www.ben.edu online catalog: http://www.ben.edu/catalogs/catalogs/undergraduate/ New Student advising Center: http://www.ben.edu/admissions/nsac/ Admissions/New Student Advising Center: (630) 829-6300 (Transfer counselors are available for unofficial evaluations of credit) Notes: 120 semester hours are required for graduation. At least 55 of the 120 semester hours required for graduation must be completed at a four-year regionally accredited college/university. This rule applies to all students without exception. A total of 45 semester hours must be completed at to meet the Academic Residency Requirement unless you are accepted into the Degree Completion Program. See the online catalog for rules for the Degree Completion Program and the Accelerated Adult Evening and Weekend Programs. Thirty of the final 45 hours must be completed at including at least 12 credit hours at the 200-level or above in their major. A major field of study requires at least 36 semester hours, of which a minimum of 24 semester hours must be completed at the 200-level or above, of which at least nine semester hours must be at the 300-level or above. Suggestions for current students: An Approval of Transfer Credit Form should be filled out prior to registration for any course taken off campus. This form is available in the Student Success Center and will need to be signed by your advisor, the department chair and the Student Success Center staff. reserves the right to change this document at any time. 4/10
ACC 111 PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING I (FINANCIAL) ACCT 111 ACC 112 PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING II (MANAGERIAL) ACCT 112 ANT 110 CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY SS / ANTH 200 ANT 112 PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY EL ART 103 ART APPRECIATION F / FNAR 100 ART 117 BASIC DESIGN (TWO-DIMENSIONAL) F / FNAR 101 ART 118 BASIC DESIGN (THREE-DIMENSIONAL) EM ART 119 DRAWING AND COMPOSITION I F / FNAR 111 ART 120 DRAWING AND COMPOSITION II F / FNAR 111 ART 121 CERAMICS I EM ART 122 CERAMICS II EM ART 199 PROPORTIONAL RELATIONSHIPS EL ART 204 ART FOR ELEMENTARY TEACHERS GE ART 211 HISTORY OF ART I F / FNAR 203 ART 212 HISTORY OF ART II F / FNAR 204 ART 220 LIFE/FIGURE DRAWING FNAR 210 ART 221 PRINTMAKING FNAR 240/241 ART 225 COMPUTER ART I EL ART 231 PHOTOGRAPHY EL ART 241 PAINTING I F / FNAR 250 ART 242 PAINTING II F / FNAR 250 BIO 100 NUTRITION SB / NUTR 100 BIO 101 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY GE BIO 102 INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN BIOLOGY SB BIO 103 INTRODUCTION TO ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY SB BIO 104 GENERAL BIOLOGY I SB BIO 106 CELLULAR BIOLOGY BIOL 198 BIO 107 BIOLOGICAL ORGANISMS & ECOLOGY BIOL 197 BIO 106 + 107 CELLULAR AND BIOL ORG & ECOLOGY BIOL 197+198+199 BIO 108 HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY I BIOL 203 BIO 108 +109 HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY I & II BIOL 203 + 258 BIO 110 BOTANY BIO 204 BIO 111 GENERAL ZOOLOGY SB BIO 215 MICROBIOLOGY BIO 208 BIO 105 GENERAL BIOLOGY II SB BIO 220 FIELD BIOLOGY EM BUS 103 INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS GE BUS 105 BUSINESS COMPUTER SYSTEMS EL(prof in CMSC req for business) BUS 211 INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS LAW MGT 235 CHE 101 BASIC CHEMISTRY I SP CHE 105 INTRODUCTION CHEMISTRY SP / CHEM 101/102 1 of 10
CHE 111 GENERAL CHEMISTRY I CHEM 113/114 CHE 112 GENERAL CHEMISTRY II CHEM 123/124 CHE 201 SURVEY OF ORGANIC CHEMISTRY CHEM 103/104 CHE 223 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I CHEM 242/243 CHE 224 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY II CHEM 247/248 COM 150 INTRODUCTION TO MASS COMMUNICATIONS COMM 150 COM 209 BASIC NEWS WRITING COMM 209 COM 221 INTRODUCTION TO PUBLIC RELATIONS GE COM 222 INTRODUCTION TO ADVERTISING GE COM 296 ISSUES IN MASS COMMUNICATIONS GE CSC 130 INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMING CIS / CMSC 180 & 181 CSC 131 COMPUTER PROGRAMMING CIS / CMSC 200 CSC 230 DATA TYPES AND STRUCTURES I CIS / CMSC 205 CSC 231 DATA TYPES AND STRUCTURES II CIS / CMSC 270 CRJ 101 INTRO TO THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM SOCL 260 DAN 101 DANCE APPRECIATION F ECO 211 PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS I (MACRO) SS / ECON 101 ECO 212 PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS II (MICRO) SS / ECON 102 EDU 224 GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT PSYC 200 ENG 108 CRITICAL READING GE ENG 111 COMPOSITION AND RHETORIC WRIT 101 ENG 112 COMPOSITION AND RESEARCH WRIT 102 ENG 200 INTRO TO LITERARY STUDY AND CRITICISM LITR 100 ENG 201 LITERATURE ON FILM H / LITR 210 ENG 215 BASIC NEWS WRITING COMM 209 ENG 216 CREATIVE WRITING/FICTION H ENG 217 CREATIVE WRITING/POETRY H ENG 216 + 217 CREATIVE WRITING: FICTION + POETRY H / LITR 269 ENG 223 LITERATURE: STUDIES IN POETRY H / LITR 267 ENG 224 LITERATURE: STUDIES IN SHORT FICTION H / EL ENG 225 DRAMA AS LITERATURE H / LITR 268 ENG 226 INTRODUCTION TO SHAKESPEARE H / LITR 265 ENG 227 STUDIES IN AMERICAN LITERATURE I H / LITR 255 ENG 228 STUDIES IN AMERICAN LITERATURE II H / LITR 256 ENG 230 INTRODUCTION TO WOMEN AUTHORS H / diversity EM in Writing and Publishing ENG 232 INTRODUCTION TO AFRICAN AMERICAN AUTHORS H / LITR 280 ENG 234 INTRO TO ASIAN AMER AND NAT AMER AUTHORS H / LITR 279 ENG 240 NON-WESTERN LITERATURE IN TRANSLATION H / diversity EM in Writing and Publishing 2 of 10
FSC 105 INTRODUCTION TO FORENSIC SCIENCE GE GEO 104 WORLD RELIGION GEOGRAPHY SS GEO 105 PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY GEOG 105 GEO 107 ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY SS HLT 101 PERSONAL AND COMMUNITY HEALTH GE HIS 101 WESTERN CIVILIZATION I EL HIS 102 WESTERN CIVILIZATION II EL HIS 108 HISTORY OF LATIN AMERICA History Elective HIS 110 HISTORY OF THE MIDDLE EAST History Elective HIS 220 SECTIONALISM, CIVIL WAR AND RECONSTRUCTION American History Elective HIS 221 US HISTORY THROUGH RECONSTRUCTION HIST 111 HIS 222 US HISTORY SINCE RECONSTRUCTION HIST 112 HIS 223 CONTEMPORARY UNITED STATES HISTORY HIST 264 HIS 224 THE CONTEMPORARY WORLD: 1945-PRESENT History Elective HUM 101 DISCOURSE, INQUIRY AND WORLD VIEW H HUM 183 HUM I: AN EXPLORATION OF HUMAN VALUES HF HUM 184 HUM II: AN EXPLORATION OF HUMAN VALUES HF HUM 221 NATIVE AMERICAN CULTURAL EXPRESSION HF HUM 223 ETHNIC/CULTURAL EXPRESSIONS IN AMER MUSIC HF IDS 111 former DISCOURSE, INQUIRY AND WORLD VIEW H MAT 95 DEVELOPMENTAL MATHEMATICS does not transfer MAT 96 INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA FOR LIBERAL ARTS does not transfer MAT 99 INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA does not transfer MAT 106 NUMERACY MATH 108 MAT 110 FUNDAMENTALS OF MODERN MATH I MATH 112 MAT 111 FUNDAMENTALS OF MODERN MATH II MATH 222 MAT 114 COLLEGE ALGEBRA MATH 110 MAT 115 TRIGONOMETRY MATH 111 MAT 121 FINITE MATHEMATICS MATH 105 MAT 122 CALCULUS FOR SOCIAL SCIENTISTS MATH 115 MAT 125 STATISTICS WITH APPLICATIONS MATH 150 MAT 223 CALCULUS / ANALYTIC GEOMETRY I MATH 210 MAT 224 CALCULUS / ANALYTIC GEOMETRY II MATH 211 MAT 225 CALCULUS / ANALYTIC GEOMETRY III MATH 212 MAT 240 LINEAR ALGEBRA MATH 300 MAT 243 DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS MATH 260 MUS 110 MUSIC APPRECIATION F / MUSI 104 PHI 201 INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY H 3 of 10
PHI 213 GENERAL ETHICS H / PHIL 240 PHI 211 LOGIC H / PHIL 200 PED 101 INDIVIDUAL SPORTS does not transfer PED 102 TEAM SPORTS does not transfer PED 103-111 INTERCOLLEGIATE SPORTS does not transfer PHS 103 PHYSICAL SCIENCE I SP PHS 104 PHYSICAL SCIENCE II SP PHY 205 THE UNIVERSE: STARS, GAL AND DEEP SPACE SP PHY 206 THE UNIVERSE: STARS, PLAN AND SOLAR SYSTEM SP PHY 211 GENERAL PHYSICS I SP / PHYS 113/114 PHY 212 GENERAL PHYSICS II PHYS 118/119 PHY 200 BASIC PHYSICS SP PSC 110 INTRODUCTION TO POLITICAL SCIENCE SS / PLSC 100 PSC 210 AMERICAN FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SS / PLSC 102 PSC 211 STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT SS / PLSC 201 PSC 220 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS SS / EL PSC 230 COMPARATIVE GOVERNMENT SS / EL PSC 231 COMPARATIVE GOVERNMENT (NON-WESTERN) SS / EL PSY 210 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY SS / PSYC 100 PSY 211 SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY SS / PSYC/SOC 210 PSY 213 ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY PSYC 300 (@ the 200-level) PSY 214 EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY PSYC 241/EDUC 210 PSY 215 GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT PSYC 200 PSY 230 ORGANIZATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY PSYC 320 REL 110 INTRODUCTION TO BIBLICAL THOUGHT H / RELS 150 REL 118 THE CHURCH AND THE MODERN WORLD H / RELS 285 REL 130 CHRISTIAN IDENTITY AND INTEGRITY H / RELS 250 REL 132 INTRODUCTION TO CHRISTIAN WORSHIP H / RELS 240 REL 215 BIBLICAL CATEGORIES OF THOUGHT EM REL 216 THE OLD TESTAMENT H / RELS 230 REL 217 THE NEW TESTAMENT H / RELS 155 REL 219 COMPARATIVE STUDIES IN RELIGION H / RELS 130 REL 230 CONTEMPORARY MORAL PROBLEMS H / RELS 250 REL 232 CATECHETICAL LEADERSHIP EL REL 240 RELIGION AND SCIENCE THEO 104 SOC 210 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY SS / SOCL 100 SOC 211 SOCIAL PROBLEMS SS / SOCL 240 SOC 213 MARRIAGE AND FAMILY SS / SOCL 270 SOC 215 SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY SS / PYSC/SOCL 210 4 of 10
SPN 111 ELEMENTARY SPANISH I SPAN 101 SPN 112 ELEMENTARY SPANISH II SPAN 102 SPN 121 INTERMEDIATE SPANISH I SPAN 201 SPN 122 INTERMEDIATE SPANISH II SPAN 202 SPH 110 FUNDAMENTALS OF SPEECH SPCH 110 SPH 111 PUBLIC SPEAKING SPCH 110 THR 121 FUNDAMENTALS OF THEATER ARTS F THR 122 THEATER APPRECIATION F 5 of 10