TRANSFER CREDIT Accredited Colleges/Universities Students who transfer to Surry Community College from another accredited college or university will need to furnish official transcripts for evaluation. The college or university must be accredited by an entity recognized by the U. S. Department of. These transcripts are evaluated after a student s acceptance to Surry Community College. Only courses that are satisfactorily completed at other accredited institutions and apply to the student s current program of study will be transferred. Grades of D or below do not transfer. transfer credits are placed on the student s transcript. These transcripts are available in Student Services upon request. Students receiving transfer credit toward an associate degree, diploma, or certificate must complete at least 25 percent of the semester hours in their program of study at Surry Community College in order to complete graduation requirements. These hours may not be earned by proficiency. College Tech Prep Articulation Through the statewide College Tech Prep Articulation agreement among high schools and community colleges and efforts of the SYSTEM (Surry Community College, Yadkin and Surry County Schools, and Elkin and Mt. Airy City Schools), students entering Surry Community College may receive college credit for a number of Career-Technical courses completed in high school. To receive credit, the high school must provide documentation that the student completed the course with a grade of B or better and scored at or above the mastery level (Score of 80) on the end-of-course VoCATS test, and the student must enroll in Surry Community College within two years of high school graduation. The current SCC College Tech Prep Articulation Agreement is shown below:
TECH PREP ARTICULATION AGREEMENT HS Program Area HS Course HS Course Title CC Course CC Course Title Agricultural AS32 Agricultural Mechanics II WLD- 112 Basic Welding Processes Technology BD12 E- Commerce I WEB- 210 Web Design Technology BM10 BM20 Microsoft Word, Power Point, Publisher AND Excel & Access CIS- 111 Basic PC Literacy Technology BM10 Microsoft Word, Power Point, WITH MOS Certification in Word & PP OST- 136 Word Processing Technology BD10 Multimedia and Webpage Design WEB- 120 Intro Internet Multimedia Technology MU92 Strategic Marketing MKT- 120 Principles of Marketing Technology MH31 AND MH32 Sports and Entertainment Marketing I AND Sports and Entertainment Marketing II MKT- 120 Principles of Marketing Technology II11 Network Engineering I (CISCO Semesters I & II) NET- 125 AND NET- 126 Networking Basics AND Routing Basics Technology II12 Network Engineering II (CISCO Semesters III & IV) NET- 225 AND NET- 226 Routing & Switching I AND Routing & Switching II Technology II21 Computer Engineering Technology I CTS- 120 Hardware/Software Support Technology II22 Computer Engineering Technology II CTS- 220 Advanced Hardware/Software Support Technology Technology Technology ME11 Entrepreneurship I ETR- 220 Innovation and Creativity BF05 Personal Finance BUS- 125 Personal Finance BB30 Business Law BUS- 116 Business Law II
TECH PREP ARTICULATION AGREEMENT HS Program Area HS Course HS Course Title CC Course CC Course Title Family and Consumer Science FE11 AND FE12 Early Childhood I AND Early Childhood II EDU- 119 Intro to Early Childhood Health Occupations HU40 Health Science I MED- 121 AND MED- 122 Medical Terminology I AND Medical Terminology II Health Occupations HN43 Nursing Fundamentals NAS- 101 Nursing Assistant I Marketing ME11 Entrepreneurship I BUS- 139 Entrepreneurship I Marketing MM51 Marketing ETR- 230 OR MKT- 120 Entrepreneur Marketing OR Principles of Marketing IT12 Auto Brakes I AUT- 151 Brake Systems IT11 Auto Service TRN- 110 Intro to Transportation Technology IT14 & IT15 Automotive Electrical AND Automotive Electrical Advanced TRN- 120 Basic Transportation Electricity IC21 Carpentry I CAR- 110 Intro to Carpentry IC21 & IC22 Carpentry I AND Carpentry II CAR- 111 Carpentry I II21 & II22 Graphics I AND Graphics II GRA- 151 Computer Graphics I II31 Adobe Visual Design DME- 115 Graphic Design Tools IC61 Drafting I DFT- 111 AND DFT- 111A Technical Drafting I AND Technical Drafting I Lab IC61 & IV22 Drafting I AND Drafting II Engineering DFT- 151 CAD I IV23 Drafting III - Engineering DFT- 112 AND DFT- 112A Technical Drafting II AND Technical Drafting II Lab
TECH PREP ARTICULATION AGREEMENT HS Program Area HS Course HS Course Title CC Course CC Course Title IM31 & IM32 Electronics I AND Electronics II ELC- 112 OR ELC- 131 DC/AC Electricity OR DC/AC Circuit Analysis IC41 Electrical Trades I ELC- 113 Basic Wiring I IC42 Electrical Trades II ELC- 112 DC/AC Electricity IM61 Welding Technology I WLD- 110 Cutting Processes IM61 & IM62 Welding Technology I AND Welding Technology II WLD- 115 SMAW (Stick) Plate/Pipe TP12 Principles of Engineering MNT- 110 Intro to Maintenance Procedures TP11 Introduction to Engineering Design DFT- 151 CAD I 7521 Collision Repair Technology I AUB- 131 Structural Damage I 7522 Collision Repair Technology II AUB- 132 Structural Damage II IA32 Advanced Digital Media DME- 120 Intro to Multimedia Appl. IA31 Digital Media DME- 110 Intro to Digital Media TP22 Computer Integrated Manufacturing MAC- 121 Intro to CNC II33 Adobe Digital Video DME- 140 Intro to Audio/Video Media
CRITERIA TO AWARD ARTICULATED COLLEGE CREDIT The following criteria shall be used to award college credit for courses identified above. 1. Grade of B or higher in the course and 2. A scale score of 93 or higher on the standardized Career and Technical (CTE) postassessment. (*or 80 or above on the CISCO final exams or pass an industry standard certification.) In order to receive articulated credit, students must enroll at Surry Community College within two years of their high school graduation date. HIGH SCHOOL CLASSES STARTED PRIOR TO JUNE 1, 2011, WILL FOLLOW THE FOLLOWING CRITERIA: 1. Grade of B or higher in the course and 2. A raw score of 80 or higher on the standardized Career and Technical (CTE) postassessment. (*or 80 or above on the CISCO final exams or pass an industry standard certification.) In order to receive articulated credit, students must enroll at Surry Community College within two years of their high school graduation date. The official high school transcript and all official standardized CTE post-assessment scores shall be required to verify that the criteria has been met to award credit for articulated course work. A community college advanced placement credit form must be attached to the front of the student's official high school transcript. This form is available to high school personnel upon request from Surry Community College. Once SCC receives transcript and form, credit will be awarded and a credit evaluation form will be mailed to the student. Students will receive the appropriate credit hours and a grade of CR on their transcripts. Surry Community College officials shall have responsibility for verifying eligibility and acceptance of the articulated course on the high school transcript for college credit. Military Credit In some cases, transfer credit can be awarded for military training. The student must submit official military transcripts to be evaluated for credit. Only course credit recommended by American Council of guides is granted. No credit is given for experiential training or for courses taken at nonaccredited schools. Advanced Placement (AP) Examination AP exams are usually taken by high school students enrolled in Advanced Placement classes. Students are responsible for having official AP test scores forwarded to the Surry Community College Admissions Office for transfer credit evaluation.
ADVANCED PLACEMENT CREDIT Subject Examination Minimum Score Credit Hours Course Credit Arts AP Art History 4 6 ART-114 & ART-115 AP Music Theory 3 3 MUS-110 AP Studio Art 2-D Design 3 3 ART-121 AP Studio Art 3-D Design 3 3 ART-122 AP Studio Art Drawing 3 3 ART-131 English AP English Language & Composition 4 3 ENG-111 AP English Literature & Composition 4 3 ENG-111 History & Social Sciences AP Comparative Government & Politics - - - AP European History 3 6 HIS-121 & HIS-122 AP Human Geography - - - AP Macroeconomics 3 3 ECO-252 AP Microeconomics 3 3 ECO-251 AP Psychology 3 3 PSY-150 AP United States Government & Politics 3 3 POL-120 AP United States History 3 6 HIS-131 & HIS-132 AP World History - - - STEM AP Biology 3 8 BIO-111 & BIO-112 AP Calculus AB 3 4 MAT-271 AP Calculus BC 3 4 MAT-271 AP Calculus BC 4 8 MAT-271 & MAT-272 AP Chemistry 3 8 CHM-151 & CHM-152 AP Computer Science A 3 3 CIS-110 AP Environmental Science 3 4 BIO-140 & BIO-140A AP Physics 1 (NEW) - - PHY-151
ADVANCED PLACEMENT CREDIT Subject Examination Minimum Score Credit Hours Course Credit AP Physics 2 (NEW) 3 4 PHY-152 AP Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism 3 4 PHY-252 AP Physics C: Mechanics 3 4 PHY-251 AP Statistics 4 4 MAT-152 World Languages & Cultures AP Chinese Language and Culture - - - AP French Language and Culture - - - AP German Language and Culture - - - AP Italian Language and Culture - - - AP Japanese Language and Culture - - - AP Latin - - - AP Spanish Language and Culture 3 6 SPA-211 & SPA-212 AP Spanish Literature and Culture 3 9 SPA-141, SPA-151, & SPA-212 College Level Examination Program (CLEP) College course credit will be granted to students who participate in CLEP Subject Examinations and achieve the minimum passing score as recommended by the American Council on (ACE). Students must submit an official CLEP transcript to the Office of Student Services for consideration of granting college credit. Visit http://clep.collegeboard.org/ for more information on the specific CLEP exams and scores required for course credit at Surry Community College.
CLEP CREDIT Subject Examination Minimum Score Credit Hours Course Credit Composition and Literature American Literature 50 6 ENG-231 & ENG-232 Analyzing and Interpreting Literature 50 3 ENG-131 College Composition - - NONE College Composition Modular - - NONE English Literature 50 6 ENG-241 & ENG-242 Humanities - - NONE Foreign Languages French Language - - NONE German Language - - NONE Spanish Language 50 6 SPA-111 & SPA-112 History and Social Sciences American Government 50 3 POL-120 History of the United States I: Early Colonization to 1877 History of the United States II: 1865 to the Present 50 3 HIS-131 50 3 HIS-132 Human Growth and Development 50 3 PSY-241 Introduction to al Psychology 50 3 PSY-263 Principles of Macroeconomics 50 3 ECO-252 Principles of Microeconomics 50 3 ECO-251 Introductory Psychology 50 3 PSY-150 Introductory Sociology 50 3 SOC-210 Social Sciences and History - - NONE Western Civilization I: Ancient Near East to 1648 50 3 HIS-111 Western Civilization II: 1648 to the Present 50 3 HIS-112 Science and Mathematics Biology 50 8 BIO-111 & BIO-112
CLEP CREDIT Subject Examination Minimum Score Credit Hours Course Credit Calculus 50 4 MAT-271 Chemistry 50 8 CHM-151 & CHM-152 College Algebra - - NONE College Mathematics - - NONE Natural Sciences - - NONE Pre-calculus - - NONE Business Financial Accounting - - NONE Information Systems and Computer Applications 52 3 CIS-110 Introductory Business Law 51 3 BUS-115 Principles of Management 50 3 BUS-137 Principles of Marketing 50 3 MKT-120 International Transcripts If transfer credit is desired, the transcripts must be evaluated by an evaluation service before transfer credit can be considered. Evaluation from one of these services does not guarantee that SCC will accept the credits. Evaluation services should be members of the National Association of Credential Evaluation Services. For a complete listing of members, visit www.naces.org. NOTE: All transcripts and documents become property of Surry Community College and cannot be returned or re- issued.