College of Liberal Arts and Social Science, CCC - Transfer Guide

Cuyahoga Community College Transfer Guide

College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences

Effective Fall 2008

General Education at Cleveland State University

Program Specific Requirements

Bachelor of Social Work

Cleveland State University's General Education (GenEd08) curriculum consists of knowledge and skill components considered to be critical for all University graduates to master in the subject matter areas listed below. As a student at Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C), you may choose to take these GenEd08 courses at Tri-C or at CSU. Please contact a Tri-C advisor for guidance on courses required to receive your associate's degree.

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General Education Course Equivalencies

The courses listed below can be used to fulfill General Education requirements at CSU.

CSU Gen Ed 08 Category	Tri-C Equivalents
Writing/Composition 2 courses / 6 credits	ENG 1010 OR ENG 101H and ENG 1020 OR ENG 102H (C or better is required in all courses)
Mathematics/QL 2 courses / 6 credits	Economics Majors: MATH 1470 and MATH 1480 All other majors should choose from the following:MATH 1250, 1380, 1410, 1420, 1470, 1480, 1510, 1521, 1580, 1610, 161H, 1620, 162H
Arts & Humanities 2 courses / 6 credits (from 2 different departments) One introductory Arts & Humanities course plus one course focused on a society other than the U.S. NOTE: 1 non-US Social Science or Arts and Humanities course must be focused on Africa, Asia, Latin America, or the Middle East. These courses are in *bold italics*	Art majors: Art Studio: ART 2020 or ART 2030, plus one additional Arts and Humanities course Art History and Art Education: ART 2020 and ART 2030, plus one additional Arts and Humanities course from a different department Classical and Medieval Studies majors: ART 2020, plus one additional Arts and Humanities course History majors: HIST 1510, HIST 1520, plus one course from the Non-US course list Philosophy majors: PHIL 2020, plus one course from the Non-US course list Religious Studies majors: REL 1010, plus one additional course from the Non-US course list Social Studies majors: HIST 1010 (or HIST 101H) or HIST 1020 (or HIST 102H), HIST 1510 (or HIST 151H) and HIST 1520 (or HIST 152H), HIST 2080 or HIST 1700, plus one additional Arts and Humanities course from a different department All other majors should choose from the following: Introductory courses: ANTH 1030 ART 1010 DANC 1100 ENG 2310, 2320, 2410, 2420, 2430, 2710, 2730 HIST 1510, 151H, 1520, 152H, 1610 HUM 1010, 1020, 1030 JMC 1310 MUS 1020, 1030, 2520, 2530 PHIL 1000, 1010, 101H, 1020, 2020, 2031, 2040, 2050 REL 2020 THEA 1010, 1100 UST 1120 WST 2030 Non-US courses: ART *1040, 2020, 2030 ENG 2700,* 2720 FREN 2420 GER 2420 HIST 1010, 101H, 1020, 102H, *1700, 2040, 2051, 2060, 2080* ITAL 2420 MUS 1010, *1050, 2500, 2510 PHIL 208H, 2010* REL 1010, 2010, *2030, 2040, 2050* RUSS 2420 SPAN 2420, *2430* THEA 2210, 2220
Social Science 2 courses / 6 credits (from 2 different departments) One introductory Social Science course plus one course focused on a society other than the U.S. NOTE: 1 non-US Social Science or Arts and Humanities course must be focused on Africa, Asia, Latin America, or the Middle East. These courses are in *bold italics*	Anthropology majors: ANTH 1010 or ANTH 1020, plus one course from the Non-US list Communication and Communication Management majors: SPCH 1000, plus one course from the Non-US list Criminology majors: SOC 1010, plus one course from the Non-US list Economics majors: ECON 2610 and ECON 2620, plus one course from the Non-US list International Relations majors: ECON 2610 , plus one course from the Non-US list Music Therapy majors: PSY 1010 (or PSY 101H) , SOC 1010 and SPCH 1000, plus one course from the Non-US list Political Science majors: POL 1010, plus one course from the Non-US list Social Science majors: ECON 2610, PSY 1010 (or PSY 101H) and SOC 1010, plus one course from the Non-US list Social Studies majors: ANTH 1010 or ANTH 1020 ECON 2610, ECON 2620, POL 1010, SOC 1010, SOC 2070, plus one course from the Non-US list Social Work majors: SOC 1010, SOC 2051 (or SOC 2070), POL 1010 and PSY 1010 (or PSY 101H), HS 1300 plus one course from the Non-US list Sociology majors: SOC 1010, SOC 2070, and SOC 2150, plus one course from the Non-US list All other majors should choose from the following: Introductory courses: ANTH 1010, 1020 ECN 1210, 1220, 2610, 2620 GEOG 1000, 1510 HS 1300 JMC 1011 POL 1010, 2030, 2070, 2100 PSY 1010, 101H, 1050, 2010, 2060, 2100, SSCI 1030, 1040 SOC 1010, 1020, 2010, 2051, 2070, 2100, 2110, 2150, 2160, 2210, 2510 SPCH 1000, 2160 UST 1010, 1020, 2070 WST 2010 Non-US courses: *ANTH 2010* *GEOG 1010, 1050* *POL 2060*
Natural Science 2 courses / 7 credits (must include at least 1 lab credit) Courses with lab credit are starred(*)	Social Work majors choose 2 courses from the following: BIO 1040/L or BIO 1050/L or BIO 1060/L or BIO 1100 (includes 2hr lab) or BIO 1500 (includes 2hr lab) or BIO 1510 (includes 2hr lab) All other majors choose from the following: BIO 1040/L, 1050/L, 1060/L, 1100, 1500, 1510, 2010, 2050, 2150, 2331, 2341 CHEM 1010, 1020, 1300/L, 130H, 1310/L, 131H ESCI 1310/L, 1410/L, 141H, 1610/L, 2300 PSCI 1010/L, 1020/L, 1030/L PHYS 1050, 1210, 1220, 2310, 2320
Social Diversity 2 courses / 6 credits Must be comprised of: 1 African-American course 1 US Diversity course Students transferring in more than 60 hours are only required to take 1 course	History and Social Studies majors: HIST 2150 or HIST 2160 Women's Studies majors: WST 1510 All other majors choose from the following: African-American Experience Courses: ENG 2510, 2520 HIST 2070, 2150, 2160 JMC 1610 MUS 1040 REL 2060 SOC 2310, 2550 UST 2020 US Diversity courses: ASL 1100 EDUC 2050 HIST 2660 SOC 2410 WST 200H, 1510, 1520
Writing Across the Curriculum/ Speaking Across the Curriculum Minimum of 3 courses	Students transferring 60 - 89 hours: one course waived Students transferring 90 + hours: two courses waived One WAC/SPAC course must be in the student's major No transfer courses count toward this requirement - all WAC courses must be completed at CSU
Foreign Language	Students who graduated from high school in 1987 or later are required to complete one of the following: Two years of a single foreign language in high school An introductory level sequence of a single foreign language (generally, two semesters of 100-level study) Two American Sign Language courses and one approved foreign culture course Students in the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences (CLASS) must complete one of the following in addition to the requirements detailed in 1 above: An additional one year of a single foreign language in high school (i.e. 3 years total) Two semesters of 100-level study in a language different than that completed in high school Two semesters of 200-level intermediate study of language completed in high school Two approved foreign culture courses (BMus students only) CLASS students who graduated from high school before 1987 are required to complete one of the following: An introductory level sequence of a single foreign language (generally, two semesters of 100-level study) Two approved foreign culture courses All students (especially those in CLASS) are strongly encouraged to discuss this requirement with an academic advisor.

Program Specific Requirements

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CSU Courses	Tri-C Course Equivalents
Bachelor of Social Work Program
BIO 102 w/1-hour lab BIO 106 w/1-hour lab (Biology pre-requisites)	BIO 1040 (w/104L); or BIO 1050 (w/105L); or BIO 1060 (w/106L); or BIO 1100 (includes 2-hour lab); or BIO 1500 (includes 2-hour lab); or BIO 1510 (includes 2-hour lab)
PSC 111 American Government	POL 1010 American National Government
PSY 101 Introduction to Psychology	PSY 1010 General Psychology; or PSY 101H Honors General Psychology
SOC 101 Introduction to Sociology	SOC 1010 Introductory Sociology; or SOC 101H Honors Introductory Sociology
SWK 200 Introduction to Social Work	HS 1300 Introduction to Social Work
SWK 201 Contemporary Social Welfare	SOC 2051 Introduction to Social Welfare

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