CSU College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences, Lakeland CC, Transfer Guide

Lakeland Community College Transfer Guide

College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences

Effective Fall 2008

General Education at Cleveland State University

Major Recommended Courses

Music

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 Lakeland Community College (LCC), you may choose to take these GenEd08 courses at LCC or at CSU. Please contact a LCC 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 GenEd08 Category	Lakeland Community College Equivalents
Writing/Composition 2 courses / 6 credits	ENGL 1110 OR ENGL 1111 and ENGL 1120 OR ENGL 1121 (C or better in each course)
Mathematics/QL 2 courses / 6 credits	MATH 1550, 1600, 1650, 1700, 1890, 2350, 2450, 2500, 2600
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: One 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 Education, Art History, Art Studio majors: ARTS 2220, ARTS 2230 & ARTS 2240, plus one course from a different department Classical and Medieval Studies majors: ARTS 2220, ARTS 2230, plus one course from a different department History majors: HIST 2100, HIST 2200, plus one course from a different department on the Non-US list Social Studies majors: HIST 1100 OR HIST 1200, HIST 2100 & HIST 2200 Philosophy majors: PHIL 2700, plus one course from a different department on the Non-US list Introductory courses: ARTS 1120, 2240, 2245 ENGL 1140, 2210, 2215, 2220, 2230, 2235, 2245, 2250, 2260, 2261, 2263, 2296 HIST 2100, 2200 HUMX 1100, 1200, 1300 MUSC 1200, 1215, 1800, 2250 PHIL 1300, 1500, 2600, 2800 PHOT 1000 Non-US Courses: ARTS 2220, 2230 CMPA 1000 ENGL 2280, 2290 HIST 1100, 1200, 1600, 2500, 2750 PHIL 2000, 2700
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: One 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*	Communication and Communication Management majors: SPCH 1100, SPCH 1150, plus one course from a different department on the Non-US list Criminology majors: SOCY 1150, plus one course from a different department on the Non-US list Economics majors: ECON 2500, ECON 2600, plus one course from a different department on the Non-US list International Relations majors: ECON 2500, ECON 2600, plus one course from a different department on the Non-US list Political Science majors: POLS 1300, plus one course from a different department from the Non-US list Social Science majors: SOCY 1150, PSYC 1500, plus one course from the Non-US list Social Studies majors: ECON 2500 and ECON 2600, POLS 1300, plus one course from the Non-US list Sociology majors: SOCY 1150, plus one course from a different department from the Non-US List Social Work majors: SOCY 1150, PSYC 1500 and POLS 1300, plus one course from the Non-US list Introductory courses: ANTH 1160 ECON 1150, 2500, 2600, 2700, 2930 GEOG 1500, 1800, 2000, 2500 JRNL 1000 LING 1500 POLS 1300, 2200, 2300, 2500 PSYC 1500, 2400, 2500, 2600 SOCY 1150, 1180, 1190, 2270 SPCH 1100, 1150, 2100 URST 2000 Non-US Courses: GEOG 1600
Natural Science 2 courses / 7 credits (must include at least 1 lab credit) Courses with lab credit are starred(*)	BIOL 1010, 1020, 1030, 1140, 1150, 1160, 1170, 1180, 1200, 1510, 1520, 2210, 2220* CHEM 1050, 1100, 1150, 1500, 1600* GEOL 1100, 1200 GEOG 1550* PHYS 1100, 1200, 1500, 1550, 1610, 1620, 2100, 2410, 2420* PSCI 1100, 1300, 1500*
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	African-American Experience course: SOCY 2000 URST 2100 US Diversity: ASLI 1500, 1600, 1700 ENGL 2248, 2275 HIST 2450 HMSV 1215 IDST 1200 POLS 2400
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.

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CSU Course	Lakeland Equivalencies
Area of Common Experience Requirement
MUS 231 Harmony & Form I and MUS 241 Musicianship I	MUSC 1600 Theory
MUS 232 Harmony & Form II and MUS 242 Musicianship II	MUSC 1700 Theory II
MUS 381 Jazz Theory & Improvisation I	MUSC 1850 Jazz Improvisation
MUS 411 Music History I	MUSC 2200 Music History I
MUS 233 Harmony & Form III and MUS 243 Musicianship III	MUSC 2400 Theory III
MUS 234 Harmony & Form IV and MUS 244 Musicianship IV	MUSC 2500 Theory IV
Other courses applicable to major
MUA 102 Keyboard Skills I and MUA 103 Keyboard Skills II	MUSC 1050 Group Piano and MUSC 1100 Group Piano II
MUA 121 Voice	MUSC 1251 Applied Music-Voice*
MUA 111 Piano/Harpsichord	MUSC 1252 Applied Music-Piano*
MUA 111 Piano/Harpsichord	MUSC 1253 Applied Music-Popular Jazz Piano*
MUA 131 Organ	MUSC 1254 Applied Music-Organ*
MUA 151 Woodwinds	MUSC 1255 Applied Music-Flute*
MUA 151 Woodwinds	MUSC 1256 Applied Music-Oboe*
MUA 151 Woodwinds	MUSC 1257 Applied Music-Clarinet or Saxophone*
MUA 151 Woodwinds	MUSC 1258 Applied Music-Bassoon*
MUA 161 Brass	MUSC 1259 Applied Music-French Horn*
MUA 161 Brass	MUSC 1260 Applied Music- Trumpet*
MUA 161 Brass	MUSC 1261 Applied Music- Trombone*
MUA 161 Brass	MUSC 1262 Applied Music-Tuba*
MUA 171 Percussion	MUSC 1263 Applied Music-Percussion*
MUA 141 Strings/Classical Guitar/Electric Guitar	MUSC 1264 Applied Musc-Violin*
MUA 141 Strings/Classical Guitar/Electric Guitar	MUSC 1265 Applied Music-Viola*
MUA 141 Strings/Classical Guitar/Electric Guitar	MUSC 1266 Applied Music-Cello*
MUA 141 Strings/Classical Guitar/Electric Guitar	MUSC 1267 Applied Music-String Bass*
MUA 141 Strings/Classical Guitar/Electric Guitar	MUSC 1268 Applied Music-Guitar*
MUA 181 Harp	MUSC 1269 Applied Music-Harp*
MUS 122 Materials of Music	MUSC 1500 Fundamentals

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