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ASSOCIATE IN ARTS AND SCIENCES DEGREE
(Direct Transfer-DTA)
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CORE
REQUIREMENTS - 18 Credits |
NOTE: Core
courses cannot be used to meet distribution, w, d, g or depth
requirements.
Communication Skills
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1.
English Composition (ENGL 101) |
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2.
English Composition (course designated CC) |
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3. Speech
(course designated OC) |
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Total |
13
credits |
Quantitative/Symbolic Reasoning AND
Intermediate Algebra Proficiency
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Any course
designated Q or SR |
5 |
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Demonstrate intermediate algebra proficiency*
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0 |
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Total |
5 credits |
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Intermediate Algebra Proficiency Options: |
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Intermediate algebra course from an accredited college
or university
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Mathematics course for which intermediate algebra is a
prerequisite
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WCC
math assessment with placement above intermediate
algebra
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Intermediate algebra credit by examination
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High
School mathematics through second year algebra with C or
better in all courses (official transcript required)
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DISTRIBUTION - 45 Credits |
Humanities
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Courses designated H/Hp (see below)
Total |
15
credits |
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3
disciplines (i.e. ART, MUSIC, PHIL) with no more than 10
credits from one discipline
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HUMAN
courses of 6-7 credits count as two disciplines and 10
credit maximum does not apply
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No more than
5 credits performance (p)
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Foreign
languages 103 or above (all foreign languages are considered
one discipline)
- No more
than 5 credits in independent study (courses numbered 189,
199, 289, 299 - designated H/Hp)
Social/Behavioral Science
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Courses designated SS (see below)
Total |
15
credits |
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3 disciplines (i.e. ANTHR, PSYCH, SOCIO) with
no more than 10 credits from one discipline
- No more
than 5 credits in independent study (courses numbered 189,
199, 289, 299 - designated SS)
Math/Science
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Courses
designated MS/MSl (see below)
Total |
15
credits |
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3 disciplines (i.e. BIOL, CHEM, GEOL) with no
more than 10 credits from one discipline
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At least one laboratory course (designated l)
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10 credits in physical or biological sciences
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No more than 5 credits in independent study
(courses numbered 189, 199, 289, 299 - designated MS/MSl)
Listed Electives
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Courses
designated H/Hp, SS, MS/MSl, CC, OC, Q/SR, LE |
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Total |
12-27
credits |
Unlisted
Electives
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Any
courses numbered 100 and above |
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Total |
0-15
credits |
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Listed /
Unlisted Electives |
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Select from 2 or more disciplines
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Minimum of 12 credits must be from AAS Distribution
(designated H/Hp,SS,MS/MSl) and/or Listed Electives
(designated LE)
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Excess
credits from courses used in Core (OC,CC,Q/SR) or
Distribution (H/Hp,SS,MS/MSl) can count in listed
elective category
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No
more than 15 credits of independent study (courses
numbered 189, 199, 289, 299)
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No
more than 15 credits numbered 100 or above (designated
UE)
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Maximum of 3 PE activity credits can be applied as
Listed Electives (additional PE activity credits can
count as Unlisted Electives)
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GRAND
TOTAL (90 minimum) |
90
credits |
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The
following requirements must come from Distribution, Listed
and Unlisted Electives, 100 level and above.
CORE
COURSES MAY NOT be used to satisfy Writing, Diversity, Global or Depth requirements.
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Writing
Intensive (w) 1 course |
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Diversity
Studies (d) 3 credits |
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Global
Studies (g) 3 credits |
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Depth
(3
courses, same discipline, 9 credits minimum)
For this requirement, each foreign language is considered
a separate discipline.
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1. |
2. |
3.
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Note: a
course with multiple designations can satisfy more than
one requirement in this area. For example, ENGL 288wg
will meet both writing intensive and global requirements.
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- A
minimum of 25 degree (college-level) credits must be earned
at Whatcom Community College.
- A
maximum of 25 credits of courses graded S (Satisfactory) may
be applied to this degree.
- A
maximum of 15 credits of approved CLEP subject exams,
military, life/work experience or other non-traditional
credits may be applied to this degree but only in the
Unlisted Elective area. (Note: Students should contact the
transfer institution regarding transferability of these
credits.)
- A
cumulative grade point average of 2.00 in all college-level
work.
2005-07 Catalog |