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C O LO R A D O C O M M U N I T Y C O L L EG E T R A N S FER BO O K L E T

Thank you for considering Metropolitan State University of Denver as you plan to further your education. This Transfer Booklet is designed for students attending public Colorado community colleges and will provide you with transfer guides which outline the courses that transfer into specific bachelor’s degrees at MSU Denver.

This booklet is only printed once annually and is subject to change. Electronic versions of these transfer guides are updated regularly and can be found at msudenver.edu/transferguides.

START HERE….1. Find Your Major.

This booklet divides our transfer guides into three sections: 1) Statewide Guaranteed Transfer Guides 2) MSU Denver Specific Transfer Guides 3) MSU Denver Advising Guides (guides that do not lead to an associate’s degree). Find which category your major is listed under by visiting the Table of Contents on page 1.

2.Read the Introduction Page of Your Section. To help you navigate your guide successfully make sure to read the helpful information included on the introduction page to the section in which your guide is located.

3. Explore the Other Resources in the Transfer Booklet. This booklet is meant to serve as a one-stop-shop resource as you plan your next educational steps.

• A comprehensive list of all programs offered at MSU Denver

• gtPathways guaranteed transfer course list: page 2

• Information regarding Credit for Prior Learning and Individualized Degrees: page 11

4. Review your new transfer plan with an advisor. It is important to keep in touch with both your community college academic advisor and a transfer counselor in the MSU Denver Transfer Services Office. See next page for your counselor’s contact information.

MSU DENVER REPRESENTATIVES:

Aims Community College www.aims.edu/student/advising/meetus

Arapahoe Community Collegewww.arapahoe.edu/student-resources/academicadvising

Community College of Aurora www.ccaurora.edu/getting-started/advising

Community College of Denverwww.ccd.edu/org/academic-advising-center

Colorado Mountain Collegewww.coloradomtn.edu/student-services/counseling

Colorado Northwestern Community Collegewww.cncc.edu/academics/student-support-services

Front Range Community Collegewww.frontrange.edu/getting-in/advising#

Lamar Community Collegewww.lamarcc.edu/academics/academic-advising

Morgan Community Collegewww.morgancc.edu/admissions/advising

Northeastern Junior Collegewww.njc.edu/advising-and-counseling/advising

Otero Junior Collegewww.ojc.edu/futurestudents/admissions/advising.aspx

Pikes Peak Community Collegewww.ppcc.edu/advising

Pueblo Community Collegewww.pueblocc.edu/advising

Red Rocks Community Collegewww.rrcc.edu/advising

Trinidad State Junior Collegewww.trinidadstate.edu/admissions/advising

Josh [email protected]

Audrey [email protected]

Max [email protected]

COLORADO COMMUNITY COLLEGE ADVISING CONTACT INFORMATION:

COLLEGE OF LETTERS, ARTS AND SCIENCES msudenver.edu/las | 303-556-3215

AFRICANA STUDIESAfricana StudiesSecondary Social Studies Teacher Licensure

ARTArtArt EducationArt History, Theory and CriticismCommunication DesignDigital MediaStudio Art

BIOLOGYBiologyCell and MolecularMedical TechnologySecondary Science Teacher Licensure

CHEMISTRYBiochemistryChemistryCriminalisticsSecondary Science Teacher Licensure

CHICANA AND CHICANO STUDIESChicano StudiesCultural StudiesSecondary Science Teacher LicensureSocial Practice

COMMUNICATION ARTS AND SCIENCESCommunication StudiesBroadcastingOrganizational CommunicationRhetoric, Ethics and Social Justice Strategic Relationship MaintenanceSpeech, Language and Hearing Sciences

Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences w/ Early Childhood Licensure

Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences w/ Elementary Licensure

Digital MediaSpeech CommunicationSpeech-Language Pathology Assistant

COLLEGE OF BUSINESS msudenver.edu/business | 303-556-3245

General Business

International Business (the concentration applies to the following majors: Accounting, Computer Information Systems, Finance, Management or Marketing)

Global Business StudiesMaster of Business AdministrationAccounting (master’s concentration)Business Analytics (master’s concentration)Strategic Business (master’s concentration)

ACCOUNTINGAccountingMaster of Professional Accountancy

Fraud Examination and Forensic Accounting (master’s concentration)

Internal Audit (master’s concentration)Public Accounting (master’s concentration)Taxation (master’s concentration)

COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND BUSINESS ANALYTICSComputer Information SystemsApplication DevelopmentBusiness AnalyticsDatabase Development and AdministrationInformation Systems SecurityNetwork Systems and AdministrationWeb Development and Administration

ECONOMICSEconomicsSecondary Social Studies Teacher Licensure

FINANCEFinanceGeneral FinanceFinancial ServicesPersonal Financial Planning

MANAGEMENTManagementEntrepreneurshipHuman Resource ManagementLegal Environment of BusinessOperations and Supply Chain Management

MARKETINGMarketingAdvertising and PromotionsSales

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ACADEMIC PROGRAMS

MUSICMusicCompositionGuitar Performance

Jazz and American Improvised Music Performance

Organ PerformancePiano PerformanceVoice PerformanceBrass PerformanceWoodwind PerformanceString PerformancePercussion PerformanceMusic Education

PHILOSOPHYPhilosophyReligious Studies

PHYSICSPhysics

POLITICAL SCIENCEPolitical ScienceSecondary Social Studies Teacher LicensureLeadership StudiesLegal StudiesNative American StudiesPublic Affairs and Administration

PSYCHOLOGYHuman DevelopmentAppliedEarly Childhood Education Elementary EducationGerontologyGraduate SchoolPsychology

SOCIAL WORKSocial WorkMaster of Social Work

SOCIOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGYAnthropologySociology

THEATRETheatreApplied Theatre Technology and DesignMusic Theatre

WOMEN'S STUDIES AND SERVICESWomen's StudiesGender and Sexualities

EARTH AND ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCESEnvironmental ScienceEcological RestorationEnvironmental ChemistryEnvironmental GeologyMultidisciplinarySecondary Science Teacher LicensureWater Management and Hydrologic ScienceGeospatial SciencesMeteorologyEnvironmental StudiesGeographic Information SystemsGeographyGeologyMeteorologySustainability

ENGLISHEnglishLiteratureSecondary English Teacher LicensureWritingLinguisticsCinema Studies

Rhetoric, Composition and Professional Writing

HISTORYHistoryGeneralSecondary Social Studies Teacher LicensureInterdisciplinary Legal Studies

MATHEMATICAL & COMPUTER SCIENCEComputer ScienceMathematicsApplied Mathematics General Mathematics Mathematics EducationSecondary Mathematics Teacher LicenseProbability and Statistics Theoretical MathematicsStatistics

MODERN LANGUAGES

Modern Languages Option 1 (single-language option in French, German or Spanish; minor required)

Modern Languages Option 2 (dual-language option in French, German or Spanish; minor not required)

K-12 Foreign Language Teacher LicensureFrench GermanItalian SpanishSpanish Translation Program

COLLEGE OF LETTERS, ARTS AND SCIENCES (continued)

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AVIATION AND AEROSPACE SCIENCEAviation and Aerospace ManagementAviation and Aerospace ScienceAerospace OperationsAir Traffic Collegiate Training InitiativeProfessional Flight OfficerAviation Management Aviation TechnologyAirport ManagementSpace Commercialization

CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND CRIMINOLOGYCriminal Justice and Criminology

ENGINEERING AND ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGYCivil Engineering TechnologyConstructionStructuresElectrical Engineering Technology

Computer Engineering Technology Communications

Power and Control SystemsMechanical Engineering TechnologyManufacturingMechanicalArchitectureAdditive Manufacturing Engineering

Advanced Composite Materials and Manufacturing

Electrical Engineering Technology

HEALTH PROFESSIONSHealth Care Information SystemsHealth Care ManagementIntegrative Health CareIntegrative Health Care ExtendedRecreation ProfessionsRecreation ManagementRecreation GeneralistTherapeutic Recreation ServicesAging Services LeadershipHealth Care Management Integrative Healthcare Pre-HealthcareRecreation ServicesHealth Data ScienceOutdoor Recreation LeadershipWellness CoachingMaster of Health Administration

HOSPITALITY, TOURISM AND EVENTSHospitality, Tourism and EventsHotel ManagementRestaurant ManagementTourism ManagementBrew Pub OperationsBrewery OperationsEvent and Meeting ManagementBeverage ManagementBrewing ScienceUrban Agriculture

HUMAN PERFORMANCE AND SPORTAthletic TrainingHuman Performance and SportAdult Fitness and Exercise ScienceK-12 Physical Education LicensureSport Industry OperationsSport Media

CONCENTRATIONS FOR MINORSAdult Fitness and Exercise ScienceCoachingDance

HUMAN SERVICESHuman ServicesAddiction StudiesHigh Risk Youth Studies Mental Health Counseling Nonprofit StudiesParamedic

INDUSTRIAL DESIGNIndustrial Design

JOURNALISM AND TECHNICAL COMMUNICATIONJournalismConvergent JournalismDigital MediaMagazinesPublic RelationsSport MediaTechnical CommunicationInteractive Media ProductionMobile and Social MediaTechnical Communication (extended major)Technical Writing and EditingVideo ProductionDigital Media

NUTRITIONHuman Nutrition-DieteticsNutrition

Individualized Supervised Practice Pathway (ISPP) (graduate)

NURSINGNursingAccelerated Nursing Option

Nursing Baccalaureate Registered Nurse Completion Option

Traditional Nursing Option

ONE WORLD ONE WATER CENTER FOR URBAN WATER EDUCATION AND STEWARDSHIP Water Studies

ROTCAir Force ROTCArmy ROTCMilitary Leadership

COLLEGE OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES | msudenver.edu/cps | 303-556-2978

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Alternative Licensure Program: General Education

Alternative Licensure Program (Master of Arts in Teaching: Elementary Education)

Alternative Licensure Program (Master of Arts in Teaching: Special Education)

Special Education Alternative Licensure Program

ELEMENTARY EDUCATION AND LITERACYElementary Education (this major requires one of the concentrations below which contribute to licensure)

Applied Developmental PsychologyChicana/o StudiesCulturally and Linguistically DiverseLiteracyMathematicsElementary Education (non-licensure) Elementary Education, Post-Baccalaureate

Master of Arts in Teaching: Elementary Education

*Elementary Education Licensure options are also available with the Human Development major and the Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences major.

SECONDARY, K-12 AND EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGYSecondary Education (non-licensure)

K-12 Education (Art, Modern Languages, Music or Physical Education)

K-12 Education (Art, Modern Languages, Music or Physical Education), Post-Baccalaureate

Secondary Education (English, Math, Science or Social Studies)

Secondary Education (English, Math, Science or Social Studies), Post-Baccalaureate

*Secondary and K-12 programs are listed under applicable majors.

SPECIAL EDUCATION, EARLY CHILDHOOD AND CULTURALLY AND LINGUISTICALLY DIVERSE EDUCATIONEarly Childhood EducationLicensure ConcentrationNon-licensure ConcentrationEarly Childhood Education (non-licensure)

Early Childhood Education, Post-Baccalaureate

Special Education (this major requires one of the concentrations below which contribute to licensure)

Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Concentration

Early Childhood Education ConcentrationElementary Education ConcentrationSecondary Education ConcentrationSpecial Education (non-licensure)Special Education, Post-Baccalaureate

Master of Arts in Teaching: Special Education

Autism and Significant Support Needs (graduate)

*Early Childhood Education Licensure options are also available with the Human Development major and the Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences major.

Individualized Degree ProgramInternational Studies

Can’t find a major or minor that fits your goals or interests? MSU Denver offers you the option to create your own major or minor.

INDIVIDUALIZED DEGREE PROGRAM | msudenver.edu/idp | 303-556-8342

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This list may change throughout the academic year. For the most updated program choices, please visit msudenver.edu/programs.

SCHOOL OF EDUCATION | msudenver.edu/education | 303-556-6228

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I. Statewide Guaranteed Transfer Program — page 2

II. MSU Denver Institutional Transfer Guides — page 3 Africana Studies B.A. Biochemistry B.S. Chicana/o Studies Communication Arts & Sciences B.A. Computer Science B.S. Environmental Science B.S. Geospatial Sciences, B.S. Health Care Information Systems B.S. Health Care Management B.S. Hospitality, Tourism & Events B.A. Human Development B.A. Human Nutrition B.S. Human Performance & Sport B.S. Integrated Health Care B.S. Journalism B.A. Linguistics B.A. Meteorology B.S. Recreation Professions B.A. Social Work B.S Technical Communication B.S. Speech Communication B.A. Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences B.S. Women’s Studies B.A.

III. MSU Denver Individualized Degree Program — page 11

IV. Credit for Prior Learning — page 11

V. Statewide Articulation Agreements & Other Transfer Agreements — page 12 Anthropology Art (Studio) B.A. Art History Biology B.S. Business Accounting Computer Information Systems Finance Management Marketing

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Chemistry B.S. Communication (Organizational Concentration) Criminal Justice B.S. Economics B.S. Engineering B.S. Civil Engineering Technology Electrical Engineering Technology Mechanical Engineering Technology English B.A. French B.A. History B.A. Mathematics B.S. Music B.A. Philosophy B.A. Physics B.S. Political Science B.A. Psychology B.A. Sociology B.A. Spanish B.A. Theatre B.A.

VI. MSU Denver Advising Guides — page 18 Athletic Training B.S. Aviation & Aerospace Management B.S. Aviation & Aerospace Science B.S. Human Performance/Sport – Sport Management Human Services B.S. Industrial Design B.S.

VII. MSU Denver Nursing — page 20 Accelerated Nursing Option (ANO) Traditional Nursing Option (TNO) Dual Enrollment Pathway (RN to BSN)

VIII. MSU Denver Teacher Education Licensure — page 21 Early Childhood Education Licensure Elementary Education Licensure Secondary Education Licensure K-12 Education Licensure Special Education Licensure

IX. MSU Denver General Studies Course List — page 25

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I. Statewide Guaranteed Transfer Program GT Pathways Curriculum

Colorado’s Statewide Guaranteed Transfer Program is a set of general education courses that are guaranteed to transfer to MSU Denver and apply to your general education, major, minor or elective requirements.

COMMUNICATION (GT-C01, C02, and C03) 6 credits (Choose one course sequence below):

C01 and C02ENG 121 and 122

C02 and C03ENG 122 and ENG 201 ORENG 122 and HIS 265

MATHEMATICS (GT-MA1) 3 creditsMAT 120, 121, 122, 123, 125, 135,

166, 201, 202, 203, 204, 215, 261, 265

ARTS & HUMANITIES 6 credits

Arts & Expression (GT-AH1)ART 110, 111, 112, 207; DAN 125 MUS 120, 121, 122, 123, 125 THE 105, 108, 211, 212, 215

Literature & Humanities (GT-AH2) HUM 115, 121, 122, 123 LIT 115, 201, 202, 205, 211, 212, 221,

222, 225, 246, 259, 268

Ways of Thinking (GT- AH3)PHI 111, 112, 113, 114, 115, 116, 205,

214, 218, 220

Foreign Languages (GT-AH4)FRE 211, 212, GER 211, 212, ITA 211,

212, JPN 211, 212, RUS 211, 212, SPA 211, 212

History (GT-HI1) 3 creditsHIS 101, 102, 111, 112, 121, 122, 203,

205, 207, 208, 215, 218, 225, 235, 236, 243, 244, 245, 246, 247, 249, 250, 251, 255, 259, 260

SOCIAL & BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES 3 credits

Economics or Political Systems (GT-SS1)AGE 102 ECO 101, 201, 202, 211, 245 POS 105, 111, 125, 205, 215, 225

Geography (GT-SS2)GEO 105, 106

Human Behavior, Culture, or Social Frameworks (GT-SS3)AGR 260 ANT 101, 102, 103, 104, 107, 108, 201,

215, 225, 250 COM 220CRJ 110ETH 200 JOU 105 PSY 101, 102, 205, 217, 226, 227, 231,

235, 238, 240, 249, 265 SOC 101, 102, 205, 207, 215, 216, 218,

220, 231, 237 WST 200, 225, 240, 249

MSU Denver requires two Social & Behavioral Science courses in specific categories as described on pages 28 and 29 of this booklet.

NATURAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES(GT-SC1, GT-SC2) 7 credits Complete two courses, one of which must be a laboratory based course.

SC1AGY 240 ANT 111AST 101, 102 BIO 104, 105, 111, 112, 201, 202, 204,

208, 220, 221, 224 CHE 101, 102, 105, 111, 112 ENV 101 GEO 111, 112 GEY 111, 112, 135MET 150 NRE 251 PHY 105, 107, 111, 112, 211, 212 SCI 155, 156 SC2AST 150, 155, 160BIO 103, 116ENV 110GEY 108SCI 105

Speech Requirement* (Select one course) COM 115, COM 125

*This is a Colorado community college system requirement in addition to the state guaranteed general education transfer courses.

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Africana Studies B.A.Biochemistry B.S.Chicana/o StudiesCommunication Arts & Sciences B.A.Computer Science B.S. Environmental Science B.S.Geospatial Sciences B.S.Health Care Information Systems B.S.Health Care Management B.S.Hospitality, Tourism & Events B.A. Human Development B.A.Human Nutrition B.S. Human Performance & Sport B.S.Integrated Health Care B.S. Journalism B.A.Linguistics B.A. Meteorology B.S. Recreation Professions B.A.Social Work B.S. Technical Communication B.S.Speech Communication B.A.Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences B.S.Women’s Studies B.A.

II. MSU DENVER INSTITUTIONAL TRANSFER GUIDES

This section includes transfer plans for MSU Denver majors that do not already have a Colorado statewide agreement.

60 credit + 60 credit guarantee:These transfer plans guarantee that you can complete an Associate’s Degree within 60 credits, and transfer to MSU Denver to complete a bachelor’s degree in an additional 60 credits. To be granted this guarantee, students must successfully complete all of the courses required in their respective transfer plan.

Is your degree program not listed below?If you do not see your degree program listed below, please visit the Table of Contents on pg 1 to locate the correct section for your transfer plan.

Find Transfer Guides online: msudenver.edu/transferguides

SELECTING GENERAL STUDIES COURSES:For each General Studies category listed as a part of each degree plan, select courses from the corresponding guaranteed transfer (gtPathways) categories on pg. 2 unless otherwise indicated.

Arts & Humanities: AH1, AH2, AH3, AH4.

Historical: HI1

Social & Behavioral Sciences: One course from SS1 or SS2 and one course from SS3

Natural & Physical Sciences: SC1At least one course must have a laboratory.

*Courses with the same prefix as courses for your degree cannot count in any general studies category.

Electives & Recommended Courses: Additional courses that may be selected to complete an associate’s degree. It is recommended to speak with your academic advisor before completing these courses.

Degree programs with this symbol mean that this degree program is accredited by a specialized accrediting body that has strict standards for the curriculum. Students interested in obtaining bachelor’s degree in these programs at MSU Denver may have additional admission requirements and should seek advising from MSU Denver faculty and staff as early as possible.

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AFRICANA STUDIES303-556-3685

Communication:ENG 121 & 122

Mathematics: (3-5 credits) Select from GT-MA1. See page 2

Arts & Humanities: (6 credit minimum) Select from GT-AH1, GT-AH2, GT-AH3, GT-AH4. See page 2

*To complete an AA, 9 credits are required.

Historical: (3 credits) Select from GT-HI1. See page 2

Natural & Physical Sciences: (7 credits minimum) Select from GT-SC1 or GT-SC2. See page 2

*To complete an AS, a 12 credit minimum is required.

Social & Behavioral Sciences: (6 credits) Two gtPathways Social & Behavioral Science courses from two different areas; one course selected from GT-SS1 or GT-SS2, and one second course selected from GT-SS3. See page 2 Cannot select an Africana Studies course.

Speech/Oral Communication: COM 115 or COM 125

Global Diversity:See page 29. One course intended to fulfill both this requirement and one other general studies category.

Additional Required Courses: ETH 212

Electives & Recommended Courses: 14-20 elective credits

Note: Contact an MSU Denver academic advisor at (303) 556-2945 for help selecting courses towards a minor.

BIOCHEMISTRY303-556-2610

Communication: ENG 121, 122

Mathematics: MAT 121 or MAT 166 or MAT 201



Historical:(3 credits) Select from GT-HI1. See page 2

Natural & Physical Sciences:BIO 111, 112CHE 111Choose one of the following sequences:CHE 211, 212 PHY 111, 112 (Algebra-based)

Social & Behavioral Sciences:(6 credits) Two gtPathways Social & Behavioral Science courses from two different areas; one course selected from GT-SS1 or GT-SS2, and a second course selected from GT-SS3. See page 2

Speech/Oral Communication:COM 115 or 125


Additional Required Courses:CHE 112

Multicultural Requirement:See page 2. One course intended to fulfill both this requirement and one other general studies category.


CHICANA/O STUDIES303-556-3124

Communication:ENG 121, 122

Mathematics:(3-5 credits) Select from GT-MA1. See page 2

Arts & Humanities:(6 credit minimum) Select from GT-AH1, GT-AH2, GT-AH3, GT-AH4. See page 2



Natural & Physical Sciences:(7 credits minimum) Select from GT-SC1 or GT-SC2. See page 2


Social & Behavioral Sciences: (6 credits) Two gtPathways Social & Behavioral Science courses from two different areas; one course selected from GT-SS1 or GT-SS2, and a second course selected from GT-SS3. See page 2 Cannot select a Chicana/o Studies course.



Additional Required Courses: ETH 224



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COMPUTER SCIENCE 303-556-3208


Mathematics: MAT 121 or MAT 166




Natural & Physical Sciences: Select one of the following course sequences:BIO 111, 112CHE 111, 112PHY 211, 212

*Select one additional course from GT-SC1 with a lab

Social & Behavioral Sciences: (6 credits) Two gtPathways Social & Behavioral Science courses from two different areas; one course selected from GT-SS1 or GT-SS2, and a second course selected from GT-SS3. See page 2

Speech/Oral Communication: COM 115


Additional Required Courses: CSC 160; CSC 161MAT 201, 202

Multicultural Requirement: See page 29. One course intended to fulfill both this requirement and one other general studies category.


GEOSPATIAL SCIENCES303-556-3143



Arts & Humanities: (6 credit minimum) Select courses from two different areas of GT-AH1, GT-AH2, GT-AH3, GT-AH4. See page 2


Natural & Physical Sciences:Two courses with labs in sequence selected from GT-SC1. See page 2One additional course from list below:PHY 111, 211 or CHE 111




Additional Required Courses:MAT 135MAT 122GEO 111CSC 160



ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE303-556-3143

Ecological Restoration, Environmental Chemistry, and Multidisciplinary Concentrations only.



Arts & Humanities: (6 credits) Select from GT-AH1, GT-AH2, GT-AH3, GT-AH4. See page 2


Natural & Physical Sciences: CHE 111CHE 112GEY 111

Social & Behavioral Sciences: GEO 105 or GEO 106POS 111 or POS 105 or SOC 101ECO 202


Global Diversity: See page 29. One course intended to fulfill both this requirement and one other general studies category.

Additional Required Courses: BIO 111, 112ENV 101MAT 135



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HEALTH CARE INFORMATION SYSTEMS303-556-3304

Communication:ENG 121,122

Mathematics:(3 credits) Select from GT-MA1. See page 2Recommended: MAT 135

Arts & Humanities:(9 credits) Select from GT-AH1, GT-AH2, GT-AH3, GT-AH4. See page 2


Natural & Physical Sciences:(7 credits minimum) Select from GT-SC1 or GT-SC2. See page 2Note: To pursue a pre-healthcare minor, please contact an MSU Denver advisor for help in choosing Natural & Physical Science courses. (303) 556-3304

Social & Behavioral Sciences: (6 credits) Two gtPathways Social & Behavioral Science courses from two different areas; one course selected from GT-SS1 or GT-SS2, and a second course selected from GT-SS3. See page 2



Additional Required Courses: CIS 247



HEALTH CARE MANAGEMENT 303-556-3130






Natural & Physical Sciences:(7 credits minimum) Select from GT-SC1 or GT-SC2. See page 2


Note: To pursue a pre-healthcare minor, please contact an MSU Denver advisor for help in choosing Natural & Physical Science courses. (303) 556-3304

Social & Behavioral Sciences:ECO 201 or POS 105ECO 202



Additional Required Courses: ACC 121, MAR 216, MAT 135

Electives: 9-11 creditsStudents must complete some courses towards a minor. Contact an MSU Denver academic advisor at (303) 556-2945 for help selecting courses towards a minor.

Note: MSU Denver agrees to accept a block of 24 credit hours in health occupation coursework from Colorado community colleges in lieu of a minor.

HOSPITALITY, TOURISM & EVENTS303-556-3152


Mathematics:MAT 135




Natural & Physical Sciences:HWE 100 One additional course from GT-SC1. See page 2

Social & Behavioral SciencesECO 201 One additional course from GT-SS3. See page 2

Speech/Oral Communication:COM 115 or COM 125


Additional Required Courses:ACC 121HOS 110, 121, 141, 207, 219, 256


Electives & Recommended Courses: No additional electives required.

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HUMAN DEVELOPMENT303-556-3205






Natural & Physical Sciences: (7 credits minimum) Select from GT-SC1 or GT-SC2; one course must be from GT-SC1. See page 2


Social & Behavioral Sciences: (6 credits) Two gtPathways Social & Behavioral Science courses from two different areas; one course selected from GT-SS1 or GT-SS2, and a second course selected from GT-SS3. See page 2 Cannot select courses with PSY prefix.



Additional Required Courses: PSY 101, 102, 235HWE 100

Electives & Recommended Courses: 4-11 elective credits(See next column for additional information)

HUMAN DEVELOPMENT CONT.

Note: While the Human Development major does not require specific general studies courses, if you are planning to seek educational licensure you should follow the specific articulation agreement for the education licensure you are seeking. See page 22.

Note: The Human Development major encourages students to complete the following courses at MSU Denver to receive upper division credit (UD). If these courses are completed at a Colorado community college, where a lower division version is offered, they will not transfer in with upper division credit.

MSU Denver CCC CoursePSY 3250 PSY 238Child Psych Child Development

PSY 3240 ECE 111 Infancy Infant/Toddler Theory & Practice

PSY 3400 ECE 260Psychology of Exceptional Childthe Exceptional Child

HUMAN NUTRITION – DIETETICS 303-352-7008



Arts & Humanities: (6 credits) Select courses from two different areas of GT-AH1, GT-AH2, GT-AH3, GT-AH4. See page 2


Natural & Physical Sciences: BIO 111 BIO 201 and 202

Social & Behavioral Sciences:PSY 101One additional course selected from GT-SS1 or GT-SS2. See page 2



Additional Required Courses:Choose one of: CHE 101 or CHE 111 or CHE 112 andCHE 208HWE 100MAT 135

Electives & Recommended Courses: 3-4 elective creditsRecommended:HPR 178

HUMAN PERFORMANCE & SPORT 303-556-3145 Adult Fitness/Exercise Science


Mathematics:(3-5 credits) Select from GT-MA1. MAT 121,122,166,201 or higher. See page 2

Arts & Humanities: (6 credit minimum) Select from two different areas of GT-AH1, GT-AH2, GT-AH3, GT-AH4. See page 2


Natural & Physical Sciences:BIO 111, 201, 202

Social & Behavioral Sciences:PSY 101One additional course from GT-SS1 or GT-SS2. See page 2



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Additional Required Courses:HWE 100, 136


Electives & Recommended Courses: 2-11 elective creditsRecommended:HPE 231EMS 115

INTEGRATIVE HEALTH CARE 303-556-3130


Mathematics:(3-5 credits) Select from GT-MA1. See page 2 Recommended: MAT 135



Natural & Physical Sciences:BIO 111, 201, 202




Additional Required Courses:HPR 178; MAT 135


Electives & Recommended Courses: 0-11 elective creditsRecommended: HWE 100


JOURNALISM 303-556-3485

Convergent Journalism Concentration Magazine ConcentrationPublic Relations Concentration



Arts & Humanities:(6 credit minimum) Select from two different areas of GT-AH1, GT-AH2, GT-AH3, GT-AH4. See page 2



Natural & Physical Sciences:(7 credits minimum) Select from GT-SC1 or GT-SC2. One course must be a GT-SC1 course. See page 2


Social & Behavioral Sciences:(6 credits) Two gtPathways Social & Behavioral Science courses from two different areas; one course selected from GT-SS1 or GT-SS2, and a second course selected from GT-SS3. See page 2 Cannot be a course with JOU prefix.



Additional Required Courses:JOU 105, 106, 206, 221

Electives & Recommended Courses: 5-11 elective creditsRecommended:JOU 102

LINGUISTICS 303-556-3211



Arts & Humanities:(6 credit minimum) Select from two different areas of GT-AH1, GT-AH2, GT-AH3, GT-AH4. See page 2



Natural & Physical Sciences:(7 credits minimum) Select from GT-SC1 or GT-SC2; one of which must be from GT-SC1. See page 2

*To complete an AS, a 12 credit minimum is required




Additional Required Courses: Linguistics majors are required to take at least 6 credits of a single foreign language at/above the 200-level (211, 212 and higher). The language courses must contain grammar.



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METEOROLOGY 303-556-3143


Mathematics: MAT 201 (prerequisites may be required.)

Arts & Humanities: (6 credit minimum) Select courses from two different areas of GT-AH1, GT-AH2, GT-AH3, GT-AH4. See page 2


Natural & Physical Sciences: PHY 211PHY 212CHE 111

Social & Behavioral Science:(6 credits) Two gtPathways Social & Behavioral Science courses from two different areas; one course selected from GT-SS1 or GT-SS2, and a second course selected from GT-SS3. See page 2

Speech/Oral Communication: COM 115 or 125


Additional Required Courses: CSC 160MAT 202, 203

Electives & Recommended Courses: 3 elective creditsRecommended:MET 150

**Taking this course will give a student a total of 61 credits. All 61 will transfer to MSU Denver, and a student will be able to finish a bachelor’s degree in Meteorology within an additional 59 credits.

RECREATION PROFESSIONS 303-556-3130






Natural & Physical Sciences:(7 credit minimum) Select from GT-SC1 or GT-SC2. See page 2


Note: Therapeutic Recreation students should include BIO 111.

Social & Behavioral Sciences:PSY 101One additional course from GT-SS1 or GT-SS2. See page 2



Additional Required Courses:REC 100, 220PSY 102, 235


Electives & Recommended Courses: 0-12 elective creditsRecommended:MAN 226MAR 216

SOCIAL WORK 303-556-3474


Mathematics:MAT 135

Arts & Humanities:(6 credit minimum) Select courses from two different areas of GT-AH1, GT-AH2, GT-AH3, GT-AH4. See page 2



Natural & Physical Sciences: BIO 105One additional course from Natural & Physical Sciences SC1 category page 2

*To complete an AS, two additional courses in a sequence are needed instead of one.

Social & Behavioral Sciences:POS 111PSY 101



Additional Required Courses:PSY 102; SOC 101

Electives & Recommended Courses: 4-12 elective creditsRecommended:SWK 100

Note: The Social Work major requires an additional application process to the general University application for undergraduate admission. Please contact the Department of Social Work at (303) 556-3474 for further advising.

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SPEECH COMMUNICATION303-556-3033 For Organizational Communication see pg. 14




*To complete an AA, 9 credits are required


Natural & Physical Sciences:(7 credit minimum) Select from GT-SC1 or GT-SC2. See page 2



Speech/Oral Communication:COM 115


Electives & Recommended Courses: 14-23 elective creditsRecommended:COM 125, 217


SPEECH, LANGUAGE, & HEARING SCIENCES303-556-3033


Mathematics:MAT 121

Arts & Humanities:(6 credit minimum) Select courses from two different areas GT-AH1, GT-AH2, GT-AH3, GT-AH4. See page 2



Natural & Physical Sciences:BIO 111 One additional course from Natural & Physical Sciences SC-1 or SC-2 categories see page 2

*To complete an AS, two additional courses in a sequence are needed instead of one.

Social & Behavioral Sciences:(6 credits) Two gtPathways Social & Behavioral Science courses from two different areas; one course selected from GT-SS1 or GT-SS2, and a second course selected from GT-SS3. See page 2 Note: Childhood Communication Concentration students should choose PSY 101 and one additional Social 7 Behavioral Science course from GT-SS1 or GT-SS2.

Speech/Oral Communication:COM 115


Additional Required Courses:BIO 201CMD 160, 265, 266

Electives & Recommended Courses: 3-10 elective creditsRecommended:ASL 121, ASL 122PSY 258, PSY 102

TECHNICAL COMMUNICATION303-556-2518

Interactive Media Production, Social Media, Technical Writing and Editing,Video Production Concentration






Natural & Physical Sciences:(7 credit minimum) Select from GT-SC1 or GT-SC2; one course must be from GT-SC1. See page 2


Social & Behavioral Sciences I:JOU 105 One additional course from GT-SS3. See page 2



Additional Required Courses:ENG 131 (Tech Writing & Social Media Conc. only)MGD 104, 164 (Video Conc. only)

Electives & Recommended Courses: 9-21 elective creditsVisit msudenver.edu/transferguides for recommended courses based on your concentration.

Note: Contact an MSU Denver academic advisor for help selecting courses towards a minor. (303) 556-3304

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III. MSU Denver Individualized Degree Program

The Individualized Degree Program (IDP) offers students the opportunity to propose a major or minor specifically designed to meet their educational goals when those goals cannot be met by formal curricula described in the University catalog. Students interested in this option are invited to contact the Center for Individualized Learning at 303-556-8342 or visit msudenver.edu/idp.

IV. Credit for Prior Learning

What is Prior Learning? Prior learning is the term educators use to describe learning that a person acquires outside of a traditional academic environment. Students may have acquired learning through work experience, employer training programs, military training, independent study, non-credit courses and volunteer and community service.

The Center for Individualized Learning organizes the process in which students’ prior learning can be assessed for possible college credit. To learn more about this assessment process and opportunities you may have to earn credit for prior learning, please contact Danielle Forrest, Prior Learning Specialist at 303-556-8342 or visit msudenver.edu/cpl.

WOMEN’S STUDIES303-556-8441






Natural & Physical Sciences:(7 credit minimum) Select from GT-SC1 or GT-SC2; one of which must be a GT-SC1 course. See page 2





Additional Required Courses:WST 200HIS 205

Elective & Recommended Courses: 11-17 elective credits


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V. Statewide Articulation Agreements and Other Transfer Agreements

Transfer plans included in this section are agreed to by multiple four-year and two-year institutions in Colorado. These guides also follow the requirements for Degrees with Designation options at Colorado community colleges.

60 credit + 60 credit guarantee:These transfer plans guarantee that you can complete an associate’s degree within 60 credits, and transfer to MSU Denver to complete a bachelor’s degree in an additional 60 credits. To be granted this guarantee, students must successfully complete all of the courses required in their respective transfer plan.

Online Statewide Transfer GuidesTo view the statewide transfer articulation agreements online, please go to the following website: http://highered.colorado.gov/Academics/Transfers/Students.html.


AnthropologyArt (Studio) (B.A.)Art History Biology (B.S.)Business Accounting Computer Information Systems Finance Management MarketingChemistry B.S.Communication

(Organizational Concentration)Criminal JusticeEconomicsEnglishEngineering Civil Engineering Technology Electrical Engineering Technology Mechanical Engineering Technology French History MathematicsMusic (B.A.)PhilosophyPhysicsPolitical Science Psychology (B.A.)Sociology SpanishTheatre (B.A.)



Historical: HI1


Natural & Physical Sciences: SC1At least one course must have a laboratory



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ANTHROPOLOGY 303-556-3167

Communication:ENG 121, 122 orENG 122 and a gtPathways approved CO3 course

Mathematics: (3 credits) see front gtPathways courses page2, preferred MAT 135

Arts & Humanities: (6 credits) see front gtPathways courses page 2

History:(3 credits) see front gtPathways course page 2

Social & Behavioral Sciences: (6 credits) see front gtPathways course page 2

Natural & Physical Sciences: (8 credits) SC-1 category see front gtPathways course page 2

Additional Required Courses:COM 115 or 125 or 220ANT 101, 107, 111

One gtPathways ANT course from GT-SS3. See page 2

One gtPathways Arts & Humanities course. See page 2

One gtPathways Social & Behavioral Sciences course (must be GT-SS2 or GT-SS3). See page 2

Electives: 5 credits

* Additional ANT courses beyond the 4 courses (12 credit hours) identified above may not count toward the Anthropology major at the receiving 4-year institution.

ART, STUDIO (Bachelor of Arts)303-556-3090


Mathematics:(3 credits) see front gtPathways course page 2



Natural & Physical Sicences:(7 credits) SC-1 category see front gtPathways course page 2

Additional Required Courses:ART 111, 112, 121, 131, 132ART 221 or 128Any 3 credit studio art course.


ART HISTORY303-556-3090



Arts & Humanities: (6 credits) see front gtPathways courses page 2Except courses listed in the Additional Required Courses Below.


Natural & Physical Sicences:(7-8 credits) SC-1 category see front gtPathways course page 2

Additional Required Courses:ART 111, 112, 121, 131, 132, 207

Electives: 9-11 credits

BIOLOGY (Bachelor of Science)303-556-3213


Mathematics:MAT 201




Natural & Physical Sciences:BIO 111CHEM 111

Additional Required Courses:BIO 112, CHEM 112, PHY 111, PHY 112


BUSINESS Accounting: 303-556-3181Computer Information Systems: 303-556-3122Finance: 303-556-3776Management: 303-556-3247Marketing: 303-556-3182


Mathematics:MAT 121 or 123MAT 125

Arts and Humanities: (6 credits) see front gtPathways course page 2

Historical:(3 credits) see front gtPathways course page 2

Social and Behavioral Sciences:ECO 201, 202

Natural and Physical Sciences:(8 credits) see front gtPathways course page 2

Additional Required Courses:ACC 121, 122BUS 115, 216, 217, 226*COM 115

*Please note that BUS 226 Business Statistics will transfer to MSU Denver as CIS 8226

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CHEMISTRY (Bachelor of Science)303-556-2610


Mathematics:MAT 201




Natural & Physical Sciences:CHE 111, 112

Additional Required Courses:MAT 202, 203PHY 211, 212CHE 211, 212

Electives: 1 credit

COMMUNICATION303-556-3033(Organizational Communication)





Social & Behavioral Sciences:COM 220 One gtPathways SS1, SS2 or SS3 course. See front gtPathways course page 2

Natural & Physical Sciences: (7-8 credits) SC-1 category see front gtPathways course page 2

Additional Required Courses:COM 115, 125, 217Choose two gtPathways courses (6 credits) from either History (GT-H1) or Social & Behavioral Sciences (GT-SS1, SS2, or SS3)Choose one 3 credit course with a COM prefix.


CRIMINAL JUSTICE303-556-2980


Mathematics:(3 credits) see front gtPathways course page 2 preferred MAT 135

Arts & Humanities:(6 credits) see front gtPathways course page2


Social & Behavioral Sciences: SOC 101 One other gtPathways SS3 course page 2

Natural & Physical Sciences: (8 credits) see front gtPathways course page 2

Additional Required Courses:COM 115 or 125CRJ 110, 125, 145

Two of the following courses: CRJ 127, 135, 205, 209, 230, 231, 235, 236, 257, 268

Three courses from the following: ANT 201, CNG 258, COM 217, 225, POS 111, 125, PSY 207, 217, 226, 249SOC 231

ECONOMICS 303-556-3217


Mathematics:MAT 201

Arts & Humanities:(9 credits) see front gtPathways course page 2


Social & Behavioral Sciences:ECO 201, 202

Natural & Physical Sciences:(8 credits) see front gtPathways course page 2

Additional Required Courses:MAT 135


ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY303-556-2503

Civil Engineering TechnologyElectrical Engineering TechnologyMechanical Engineering Technology

English Composition I: ENG 121, 122

Oral Communication: COM 115

Arts & Humanities: (6 credits) Any two 200-Level courses. Select from GT-AH1, GT-AH2, GT-AH3, GT-AH4. LIT courses will not be accepted. See page 2see front gtPathways course page 2

Social Sciences: ECO 201

History: (3 credits) Any 200-Level course from GT-HI1. See page 2

Natural & Physical Science: PHY 211CHE 111

Math:MAT 201, 202

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Additional Required Courses by Major:

Civil Engineering TechMAT 203 or 204PHY 212

Electrical Engineering TechNo additional courses required

Mechanical Engineering TechPHI 112PHY 212Any Social Science course selected from SS3. See page 2

ENGLISH303-556-6165


Mathematics:MAT 120 or higher

Arts & Humanities: (9 credits) see front gtPathways courses page 2 LIT courses will not be accepted.


Social & Behavioral Sciences:(6 credits) see front gtPathways course page 2

Natural & Physical Sciences:(7 credits) SC-1 category see front gtPathways course page 2

Additional Required Courses:COM 115 or 125 or 225Five gtPathways Arts & Humanities courses with LIT prefix (GT-AH2)


FRENCH303-556-2908


Mathematics: (3 credits) see front gtPathways course page 2 (may not be MAT 155 or 156)

Arts & Humanities:FRE 211, 212One gtPathways Arts & Humanities course see front gtPathways page 2

History: (3 credits) see front gtPathways course page 2



Additional Required Courses:FRE 111, 112 Note: FRE 111 and 112 may be waived based on proficiency level.

Electives: 19 creditsOral Communication: As a part of the 19 elective credit requirement, it is recommended to take either COM 115 or 125 if there is room in a student’s 60 credit Associate’s.

HISTORY 303-556-3113


Mathematics:(3 credits) see front gtPathways course page 2(may not be MAT 155 or 156)


History:HIS 101 or 111



Additional Required Courses:COM 115 or 125HIS 102 or 112HIS 121 & 122One additional GT History course see front gtPathways page2


MATHEMATICS 303-556-3208


Mathematics: MAT 201

Arts & Humanities: (9 credits) see front gtPathways course page 2



Natural & Physical Sciences: PHY 211, 212

Additional Required Courses:COM 115 or 125CSC 160 MAT 202MAT 203 or 204


MUSIC303-556-3180


Mathematics: (3 credits) see front gtPathways course page 2

Arts & Humanities:MUS 121, 122


Natural & Physical Sciences: (7 credits) one course must be SC-1 see front gtPathways course page 2

Additional Required Courses:MUS 110, 111, 210, 211, 112, 113, 212, 213

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PHILOSOPHY303-556-3097

Communication: ENG 121, 122 orENG 122 and a gtPathways approved CO3 course

Mathematics: (3 credits) see front gtPathways course page 2

Arts & Humanities: (9 credits) see front gtPathways course page 2



Natural & Physical Sciences: (7 credits) one course must be SC-1 see front gtPathways course page 2

Additional Required Courses:PHI 111, 112, 113 Choose two of the following:214, 218, 220


PHYSICS 303-556-2454


Mathematics:MAT 201




Natural & Physical Sciences:PHY 211, 212

Additional Required Courses:PHY 213, MAT 202, CHE 111MAT 203 or 204MAT 265 or 261 or 266CSC 160 or CHE 112

POLITICAL SCIENCE303-556-3220


Mathematics: (3 credits) see front gtPathways course page 2 (may not be MAT 155 or 156)



Social & Behavioral Sciences: ECO 201, 202


Additional Required Courses: POS 105, 111, 205, 225


PSYCHOLOGY (Bachelor of Arts)303-556-3205


Mathematics: (3 credits) see front gtPathways course page2 Preferred MAT 135

Arts & Humanities: (9 credits) see front gtPathways course page 2(No more than 2 courses from any one category.)



Natural & Physical Sciences: (7-8 credits) one course must be SC-1 see front gtPathways course page 2(One selection must be a Biology course with a lab: SC1)

Additional Required Courses:COM 115 or 125PSY 101, 1023 additional gtPathways psychology courses (GT-SS3) (9 credits), page 2


SOCIOLOGY 303-556-3167


Mathematics:(3 credits) see front gtPathways course page2 preferred MAT 135




Natural & Physical Sciences: (8 credits) both courses must be SC-1 see front gtPathways course page 2

Additional Required Courses: COM 115 or 125SOC 101, 102

Three additional gtPathways courses with a SOC prefix from GT-SS3 gtPathways page?


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SPANISH303-556-2908

CommunicationENG 121, 122 or ENG 122 and a gtPathways approved CO3 course.

Mathematics: MAT 121 or MAT 135

Arts & Humanities:SPA 211, 212

History:HIS 244


Natural & Physical Sciences:(7 credits) see front gtPathways (one must have the required lab – SC1) course page 2

Additional Required Courses:COM 115 (recommended) or 125SPA 111, 112

*Those students who have a proficiency level above SPA 211 or 212 should contact an MSU Denver academic advisor at (303) 556-2945.

Electives: 13 credits – suggested: 200 level Spanish courses; courses with context related to the Spanish-speaking world without a SPA prefix.

THEATRE (Bachelor of Arts)303-556-2152



Arts & Humanities: THE 105, 211



Natural & Physical Sicences:(7 credits) SC-1 category see front gtPathways course page 2

Additional Required Courses:ART 111, 112, 121, 131, 132ART 221 or 128Any 3 credit studio art course


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VI. MSU DENVER ADVISING GUIDES (Transfer before completing an associate’s degree)

Each transfer guide in this section provides a list of courses that can be completed at a Colorado community college, but is not intended to lead a student to an associate’s degree. It is suggested that students complete the courses listed in each guide and then transfer to MSU Denver.


Find Transfer Guides online: msudenver.edu/transferguides.

Athletic TrainingAviation & Aerospace ManagementAviation & Aerospace ScienceHuman Performance & Sport – Sport ManagementHuman ServicesIndustrial Design



Historical: HI1


Natural & Physical Sciences: SC1At least one course must have a laboratory



ATHLETIC TRAINING 303-556-3145

To prepare students to graduate with a bachelor’s degree in four years, students should take the following courses over one semester at a community college only. It is best to start this transfer plan in the fall semester.

Complete the following General Education Courses:ENG 121 MAT 135

PSY 101 BIO 111

Complete the following major requirement if available:EMS 115

If EMS 115 is not available, please complete one of the following options:

Option 1)One gtPathways Arts & Humanities course: Select from GT-AH1, GT-AH2, GT-AH3, GT-AH4. See page 2

Option 2)One gtPathways History course:Select from GT-HI1. See page 2

Option 3)One gtPathways Natural & Physical Sciences course: HWE 100

Option 4)One gtPathways Social & Behavioral Science course:Selected from GT-SS1 or GT-SS2

AVIATION AND AEROSPACE MANAGEMENT 303-556-2982

To prepare students to graduate with a bachelor’s degree in four years, students should complete the following courses at a community college over two semesters only.


Mathematics: MAT 121 or 123

Arts & Humanities: (3 credits) One gtPathways Arts & Humanities course selected from GT-AH1, GT-AH2, GT-AH3, GT-AH4. See page 2

Historical: (3 semester hours) see front gtPathways course page 2

Natural & Physical Sciences: PHY 111orChoose two of the following: GEY 111, GEO 111, ENV 101, AST 101, CHE 101





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AVIATION AND AEORSPACE SCIENCE 303-556-2982



Mathematics: MAT 121 or 123

Arts & Humanities: (6 credits) PHI 112One additional gtPathways Arts & Humanities course selected from GT-AH1, GT-AH2, GT-AH3, GT-AH4. See page 2

Historical: (3 semester hours) see front gtPathways course page 2

Natural & Physical Sciences: PHY 111





Attention Colorado Northwestern Community College and Aims Community College Students: If you are a student at Colorado Northwestern Community College or Aims Community College and want to pursue the Professional Flight Officer concentration, please contact the MSU Denver Transfer Services Office for guidance: (303) 556-3774.

HUMAN PERFORMANCE & SPORT | 303-556-3145

Sport Management


Communication:ENG 121, 122 or ENG 122 and a gtPathways approved CO3 course




Natural & Physical Sciences:(7-10 credits) Select from GT-SC1. See page 2





HUMAN SERIVCES 303-556-2951To prepare students to graduate with a bachelor’s degree in four years, students should complete the following courses at a community college over two semesters only.





Natural & Physical Sciences: (7-10 credits) Select from GT-SC1. See page 2




Attention Community College of Denver Students: If you are currently attending or plan to attend Community College of Denver, please seek advising from academic advisors at both CCD and the MSU Denver Human Services Department to choose courses to complete while at the community college.

INDUSTRIAL DESIGN 303-556-2916To prepare students to graduate with a bachelor’s degree in four years, students should complete the following courses at a community college over two semesters.

Semester 1:ENG 121ART 110COM 115ART 121One gtPathways Social Science course from GT-SS1 or GT-SS2. See page 2

Semester 2:ENG 122MAT 135ART 112HIS 208 or 250PHY 105

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VII. MSU DENVER NURSING 303-556-4391

BACCALAUREATE REGISTERED NURSE COMPLETION OPTION (BRNCO)

Admissions Requirements:

• Graduate of an associate’s degree or diploma nursing program.

• Current unencumbered Colorado license to practice as a registered nurse (RN), unless a Dual Enrollment student.

• Students are required to successfully complete statistics prior to beginning the nursing program. (Note: Math 1210 meets both the statistics and the quantitative literature requirement).

• All applicants must have 6 credits of written communication, 3 credits oral communication and the 3 credits of quantitative literacy general studies requirements completed prior to beginning the nursing program. (Please refer to the University catalog for courses that meet these requirements).

• Applicants applying for the full-time option must have no more than 6 credits of non-nursing courses required to complete the BSN degree remaining at the start of the nursing program. Applicants who will have more than 6 credits of non-nursing courses to complete at the start of the nursing program must apply as part-time students. Non-nursing courses include courses outside of the BRNCO curriculum such as general studies, electives, statistics, and a multicultural course required to complete a bachelor’s degree.

Before enrolling in the BRNCO program some of your degree requirements may be completed at another 2- or 4-year institution. Please contact your MSU Denver representative for more information.

ACCELERATED NURSING OPTION (ANO)

The ANO program requires students to have a baccalaureate degree in any non-nursing field and provides coursework to complete a Bachelor’s of Science in Nursing in 17 months. Graduates are eligible to apply to take the RN licensure examination. See the nursing website for more information: www.msudenver.edu/nursing.

Admissions Requirements:

To be eligible to apply to the Accelerated Nursing Option applicants must:

• have completed a non-nursing baccalaureate degree in any field

• have completed or have in-progress all pre-requisites courses:

*Anatomy and Physiology I with lab

*Anatomy and Physiology II with lab

*General Microbiology with lab

Introductory Statistics Course

Human Growth and Development

Human Nutrition

Clinical Pathophysiology

* Note: online labs are not accepted

* Note: highly recommended pre-requisites completed in the past 5-7 years

* Note: a multicultural course is required to graduate from MSU Denver, but is not a pre-requisite to be admitted

• have a minimum GPA of 2.5 in all pre-requisite courses in order to apply; and

• have completed the HESI Nursing Admission Assessment Exam (HESI A2) within one year of the application deadline. Applicants are allowed to take the exam a maximum of two times in the twelve months prior to the application deadline

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TRADITIONAL NURSING OPTION (TNO)

The TNO program is completed in four semesters over a two year period. Graduates are eligible to apply to take the RN licensure examination. See the nursing website for more information: www.msudenver.edu/nursing.

To be eligible to apply to the Traditional Nursing Option applicants must:

• have completed or have in-progress all pre-requisites courses:

*Anatomy and Physiology I with lab

*Anatomy and Physiology II with lab

*General Microbiology with lab

Introductory Statistics Course

Human Growth and Development

Human Nutrition

Clinical Pathophysiology

* Note: online labs are not accepted

* Note: highly recommended pre-requisites completed in the past 5-7 years

* Note: a multicultural course is required to graduate from MSU Denver, but is not a prerequisite to be admitted

• have a minimum GPA of 2.5 in all pre-requisite courses in order to apply; and

• have completed the HESI Nursing Admission Assessment Exam (HESI A2) within one year of the application deadline Applicants are allowed to take the exam a maximum of two times in the twelve months prior to the application deadline

• have no more than 6 credits of general studies courses remaining to be completed. The remaining credits must be in the following general studies categories: Social and Behavioral Sciences I, Arts and Humanities, and Historical to begin the TNO in the spring

DUAL ENROLLMENT PATHWAY

The MSU Denver Dual Enrollment pathway allows students to complete some credits towards an MSU Denver BSN while they are completing required pre-requisites and ADN nursing courses at a Community College. Dual Enrollment students may apply to the BRNCO program and begin MSU Denver Nursing courses after completing 2 semesters of ADN coursework, as well as the written communication, oral communication, and statistics requirements. Students are able to complete the first four courses in the BRNCO course sequence (NUR 3100, NUR 3800, NUR 3150, NUR 3700). Progression to the remainder of the course sequence is dependent on ADN completion and RN licensure.

VIII. MSU DENVER TEACHER EDUCATION LICENSURE PROGRAM

If you are interested in the teacher licensure program at MSU Denver, your first step in learning more about the program is to request more information through the MSU Denver Teacher Education website at msudenver.edu/education. For more information, contact the School of Education Student Services Office at 303-556-3691.

EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION

There is a statewide early childhood education articulation agreement between Colorado community colleges and all public four-year colleges and universities. This agreement specifies the general education and specific major courses that must be completed at your community college and apply to your degree at MSU Denver.

Please Note: Students following this articulation agreement must successfully complete ALL courses included in the agreement and earn their Associate of Arts degree in order for the agreement to be honored. Students choosing to complete this program can major in Early Childhood Educaiton.

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EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION MAJOR303-556-6228

English:ENG 121, 122

Math: (choose two courses)MAT 155, 156 (recommended)or MAT 120 or MAT 121& MAT 135

Humanities: (choose two courses: It is recommended to choose one from MSU & ART and one from LIT) MUS 120ART 110LIT 115, 255

Science:SCI 155, 156

Social Sciences:GEO 105HIS 121POS 111

Early Childhood Education courses:ECE 101, 102, 205, 238, 241, Select one of the following:ECE 188, 209, 236

Speech:COM 115

Electives (6 credits): ECE 111; SOC 101

For more information on the additional approved majors outside the early childhood education articulation agreement please contact the MSU Denver Transfer Services Office for guidance: (303) 556-3774.

ELEMENTARY EDUCATION

There is a statewide elementary education articulation agreement between Colorado community colleges and all public four-year colleges and universities. This agreement specifies the general education and specific major courses that may be completed at your community college and apply to your degree at MSU Denver. Students choosing to complete this program must major in Elementary Education.

ELEMENTARY EDUCATION MAJOR303-556-6228

English:ENG 121, 122

Speech:COM 115

Math:MAT 155, 156

Humanities:(3 credits; choose one course) LIT 115, or 201, or 202, or 211, or 221

Science:SCI 155, 156

Social and Behavioral Sciences:GEO 105 HIS 121POS 111

Elementary Education courses:EDU 221, PSY 238

Electives (19 credit hours):EDU 233 or EDU 234; EDU 261; ECE 260; LIT 255; PSY 235; ART 110 or MUS 120; HWE 103 or any additional 1-credit course.

Human Development Major with Elementary Education LicensureComplete the elementary education general education courses listed above as well as the final 19 credits listed below:NUT 100 or HWE 100; ECE 260; LIT 255; SOC 101; PSY 235; ART 110 or MUS 120; HWE 103 or any 1-credit course.

SECONDARY EDUCATION 303-556-6228

The degree programs for Secondary Education are highly specialized. Therefore, we recommend you take the courses listed below for each program. These courses may not lead to an associate’s degree.

SCIENCE LICENSURE

This program includes majors in one area of science: Biology, Chemistry or Environmental Science and require courses in other areas of science.

General education requirements for all Science Licensure programs:

Written Communication:ENG 121, 122


Quantitative Literacy:see major below for math requirement

Historical:(3 credits) see page 2

Arts and Humanities:(6 credits) see page 2

Social and Behavioral Sciences I:(3 credits) Must take MSU Denver secondary education classes

Social and Behavioral Sciences II: (3 credits) Must take MSU Denver secondary education classes

Natural and Physical Sciences: PHY 111, 112

Global Diversity: (3 credits) see page 2 Intended to fulfill both this requirement and one other general studies category.

Biology Major (BA) with Secondary Education LicensureBIO 111, 112, 204CHE 101, GEY 121, GEO 111MAT 166MAT 135 or MAT 155

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Chemistry Major (BA) with Secondary Education LicensureBIO 111, 112CHE 111, 112, 211, 212 ENV 101, GEO 111, GEY 121MAT 201

Environmental Science Major with Secondary Education LicensureBIO 111, 112, CHE 101, ENV 101, GEY 111, GEY 121, MAT 135, MAT 166

SOCIAL STUDIES LICENSURE

This program includes majors in the following areas of social studies: Africana Studies, Chicano Studies, Economics, History, or Political Science.

General education requirements for all Social Studies Licensure programs:



Quantitative Literacy:MAT 155MAT 123 (required for Economics majors only)

Historical:(3 semester hours) see major below for Historical requirement.


Natural and Physical Sciences:(6 credits) see page 2

Social and Behavioral Sciences I:(3 credits) - Must take MSU Denver secondary education classes

Social and Behavioral Sciences II: (3 credits) - Must take MSU Denver secondary education classes

Global Diversity: Met by HIS 101 or 112

Africana Studies Major with Secondary Education LicensureECO 201, 202HIS 101 or 111; 112, 121, 122 POS 105, 111

Chicano Studies Major with Secondary Education Licensure ANT 101ECO 201, 202HIS 101 or 111; 112, 121, 122 POS 105, 111

Economics Major with Secondary Education LicensureANT 101 ECO 201, 202HIS 101 or 111; 112, 121, 122POS 105, 111, 205

History Major with Secondary Education LicensureANT 101ECO 201, 202HIS 101; 112, 121, 122POS 105, 111, 205GEO 105

Political Science Major with Secondary Education LicensureANT 101ECO 201, 202HIS 101 or 111; 112, 121, 122POS 105, 111, 205

ENGLISH & MATHEMATICS LICENSURE

This program includes majors in English Licensure and Mathematics Licensure

General education requirements for English, Mathematics



Quantitative Literacy: MAT 155 (required for English majors)*Math majors must meet pre-reqs for Calculus I


Arts and Humanities:(6 credits) see page 2*English majors may not use English or Literature classes.

Natural and Physical Sciences:(6 credits) see page 2

Social and Behavioral Sciences I:(3 credits) see page 2

Social and Behavioral Sciences II: (3 credits) see page 2


English Major courses with Secondary Education LicensureLIT 211 or 212

Mathematics Major courses with Secondary Education LicensureCSC 150 or 160MAT 201, 202, 203

K-12 EDUCATION303-556-6228

The degree programs for K-12 Education are highly specialized. Therefore, we recommend you take the courses listed below for each program. These courses may not lead to an associate’s degree.

Approved Majors:Art EducationHuman Performance and Sport (PE)Modern LanguagesMusic Education

General education requirements for all four programs:

Written Communication: ENG 121,122

Oral Communication:C0M 115

Quantitative Literacy: MAT 155


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Arts and Humanities:(6 credits) see page 2*Art majors may not use Art History classes*Music majors may not use Music classes*Modern Language majors may not use Modern Language courses

Natural and Physical Sciences:(6 credits) see page 2BIO 111, 201, 202 (required for Human Performance and Sport)

Social and Behavioral Sciences I:(3 credits) Must take MSU Denver secondary education classes

Social and Behavioral Sciences II: (3 credits) Must take MSU Denver secondary education classes


Art Education Major with K-12 LicensureART 111, 112, 121, 129, 131, 132, 138

Human Performance and Sport Major K-12 Physical Education LicensureEMS 115

Modern Languages with K-12 Licensure Spanish, French or German Concentrations

The following courses represent prerequisites for the majors in the modern languages program.

French Concentration:FRE 211, 212

German Concentration:GER 211, 212, 235

Spanish Concentration:SPA 211, 212, 235

Music Education Major with K-12 LicensureMusic major courses to be taken at MSU Denver.

SPECIAL EDUCATION MAJOR 303-556-6228

The special education program includes a special education major with an early childhood, elementary, linguistically diverse or secondary concentration. The degree programs for Special Education are highly specialized; therefore, we recommend you take the courses listed below for each program. These courses may not lead to an associate’s degree.

For further information contact your MSU Denver representative.

Early Childhood, Elementary or Linguistically Diverse Education Concentrations


Oral Communication:C0M 115 or 125

Quantitative Literacy:MAT 155, 156

Historical:HIS 121 or 122

Arts and Humanities:LIT 255Additional 3 hours must be taken at MSU Denver.

Natural and Physical Sciences:SCI 155, 156

Social and Behavioral Sciences I:GEO 105

Social and Behavioral Sciences II: Additional 3 credits must be taken at MSU Denver.

Global Diversity: Met by taking GEO 105

Secondary Education Concentration If you are interested in majoring in Special Education with a concentration in Secondary Education, you will need to focus on of one of the following specialties: English, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies.


Oral Communication:COM 115

Quantitative Literacy:MAT 155, 156

Historical:(3 credits) see page 2HIS 121 (required for Social Studies Concentration only)


Natural and Physical Sciences:(6 credits) see page 2BIO 111 (required for Science Concentration only)CHE 101 (required for Science Concentration only)

Social and Behavioral Sciences I:(3 credits) see page2

Social and Behavioral Sciences II: 3 additional credits to be completed at MSU Denver.


English Focus LIT 211

Math Focus MAT 121, 122, 135, 166, 201

Science FocusCHE 109PHY 111, 112

Social Studies FocusANT 101GEO 105 HIS 101, 122, and 111 or 112 POS 111

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IX. MSU Denver General Studies Index

Use the following course index to identify community college courses that will count towards the general studies requirements for your MSU Denver degree. The index lists the most common transferred community college courses in each general studies area and how those courses will transfer to MSU Denver.

gtPATHWAYS GUARANTEED TRANSFER COURSE CODES:

GT – Guaranteed Transfer Course MA – Mathematics MA1 – MathematicsAH – Arts and Humanities AH1 – Arts SC – Natural and Physical Sciences AH2 – Literature & Humanities SC1 – Course with Required Laboratory AH3 – Ways of Thinking SC2 – Lecture Course without AH4 – Foreign Languages Required Laboratory CO – Communications SS – Social & Behavioral Sciences SS1 – Economic & Political SystemsHI – History SS2 – Geography HI1 – History SS3 – Human Behavior, Culture, or Social Frameworks

GLOBAL DIVERSITY AND MULTICULTURAL REQUIREMENTS:

MSU Denver has two additional requirements that are not required by Colorado community colleges. Please see below for further instruction.

MSU Denver Global Diversity Requirement (minimum 3 semester hours):Global Diversity courses are designed to help students exhibit knowledge of one or more regions or countries outside the U.S. and describe the implications of global interdependence.

Please Note: it is the expectation of many of the MSU Denver Transfer Guides that students choose a course that will fulfill Global Diversity as well as one other general studies category to prevent the student from taking too many credits. Use this index to identify courses that will fit this category as well as another general studies area.++courses denoted with two plus signs (++) in our General Studies Index also count for the global diversity requirement

MSU Denver Multicultural Graduation Requirement (minimum 3 semester hours):Multicultural courses are designed to increase students’ awareness and appreciation of cultural diversity in the United States.

Please Note: it is the expectation of many of the MSU Denver Transfer Guides that students choose a course that will fulfill Global Diversity as well as one other general studies category to prevent the student from taking too many credits. Use this index to identify courses that will fit this category as well as another general studies area.**courses denoted with two asterisks (**) in our General Studies Index also count for the global diversity requirement

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COLORADO COMMUNITY COLLEGE COURSE MSU DENVER EQUIVALENT COURSE

WRITTEN COMMUNICATION ENG 121 English Composition I (GT-CO1) ENG 1010 Freshman Comp: The Essay ENG 122 English Composition II (GT-CO2) ENG 1020 Freshman Comp: Analysis, Research, and Documentation

ORAL COMMUNICATION ASL 122 American Sign Language II SLHS 1620 American Sign Language II COM 115 Public Speaking CAS 1010 Public Speaking COM 125 Interpersonal Communication CAS 1710 Interpersonal Communication

QUANTITATIVE LITERACY Students satisfy the Quantitative Literacy course requirement and credit will be granted if they:

1. Pass a course that has been approved for General Studies Quantitative Literacy credit.2. Pass a CLEP or AP test approved by a department for General Studies Quantitative Literacy credit.3. Successfully complete a course for which a Quantitative Literacy course is a pre-requisite.4. Transfer an equivalent course.

MAT 120 Math for Liberal Arts (GT-MA1) MTH 1080 Mathematical Modes of Thought MAT 121 College Algebra (GT-MA1) MTH 1110 College Algebra MAT 122 College Trigonometry (GT-MA1) MTH 1120 College Trigonometry MAT 123 Finite Mathematics (GT-MA1) MTH 1310 Finite Math – Mgt & Social Sci MAT 125 Survey of Calculus (GT-MA1) MTH 1320 Calculus for Social Science MAT 135 Intro to Statistics (GT-MA1) MTH 1210 Intro to Statistics MAT 155 Integrated Mathematics I MTH 1610 Integrated Mathematics MAT 166 Pre-Calculus (GT-MA1) MTH 1400 Pre-Calculus Mathematics MAT 201 Calculus I (GT-MA1) MTH 1410 Calculus I MAT 202 Calculus II (GT-MA1) MTH 2410 Calculus II MAT 203 Calculus III (GT-MA1) MTH 2420 Calculus III

ARTS AND HUMANITIES ART 110 Art Appreciation (GT-AH1) ARTH 1500 Art and Visual Literacy ++ART 111 Art History Ancient to Medieval (GT-AH1) ARTH 1600 World Art I: Art Prior to 1400 ++ART 112 Art History Renaissance to1900 (GT-AH1) ARTH 1700 World Art II: Art 1400 to1900 ART 207 Art History 1900 to Present (GT-AH1) ARTH 8000 Art History 1900 to Present

FRE 211 French Language III (AH4) FRE 8000 French Language III FRE 212 French Language IV (AH4) FRE 8000 French Language IV GER 211 German Language III (AH4) GER 8000 German Language III GER 212 German Language IV (AH4) GER 8000 German Language IV

HUM 121 Humanities: Early Civilizations (GT-AH2) LAS 8000 Humanities: Early Civilization HUM 122 Humanities: Medieval to Modern (GT-AH2) LAS 8000 Humanities: Medieval to Modern HUM 123 Humanities: Modern World (GT-AH2) LAS 8000 Humanities: Modern World

LIT 115 Intro to Literature I (GT-AH2) ENG 1100 Intro to Literature LIT 201 Wrld Literature to 1600 (GT-AH2) ENG 8000 Masterpieces if Literature I LIT 202 Wrld Literature After 1600 (GT-AH2) ENG 8000 Masterpieces of Literature II **LIT 205 Ethnic Literature (GT-AH2) ENG 8000 Ethnic Literature

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LIT 211 Amer Lit to the Civil War (GT-AH2) ENG 8000 Survey of American Lit I LIT 212 Amer Lit After the Civil War (GT-AH2) ENG 8000 Survey of American Lit II LIT 221 British Lit to 1770 (GT-AH2) ENG 8000 Survey of British Lit I LIT 222 British Lit Since 1770 (GT-AH2) ENG 8000 British Literature II LIT 225 Intro to Shakespeare (GT-AH2) ENG 8000 ntro to Shakespeare LIT 246 Literature of Women (GT-AH2) ENG 8000 Literature of Women **LIT 259 Survey-African American Lit (GT-AH2) ENG 8000 Survey-African American Lit MUS 120 Music Appreciation (GT-AH1) MUS 1000 Intro to Music MUS 121 Music History Medvl to Classical (GT-AH1) MUS 8000 Music History I MUS 122 Music History Romantic to Prsnt (GT-AH1) MUS 8000 Music History II ++MUS 123 Survey of World Music (GT-AH1) MUS 8305 Music of the World **MUS 125 History of Jazz (GT-AH1) MUS 8302 Jazz Styles – America’s Music

PHI 111 Intro to Philosophy (GT-AH3) PHI 1010 Intro to Philosophy PHI 112 Ethics (GT-AH3) PHI 1030 Ethics PHI 113 Logic (GT-AH3) PHI 8000 Language, Logic & Persuasion PHI 114 Comparative Religions (GT-AH3) PHI 8000 Comparative Religions PHI 115 World Religions – West (GT-AH3) PHI 1050 Intro to Western Religions PHI 116 World Religions – East (GT-AH3) PHI 1040 Intro to Eastern Religions PHI 214 Philosophy of Religion (GT-AH3) PHI 8000 Philosophy of Religion

SPA 211 Spanish Language III (AH4) SPA 8000 Spanish Language III SPA 212 Spanish Language IV (AH4) SPA 8000 Spanish Language IV

THE 105 Theatre Appreciation (GT-AH1) THE 2210 Intro to Theatre THE 108 Theatre Script Analysis (GT-AH1) THE 8000 Theatre Script Analysis THE 211 Development of Thtr Grk-Renss (GT-AH1) THE 8000 Development of Theatre I THE 212 Development of Thtr Restr-Mod (GT-AH1) THE 8000 Development of Theatre II THE 215 Playwriting (GT-AH1) THE 8000 Playwriting

HISTORICAL ++HIS 101 Western Civ: Antiquity - 1650 (GT-HI1) HIS 1010 Western Civilization to 1603 ++HIS 102 Western Civ: 1650 – present (GT-HI1) HIS 1045 Europe: Renaissance to Present ++HIS 111 World: Antiquity – 1500 (GT-HI1) HIS 1030 World History to 1500 ++HIS 112 World: 1500 – present (GT-HI1) HIS 1040 World History 1500 - present HIS 121 U.S. History to the Reconst (GT-HI1) HIS 1210 American History to 1865 HIS 122 U.S. History since the Civil War (GT-HI1) HIS 1220 American History Since 1865 HIS 205 Women in World History (GT-HI1) HIS 8000 Women in World History ** HIS 208 American Indian History GT-HI1) HIS 8309 Native Americans in American History HIS 225 Colorado History (GT-HI1) HIS 1110 Colorado History I HIS 236 U. S. History Since 1945 (GT-HI1) HIS 8000 U.S. History since 1945 ++HIS 243 History of Modern China (GT-HI1) HIS 8370 Modern China ++HIS 244 History of Latin America (GT-HI1) HIS 8000 History of Latin America ++HIS 247 20th Century World History (GT-HI1) HIS 1060 20th Century World History ++HIS 249 History of Islamic Civilization (GT-HI1) HIS 8377 World of Islam ** HIS 250 African American History (GT-HI1) HIS 8000 African American History ++HIS 255 The Middle Ages (GT-HI1) HIS 8312 Medieval History

NATURAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES ++ANT 111 Biological Anthropology (GT-SC1) ANT 1010 Physical Anthropology & Prehistory AST 101 Astronomy I (GT-SC1) AST 1040 Intro to Astronomy AST 102 Astronomy II (GT-SC1) AST 8000 Astronomy II

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BIO 104 Biology: A Human Approach BIO 1000 Human Biology for Non-Majors BIO 105 Science of Biology (GT-SC1) BIO 1030 General Biology for Non-Majors BIO 111 Gen College Biology I (GT-SC1) BIO 1080 Gen Biology I and BIO 1090 Gen Biology I Lab BIO 112 Gen College Biology II (GT-SC1) BIO 1081 Gen Biology II and BIO 1091 Gen Biology Lab BIO 201 Human Anatomy/Physiology I (GT-SC1) BIO 8000 Human Anatomy/Physiology I BIO 202 Human Anatomy/Physiology II (GT-SC1) BIO 8000 Human Anatomy/Physiology II BIO 204 Microbiology (GT-SC1) BIO 8000 General Microbiology BIO 208 General College Microbiology (GT-SC1) BIO 8000 General College Microbiology BIO 224 Genetics (GT-SC1) BIO 8000 Genetics CHE 101 Intro to Chemistry I (GT-SC1) CHE 1100 Principles of Chemistry and CHE 1150 Principles of Chemistry Lab CHE 102 Intro to Chemistry II (GT-SC1) CHE 8000 Intro to Chemistry II CHE 105 Chemistry in Context (GT-SC1) CHE 8000 Chemistry in Context CHE 111 Gen College Chemistry I (GT-SC1) CHE 1800/1801 Gen College Chemistry I and Lab CHE 112 Gen College Chemistry II (GT-SC1) CHE 1810/1811 Gen College Chemistry II and Lab ENV 101 Environmental Science (GT-SC1) ENV 1200 Intro to Environmental Science GEO 111 Physical Geogr: Landforms (GT-SC1) GEG 8000 Intro to Physical Geography GEO 112 Physical Geogr: Wthr & Clim (GT-SC1) MTR 1400 Weather and Climate GEY 111 Physical Geology (GT-SC1) GEL 1010 Physical Geology GEY 112 Historical Geology (GT-SC1) GEL 1030 Historical Geology GEY 135 Environmental Geology (GT-SC1) GEL 8000 Environmental Geology HWE 100 Human Nutrition NUT 2040 Intro to Nutrition MET 150 General Meteorology (GT-SC1) MET 1400 Weather & Climate PHY 105 Conceptual Physics (GT-SC1) PHY 1000 Intro to Physics PHY 107 Energy Sci & Technology (GT-SC1) PHY 8000 Energy Science & Technology PHY 111 Physics: Algebra Based I (GT-SC1) PHY 2010 College Physics I and PHY 2030 College Physics Lab I PHY 112 Physics: Algebra Based II (GT-SC1) PHY 2020 College Physics II and PHY 2040 College Physics Lab II PHY 211 Physics: Calculus Based I (GT-SC1) PHY 2311 Gen Physics I and PHY 2321 Gen Physics Lab I PHY 212 Physics: Calculus Based II (GT-SC1) PHY 2331 Gen Physics II and PHY 2341 Gen Physics Lab II SCI 155 Integrated Science I (GT-SC1) SCI 2610 Integrated Natural Science I SCI 156 Integrated Science II (GT-SC1) SCI 2620 Integrated Earth Systems

SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES I CRJ 110 Introduction to Criminal Justice (GT-SS3) CJC 1010 Introduction to the Criminal Justice System ECO 101 Economics of Social Issues (GT-SS1) ECO 8000 Economics of Social Issues ECO 201 Principles of Macroeconomics (GT-SS1) ECO 2010 Principles of Macroeconomics **ETH 212 African-American Studies (GT-SS3) AAS 1010 Intro to African American Studies **ETH 224 Introduction to Chicano Studies (GT-SS3) CHS 1000 Introduction to Chicana/o Studies JOU 105 Introduction to Mass Media (GT-SS3) JRN 1010 Intro to Journalism & Mass Media ++GEO 105 World Regional Geography (GT-SS2) GEG 1000 World Regional Geography ++GEO 106 Human Geography (GT-SS2) GEG 1300 Intro to Human Geography POS 105 Intro to Political Science (GT-SS1) PSC 1020 Political Systems & Ideas POS 111 American Government (GT-SS1) PSC 1010 American National Government ++POS 205 International Relations (GT-SS1) PSC 2230 Intro to International Relations POS 225 Comparative Government (GT-SS1) PSC 8000 Comparative Government SOC 101 Intro to Sociology I (GT-SS3) SOC 1010 Intro to Sociology WST 200 Introduction to Women’s Studies (GT-SS3) WMS 1001 Introduction to Women’s Studies

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SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES II ANT 101 Cultural Anthropology (GT-SS3) ANT 1310 Intro to Cultural Anthropology ANT 107 Introduction to Archaeology (GT-SS3) ANT 2640 Archaeology ANT 201 Intro to Forensic Anthropology (GT-SS3) ANT 8000 Intro to Forensic Anthropology **ANT 215 Indians of North America (GT-SS3) ANT 8331 Indians of North America **COM 220 Intercultural Communication (GT-SS3) CAS 8000 Intercultural Communication ECO 202 Principles of Microeconomics (GT-SS1) ECO 2020 Principles of Microeconomics **ETH 200 Introduction to Ethnic Studies (GT-SS3) SOC 8000 Intro to Ethnic Studies PSY 101 Gen Psychology I (GT-SS3) PSY 8888 Gen Psychology I PSY 102 Gen Psychology II (GT-SS3) PSY 8888 Gen Psychology II PSY 101 Gen Psychology I (GT-SS3) PSY 1001 Gen Psychology I and PSY 102 Gen Psychology II (GT-SS3) PSY 8888 Gen Psychology (elective) PSY 205 Psychology of Gender (GT-SS3) PSY 8000 Psychology of Gender PSY 217 Human Sexuality (GT-SS3 PSY 8000 Human Sexuality PSY 226 Social Psychology (GT-SS3) PSY 8000 Social Psychology PSY 235 Human Growth & Dev (GT-SS3) PSY 8000 Psychology of Human Development PSY 238 Child Development (GT-SS3) PSY 8000 Child Development PSY 249 Abnormal Psychology (GT-SS3) PSY 8000 Abnormal Psychology SOC 102 Intro to Sociology II (GT-SS3) SOC 8000 Intro to Sociology II SOC 216 Sociology of Gender (GT-SS3) SOC 8000 Sociology of Gender **SOC 218 Sociology of Diversity (GT-SS3) SOC 8000 Sociology of Diversity SOC 220 Sociology of Religion (GT-SS3) SOC 8000 Sociology of Religion

GLOBAL DIVERSITY ANT 111 Biological Anthropology (GT-SC1) ANT 1010 Physical Anthropology & Prehistory ART 111 Art History Ancient to Medieval (GT-AH1) ARTH 1600 World Art I: Art Before 1200 ART 112 Art History Renais to Modrn (GT-AH1) ARTH 1700 World Art II: Art Since 1200 GEO 105 World Regional Geography (GT-SS2) GEG 1000 World Regional Geography HIS 101 Western Civ: Antiq – 1650 (GT-HI1) HIS 1010 Western Civilization to 1603 HIS 102 Western Civ: 1650 – present (GT-HI1) HIS 1020 Western Civilization Since 1603 HIS 111 World: Antiquity – 1500 (GT-HI1) HIS 1030 World History to 1500 HIS 112 World: 1500 – present (GT-HI1) HIS 1040 World History 1500 - present HIS 243 History of Modern China (GT-HI1) HIS 8370 Modern China HIS 244 History of Latin America (GT-HI1) HIS 8000 History of Latin America HIS 247 20th Century World History (GT-HI1) HIS 1060 20th Century World History HIS 249 History of Islamic Civilization (GT-HI1) HIS 8377 World of Islam HIS 255 Middle Ages (GT-HI1) HIS 8312 Medieval History MUS 123 Survey of World Music (GT-AH1) MUS 8305 Music of the Worlds POS 205 International Relations (GT-SS1) PSC 2230 Intro to International Relations

MULTICULTURAL ANT 215 Indians of North America (GT-SS3) ANT 8000 Indians of North America COM 220 Intercultural Communication (GT-SS3) CAS 8000 Intercultural Communication ETH 200 Introduction to Ethnic Studies (GT-SS3) SOC 8000 Intro to Ethnic Studies ETH 212 African-American Studies (GT-SS3) AAS 1010 Intro to African American Studies ETH 224 Introduction to Chicano Studies (GT-SS3) CHS 1000 Introduction to Chicana/o Studies HIS 208 American Indian History (GT-HI1) HIS 8309 Native Americans in Amer. History HIS 250 African American History (GT-HI1) HIS 8000 African American History LIT 205 Ethnic Literature (GT-AH2) ENG 8000 Ethnic Literature LIT 259 Survey, African-American Lit (GT-AH2) ENG 8000 Survey of African-American Lit MUS 125 History of Jazz (GT-AH1) MUS 8302 Jazz Styles – America’s Music SOC 218 Sociology of Diversity (GT-SS3) SOC 8000 Sociology of Diversity

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