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RECOMMENDED DEGREE BCC SUBJECT AREA A.A.S. A.S. DIVISION NOTES Environmental Science Track 1 Sci Environmental Studies X Sci Ethnic Studies X contact the Advising Center for course recommendations Fisheries / Wildlife X Sci Foreign Languages X A & H Forestry X Sci Geography X SocSci Geology Track 1 Sci History X SocSci Home Economics X HlthSci International Studies X SocSci Journalism X A & H Law X SocSci contact the Advising Center for course recommendations Librarianship X A & H contact the Advising Center for course recommendations Mathematics X Sci Medical Technology X Sci Medicine X Sci details online at http://scidiv.bcc.ctc.edu/LifSci/News/advising/advising/html Meteorology Track 2 Sci Microbiology Track 1 Sci Music X A & H Nursing X HlthSci details online at http://scidiv.bcc.ctc.edu/LifSci/News/advising/advising/html Occupational Therapy X Sci Oceanography / Marine Biology Track 1 Sci Pharmacy X Track 1 Sci details online at http://scidiv.bcc.ctc.edu/LifSci/News/advising/advising/html Philosophy X A & H Physical/Health Education X EdDev Physical Therapy X Sci details online at http://scidiv.bcc.ctc.edu/LifSci/News/advising/advising/html Physics Track 2 Sci Political Science X SocSci Psychology X SociSci Recreation Leadership X HlthSci Social Work / Welfare X HD Society & Justice X SocSci Sociology X SocSci Speech X A & H Speech Therapy X contact the Advising Center for course recommendations Veterinary Medicine X Sci details online at http://scidiv.bcc.ctc.edu/LifSci/News/advising/advising/html 24 • BCC Course Catalog ~ 2003 / 2004
Degrees & Certificates In order to receive a degree or certificate from BCC, students must fulfill the following general requirements: 1. BCC cumulative GPA of 2.00 (a higher admissions GPA may be required by some receiving institutions). 2. Credits and grades transferred to BCC from other colleges and universities are included in the calculation of the cumulative GPA for graduation, unless the student has completed at least one-half of the requirements at BCC. 3. Transfer credits with less than a “D” grade are not counted to satisfy a graduation requirement. 4. At least 30 of the 90 quarter credits must be completed in residence at BCC. General Education Bellevue Community College is committed to ensuring that graduates receive a comprehensive liberal arts education, including acquisition of essential skills and understanding of a range of intellectual perspectives. This foundation should help graduates build fulfilling and successful lives as individuals, workers, citizens, and life-long learners. Regardless of the type of degree, our goal is that every graduating student achieve competence in the general education outcome areas identified below: Reasoning 1. Critical Thinking, Creativity, and Problem Solving 2. Quantitative / Logical 3. Research / Information Literacy Communication 4. Reading 5. Writing 6. Listening and Speaking 7. Visual 8. Computer Literacy Responsibility 9. Self Assessment / Life Goals 10. Group Processes 11. Ethics 12. Lifelong Learning Cultural Traditions 13. Historical and Intellectual Perspectives 14. Aesthetic Awareness 15. Cultural Diversity Science and Environment 16. Nature of Science 17. Science & the Natural World 18. Technology Specific Requirements Associate in Arts and Sciences (A.A.S.) Degree A.A.S.-Direct Transfer Agreement (DTA) For colleges and universities that have subscribed to the direct transfer agreement (DTA), completion of the A.A.S. degree ensures that a student will have completed most if not all of the general education requirements (GERs) or general undergraduate requirements (GURs) at the baccalaureate institution. The transfer student who has earned the A.A.S. will have junior standing at the receiving institution; however, additional language requirements, minimum GPA requirements, application deadlines, and submission of necessary documents may be required for admission. 1. Completion of 90 quarter credit hours of college-level transferable credit. 2. Completion of 45 to 60 quarter credit hours to satisfy the General Education Distribution requirements. (See A.A.S. Distribution Requirement) 3. Completion of a minimum of 15 quarter credit hours of fully-transferable elective courses, as defined by the receiving institution. 4. Completion of a minimum of 13 quarter credit hours in basic skills to meet communication and quantitative or symbolic reasoning requirements. 5. The communication skills requirement is a minimum of 10 credits that includes completion of two courses in English composition totaling not less than 6 credits, with any remaining credits in basic speech or an additional writing course. 6. The quantitative or symbolic reasoning requirement has two components: a. Completion of Intermediate Algebra, which is not included in the required 90 credit hours, may be satisfied in several ways: ~completion of a college intermediate algebra course, ~completion of high school mathematics through second year algebra, ~placement above intermediate algebra through BCC’s Assessment Office, or ~completion of a college mathematics course for which intermediate algebra is a prerequisite. b. Five credits of quantitative or symbolic reasoning which may be in computer science, statistics, mathematics, or another discipline for which intermediate algebra is a prerequisite. 7. Distribution requirements are to be satisfied from the areas of humanities, social science, and natural science. They must be selected from at least three distinct disciplines with not more than 10 credits in any one discipline. 8. Specific courses within one discipline may be credited toward no more than one distribution or skill area. 9. Integrative, synthesizing courses and programs, including interdisciplinary courses and linked sequences of courses, are encouraged. 10. First-year foreign language courses are encouraged to include cultural aspects of study. The following specific requirements must be met for the A.A.S. degree: Written Communication Requirements ■ Complete 10 credits from at least two composition courses. ■ Students may not take these credits on a “pass/fail” basis. ■ BCC courses that meet this requirement include: ~ ENGL 101 or COMM 141 AND ENGL 201/270, 271, 272 (COMM 141 is acceptable only if taken Summer 1996 or later) ■ If the student has transferred to BCC two composition courses which total at least 6 credits, an additional designated writing course or SPCH 100, 102, 200, 220, 230 may be taken. Curriculum subject to change. For most current information, visit us on the web at: www.bcc.ctc.edu • 25
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