2003 / 2004 - Bellevue College

Degrees & Certificates
Notes for Track #2:
1. Courses taken under 3 above must come from
the current ICRC distribution list in order to
count as General Education or General Undergraduate
Requirements (GERs/GURs) at
the receiving institution. Additional general
education, cultural diversity, and foreign language
requirements, as required by the transfer
institution, must be met prior to the
completion of a baccalaureate degree.
2. Students should be advised that some baccalaureate
programs require physics with calculus
to meet 4.a.
28 • BCC Course Catalog ~ 2003 / 2004
Associate in Arts in General
Studies (A.A.G.S.)
1. Completion of 90 quarter credit hours, three of
which are recommended to be activity courses
in physical education.
2. At least 60 credits must be taken from courses
numbered 100 or above.
3. At least 30 of the 90 quarter credit hours for the
A.A.G.S. degree must be completed in residence
at BCC.
4. Minimum completion of English 092 or above
AND Math 075 or above to satisfy communication
and quantitative or symbolic reasoning
requirements.
5. Recommended total of 30 credits or a minimum
of 10 credits each in humanities, social
sciences, and natural sciences areas.
6. Although the degree may contain transferable
courses, the transferability of courses remains
the sole prerogative of the institution to which
students are transferring.
Associate in Arts Degree (A.A.)
and Certificates
1. At least 30 of the 90 quarter credit hours for the
A.A. degree MUST be completed in residence at
BCC. At least one-third of the required credits
for a certificate MUST be completed in residence
at BCC.
2. Specific courses may be credited toward no
more than one requirement or skill area.
3. Students must receive approval from program
chairs for course equivalencies or requirements
previously completed.
4. Certain programs have provisions that
coursework completed to satisfy degree or certificate
requirements must be current. Previously-completed
credits may have exceeded the
maximum length of time which can lapse from
time of completion (whether the credits were
completed at BCC or at another institution).
5. The transferability of courses remains the sole
prerogative of the institution to which students
are transferring.
6. Specific course requirements for each degree
and certificate may be altered to reflect the
needs of industry and students or availability
of resources.