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Use the transfer guide<br />

To see how your courses transfer, log on to U.Select (formerly<br />

CAS), at www.transfer.org. U.Select is an online tool that will<br />

help you view the program requirements, course equivalencies,<br />

and see how courses you have taken or plan to take transfer to<br />

another college or university.<br />

Illinois Articulation Initiative<br />

General Education Core<br />

KCC is a participant in the Illinois Articulation Initiative (IAI),<br />

a statewide agreement that guarantees undergraduate students who<br />

complete the General Education Core at a participating college<br />

or university in Illinois that they will have satisfied lower-division<br />

general education requirements for an associate or bachelor’s<br />

degree when they transfer to any participating school. See Pages<br />

36-37 for an explanation of the requirements of the General<br />

Education Core.<br />

All community colleges in Illinois, all public state universities<br />

and many private colleges/universities in Illinois have endorsed<br />

the IAI.<br />

The agreement is in effect for students entering an associate or<br />

baccalaureate degree-granting institution as a first-time freshman<br />

in summer 1998 and thereafter.<br />

Courses included in the General Education Core are identified<br />

with an IAI code at the end of the course description. Those<br />

codes include:<br />

IAI: Communications<br />

IAI: Fine arts<br />

IAI: Humanities<br />

IAI: Life science<br />

IAI: Mathematics<br />

IAI: Physical science<br />

IAI: Social and behavioral science<br />

If you need additional information, contact an academic adviser<br />

in Student Services. Information on the IAI also is available at www.<br />

itransfer.org<br />

Major-Specific courses<br />

The Illinois Articulation Initiative designates some courses as<br />

major-specific within curriculums. These IAI majors recommendations<br />

describe courses typically taken by freshmen and sophomores<br />

for a specific major. However, if the transfer institution is known,<br />

that school’s catalog should be consulted for specific transfer guide<br />

information. Always seek the advice of an academic adviser or<br />

admissions counselor when making transfer plans. Following is<br />

a summary of KCC curriculums which include at least one IAI<br />

Major-Specific course.<br />

KCC curriculums which include approved IAI Major-Specific<br />

courses:<br />

Agriculture (IAI: AG)<br />

Art (IAI: ART)<br />

Biological Sciences (IAI: BIO)<br />

Business (IAI: BUS)<br />

Chemistry (IAI: CHM)<br />

Criminal Justice (IAI: CRJ)<br />

Engineering Science (IAI: EGR)<br />

English (IAI: EGL)<br />

History (IAI: HST)<br />

Mathematics (IAI: MTH)<br />

Political Science (IAI: PLS)<br />

Psychology (IAI: PSY)<br />

Sociology (SOC)<br />

IAI Major-Specific courses are identified by an IAI Major-<br />

Specific code at the end of individual course descriptions on the<br />

following pages.<br />

Alternate course delivery options<br />

Online and online hybrid (Internet-based) courses<br />

Online and hybrid courses use the Internet for course delivery.<br />

Course materials and activities can be accessed from anywhere with<br />

a computer and Internet access. On-campus access is available in<br />

KCC’s computer labs and Learning Resource Center.<br />

Students enrolled in online courses must be prepared to read<br />

assignments, ask and answer questions, participate in discussions,<br />

and take tests online. Hybrid courses include content online as<br />

well as in a classroom, lab or other prescribed location. Enrollment<br />

in both types of course requires a reliable Internet connection (a<br />

high-speed connection is preferable) and the student must have<br />

the skills to understand basic computing, e-mail, word processing<br />

and Internet navigation.<br />

For more information, e-mail helpdesk@kcc.edu or phone<br />

802-8900.<br />

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