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BELLIN COLLEGE CATALOG2011-12Sociology/Anthropology, Human Development, Writing, Communication or Speech, Human Diversity,Statistics, Business, Philosophy/Ethics, Intermediate Algebra.2. Elective courses with a grade of “C” or above will be included. Elective courses include: Social Science,Humanities, General, and Upper Level electives.A Bellin College advisor will assist in outlining a plan to fulfill the remaining general education credits that arerequired. Bellin College offers select general education courses, however; general education courses areaccepted from accredited 2 or 4 year institutions, such as UWGB or NWTC. Bellin College also has agreementswith College of Menominee Nation, Silver Lake College and St Norbert College.Final admission to the College is contingent upon receipt of official transcripts (for any courses in progress atthe time of application), completion of the health and immunization requirements, and related forms prior toenrollment. (Date will be communicated).Sophomore Transfer Option Educational QualificationsApplicants to the Sophomore Transfer Option must have completed specific general education courses (29credits) and have a minimum GPA of 3.0 in transfer courses and no grade lower than a “C” in required generaleducation courses.Bellin College offers select general education courses, however; general education courses are accepted fromaccredited 2 or 4 year institutions, such as UWGB or NWTC. Bellin College also has agreements with College ofMenominee Nation, and Silver Lake College.Classes begin in the summer (two nursing courses), and continue in the fall semester as students join thesophomore class. Students are able to complete the program in a summer session and three academic years.The following 29 credits are required:ClassesCreditsBiology (including lab) 4Chemistry (including lab)(Must be equivalent to UWGB Chem 108 + 109)5Anatomy and Physiology (including lab) 5Introduction to Psychology 3Introduction to Human Development3(Must cover the lifespan from birth to death)A combination of the following courses to equal a minimum of 29 credits:• Microbiology 4• Communication/Speech 3• Human Diversity 3• Statistics 4• Business 3• Philosophy or Ethics 3• Social Science Elective 3• Humanities Elective 3• Intermediate Algebra 3• Writing Requirement* 3• General Elective 3• Upper Level Elective 3* If an applicant has at least 29 acceptable credits and is missing the Expository Writing course, they willbe allowed to enter the Sophomore Transfer Option with a stipulation that the Expository Writing coursebe completed (grade of C or higher) prior to the start of their Junior year.23