REQUIRED Coursework Outside of the Discipline Sample Clauses

REQUIRED Coursework Outside of the Discipline. In addition to the major-specific requirements mentioned previously, the articulated associate degree must include the 30-Credit Transfer Framework. See Appendix B. The Framework consists of a menu of courses in six broad categories: English, public speaking, math, natural sciences, the art and humanities, and behavioral and social sciences. Some Framework courses are more relevant to the field of Sociology than others. Therefore, the following Framework courses must be included in the articulated associate degree: • Introductory Statistics – 3-4 credits • General Psychology – 3-4 credits • Introduction to Anthropology – 3-4 credits Framework Category Framework Allows Students to Take…* Sociology Majors Are Required to Take… Category 1 1 course (3-4 credits) English Composition Category 2 1 course (3-4 credits) Public Speaking Category 3 2 courses (6-8 credits) 1. Introductory Statistics 2. One additional math course Category 4 2 courses (6-8 credits) Any two approved natural science courses with labs
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REQUIRED Coursework Outside of the Discipline. In addition to the major-specific requirements mentioned previously, the articulated associate degree must include the 30-Credit Transfer Framework. See Appendix B. The Framework consists of a menu of 49 courses in six broad categories: English, public speaking, math, natural sciences, the art and humanities, and behavioral and social sciences. Some Framework courses are more relevant to the field of Sociology than others. Therefore, the following Framework courses must be included in the articulated associate degree: • Introductory Statistics – 3-4 credits • General Psychology – 3-4 credits • Introduction to Anthropology – 3-4 credits Framework Category Framework Requires Students to Take…* Sociology Majors Are Required to Take… Category 1 1 course (3-4 credits) English Composition
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REQUIRED Coursework Outside of the Discipline. All of the participating institutions require students to earn credits outside of their major area of study. The Art Articulation requires that students complete 30 credits of non-major courses. This coursework is often referred to as the General Education Curriculum or Distribution Requirements. Through the Transfer Credit Framework, the commonwealth’s Transfer and Articulation Oversight Committee has identified six categories of foundation-level coursework that is common among the participating institutions. Each category consists of multiple course options. However, some Framework courses are more relevant to the field of art or a student’s particular area of interest more than others. A list of highly recommended courses in each category is included in Appendix B. These courses are recommendations only. They are not required as part of the major or the articulation Agreement. Students will not be penalized for not completing the recommended courses prior to transferring. The courses listed are merely suggestions that could enhance a student’s academic frame of reference. With the assistance of an academic advisor, students are recommended to select the following Framework courses as part of their transferable associate degree program: Students are advised not to exceed the credit number indicated in each Framework Category. Credit requirements are presented as a range since actual credit number may vary by specific course and institution. See Appendix B.
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