Common use of Transfer Credit Framework Clause in Contracts

Transfer Credit Framework. Students who successfully complete courses from the categories below may transfer those credits toward the graduation requirements of nearly any major offered by the participating institutions. Please be aware that certain majors may have specific requirements prescribed by external agencies. Students should work with an advisor to select appropriate courses as they relate to the major. Category 1 (3-4 credits total) Category 2 (3-4 credits total) Category 3 (min. 3-4 credits; max. 6-8 credits) Category 4 Must include lab (min. 3-4 credits; max. 6-8 credits) Category 5 (min. 3-4 credits; max. 6-8 credits) Category 6 (min. 3-4 credits; max. 6-8 credits) English Composition Public Speaking Foundations of Mathematics General Chemistry I (majors & non-majors courses) General Psychology Introduction to Music College Algebra General Chemistry II (majors & non-majors courses) Introduction to Sociology Introduction to Philosophy Elementary Statistics General Biology I (majors & non-majors courses) American National Government Elementary Spanish I Precalculus General Biology II (majors & non-majors courses) Educational Psychology Elementary Spanish II Calculus I General Physics I (non-calculus) History of Western Civilization II Painting I General Physics II (non-calculus) Principles of Macroeconomics Elementary French I Anatomy & Physiology I Principles of Microeconomics Elementary French II Anatomy & Physiology II U.S. History I Drawing I Introduction to Astronomy U.S. History II Ethics History of Western Civilization I Introduction to Art Contemporary Social Problems German I Introduction to Anthropology German II Human Growth & Development Introduction to Literature (may also be known as Introduction to Poetry, Interpreting Literature, Reading Literature, Theses in Literature, Topics in Literature, Current Themes in Literature) Child Psychology Survey of American Literature Literature of the Western World World Literature American Literature Survey of English Literature Introduction to Theatre Appendix C: CSWE Educational Policy and Accreditation Standards (2008)

Transfer Credit Framework. Students who successfully complete courses from the approved categories below may transfer those can have their credits toward the transferred and counted towards graduation requirements at any of nearly any major offered by the participating institutionsPA TRAC colleges and universities. Please be aware that certain majors may have specific requirements prescribed by external agencies. Students should It is the student’s responsibility to work with an advisor to select appropriate courses as they relate to the major. Category 1 (3-4 credits totalSelect 1 course) Category 2 (3-4 credits totalSelect 1 course) Category 3 (min. 3-4 credits; max. 6-8 creditsSelect no more than 2 courses) Category 4 Must include lab (min. 3-4 credits; max. 6-8 creditsSelect no more than 2 courses) Category 5 (min. 3-4 credits; max. 6-8 creditsSelect no more than 2 courses) Category 6 (min. 3-4 credits; max. 6-8 creditsSelect no more than 2 courses) English Composition Public Speaking Foundations of Mathematics Calculus I General Chemistry I (majors & non-majors courses) General Psychology Introduction to Music College Algebra Precalculus General Chemistry II (majors & non-majors courses) Introduction to Sociology Introduction to Philosophy Elementary Statistics General Biology I (majors & non-majors courses) American National Government Elementary Spanish I Precalculus College Algebra General Biology II (majors & non-majors courses) Educational Psychology Elementary Spanish II Calculus I Foundations of Mathematics General Physics I (non-calculus) History of Western Civilization II Painting I General Physics II (non-calculus) Principles of Macroeconomics Elementary French I Anatomy & Physiology I Principles of Microeconomics Elementary French II Anatomy & Physiology II U.S. History I Drawing I Introduction to Astronomy U.S. History II Ethics History of Western Civilization I Introduction to Art Contemporary Social Problems German I Introduction to Anthropology German II Human Growth & Development Introduction to Literature (may can also be known as Introduction to Poetry, Interpreting Literature, Reading Literature, Theses in Literature, Topics in Literature, Current Themes in Literature) Literature Child Psychology Survey of American Literature Literature of the Western World World Literature American Literature Survey of English Literature Introduction to Theatre Appendix C: CSWE Educational Policy and Accreditation Standards ADDENDUM GENERAL STATEWIDE PROGRAM-TO-PROGRAM ARTICULATION in PENNSYLVANIA WHEREAS, the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania enacted Act 114 of 2006, which added to the Public School Code of 1949, Article XX-C entitled “Transfers of Credits Between Institutions of Higher Education” (2008referred to in this Agreement as the “Statewide Transfer System”);

Transfer Credit Framework. Students who successfully complete courses from the approved categories below may transfer those can have their credits toward the transferred and counted towards graduation requirements at any of nearly any major offered by the participating institutionsPA TRAC colleges and universities. Please be aware that certain majors may have specific requirements prescribed by external agencies. Students should It is the student’s responsibility to work with an advisor to select appropriate courses as they relate to the major. Category 1 (3-4 credits totalSelect 1 course) Category 2 (3-4 credits totalSelect 1 course) Category 3 (min. 3-4 credits; max. 6-8 creditsSelect no more than 2 courses) Category 4 Must include lab (min. 3-4 credits; max. 6-8 creditsSelect no more than 2 courses) Category 5 (min. 3-4 credits; max. 6-8 creditsSelect no more than 2 courses) Category 6 (min. 3-4 credits; max. 6-8 creditsSelect no more than 2 courses) English Composition Public Speaking Foundations of Mathematics Calculus I General Chemistry I (majors & non-majors courses) General Psychology Introduction to Music College Algebra Precalculus General Chemistry II (majors & non-majors courses) Introduction to Sociology Introduction to Philosophy Elementary Statistics General Biology I (majors & non-majors courses) American National Government Elementary Spanish I Precalculus College Algebra General Biology II (majors & non-majors courses) Educational Psychology Elementary Spanish II Calculus I Foundations of Mathematics General Physics I (non-calculus) History of Western Civilization II Painting I General Physics II (non-calculus) Principles of Macroeconomics Elementary French I Anatomy & Physiology I Principles of Microeconomics Elementary French II Anatomy & Physiology II U.S. History I Drawing I Introduction to Astronomy U.S. History II Ethics History of Western Civilization I Introduction to Art Contemporary Social Problems German I Introduction to Anthropology German II Human Growth & Development Introduction to Literature (may can also be known as Introduction to Poetry, Interpreting Literature, Reading Literature, Theses in Literature, Topics in Literature, Current Themes in Literature) Literature Child Psychology Survey of American Literature Literature of the Western World World Literature American Literature Survey of English Literature Introduction to Theatre Appendix C: CSWE Educational Policy and Accreditation Standards (2008)Literature

Transfer Credit Framework. Students who successfully complete courses from the approved categories below may transfer those can have their credits toward the transferred and counted towards graduation requirements at any of nearly any major offered by the participating institutionsPA TRAC colleges and universities. Please be aware that certain majors may have specific requirements prescribed by external agencies. Students should It is the student’s responsibility to work with an advisor to select appropriate courses as they relate to the major. Category 1 (3-4 credits totalSelect 1 course) Category 2 (3-4 credits totalSelect 1 course) Category 3 (min. 3-4 credits; max. 6-8 creditsSelect no more than 2 courses) Category 4 Must include lab (min. 3-4 credits; max. 6-8 creditsSelect no more than 2 courses) Category 5 (min. 3-4 credits; max. 6-8 creditsSelect no more than 2 courses) Category 6 (min. 3-4 credits; max. 6-8 creditsSelect no more than 2 courses) English Composition Public Speaking Foundations of Mathematics Calculus I General Chemistry I (majors & non-majors courses) General Psychology Introduction to Music College Algebra Precalculus General Chemistry II (majors & non-majors courses) Introduction to Sociology Introduction to Philosophy Elementary Statistics General Biology I (majors & non-majors courses) American National Government Elementary Spanish I Precalculus College Algebra General Biology II (majors & non-majors courses) Educational Psychology Elementary Spanish II Calculus I Foundations of Mathematics General Physics I (non-calculus) History of Western Civilization II Painting I General Physics II (non-calculus) Principles of Macroeconomics Elementary French I Anatomy & Physiology I Principles of Microeconomics Elementary French II Anatomy & Physiology II U.S. History I Drawing I Introduction to Astronomy U.S. History II Ethics History of Western Civilization I Introduction to Art Contemporary Social Problems German I Introduction to Anthropology German II Human Growth & Development Introduction to Literature (may can also be known as Introduction to Poetry, Interpreting Literature, Reading Literature, Theses in Literature, Topics in Literature, Current Themes in Literature) Literature Child Psychology Survey of American Literature Literature of the Western World World Literature American Literature Survey of English Literature Introduction to Theatre Appendix C: CSWE Educational Policy and Accreditation Standards ADDENDUM GENERAL STATEWIDE PROGRAM-TO-PROGRAM ARTICULATION in PENNSYLVANIA (2008Revised April 11, 2012)