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NAME : PRE-PHARMACY Student ID___________________

GENERAL EDUCATION BLOCK TRANSFER

ASSOCIATE IN ARTS & ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE DEGREES

General Education Courses Available at Ashland Community and Technical College

Block I: Core for all AA and AS degrees – 33 hrs.

Writing/Accessing Information ENG 101 AND ENG 102 6__6___

*ENG 105 fulfills the Writing/Accessing Information competencies for students who qualify for admission to that

course by their ACT score and special examination. Students who complete ENG 105 must complete 15 hours of

electives for Block III.

Oral Communication COM 181 OR COM 252 3__3__

Heritage** HIS 108 3__3___

Completion of at least one course in Heritage and one course in Humanities is a graduation requirement for both

the AA and the AS degree. While Foreign Language falls into this category this qualification of one Heritage and

Humanities must be met before foreign language credits can be considered. Any deviation from this requires

special permission of the Academic Dean, and is discouraged.

Humanities** PHI 130 3__3___

Social Interaction** PY 110, ECO 101, AND GEO 160 9__9___

At least two disciplines must be represented in this area and these must be different from those in the

Heritage/Humanities/Foreign Language areas.

Science BIO 137 AND BIO 139 6__8___

The AA and AS degrees both must include at least one science with a lab experience.

Mathematics MT 150 OR MT 155 3__3__ =35

The course used to fulfill the requirement for the AA degree must be MT 145, or a higher level approved general education math course; for the AS degree, MT 150 or higher.

Block II: 15 hours

For the Associate in Arts Degree For the Associate in Science Degree

Science or Mathematics The Associate in Science Degree requires at least 4 credit hours in MA, MT 150 or higher,STA, or ST courses. Any MA, MT 150 or higher, STA, or ST courses can be used to satisfy this mathematics requirement. Course Numbers MT 170/190 OR MT 175 (5) 9hrs._10_____ BIO 152/153 (5) ________ ________ Computer Literacy Course Number OR By-Pass Exam CIS 100 3hrs.___3____ Course(s) to be chosen from the areas in the core. Course(s) Number(s) CHE 170/175 (4) 3hrs.__4_____ = 17

Heritage/Humanities/Foreign Language Course Number ________________________ 3hrs.________ Heritage/Humanities/Foreign Language OR Social Interaction Course Number _______________________ 3hrs.________ Science or Mathematics Any MA, MT 150 or higher, STA, or ST course can be used to satisfy this mathematics requirement. Course Number _______________________ 3hrs.________ Computer Literacy Course Number OR By-Pass Exam ________________________ 3hrs.________ Course(s) to be chosen from the areas in the core. Course Number _______________________ 3hrs.________

Block III: Electives 12 hours Total hours – 60 (*See note in Block I for students taking ENG 105.)

Course Numbers: CHE 180/185(4); HSE 101(1); BIO 225(4); ST 291(3); Humanities Course (3) = 15 TOTAL HOURS: 67

Additional Degree Requirements

1. ___24 Hours in residence (KCTCS); 25% of required credits at ACTC 4. ___Science Lab

2. ___GPA 2.00 ___AA/AS 60 or more 5. ___Cultural Studies (Beg. Fall 2006) 3. ___Reading requirement Source____________________________

General Education Block Transfer Certification

I. Category Certification

1. Communications 9 hours___ ________ ________ ________ 2. Heritage/Humanities 6 hours___ ________ ________ 3. Behavioral/Social Sciences 9 hours___ ________ ________ ________ 4. Natural Sciences 6 hours___ ________ ________ 5. Mathematics 3 hours___ ________

II. Core Component Certified 33 hours___

**To be Fully Certified, the Cultural Studies

III. Fully Certified 48 hours___ requirement must be met. Italicized classes

meet the Cultural Studies requirement (3hrs).

Completed by:_____________________________________________ Date ____________________

Verified by:_______________________________________________ Date ____________________

General Education Requirements

(Complete List in KCTCS Catalog)

I. Writing/Accessing Information (9 hours)

Writing/Accessing Information

Diploma

· TEC 200 Technical Communications

· Any Writing course approved for the AAS, AA, or AS

AAS, AA, AS

Writing

· ENG 101 Writing I

· ENG 102 Writing II

Diploma, AAS, AA, AS

Oral Communication

· COM 181 Basic Public Speaking

· COM 252 Intro to Interpersonal Communications

· COM 287 Persuasive Speaking

II. Heritage/Humanities (6 hours)

Heritage/Humanities

Diploma, AAS, AA, AS

Heritage Courses

· HIS 104 History of Europe thru Mid 17^th Century

· HIS 105 History of Europe from Mid 17^th Century

· HIS 108 History of the US thru 1865

· HIS 109 History of the US since 1865

· HIS 260 Afro-American History to 1865

· HIS 261 Afro-American History 1865 to the Present

Diploma, AAS, AA, AS

Humanities Courses

· ANT 130/RS 130 Intro to Comparative Religion

· ART 100 Intro to Art

· ENG 161 Intro to Literature

· ENG 221 Survey of English Literature I

· ENG 222 Survey of English Literature II

· ENG 251 Survey of American Literature I

· ENG 252 Survey of American Literature II

· ENG 261 Survey Western Lit. Greeks/Renaissance

· ENG 270 The Old Testament as Literature

· HON 101 The Ancient World

· HON 102 The Medieval and Renaissance World

· HON 201 The Early Modern World

· HUM 120 Introduction to the Humanities

· HUM 202 Survey of Appalachian Studies I

· HUM 203 Survey of Appalachian Studies II

· HUM 204 Appalachian Seminar

· MU 101 Folk and Traditional Music of the Western Continents

· MUS 100 Introduction to Music

· PHI 100 Intro to Philosophy: Knowledge & Reality

· PHI 130 Intro to Philosophy: Morality & Society

· RS 101 Introduction to Religious Studies

· TA 101 Intro to Theatre: Principles/Practices

· WS 201 Intro to Women’s Studies in Arts & Humanities

AAS, AA, AS

Foreign Language

· SPA 101 Elementary Spanish I (4hrs.)

· SPA 102 Elementary Spanish II (4hrs.)

· SPA 201 Intermediate Spanish III

· SPA 202 Intermediate Spanish IV

III. Social Interaction (9 hours)

Social Interaction

Diploma

· EFM 100 Personal Financial Management

· WPP 200 Workplace Principles

· Any Social Interaction course approved for the AAS, AA, or AS

AAS, AA, AS

· ANT 121 Introduction to Cultural Anthropology

· ANT 130/RS 130 Intro to Comparative Religion

· ANT 160 Cultural Diversity in the Modern World

· ANT 220 Intro to Cultural Anthropology

· ANT 241 Origins of Old World Civilization

· ANT 242 Origins of New World Civilization

· COM 254 Introduction to Intercultural Communication

· COM 101 Introduction to Communications

· ECO 101 Contemporary Economic Issues

· ECO 201 Principles of Economics I

· ECO 202 Principles of Economics II

· FAM 252 Introduction to Family Science

· GE 140 Development of Leadership

· GEO 160 Lands & Peoples of Non-Western World

· PS 101 American Government

· PS 235 World Politics

· PS 255 State Government

· PS 271 Intro to Political Behavior

· PY 110 General Psychology

· PSY 223 Developmental Psychology

· RS 130 Into to Comparative Religion

· SOC 101 Introductory Sociology

· SOC 152 Modern Social Problems

· SWK 275 The Family

· WS 200 Intro to Women’s Studies to the Social Science

**Italicized classes meet the Cultural Studies requirement

IV. Science (6 hours)

Science

Diploma

· PHS 175 Applied Physics

· Any Science course approved for the AAS, AA, or AS

AAS, AA, AS

· BIO 112 Introduction to Biology

· BIO 113 General Biology Lab (1 hr.)

· BIO 120 Human Ecology

· BIO 130 Aspects of Human Biology

· BIO 135 Basic Anatomy & Physiology w/ lab (4 hrs.)

· BIO 137 Human Anatomy & Phys. I w/ lab (4 hrs.)

· BIO 139 Human Anatomy & Phys. II w/ lab (4 hrs.)

· BIO 140 Botany

· BIO 141 Botany w/lab (4 hrs.)

· BIO 142 Zoology

· BIO 143 Zoology w/lab (4 hrs.)

· BIO 150 Principles of Biology I

· BIO 151 Principles of Biology I Lab (2 hrs.)

· BIO 152 Principles of Biology II

· BIO 153 Principles of Biology II Lab (2 hrs.)

· BIO 225 Medical Microbiology w/lab (4 hrs.)

· BIO 226 Principles of Microbiology

· CHE 105 General College Chemistry I

· CHE 107 General College Chemistry II

· CHE 115 General Chemistry Lab (for CHE 107)

· CHE 226 Analytical Chemistry (3-5 hrs.)

· CHE 230 Organic Chemistry I

· CHE 231 Organic Chemistry I Lab (2 hrs.)

· CHE 232 Organic Chemistry II

· CHE 233 Organic Chemistry II Lab (2 hrs.)

· CHM 100 Intro to General & Biological Chemistry

· CHM 105 General Chemistry Lab I (2hrs.)

· CHM 107 General Chemistry Lab II (2hrs.)

· GLY 101 Physical Geology

· GLY 111 Physical Geology Lab (1 hr.)

· PH 171 Applied Physics w/ lab (4hrs.)

· PHY 211 General Physics I (5hrs.)

· PHY 213 General Physics II (5hrs.)

· PHY 231 General University Physics I (4 hrs.)

· PHY 232 General University Physics II (4 hrs.)

· PHY 241 General University Physics I lab (1hr.)

· PHY 242 General University Physics II lab (1hr.)

V. Mathematics

Mathematics

Diploma

· MT 122 Intermediate Algebra : A Functional Approach (4hrs.)

AAS

· MT 105 Business Mathematics

· MT 110 Applied Mathematics

· MT 115 Technical Mathematics

· MT 125 Technical Algebra and Trigonometry

AA

· MT 145 Contemporary College Mathematics

AS

· MT 150 College Algebra and Functions

· MT 155 Trigonometry

· MT 165 Finite Mathematics and its Applications

· MT 175 Calculus I

· MT 185 Calculus II

· MT 275 Calculus III

· MT 285 Differential Equations

· MA 109 College Algebra

· MA 112 Trigonometry

· MA 113 Calculus I

· MA 114 Calculus II

· MA 123 Elementary Calculus & Its Applications

· MA 201 Mathematics for Elementary Teachers

· MA 202 Math. Problem Solving/ Elem. Teachers

· MA 213 Calculus III

· MA 214 Calculus IV

· STA 200 Statistics: A Force in Human Judgment

· STA 290 Statistics: A Force in Human Judgment

· STA 291 Statistical Method

· ST 291 Statistical Method

VI. Computer Literacy

Computer Literacy

Diploma

· Any of the following courses

AAS

· CPU 150 Computer Fundamentals

AAS, AA, AS

· CAD 100 Introduction to Computer Aided Design

· CIS 100 Introduction to Computers

· CS 101 Introduction to Computing I

· CS 115 Introduction to Computer Programming

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