SEATTLE COLLEGES ASSOCIATE OF ARTS (AA-DTA) Direct Transfer Degree worksheet Name: Date: Prepared By: Transferring to: Intended Area of Study: YRQ GR CR NEED TR TOTAL See separate Areas of Knowledge Distribution Requirements handout for a full list of courses for each area. *IS requirement is waived if transferring in 65+ credits YRQ GR CR NEED TR from another institution. TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL YRQ GR CR NEED TR TOTAL Students who took PHIL &106 or PHIL&120 before Fall 2013 must take MATH 098 (min. 2.0 GPA) or higher. DEGREE TOTAL 90 CREDITS w Do you have credits from another college? w Do you need World Language credits? CREDITS REMAINING: CREDITS COMPLETED: INDIVIDUALS, CULTURES & SOCIETIES (ICS) 15 Credits Min. 2 different subjects □ • Completion of at least 90 college-level credits (courses numbered 100 or above), including transferred in credits, with a minimum cumulative college level GPA of 2.0 is required to earn the AA degree. •A minimum cumulative GPA of 2.0 in courses at the degree awarding college. • Courses may only be used once in Basic, Distribution & Elective requirements. • Minimum passing grade of 1.0 is required in all courses. • At least 15 credits must be earned at the degree granting campus. • Students should apply for degree/graduation one quarter prior to anticipated graduation date. • Completion of degree does not guarantee admission to a university/major program nor that all general education requirements are met. • Statistics does not satisfy UW CADRs (College Academic Distribution Requirements) Min. 2 different subjects □ NATURAL WORLD (NW) 15 Credits FOR PLANNING PURPOSES ONLY - UNOFFICIAL AA-DTA DEGREE Important Notes & Requirements VISUAL, LITERARY & PERFORMING ARTS (VLPA) 15 Credits Courses US Cultures (US) □ Global Studies (GS) □ Communication (C) □ Courses SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS Taken as part of Basic, Distribution & Elective requirements. DISTRIBUTION REQUIREMENTS - 45 CREDITS Q/SR courses: MATH &107^, 109, 116, 120*, &131*, &132*, 136, &141, &142, &146, &148, &151, &152, &153, &163, 211, 220, 224, 238, 239; PHIL&120. All Q/SR courses have a MATH prerequisite. BASIC REQUIREMENTS - 15 CREDITS ENGL& 101 Q/SR NOTES Note: A maximum of 15 credits of "Restricted" electives are allowed. See reverse side for details. Integrated Studies (IS) □ ^MATH& 107 requires min. GPA of 2.0 *MATH 120, &131, &132 do not meet Q/SR requirements at UW. ENGL& 102 Min. 2 different subjects □ Include Lab Science (5 cr.) □ Courses ELECTIVES - 30 CREDITS Lab course (5 cr) Electives should be chosen to prepare you for your intended major or program of study. See an advisor for help with selecting electives. 5/31/18 GYS
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SEATTLE COLLEGES
ASSOCIATE OF ARTS (AA-DTA) Direct Transfer Degree worksheet
Name: Date: Prepared By:
Transferring to: Intended Area of Study:
YRQ GR CR NEED TR
TOTAL
See separate Areas of Knowledge Distribution Requirements handout for a full list of courses for each area. *IS requirement is waived if transferring in 65+ credits
YRQ GR CR NEED TR from another institution.
TOTAL
TOTAL
TOTAL
YRQ GR CR NEED TR
TOTAL
Students who took PHIL &106 or PHIL&120 before Fall 2013 must take MATH 098 (min. 2.0 GPA) or higher.
DEGREE TOTAL
90 CREDITS
w Do you have credits from another college?
w Do you need World Language credits?
CREDITS REMAINING:
CREDITS COMPLETED:
INDIVIDUALS,
CULTURES & SOCIETIES
(ICS)
15 Credits
Min. 2 different subjects □• Completion of at least 90 college-level
credits (courses numbered 100 or above),
including transferred in credits, with a
minimum cumulative college level GPA of 2.0 is
required to earn the AA degree.
•A minimum cumulative GPA of 2.0 in courses
at the degree awarding college.
• Courses may only be used once in Basic,
Distribution & Elective requirements.
• Minimum passing grade of 1.0 is required in
all courses.
• At least 15 credits must be earned at the
degree granting campus.
• Students should apply for degree/graduation
one quarter prior to anticipated graduation
date.
• Completion of degree does not guarantee
admission to a university/major program nor
that all general education requirements are
met.
• Statistics does not satisfy UW CADRs (College
Academic Distribution Requirements)
Min. 2 different subjects □
NATURAL WORLD
(NW)
15 Credits
FOR PLANNING PURPOSES ONLY - UNOFFICIAL
AA-DTA DEGREE
Important Notes & Requirements
VISUAL, LITERARY &
PERFORMING ARTS
(VLPA)
15 Credits
Courses
US Cultures (US) □Global Studies (GS) □Communication (C) □
CoursesSPECIAL REQUIREMENTS
Taken as part of Basic, Distribution &
Elective requirements.
DISTRIBUTION REQUIREMENTS - 45 CREDITS
Q/SR courses: MATH &107^,
109, 116, 120*, &131*, &132*,
136, &141, &142, &146, &148,
&151, &152, &153, &163, 211,
220, 224, 238, 239; PHIL&120.
All Q/SR courses have a MATH
prerequisite.
BASIC REQUIREMENTS - 15 CREDITS
ENGL& 101
Q/SR
NOTES
Note: A maximum of 15
credits of "Restricted"
electives are allowed. See
reverse side for details.
Integrated Studies (IS) □
^MATH& 107 requires min. GPA of 2.0 *MATH 120, &131,
&132 do not meet Q/SR requirements at UW.
ENGL& 102
Min. 2 different subjects □
Include Lab Science (5 cr.) □
Courses
ELECTIVES - 30 CREDITS
Lab course (5 cr)
Electives should be chosen
to prepare you for your
intended major or
program of study. See an
advisor for help with
selecting electives.
5/31/18 GYS
SEATTLE COLLEGES
ASSOCIATE OF ARTS (AA-DTA) Direct Transfer Degree worksheet
For current Areas of Knowledge Distribution Requirements - https://resources.northseattle.edu/transfer/degrees/associate-arts-degree.
**MAKE AN APPOINTMENT WITH AN ADVISOR TO DISCUSS YOUR DEGREE REQUIREMENTS.
Integrated Studies (IS)A minimum of 8 credits of integrated studies (IS) in linked courses, or the coordinated studies programs. See current course
SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Within the 90 credits required for the AA degree, students must complete special requirements. If a course fulfills
more than one special requirement, it is listed in parentheses next to the course (ex. CMST 205 fulfills Communications and US Cultures).
Integrated Studies (IS) Specific IS offerings are taught each quarter. You can view and select an IS offering from the online class schedule.
Choices must include a minimum of two different prefixes; 5 credits must be in a lab science (*asterisked on
approved list). **Students may choose up to 5 credits from the following: Anthropology, Computer Science,
Engineering, Geography, Mathematics, Philosophy, Psychology. Maximum 10 credits per prefix. **Up to 5 credits total allowed from the following group:Anthropology: ANTH &204, &205, 275 Computer Science: CSC 110, 111, 142, 143 Engineering: ENGR 110, &111,
140, 142, &214, &215, &224, &225, 240, 271 Geography: GEOG 205 Math: All MATH college transfer courses
number 102 and above. Technical math courses NOT usable for transfer purposes. Philosophy: PHIL &106, &120
Psychology: PSYC 222
NATURAL WORLD (NW)
(Natural and Physical
Sciences, Mathematics)
15 Credits
ELECTIVES
30 Credits
DEGREE SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTSVISUAL, LITERARY, AND
PERFORMING ARTS
(VLPA) (Humanities and
Arts)
15 Credits
Choices must include a minimum of two different course prefixes.
No more than 5 credits of a world language at the 100 level may be used in this category.
No more than 5 credits of a studio/performance class (*asterisked on approved list) may be used in this category.
Maximum 10 credits per prefix.
INDIVIDUALS,
CULTURES, AND
SOCIETIES (ICS) (Social
Sciences)
15 Credits
Choices must include a minimum of two different course prefixes.
Maximum 10 credits per prefix.
● ANY Extra Credits exceeding the Basic & Distribution Requirements can also apply to electives.
● Transfer courses in Seminar, Directed Readings, Special Projects/Topics (E.gs. 198, 296, 298, 299)
● Physical Education Activity Courses (PEC) – (3 cr. Max) “Restricted” electives (Maximum 15 cr.) – Any college level courses not listed in the Basic or Distribution
Requirements.
All Academic/College Transfer courses numbered 100 or above may be used as electives.