Transfer Guidelines for Middlesex Students
University of Connecticut
University Requirements
Prepared by:
The Career Development & Counseling Center
Middlesex Community College
Founders Hall, Room 121, 860-343-5826
The information below can be used to select MxCC courses that will transfer to meet the University Requirements for majors in UConn’s Schools of Business, Engineering, Natural Resources, Fine Arts, Nursing and Education. This guide is intended for use in coordination with your advisor or a counselor in the Career Development & Counseling Center. See http://www.uconn.edu/majors/ for a listing of all majors at UConn.
University Requirements for CLAS (College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) majors at UConn (Psychology, Sociology, History, English, Chemistry, etc) are available in a separate handout from the MxCC Career Development & Counseling Center. See www.services.clas.uconn.edu for a listing of CLAS majors at UConn.
| Middlesex Community College |
University of Connecticut |
Competencies
Second Language Competency
A) Third year high school-level course in a single foreign language or
B) Pass the second semester college-level course (SPA 102, FRE 102), or
C) Complete one full year of college-level foreign language
FRE 101 Elementary French I |
FREN 161 Elementary French I |
4 .00 |
FRE 102 Elementary French II |
FREN 162 Elementary French II |
4 .00 |
SPA 101 Elementary Spanish I |
SPAN 181 Elementary Spanish I |
4 .00 |
SPA 102 Elementary Spanish II |
SPAN 182 Elementary Spanish II |
4 .00 |
Expository Writing Competency
ENGL 110 or ENGL 111 and two “W” courses. “W” courses are completed at UConn.
ENG 101 and ENG 102, or
ENG 101 and ENG 110 |
ENGL 110 Seminar in Acad Writing |
6 .00 |
Quantitative (Q) Competency
Two “Q” courses with at least one “Q” course in Mathematics or Statistics
(Some BS degrees may require specific courses in this area, please consult the UConn catalog)
| MAT 146 Math for the Liberal Arts |
MATH Q 100 Level |
3.00 |
MAT 168 Elementary Statistics |
STAT 1100, Q 100 Level |
3.00 |
MAT 173 College Algebra |
MATH Q 100 Level |
3.00 |
MAT 186 Precalculus |
MATH 109Q Algebra & Trig |
3.00 |
MAT 190 Calc for Business |
MATH 106Q Calc for Business |
3.00 |
MAT 254 Calculus I |
MATH 115Q Intro Calculus I |
4.00 |
MAT 256 Calculus II |
MATH 116Q Intro Calculus II |
4.00 |
MAT 268 Multivariable Calc |
MATH 210Q Multivariable Calc |
4.00 |
MAT 285 Diff Equations |
MATH 211Q Diff Equations |
3.00 |
CHE 121 General Chemistry I |
CHEM 127Q General Chemistry |
4.00 |
CHE 122 General Chemistry II |
CHEM 128Q General Chemistry |
4.00 |
Quantitative Competency courses, Continued
PHY 121 General Physics I |
PHYS 121Q General Physics |
4.00 |
PHY 122 General Physics II |
PHYS 122Q General Physics |
4.00 |
PHY 221 Calc-Based Physics I |
PHYS 151Q Physics for Eng I |
4.00 |
PHY 222 Calc-Based Physics II |
PHYS 152Q Physics for Eng II |
4.00 |
Content Areas
There are four content areas: Arts and Humanities, Social Sciences, Science & Technology and Diversity & Multiculturalism. The courses in these 4 content areas must be taken in six different academic units, i.e. English, Art, History, Philosophy, Math, Biology, etc)
Arts and Humanities – Content Area One
Choose two courses for a total of six credits.
| ART 101 Art History I |
ARTH 137 Art History I |
3.00 |
ART 102 Art History II |
ARTH 138 Art History II |
3.00 |
ART 103 Art History III |
ARTH 1401 Art History III |
3.00 |
MUS 101 Music History & Appreciation |
MUSI 191 Music Appreciation |
3.00 |
ENG 211 Short Story |
ENGL Lit 100 Level |
3.00 |
ENG 220 Studies in Amer Lit |
ENGL Lit 100 Level |
3.00 |
ENG 221 American Lit I |
ENGL Lit 200 Level |
3.00 |
ENG 222 American Literature II |
ENGL/ LIT 200 Level |
3 00 |
ENG 231 British Literature I |
ENGL/LIT 200 Level |
3.00 |
ENG 232 British Literature II |
ENGL/LIT 200 Level |
3.00 |
ENG 233 Shakespeare |
ENGL/LIT 200 Level |
3.00 |
HIS 101 World Civilization I |
HIST 100 West Trad bef1500 |
3.00 |
HIS 102 World Civilization II |
HIST 101 Mod West Trad |
3.00 |
HIS 201 U.S. History I |
HIST 131 US Hist to 1877 |
3.00 |
HIS 202 U.S. History II |
HIST 132 US Hist since 1877 |
3.00 |
PHL 101 Introduction to Philosophy |
PHIL 101 Problems of Phil |
3.00 |
PHL 111 Ethics |
PHIL 104 Phil and Social Ethics |
3.00 |
PHL 131 Logic |
PHIL 102 Philosophy & Logic |
3.00 |
Social Sciences – Content Area Two
Choose 2 courses for a total of six credits.
ANT 101 Intro to Anthropology |
ANTH 106 Intro to Anthro |
3.00 |
ECN 101 Principles of Macroeconomics |
ECON 111 Prin. of Econ. Macro |
3.00 |
ECN 102 Principles of Microeconomics |
ECON 112 Prin. of Econ. Micro |
3.00 |
GEO 101 Intro to Geography |
GEOG 104 Intro to Geography |
3.00 |
POL 103 Intro to Internat’l Relations |
POLS 132 Intro Intl Relations |
3.00 |
POL 111 American Government |
POLS 173 Intro Amer Pol Proc |
3.00 |
PSY 111 General Psych I |
PSYC 133 |
3.00 |
SOC 101 Principles of Sociology |
SOCI 107 Intro to Sociology |
3.00 |
SOC 103 Social Problems |
SOCI 115 Social Problems |
3.00 |
SOC 225 Death & Dying |
SOCI Elective |
3.00 |
SOC 240 Criminology |
SOCI Elective |
3.00 |
SOC 241 Juvenile Delinquency |
SOCI Elective |
3.00 |
Science and Technology – Content Area Three
Choose two courses, one of which must be a laboratory course, for a total of 7-8 credits.
Laboratory Courses:
| BIO 121 General Biology I |
BIOL 107 Prin Biology I |
4.00 |
BIO 122 General Biology II |
BIOL 108 Prin Biology II |
4.00 |
CHE 111 Concepts of Chemistry |
CHEM 122 Chem Prin & Applic |
4.00 |
CHE 121 General Chemistry I |
CHEM 127Q General Chemistry |
4.00 |
CHE 122 General Chemistry II |
CHEM 128Q General Chemistry |
4.00 |
GLG 121 Intro to Phys Geology |
GEOL 105 Earth Thru Time |
4.00 |
PHY 110 Introductory Physics |
PHYS 101Q Elements of Physics |
4.00 |
PHY 121 General Physics I |
PHYS 121Q General Physics |
4.00 |
PHY 122 General Physics II |
PHYS 122Q General Physics |
4.00 |
PHY 221 Calc-Based Physics I |
PHYS 151Q Phys from Eng I |
4.00 |
PHY 222 Calc-Based Physics II |
PHYS 152Q Phys from Eng II |
4.00 |
Non-Laboratory Courses:
| AST 101 Prin of Astronomy |
PHYS 1001 |
3.00 |
BIO 110 Prin of Human Body |
PNB 1002 |
3.00 |
BIO 260 Genetics |
MCB Elective |
3.00 |
OCE 101 Oceanography |
MARN 170 |
3.00 |
Diversity and Multiculturalism –Content Area Four
Choose two courses for a total of six credits. One course must meet the international requirement.
Below are two MxCC courses that can be used toward meeting this requirement. Please note there are other courses that you may choose from at UConn.
| ANT 105 Cultural Anthropology |
ANTH 100 |
3.00 |
POL 103 Intro to Internat’l Relations |
POLS 132 |
3.00 |
Course equivalencies choices may change as new courses are added to this list. For the most up-to-date course equivalencies, visit UConn’s web page at http://web.uconn.edu/transfer/search.php. Select MIDDLESEX COMMUNITY COLLEGE from the drop down list, then select the appropriate subject area.
Prepared by:
The Career Development & Counseling Center
Middlesex Community College
Founders Hall, Room 121, 860-343-5826
GR/ Spring 2007 |
