Oregon State University
ACADEMIC PROGRAM ARTICULATION ADVISING GUIDE
Origination date: Winter 2009
Oregon State University and Linn Benton Community College
Community College
Bachelor of Arts/Science
Human Development & Family Sciences - Early Childhood Development and Education
Degree(s)
Major
Option
This program maps out the requirements for Linn-Benton Community Colleges’ Associate of Science degree to Oregon States
Bachelor of Science in Human Development and Family Sciences
OSU Department Contact: Melanie Jones, Advisor-Human Development and Family Sciences E-mail Melanie.Jones@oregonstate.edu
Telephone
541.737.8817
Community College Department Contact: Christy Stevens, Instructor, Department of Education E-mail: Christy.Stevens@linnbenton.edu
Telephone 541-917-4918
General Education (48 + WIC)
OSU Baccalaureate Core
SKILLS COURSES (15):
Writing I
Writing II
Writing III / Speech
Mathematics
Fitness
PERSPECTIVES COURSES (24):
Biological Science (with lab)
Physical Science (with lab)
One additional Biological or
Physical Science Course (with lab)
Cultural Diversity
Literature and the Arts
Social Processes and Institutions
Western Culture
DIFFERENCE, POWER, AND
DISCRIMINATION COURSE (3):
TOTAL Bacc Core Credit Hours
Credit
Hours
Oregon State University
(Courses)
Credit
Hours
Community College
Equivalent (Courses)
Credit
Hours
3
3
3
3
3
WR 121
WR 327
COMM 218
MTH 211
HHS 231/241
3
3
3
4
3
WR 121
WR 227
SP 218
MTH 211
PE 231
3
3
3
4
3
4
Choose approved Bio Science
Choose approved Physical
Science
Choose approved Bio or
Physical Science
GEO 328, 327 or 325
ENG LDT
Choose approved SPI
HST 201
4
Choose approved Bio Science
4
4
Choose equivalent Physical Science
4
HST 203
3
4
4
3
3
3
3
3
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Additional OSU Baccalaureate Core Requirements (Upper Division) (9)
 SYNTHESIS COURSES (6)
o Contemporary Global Issues
o Science, Technology, and Society
 WRITING INTENSIVE COURSE (WIC) (3)
4
3
3
3
Choose approved Bio or Physical
Science
GEOG 202, 203, or 204
ENG 221
Choose approved SPI
HST 201
HST 203
4
3
3
3
3
3
Notes/
Exceptions:
-2-
Major: Requirements
Oregon State University (Courses)
Credit
Hours
Community College Equivalent (Courses)
Credit
Hours
HDFS 240
HDFS 311
HDFS 313
HDFS 360
HDFS 361
HDFS 461
NUTR 225
PSY 201
3
3
3
4
4
3
4
3
HDFS 200
HDFS 225
HDFS 229
To be taken at OSU
To be taken at OSU
To be taken at OSU
NFM 225
PSY 201
3
3
3
4
3
PSY 202
3
PSY 203
3
SOC 204
3
SOC 204
3
MTH 243 Introduction to Statistics
4
ST 201 and ST 209
Notes/ Exceptions:
Will also meet bacc core however
the course credit will only count
once toward an OSU degree.
Will also meet bacc core however
the course credit will only count
once toward an OSU degree.
Will also meet bacc core however
the course credit will only count
once toward an OSU degree.
OSU does not require MTH 111
prior to taking St 201 and ST
209
Option: Requirements
Oregon State University (Courses)
Credit
Hours
Community College Equivalent (Courses)
Credit
Hours
MTH 211
4
MTH 211
4
MTH 212
MTH 390
4
4
MTH 212
MTH 213
4
4
HDFS 233
HDFS 330
HDFS 331
HDFS 430
HDFS 431
HDFS 432
TCE 309
3
4
3
12
3
3
3
HDFS 233
To be taken at OSU
To be taken at OSU
To be taken at OSU
To be taken at OSU
To be taken at OSU
ED 101A
3
4
3
12
3
3
3
Notes/ Exceptions:
Will also meet bacc core however
the course credit will only count
once toward an OSU degree.
A minimum of 180 credits
required for graduation with 60
from upper division courses
(300-400 level)
-3-
Additional Comments:
Oregon State University (Courses)
Credit
Hours
Community College Equivalent (Courses)
Credit
Hours
TCE 216
ED 216
3
TCE 219
ED 219
3
Notes/ Exceptions:
ED 216 recommended for
Double Degree Majors.
ED 219 recommended for
Double Degree Majors.
NOTES:
 Generally, no course can be used to meet more than one requirement.
 A minimum of 180 credits are required for graduation. 60 must be upper division (300 and 400 numbered courses).
 A maximum of 124 credits earned at a community college may be applied toward an OSU baccalaureate degree.
 Only courses with letter prefixes and numbers above 100 are accepted at OSU. A total of 12 credit hours of professional technical courses are transferable as
general elective, pass credits.
 Departments, programs, schools, or colleges at OSU may restrict the courses used by their major students to satisfy each general educational component.
 OSU will accept D grades. However, some departments, programs, schools, or colleges within OSU may not accept D’s in required courses.
 This articulation guide is subject to change without notice. Students should visit with an OSU advisor if they have any questions.
 The deadline for Fall Term financial aid consideration is February 1.
 Applications for admission to OSU is on a rolling basis with the deadline one month prior to the start of the term.
 OSU requires two years of high school foreign language (same language) or two terms of college foreign language if you graduated from high school in 1997 or
later