As of 4/20/09
Elizabethtown College
Center for Continuing Education
EVENING DEGREE PROGRAMS
Harford Community College Course Equivalencies
Elizabethtown College Requirement
HCC Equivalent
BUSINESS CORE FOR BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND
ACCOUNTING MAJORS
Ec 100
Global Macroeconomics
Ec 102
Principles of Microeconomics II
BA 155
Managerial Communication
BA 215
Principles of Marketing
BA 248
Quantitative Techniques for Business
BA 265
Principles of Management
BA 310
Business Ethics
BA 325
Business Finance
BA 331
Business Law I
BA 495
Corporate Strategy
Econ101
Econ102
Eng216
BA203
N/A
BA108
Phil221
N/A
BA205 or BA246
N/A
Business Administration majors take:
Ac 107
Business Financial Accounting
Ac 108
Managerial Accounting
Acct101
Acct208
Accounting majors take:
Ac 105
Principles of Accounting I
Ac 106
Principles of Accounting II
BA 340
Business Information Systems
BA 425
Problems in Financial Management
Acct101
Acct102
N/A
N/A
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MAJOR
* Four additional upper-level courses selected from the business curriculum
are required. At least two of the four must be taken from Elizabethtown
College. There are some courses that can be used here. This requirement
applies to continuing education evening students only. Day students must
have a concentration in a specific area.
BA108, BA111, BA225, BA242
ACCOUNTING MAJOR
Ac 105
Principles of Accounting I
Ac 106
Principles of Accounting II
Ac 205
Intermediate Accounting I
Ac 206
Intermediate Accounting II
Ac 301
Intro to Federal Income Tax
Ac 303
Financial Reporting and Analysis
Ac 305
Cost Accounting
Ac 306
Strategic Cost Management
Ac 405
Auditing
Acct101
Acct102
Acct211
Acct212
Acct203
N/A
Acct206
N/A
N/A
CORPORATE COMMUNICATION MAJOR
Com 120 Intro to Mass Communication
Com 311 Reporting and Newswriting for the Media
Com 150 Intro to Interpersonal Communication
Com 364 Small Group and Team Communication
Com 251 International Communication
Com 252 Multicultural Communication
Com 210 Public Performance and Presentation
Com 485 Communication Seminar
N/A
N/A
CMST105
N/A
N/A
N/A
CMST106
N/A
Corporate Communication Electives (students select seven
courses):
Com 248 Communication Law and Ethics
Com 304 Persuasion
Com 333 Organizational Communication
Com 351 Public Relations
Com 358 Integrated Marketing Communication
Com 360 Communication Planning
N/A
N/A
N/A
BA103
N/A
N/A
Com
Com
BA
BA
BA
362
412
155
215
312
Visual Communication
Advanced Public Relations
Managerial Communication
Principles of Marketing
Advertising Management
N/A
N/A
Eng216
BA203
BA104
CRIMINAL JUSTICE MAJOR
CJ 115
Criminology
CJ 117
Intro to Criminal Justice System
CJ 210
Police Organization & Mgmt
CJ 220
Court Admin & Management
CJ 242
Modern Corrections
CJ 252
Juvenile Law and Justice
CJ 310
Ethical Issues in Criminal Justice
CJ 330
Methods of Criminal Justice Research
CJ 350
Substance Abuse and Criminal Justice
CJ 400
Criminal Law and Procedure
CJ 430
White Collar Crime
CJ 471
Practicum
CJ213 of Soc213
CJ101
CJ109
N/A
CJ103
Soc214
N/A
N/A
N/A
CJ111
N/A
CJ283
Four electives in criminal justice from a specific list of 10 courses;
equivalent courses exist for the following four:
CJ 270
Criminal Investigation
CJ 290
Introduction to Forensics
CJ 340
Community-Based Treatments
So 220
Race and Ethnic Relations
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
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CORE CURRICULUM
(Required for all CCEDL students)
Foundations for Accelerated Learning
Power of Language
Mathematical Analysis
Creative Expression (3 credits)
Cultural Heritage (3 credits)
Foreign Cultures and International Studies (3 credits)
The Natural World (3-4 credits) The course must have a laboratory
(may be three or four credits).
Social World (3 credits)
Values and Choice (3 credits)
Junior/Senior Colloquium (3 credits)
N/A
En101+
Math216+
Art109+, Art111+, Art113+, Art115+, Art213#, Art214#, Art217#,
Art219#, Art220#, Art221#, Art222#, Art223#, Art224#, Art225#,
Art226#, Art227#, Art228#, Eng107+, Eng110#, Eng113#,
Eng235#, Eng236#, Mus105+, Mus106#, Mus205#, Mus206#,
Mus107+, Mus108#, Mus207#, Mus208#, Mus109+, Mus110#,
Mus209#, Mus210#, Mus111+, Mus112#, Mus211#, Mus212#,
Mus113+, Mus114#, Mus213#, Mus214#, Mus115+, Mus118+,
Mus119#, Mus218#, Mus219#, Mus120+, Mus121#, Mus220#,
Mus221#, Mus185+, Mus186#, Mus285#, Mus286#, Mus187+,
Mus188#, Mus287#, Mus288#, Mus215+, Phot101+, Phot102#,
Phot103#, Phot104#, Phot204#; Thea102+, Thea103#,
Thea104+, Thea105#; Thea202#, Thea204#, Thea221#,
Thea222#, Thea223#
Anth101+, Anth102+, Anth211#, Art201+, Art202+, Art203+,
Econ105+, Eng203#, Eng204#, Eng205#, Eng206#, Eng219#,
Eng233#, Eng234#, Hist101+, Hist102+, Hist201#, His203#,
Hist207#, Mus222#, Mus223#, Phil101+, Phot209+,
Drama203+, Drama204+, Eng201#, Eng202#, Eng207#,
Eng215#, Eng231#, Eng232#, Fr102+, Fr201#, Fr202#,
Geog103#, Ger102+, Ger201#, Ger202#, Hist115#, Hist202#,
Hist204#, Hist210#, Hist211#, Mus216+, PS201+, Relg210#;
Span102+, Span201#, Span202#; Span203#, Span204#
Astr151&Astr152 (lab)#, Bio100+, Bio108+, Bio110#,
Bio108&Bio116 (lab)+, Bio120+, Bio121#, Bio203+, Bio204#,
Bio205#, Bio206#, Bio207#, Chem111+,Chem112+,
Chem207#, Chem208#, Es105&Es106+, ES107#, Env122+,
Env210#, Env220#, Env221#, Phys101+, Phys102#, Phys203#,
Phys204#, Phys205#
Hist103#, Hist104#, Hist208#, PS101+, Psy101+, Psy102#,
Psy105+, Psy202#, Psy204#, Psy205+, Psy208#, Psy209#,
Psy212#, Soc101+, Soc102#, Soc201#, Soc213# (non-criminal
justice majors); Soc214# (non-criminal justice majors)
Phil200+, Phil205+, Phil221# (non-business majors), PS102+,
PS106+,
N/A
GENERAL ELECTIVES (Sufficient credits to bring the total to 125)
Most courses can be used here. These will be evaluated on an
individual basis at the time of application.
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These are intended as guidelines only.
The Core must include three courses at the 200-level. Courses counted as 100-level are marked here with a"+". Courses
counted as 200-level are marked here with a "#". The distinction is based on the numbering of the comparable course at
Elizabethtown College.
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Students must take 30 of their last 60 credits from Elizabethtown College to satisfy the residency requirement. Fifteen credits must be
taken in the major, including at least nine at the 300-400 level. The Junior/Senior Colloquium and at least one 200-level Core course
must also be taken at Elizabethtown. These major and Core credits may be part of the 30 or in addition to it. All parts of the residency
requirement must be satisfied.
Courses transferred must be 100-level or higher and must carry a grade of C- or better. Courses accepted by from another
institution are evaluated by Elizabethtown College individually. They are not automatically accepted.
FINAL EVALUATION OF ANY TRANSFER CREDITS IS DONE BY THE DEAN OF CONTINUING EDUCATION AND DISTANCE
LEARNING AT THE TIME OF APPLICATION. Policies and course equivalencies are subject to change.