Harford Community College
Associate of Arts in Psychology
&
University of Baltimore
Bachelor of Science in Psychology
APPENDIX I - COURSE ARTICULATIONS The following pages indicate the course-to-course
equivalency, as agreed upon within the articulation agreements.
Course-to-course articulation, including General Education
HCC Course
Credits
UB Equivalent
Harford
Requirements
Satisfies English
Composition (GE)
ENG101
3
Lower Level Elective
ENG109
PSY 101
3
3
Lower Level Elective
PSYC201
SOC 101
3
Lower Level Elective
CMST101
3
Lower Level Elective
HIST elective
3
Lower Level Elective
Psychology
electives
Bio/Phys Lab
Science (BIO 100
or BIO 120 is
recommended)
Bio/Phys Science
12
Lower Level Elective
4
Lower Level Elective
Satisfies
Biological/Physical
Lab Science (GL)
3
Lower Level Elective
Math Elective
(MATH 216 is
recommended)
Arts/Humanities
Elective
3-4
Lower Level Elective
6
Lower Level Elective
Satisfies Bio/Phys.
Science General
Education (GS)
Satisfies Math
General Education
(GM)
Satisfies Arts and
Humanities General
Education (GH)
1
Lower Level Elective
1
Lower Level Elective
3
Lower Level Elective
12
63-64
Lower Level Elective
Physical Education
Elective
Physical Education
Fitness Elective
General Education
Elective
General Elective
TOTAL
UB
Requirements
Satisfies Social
Science Area (GB)
Satisfies Social
Science Area (GB)
Satisfies UB
Graduation
Requirement
Satisfies UB
Graduation
Requirement
A Literature course
satisfies the UB
Graduation Requirement
CIS 102 satisfies a UB
Graduation Requirement
NOTE: GH: Arts & Humanities must be chosen from two different disciplines.
HCC Associate degree students must complete one 3-credit Diversity course. It is recommended that
students select a course (GH: Arts & Humanities or GB: Behavioral/Social Sciences) that also meets
the Diversity requirement. For more information, please refer to the most current edition of the HCC
Catalog.
APPENDIX II: UPPER DIVISION REQUIREMENTS
All Harford transfer students will be required to take a minimum of 60 credits of upper division
coursework at UB. Completion of the Psychology degree program at UB requires students to
successfully complete the following course work:
Course Number
Course Title
Credit
Hours
Upper Division General Education Core Requirements (9 credits)
IDIS300
Ideas in Writing
3
IDIS302
Ethical Issues in Business and Society
3
IDIS304 or
Arts and Ideas or World Cultures
3
IDIS301
Academic Program Requirements ( 15 credits)
PSYC300
History and Systems
APST308
Statistics for the Social Sciences
PSYC308
Research Methods I
PSYC309
Research Methods II
PSYC442
Tests and Measurements
Foundation Area Requirements (9 credits)
Human Development
PSYC323 or PYSC431
Biological
PSYC432 or PSYC433
Cognitive
PSYC344 or PSYC345 or
PSYC441
Applied
PSYC311 or PSYC314 or
PSYC402 or PSYC403 or
PSYC404 or PSYC412 or
PSYC413
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
Major Electives (9 courses)
PSYC Electives
9
Electives ( 12 Credits)
General Elective
12
Total to be taken at UB:
60
Explanation
IDIS304 (Arts and Ideas) will
meet the lower division fine arts
general education requirement, if
necessary