CLARK ATLANTA
UNIVERSITY
TRANSFER ARTICULATION
AGREEMENT
Between
CLARK ATLANTA UNIVERSITY
and
METROPOLITAN
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Clark Atlanta University (hereinafter referred to as CAU) and Metropolitcan Community College (hereinafter
referred to as MCC) hereby enter into the following agreement governing the matriculation at CAU of Associate of
Arts and Associate of Science degree graduates from MCC, beginning with Fall Semester 2011 and continuing for a
period of three years, after which both institutions may agree to renew, modify or let the agreement expire on the
agreed upon date.
During the period of this agreement, CAU will:
1. Accept students who have completed an associate degree in arts or science with junior level standing
provided the following requirements are certified by MCC:
•
Student has a minimum cumulative grade point average of2.5;
•
Student has earned a minimum of 58 semester hours of eligible transfer credit, which includes only
courses in which a grade of"C" or better was earned (Courses taken eight or more years previous
to transfer will not be included in accepted transfer work);
•
Student has completed the agreed upon program of courses that are deemed to be equivalent to
CAD courses; and
•
Student understands that he may need to complete additional prerequisites as required by the
programs in which he/she enrolls at CAU.
2.
Provide MCC students entering CAD equal access to registration, class enrollment and financial aid as
other students attending CAU.
During the period of this agreement, MCC will:
I. Publicize the agreement among its students and faculty and identify potential students who would
benefit from this articulation agreement;
2. Make available to prospective transfer students, through early advisement, information and
requirements for admission to CAU, a description of all required CAD core curriculum courses and the
equivalent courses at MCC; and
3. Provide prospective transfer students with up-to-date information on courses needed at CAU to
complete the baccalaureate degree requirements.
Both CAU and MCC will:
1.
Monitor the academic performance of students enrolling under this agreement, identify problems,
and work
op ativel to facilitate the seamless transfer of students between CAU and MCC; and
NotifY,
0 er of a y curricular changes relevant to this agreement in a timely manner.
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rovost and Vice P esident for Academic Affairs
Clark Atlanta University
223 James P. Brawley Drive, SW
Atlanta, GA 30314
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Mark James
Chancellor
Metropolitan Community College
3200 Broadway
Kansas City, MO 64111
Clark Atlanta University
And
Metropolitan Community College
Transfer Course-Articulation Agreement
,
Clark Atlanta
University?
Metropolitan
COLLEGE COMPOSITION (6 Credits)
Two Courses. A minimum grade of "C" is required for
both courses. A minimum grade of "C" is required in
CENG 105 before enrolling
Community
College
COLLEGE COMPOSITION - (6 Credits)
in CENG 106.
CENG 105 -- English Composition
CENG 106-- English Composition
I (3)
II (3)
ENGL 101- Composition
ENGL 102 - Composition
and Reading I (3)
and Reading II (3)
N/A
N/A
FIRST-YEAR SEMINAR
CGED - 100 First-Year Seminar I
CGED - 101 First-Year Seminar II
FOREIGN LANGUAGE/CULTURE (6 Credits)
A two-course sequence is required. Courses must be in
the same foreign language at the intermediate
level are required.
(200)
FOREIGN LANGUAGE/CULTURE
(7-10 credits)
A two-course sequence is required. Two courses in the
same foreign language at the intermediate (200) level are
required.
(3-5)
(3 - 5)
Note: MCC students will take the two-course
the same foreign language at the elementary
sequence in
(100) level.
The two-course sequence at the intermediate
will be taken at Clark Atlanta.
HISTORY (6 Credits)
A two-course sequence is required.
Refer to your
major department for required sequence. Students
HISTORY (6 Credits)
A two-course sequence is required.
may take the CHIS 201 and CHIS 202 sequence or CHIS
211 and CHIS 212 sequence or one of the following
combinations.
Political Science, History and Education
majors should adhere to the curriculum
guide of the
department.
CHIS 201-- The United States, Africa and the World I (3)
or
CHIS 211-- History of the United States before 1865 (3)
HIST 120 - United States History to 1865 (3)
HIST 121 - United States History Since 1865 (3)
CHIS 202 --The United States, Africa and the World II (3)
or
CHIS 212-- History of the United States since 1865 (3)
HUMANITIES (3 Credits)
One of the following courses:
CART -- 150 Art Appreciation (3)
CHUM 228 -- Early Period: 1500 -1914/lnterdisciplinary
Humanities I (3)
CHUM 230 -- Modern Period: World War I - Present/
Interdisciplinary
Humanities II (3)
CMUS 119 -- World Music (3)
CMUS 120 -- Music Appreciation
CSTA 252 -- Theatre Appreciation
(3)
(3)
HUMANITIES (3 Credits)
One of the following courses:
ART 108 - Surveyor Art (3) (or Art 150/151)
HUMN 140 - Humanities Past and Present (3)
HUMN 145 - Comparative Humanities (3)
MUSI 108 -- Music Appreciation (3)
MUSI 160 - Music of the World's Cultures (3)
SPDR 106 -- Theatre Appreciation
(3)
SPDR 114 - Theatre and the Modern World (3)
level (200)
Clark Atlanta University
And
Metropolitan Community College
Transfer Course Articulation Agreement
COMPUTER LITERACY (3 Credits)
CCIS 100 -- Information Technology
Applications (3)
:,
Clark Atlanta
and Computer
Computer Literacy (3 Credits)
CSIS 110 - Technology and Information Management (3) or
CSIS 115 - Introduction to Microcomputer
Applications (3)
Metropolitan
University
Community
College-Penn
LITERATURE (3 Credits)
One of the following coursed is required. A minimum
grade of "C" is required in CENG 105 and CENG 106
before enrolling in World Literature. Students may take
either course; each explores literature from different
time periods.
CENG 201 World Literature I
LITERATURE (3 Credits)
One Course in World Literature.
ENGL 254 - World Literature
I (3)
CENG 202 World Literature
ENGL 255 - World Literature
II (3)
II
MATHEMATICS (6 -10 credits)
Two-course sequence required.
MATHEMATICS (6 - 8 Credits)
Two-course sequence required.
Refer to your major department
CMAT--l03 Algebra I (3)
CMAT--l04 Algebra II (3)
Valley
for required sequence.
Non-Science and Non-Business Majors
MATH 120 College Algebra and
MATH 130 Trigonometry or
MATH 150 PreCalculus or
MATH 175 Calculus for Business and Social Science
CMAT 105 -- Pre-Calculus I (3)
CMAT 106 - Pre-Calculus II (3)
CMAT 209-- Calculus and Analytical
(Business Majors)
CMAT 210 -- Calculus and Analytical
Geometry
I (3)
Geometry
II (3)
MATH 180 - Analytic Geometry and Calculus I (5)
MATH 190 - Analytic Geometry and Calculus II (5)
MATH 210 -Analytic Geometry and Calculus III (5)
(Business Majors)
CMAT 111- Calculus I (4)
CMAT 112 - Calculus II (4)
PHILOSOPHY/RELIGION (3 Credits)
One course is required.
PHILOSOPHY/RELIGION (3 Credits)
One course is required.
CPHI 105 -- Critical Thinking (3)
CPHI 221 -- Introduction to Philosophy (3)
CPHI231-- Ethics and Human Values (3)
PHIL 100 - Introduction to Philosophy (3)
PHIL 101- Philosophy of Religion (3)
CREL 101 -- The Biblical Heritage (3)
CREL 103-- African-American
Religious Experiences I (3)
CREL 104 - African-American
Religious Experiences II (3)
CREL 211 -- Introduction to Religious Studies (3)
PHIL 200 - Logic (3)
PHIL 102 - World Philosophy (3)
CREL 250 -- Comparative Religion (3)
CREL 251 -- Religious Ethics (3)
PSYCHOLOGY (3 Credits)
One of the following courses.
Refer to your major
department for required courses.
CPSY211-- General Psychology (3)
CPSY218 -- Human Growth and Development (3)
CEDU 301 -- Educational Psychology (3) (Education
PSYCHOLOGY (3 Credits)
One course is required.
Clark Atlanta University
And
Metropolitan Community College
Transfer Course Articulation Agreement
majors take this course.)
Clark Atlanta
University
SCIENCE (6 - 8 Credits)
A two-course sequence is required. Refer to your
major department for required sequence.
Non-Science Majors
CBIO -- 101 Biological Science (3)
CPHY - 102/102L Physical Science (3) or
CPHY 104/104L -- Introduction to Earth Science (4)
Science Majors
CBIO 111/111L
CBIO 112/112L
CCHE 111/111L
CCHE 112/112L
CPHY 111/111L
Metropolitan
Community
College-Penn
Valley"
SCIENCE (10 credits)
A two-course sequence is required.
Non-Science Majors
BIOL 101- General Biology (5)
BIOL 102 - Environmental Science (5)
BIOL 104 - General Botany (5)
PHYS 104 - Foundations of Physical Science (5)
Science Majors- Biology Emphasis
-General
-- General
-- General
-- General
-- General
Biology I (4)
Biology II (4)
Chemistry I (4)
Chemistry 11(4)
and Modern Physics 1(4)
CHEM 111- General College Chemistry I (5)
CHEM 112 - General College Chemistry 11(5)
PHYS 130 -- General Physics I (5)
PHYS 131- General Physics 11(5)
Science Majors- Chemistry Emphasis*
CPHY 112/112L - General and Modern Physics II (4)
*Students will need CHEM 221, CHEM 222, MATH 190,
MATH 210, PHYS 220 and PHYS 221.
SOCIAL SCIENCE (3 Credits)
One of the following courses is required.
SOCIAL SCIENCE (3 Credits)
One Course is required.
CSOC 105 -- Culture and Society (3)
SOCI 130 - Sociology (3)
CPSC 106 -- Politics and Global Issues (3)
CECa 107 -Introduction
to Economics (3)
(Students who are required to take CECa 250, 251 or
252 should not take CECa 107 to satisfy the Social
Science requirement; i.e. Business Administration,
SOCI163 - Social Problems (3)
ANTH 100 - General Anthropology
(3) (or ANTH 110)
ECON 210 Macroeconomics (3)
ECON 211 Microeconomics (3)
POLS Introduction to International
Relations (3)
Economics, Mass Media Arts and Social work majors)
SPEECH (3 credits)
One course is required.
SPEECH (3 credits)
One course is required.
CSTA 101 Fundamentals
of Speech (3)
SPDR 100 - Fundamentals
of Speech (3) (or SPDR 101)
For Metropolitan Community College students:
For the Associate in Arts degree: A student must complete a Writing Intensive course (AND
either a Human Diversity course or leaning Community) as part of the degree requirements