Math Education Pathway
2008
Communication Skills - 10 credits
- ENGL& 101 - 5 credits
- ENGL& 102 or other courses colleges identify as mtg
their DTA communication skill req. - 5 credits
Elementary Education Pathway
2005
Communication Skills - 10 credits
- English Comp - 10 credits
QSR - 5 credits
Quantitative/Symbolic Reasoning Skills - Math& 151 - 5 credits
(5 credits) a. Five credits of college level
math that furnishes the quantitative
skills required in the commonly
recognized educational transfer
pathways toward a baccalaureate
degree. Accepted courses in these
pathways are: pre-calculus or higher,
math for elementary education, business
pre-calc/finite math, statistics and math
in society; or b. Five credits of a symbolic
logic sorce that focuses on (a) sentence
logic with proofs and (b) predicate logic
with quantifiers and proofs and/or
Aristotelian logic with Venn Diagrams
QSR - 5 credits
- Math& 151 or higher - 5 credits
QSR - 9-15 credits
- Math content at the lower division level must include
number theory, geometry, probability and statistics with a
focus on the development of math concepts in elem education
curriculum
Humanities (15 credits) Selected forma t Humanities - 15 credits
least ewo disciplines. No more than 10 - EWU requires PHIL 212
credits allowed from any one discipline.
No more than 5 credits in foreign
language at the 100 level. No more than
5 credits allowed in pderomanc/skills
courses
Humanities - 15 credits
- Intro to Speech - 5 credits
- Other Humanities - 10 credits
Generic DTA Requirements
Communication Skills (10 credits) Must
include at least five credits of English
composition. Remaining credits may be
used for an additional composition
course or designated writing courses or
courses in basic speaking skills (e.g.
speech, rhetoric, or debate)
Computer Science Pathway
2016
Communication Skills - 10 credits
- ENGL& 101 - 5 credits
- ENGL& 235 - 5 credits
- EWU requires ENGL& 102
Intermediate Algebra proficiency is required
Humanities (15-20 credits)
- Public Speaking - 3-5 credits
- U.S. History - 5 credits
Recommended: Art, music, literature or drama/theater - 7-12
credits
Social Sciences (15 credits)
Social Sciences - 15 credits
- WSU Vancouver requires ECON& 201 or ECON& 202
Social Science - 15 credits
- Intro to Psych - 5 credits
- Other Social Science - 10 credits
Social Sciences - 20 credits
- World Civilization - 5 credits
- WSU, CWU & SM require dev psychology
Recommended: Economics, Geography, Political Science,
Psychology or additional history - 15 credits
Natural Sciences (15 credits) Selected
from at least two disciplines. No more
than 10 credits allowed form any one
discipline. At least 10 credits in physical,
biological and/or earth sciences. Shall
included at least one laboratory course.
Natural Sciences - 15 credits
- PHYS& 221 - 5 credits
- PHYS& 222 - 5 credits
- UWT requires any lab based science
Natural Science - 15 credits
- Math& 152
- Natural Sciences incl. a min of 5 credits w/ lab - 10
credits
Major Requirements
Comp Programming I - 5 credits
Calculus 3 and 4 - 10 credits
Calculus 3 and 4 - 10 credits
Comp Programming II - 5 credits
Linear Algebra - 5 credits
Linear Algebra - 5 credits
Calculus 3 - 5-10 credits
- WSU (all campuses) Calc 3 Math& 153 and Math&
254 sequence
Education-specific professional introduction
coursework - 5 credits
Education-specific professional introduction coursework - 5
credits
- MATH& 152 - 5 credits
- UWT requires Statistics
Natural Science - 15 credits
- Biological Science - 5 credits
- Geology/Earth Science - 5 credits
- Physical Sciences - 5 credits
Two of the above with a lab
University Specific Requirements
EWU - Math 231 & EENG 160
UWB - Statistics
WSU - Natural Sic with lab & PHYS& 223
WWU - Natural Sci with lab & PHYS& 223
Electives No more than 15 credits may WSU Pullman & WSU TriCities - PHIL & 120 - 5 credits
be from restricted subject areas.
Remaining 0-20 quarter credits should
be planned with the help of an advisor
based on the student's interests, the
intended major, and the preferences of
the most likely baccalaureate institution.
Other/Advising Notes
Pre- Calc (if needed) - 10 credits
A max. of 10 credits may be in college-level courses as
defined by the CCTCs and the remainder shall be fully
transferable as defined by the receiving institution
Recommended additional content courses (e.g. social sciences,
humanities, sciences, math) designed to meet endorsement
competencies and/or academic majors
WSU Pullman & WSU TriCities - Recommend macro or
micro economics to meet five credits of the social
science req.
BIs will accept 5 credits of education-specific professional
introduction coursework if the coursework meets the WA
endorsement competencies for Elem Teachers
WSU (all campuses) - Recommends discrete structures
A minimum of 30 hours of K-8 classroom experience must be
included during the degree program
ICW - Courses will be evaluated at time of transfer
Gender/Culture coursework - 3-5 credits
Students should be able to demonstrate computer literacy
Pre-Nursing
2005
Communication Skills - 10 credits
- English Comp - 10 credits
- NU and Walla Walla require that the second English
comp class be a research writing class
Business
2012
Communication Skills - 10 credits
- English Comp - 10 credits
- To meet current EWU req the second English Comp course
must be equivalent to EWU's English 201
Construction Management
2008
Communication Skills - 10 credits
- English Comp - 10 credits
- ENGL& 235 or ENGL& 102
- CWU requires ENGL& 102 for program acceptance
QSR -5 credits
- Statistics - 5 credits
- UWS and SU require 10 credits in QSR with the additional
class in college algebra or pre-calc (at UWS a class in Logic
also serves for the additional class)
QSR -10 credits
- Business Calc, Calculus I or higher - 5 credits
QSR - 5 credits
- Math& 151 or higher - 5 credits
May include finite math or pre-calc prereq for calculus or other
courses to prepare for business calc
Intermediate Algebra proficiency is required
Humanities (15 credits)
- Public Speaking - 5 credits
- Other Humanities - 10 credits
In order to better preparer for successful transfer, students
are encouraged to consult with the institution(s) to which
they wish to transfer re: the humanities courses that best
support oo may be required as prier to their nursing
curriculum.
A curriculum that provides students with an understanding
of and sensitivity to human diversity is encouraged (req by
WSU).
Humanities (15 credits)
Students intending the international business major should
consult their potential transfer institutions re the level of world
language required for admission to the major. Five credits in
world languages may apply to the Humanities requirement.
Students are encouraged to include a speech or oral
communication course (not small group comm).
Humanities (15 credits)
- Public Speaking - 5 credits
- Other Humanities - 10 credits
- At least one class must be in a field other than
speech and no more than 5 credits may be in a world
language, ASL and no more than 5 credits in a
performance/skills class
Social Sciences - 15 credits
- Intro to Psych - 5 credits
- Dev Psych - 5 credits
- Sociology Discipline - 5 credits
Social Sciences - 15 credits
- Microeconomics - 5 credits
- Macroeconomics - 5 credits
- Other Social Science - 5 credits
Social Sciences - 15 credits
- Business Law - 5 credits
- Micro or Macroeconomics - 5 credits
- Other Social Science - 5 credits
- WSU requires both ECON& 201 and 202
Natural Science - 35 credits
- Statistics (business stats preferred) - 5 credits
- Physical, Biological and/or earth science with at least one lab
course- 10 credits
Natural Science - 15-30 credits
- Geology - 5 credits
- Gen or Engineering Physics I - 10 credits
- Other Natural Science Selected only from the following
list depending on the expected institutions 5-20 credits:
- UWS: 20 credits - statistics and Gen or Eng Physics II,
and 10 additional credits in natural sciences/math at the
student's choice or see electives list
-WSU: 10 credits - Calc II and Gen or Engin Physics II
- CWU - 10 credits - Calc II and Gen Chemistry
- EWU - 5 credits - Gen Chemistry
NU requires Cultural Anthro and does not accept a course n
the sociology discipline as a substitute. Students may be
admitted dto the BSN w/o Cultural Anthro if they agree eto
complete the course at NU in the summer prior to the jr
year.
A curriculum that provides students with an understanding
of and sensitivity to human diversity is encouraged (req by
WSU)
Natural Science - 35 credits
- Gen Biology - 5 credits
- A&P with lab - 10 credits
- Inorganic Chem with lab - 5 credits
- Microbiology with lab - 5 credits
- Human Nutrition - 5 credits
Intro survey courses or review courses do not meet the
content level expectations for these natural science req.
students intending the manufacturing management major at
WWU should consult WWU re the selection of natural science
courses required for admission to the major
NU requires 2 credits of genetics as well. Students may be
admitted to the BSN without Genetics if they agree to
complete the course at NU in the summer prior to the jr
year.
UWS req a min GPA of 3.0 for 3 out of the 7 courses or 2.8
for 4 out of the 7
Business - 20 Credits
- Financial Accounting I - 5 credits
- Financial Accounting II - 5 credits
- Managerial Accounting - 5 credits
- Business Law - 5 credits
Universities with a lower division Business Law req: UW, WSU,
EWU, CWU, WWU, Gonzaga, SMU, SPU, Whitworth
The following institutions do not require a lower division Business
Law course and agree to accept the course taken as part of this
degree as a lower division elective, but generally not a s an
equivalent to the course required at the upper division: Heritage,
PLU, SU and Walla Walla University
Construction Mgmt. Course Work -13-18 credits
- Financial Accounting - 10 credits
- Other Credits depending on Future Institutions - 3-8
credits
- UWS: 8 credits - 5 credits of Managerial Acct and 3
credits of Architectural CAD or Eng. graphics
- WSU, CWU & EWU: Recommend 3 credits of
Architectural CAD or Engineering graphics. Course is not
required however students may select 3 credits fl the
recommended electives list that best fit they future
university.
Non-Business Electives - 5 credits
- Four institutions have requirements for admission to the major
that go beyond those specified above. Students can meet these
req by careful selection of the elective Univ Course Equivalent to:
WSU (all campuses): Management information Systems MIS 250,
Gonzaga: Management information Systems BMIS 235, PLU:
Computer applications CSCE 120,e either an equivalent course or
skills test, and WWU: Intro to Business Computer Systems MIS 220
(for transfer students entering fall 2014)
Up to 10 additional credits of which a max of 5 credits may
be in college-level courses as defined by the CCTC, and the
remainder shall be fully transferable as defined by the
receiving institution.
See notes under WSR, Humanities, Social Science and
Natural Science.
A curriculum that provides students with an understanding
of and sensitivity to human diversity is encouraged (req by
WSU).
Other college level courses of which a max of 15 credits may be in
college-level courses as defined by the CCTC dnt her remainder
shall be fully transferable as defined by the receiving institution.
Where appropriate preparation courses for the major should be
include din this course work.
0-20 Credits
- Intro to Construction Mgmt. - Required at CWU and
UW however can be taken in fall of jr year - 3 credits
- Engineering Courses
- Structures I
- Structures II
- Materials I & II
- Surveying
- Math Courses
- Pre-Calc
- Statistics
- Calc II
- Science Courses
- Gen Chemistry
- Gen or Eng. Physics II
- Environ Sic Courses
- Survey of Env Sci
- Intro to Env Sci
- Other ENVS courses
Other college-level course, of which a max of 5 credits
may be in college-level courses as defined by the CC and
the remainder, shall be fully transferrable as defined by
the receiving institution.
Secondary Educ Earth & Space Science
2008
Communication Skills - 10 credits
- English Comp - 10 credits
- WSU requires for admission to the BS in
General Science that students complete a 200
or higher level writing class which can be met
at the CTC or taken after transfer
Biology
2009
Communication Skills - 10 credits
- English Comp - 10 credits
- May be individualized based on
baccalaureate college of choice
Music
2016
Communication Skills - 10 credits
- English Comp - 5 credits
-Selected comm course from the
distribution list. May be individualized
based on baccalaureate college of choice 5 credits
QSR - 5 credits
- Pre-Calc II or higher - 5 credits
QSR - 5 credits
- Calculus 1- 5 credits
- Statistics may substitute for Calculus I at
some institutions; students are encouraged
to check with the transfer institution early in
their decision process to confirm
requirements.
QSR -5 credits
- College-level math- 5 credits
- Symbolic logic course that focuses on (a)
sentence logic with proofs and (b)
predicate logic with quantifiers and
proofs and/or Aristoelian logic with Venn
Diagrams - 5 credits
Humanities (15 credits)
- Students planning to transfer to EWU
should take 5 quarter credits of speech
Humanities (15 credits)
- In order to better prepare for successful
transfer, students are encouraged to consult
with the institution(s) to which they wish to
transfer regarding the humanities courses
that best support or may be required as
prereq to their Biology curriculum.
Humanities (15 credits)
- Music Theory 1 - 5 credits
- Music Theory 2 - 5 credits
- Other Disciplien - 5 credits
Social Sciences - 15 credits
- Gen Psych - 5 credits
- Other Social Science -10 credits
Social Sciences - 15 credits
- In order to better prepare for successful
transfer, students are encouraged to consult
with the institution(s) to which they wish to
transfer regarding the social science courses
that best support or may be required as
prereq to their Biology curriculum.
Social Sciences - 15 credits
Natural Science - 35-45 credits
- Statistics - 5 credits
- Geology - 10 credits
- Gen Chemistry - 10-15
- Physics - 10-15
- CWU, EWU, WWU and PLU require 35
credits. WSU requires 45 credits due to the
requirement of a full year sequence in both
Gen Chemistry and Physics. Students heading
to WSU should be advised to consider
completing full year sequences rather than
transfer in the middle of the sequences.
Natural Science - 35-45 credits
- Biology - 15 credits
- Gen Chemistry - 15 credits
- The only general biology sequences
accepted are: Sequence 1 (Biol& 211, Biol&
212, and Biol& 213 or Sequence 2 (Biol& 221,
Biol& 222, and Biol& 223)
-Students should take the full year sequence
at a single college
-All BIs want the following four areas
covered within the 15 credit general biology
sequence: Ecology, Evolution, Major Cell and
Molecular Biology and Organismal
physiology.
Natural Science - 15 credits
10-Credits
- Recommended additional courses in
astronomy, oceanography or meteorology.
- The BIs will accept 5 credits of educationspecific professional introduction courses
- A max of 5 credits in college-level courses
typically not regarded as transferable is
allowed in the elective category. All other
electives must be fully transferable as defined
by the receiving institution.
15-Credits
- These 15 additional credits should be
planned in consultation with and advisor
- Electives allow students to include
additional courses to prepare for the biology
major based on college section. Examples
include a full-year sequence of organic
chemistry for majors; a full year sequence of
physics for science majors or further math at
the pre-calculus level or above or statistics.
- Students should check with the transfer
institution prior to taking any further biology
courses beyond the one-year sequence.
Some colleges require all continuing biology
curses be taken at the 300 level.
Electives - 41-44
- Theory/Ear 3,4,5,6 - 20 credits
- Lessons - 6 credits
- Ensemble - 12 credits
- Keyboard/Piano - 3-6 credits