CLARK COLLEGE
2005
UNIVERSITY OF PUGET SOUND TRANSFER AGREEMENT
This guide is a reference to assist students at Clark College
in their preparation for transfer to the University of Puget
Sound. It contains general transfer credit information and
lists Clark College courses that are transferable as
University Core requirements, 100-200 level major
requirements or electives.
Community college courses that are similar to Puget Sound
courses numbered at the 100 or 200 level are generally
transferable. However, as transfer evaluations are done in
the context of each student’s academic program, it is
possible for an evaluation to include courses not listed in
this guide as well as to exclude courses that are listed.
Therefore, students are encouraged to seek the advice of
the Puget Sound Office of Admission (253-879-3211 or 800396-7191) in selecting transfer courses, especially those
students with specific plans. A maximum of 96 quarter
credits may be transferred.
Community college students who wish to complete an
associate degree prior to transferring are encouraged to do
so. However, the University evaluates all transfer credit on
a course-by-course basis and an associate degree itself
does not provide any direct benefit.
Students should use the course listings in conjunction with
the Clark College 2003-2005 Catalog and the University of
Puget Sound 2004-2005 Bulletin. Due to the lag-time
between the publication of the Bulletin and the publication of
this guide, this guide is effective for the 2005 calendar year
only and will be honored until 2007.
This guide has two lists, one for courses that transfer as
University Core requirements and one for transferable
courses in general. Note any courses that must be taken in
combination in order to transfer. If the combination is not
completed, separate courses may not transfer.
(For
example, students studying calculus should complete Math
211, 212, and 213 rather than just Math 211 and 212).
complete 4 Core and the language requirement with
transfer credit while junior transfer students may complete 5
Core courses and the language requirement with transfer
credit.
All transfer credit used in a major or minor program is
subject to individual departmental review and approval.
Academic departments may require a transfer student to
complete an interview or examination before being placed
into a program of study. Based on a student’s placement,
transfer credit may be adjusted and a student required to
complete appropriate courses in residence. Again, students
are encouraged to contact the Office of Admission (253879-3211 or 800-396-7191) for assistance in planning their
transfer to Puget Sound.
NOTE: These listings only apply to regular course
offerings completed by regular college students.
Courses offered in other formats, such as programmedlearning, challenge examination, distance-learning, online, telecourses, or extension programs may not be
transferable. Additionally, college credit earned by a
student prior to high school graduation is subject to
special evaluation criteria and reviewed for transfer
credit on a case-by-case basis using both the high
school and college transcripts. Students should contact
the Admission Evaluator in the Office of the Registrar (253879-3219) for specific information.
Similarly, all Contracted, Cooperative, Cross Cultural,
Directed, Field, Honors, Independent Seminar, Special,
Travel Studies, and other courses with variable content are
evaluated individually. Students completing such courses
may submit a syllabus or abstract to the Admission
Evaluator for review.
Because curriculum revisions may occur during the year, all
announcements are subject to change without notice.
Additionally, this agreement is not to be regarded as having
created a binding contract between the University and any
student or community college.
The University has implemented a new Core curriculum.
The University Core includes 8 requirements plus a
language requirement. Sophomore transfer students may
COURSE EQUIVALENCIES
CLARK COLLEGE
TRANSFERABLE COURSES THAT COMPLETE
UNIVERSITY CORE REQUIREMENTS
FINE ARTS APPROACHES (5 credits)
ART 154
Art History
ART 155
Art History
ART 156
Art History
MUS 131
Music History
MUS 132
Music History
HUMANISTIC APPROACHES (5 credits)
ANTH 103
Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
PHIL 101
Introduction to Philosophy
PHIL 105
Great Thinkers I
PHIL 240
Ethics
PHIL 251
Philosophy of Religion
MATHEMATICAL APPROACHES (5-6 credits)
BUS 203 & 204 (both) Descriptive Statistics & Inferential
Statistics
MATH 105 Finite Mathematics
MATH 106 Elements of Calculus
MATH 109 Principles of Mathematics
MATH 203 & 204 (both) Descriptive Statistics & Inferential
Statistics
MATH 113 Calculus I
MATH 211 Calculus II
MATH 212 Calculus III
MATH 213 Calculus IV
MATH 215 Linear Algebra
PHIL 170 Introduction to Modern Logic
NATURAL SCIENTIFIC APPROACHES (5 credits)
ASTR 101
Astronomy
BIOL 104
General Biology
BIOL 160/161 Human Biology/Lab
BIOL 201
Evolution and Ecology
BIOL 202
Biochemistry, Molecular Genetics, and
Development
BIOL 203
Animal and Plant Physiology
CHEM 111
Integrated Chemistry
CHEM 112
Integrated Chemistry
CHEM 131
General Inorganic Chemistry
CHEM 132
General Inorganic Chemistry
CHEM 133
General Inorganic Chemistry
CHEM 211
Organic Chemistry
CHEM 212
Organic Chemistry
GEOL 101
Introduction to Geology I
GEOL 102
Introduction to Geology II
GEOL 103
Historical Geology
GEOL 109
Northwest Geology
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NATURAL SCIENTIFIC APPROACHES Continued (5 credits)
PHYS 101
General Physics
PHYS 102
General Physics
PHYS 103
General Physics
PHYS 201
Engineering Physics
PHYS 202
Engineering Physics
PHYS 203
Engineering Physics
SOCIAL SCIENTIFIC APPROACHES (5 credits)
ECON 201 Macroeconomics
ECON 202 Microeconomics
POSC 111 American National Government and Politics
POSC 211 International Relations
PSYC 203
Social Psychology
SOC 102
Social Problems
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT (15 cr or 1 200-level course)
FREN 101-103 (all)
First-year French
GERM 101-103 (all)
First-year German
GERM 201
Second-year German
JAPN 101-103 (all)
First-year Japanese
SPAN 101-103 (all)
First-year Spanish
TRANSFERABLE COURSES LISTED BY NUMBER
Symbols used throughout this guide are as follows:
X
Transferable course
+
Activity credit. Transferable to a maximum of
1.50 Puget Sound units (9 quarter credits)
*
Course similar to Puget Sound course listed, but
department interview or examination may be
used to determine fulfillment of major/minor
requirements. Transfer credit is subject to
revision.
2005
CLARK
COLLEGE
ANTHROPOLOGY
ANTH 101
ANTH 103
COURSE EQUIVALENCIES
2005
UNIVERSITY
OF PUGET SOUND
X
CSOC 200
2005
CLARK
COLLEGE
2005
UNIVERSITY
OF PUGET SOUND
ART
ART 103 & 104 (both)
ART 105
ART 115-117 (all)
ART 154-156 (all)
ART 177-179 (all)
ART 180-182 (all)
ART 203
ART 204
ART 257 & 258 (both)
ART 259
ART 109 *
X *
ART 101 & 102 *
ART 275 & 276 *
ART 247 *
ART 247 *
X *
X *
ART 251 *
X
ASTRONOMY
ASTR 101
PHYS 109
BIOLOGY
BIOL 104
BIOL 160 & 161 (both)
BIOL 201-203 (all)
BIOL 231-233 (all)
BIOL 101
BIOL 121 *
BIOL 111 & 112
EXSC 221 & 222
BUSINESS
BUS 203 & 204 (both)
BUS 224
BUS 231-233 (all)
MATH 271
X
BUS 205
CHEMISTRY
CHEM 111 & 112 (both)
CHEM 131-133 (all)
CHEM 211-214 (all)
CHEM 110 & 111 *
CHEM 110/111
CHEM 250 & 251
ECONOMICS
ECON 201 & 202 (both)
ECON 170
ENGLISH
ENGL 101 & 102 (both)
X
FRENCH
FREN 101-103 (all)
FREN 201-206 (all)
FREN 101 & 102 *
FREN 201 & 202 *
GEOLOGY
GEOL 101 & 102
GEOL 103
GEOL 109
GEOL 101
GEOL 102
GEOL 104
CLARK COLLEGE
2005
CLARK
COLLEGE
2005
UNIVERSITY
OF PUGET SOUND
GERMAN
GERM 101-103 (all)
GERM 201-203 (all
GERM 101 & 102 *
GERM 201 & 202 *
HISTORY
HIST 101-103 (all)
HIST 131-133 (all)
HIST 275
HIST 101 & 102
HIST 152 & 153
HIST 254
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
HDEV 100
CRDV 203 +
JAPANESE
JAPN 101-103 (all)
JAPN 101 & 102 *
JOURNALISM
JOUR 121
JOUR 122
JOUR 123
JOUR 221
JOUR 222
JOUR 223
X
X
X
X
X
X
MATHEMATICS
MATH 103 & 111 (both)
MATH 105
MATH 106
MATH 109
MATH 111 (see Math 103)
MATH 113/211/212 (all)
MATH 203 & 204 (both)
MATH 205
MATH 211 (see Math 113)
MATH 212 (see Math 113)
MATH 213
MATH 215
MATH 111
MATH 257
MATH 258
MATH 103
X
MATH 121 & 122
MATH 271
X
X
X
MATH 221
MATH 232
MUSIC
All music instruction
All music performance
MUS 131-133 (all)
MUS 141-146 (all)
MUS 241-246 (all)
X
X +
MUS 230 & 231 *
MUS 101-104 *
MUS 201-204 *
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2005
CLARK
COLLEGE
2005
UNIVERSITY
OF PUGET SOUND
PHILOSOPHY
PHIL 101
PHIL 105
PHIL 106
PHIL 170
PHIL 240
PHIL 251
PHIL 106
PHIL 215
PHIL 219
PHIL 172
REL 265
REL 101
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
All activities
All athletics
X +
X +
PHYSICS
PHYS 101-103
PHYS 201-203
PHYS 111 & 112
PHYS 121 & 122
POLITICAL SCIENCE
POSC 111
POSC 131
POSC 211
PG 101
X
PG 103
PSYCHOLOGY
PSYC 101
PSYC 203
PSYC 211
PSYC 101
PSYC 281
PSYC 273 & 274 *
SOCIOLOGY
SOC 101
SOC 102
SOC 111
SOC 131
X
CSOC 103
CSOC 206
CSOC 215
SPANISH
SPAN 101-103 (all)
SPAN 201-206 (all)
SPAN 101 & 102 *
SPAN 201 & 202 *
SPEECH
SPEE 171
SPEE 172
SPEE 173
SPEE 271
SPEE 272
SPEE 273
COMM 292
COMM 292
COMM 292
COMM 292
COMM 292
COMM 292
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2005
CLARK
COLLEGE
2005
UNIVERSITY
OF PUGET SOUND
THEATRE
THEA 140 & 141 (both)
THEA 143
THEA 144
THEA 145
THEA 171
THEA 172
THEA 173
THEA 243
THEA 244
THEA 245
THEA 271
THEA 272
THEA 273
THTR 110
THTR 291
THTR 291
THTR 291
THTR 291
THTR 291
THTR 291
THTR 291
THTR 291
THTR 291
THTR 291
THTR 291
THTR 291
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