Transfer Guide for
BETHEL UNIVERSITY
2011-2012
College of DuPage
BETHEL CONTACT:
425 Fawell Blvd.
Glen Ellyn, IL 60137-6599
630-942-2800
Transfer Admissions Counselor
651-638-6242/800-255-8706
BUadmissions-cas@bethel.edu
Bethel’s catalog and transfer information can be viewed at www.bethel.edu. It can
be sent to you and it is available in the College of DuPage counseling office.
This transfer guide is designed to help a student at College of DuPage easily choose
courses to take at College of DuPage that will satisfy most of Bethel general
education (core curriculum) requirements. Unless otherwise indicated, one (1)
course from each area will satisfy that gen ed requirement. Pages 16-31 in the 20112012 Bethel catalog provides further information regarding Bethel’s transfer and
general education requirements. In most cases, with careful planning you will be
able to fulfill College of DuPage’s curriculum objectives, while also completing
coursework that Bethel requires. Contact Bethel or College of DuPage for
assistance with your planning.
Here are some additional guidelines to consider:
-Most courses required for a specific academic major should be taken at Bethel.
-Any College of DuPage course taken to satisfy a requirement for a major at
Bethel should be approved by the specific academic department at Bethel.
-Bethel’s programs are designed to be completed in 4 years. Early
communication with you will allow Bethel to help you to determine when
it is best for you to transfer.
-Courses that are listed under more than one category can only count once.
Students can choose which category they prefer.
-A grade of ‘C’ or higher is required on each course to be accepted by Bethel.
-An official transcript must be sent to Bethel once the course is completed and
grade is posted.
ARTISTIC ACTIVITY
Any activity course (not lecture) in music, art, theatre, or any writing course in
addition to College Writing (English 1102) except courses numbered under 1000.
CHRISTIANITY AND WESTERN CULTURE (CWC)
History1110
Western Civilization I
COLLEGE WRITING
English1102
English Composition II
INTRODUCTION TO THE CREATIVE ARTS
Art1100
Art2211
Art2212
Art2213
Art2214
EnglishFilm1135
Humanities1101
Music1100
Music1104
Music1105
Music1115
Theatre1100
Theatre1104
Introduction to the Visual Arts
Art History I: to 1300
Art History II: 1300 to 1750
Art History III: 1750 to Present
Introduction to Non-Western Art
Introduction to Film Art
Introduction to Humanities: The Arts
Music Appreciation
Introduction to American Music
Music Literature
Introduction to World Music
Theatre Appreciation
Introduction to Theatre
LABORATORY SCIENCE (D)
Anat/Phys1500
Biology1100
Biology1110
Biology1151
Biology1152
Biology2150
Biology2151
Botany1310
Biology1320
Chemistry1105
Chemistry1211
Chemistry1212
Chemistry1551
Chemistry1552
Chemistry2213
Earth Science1101
Earth Science1102
Earth Science1110
Earth Science1115
Earth Science1122
Earth Science1124
Earth Science1126
Earth Science1130
Earth Science1135
Earth Science1140
Physics1100
Physics1201
Physics1202
Survey of Human Anatomy and Physiology
Survey of Biology
Environmental Biology
Principles of Biological Science
Principles of Biological Science
Ecology
Cell Biology
Ethnobotany
Prairie Ecology
Contemporary Chemistry
General Chemistry
Survey of Organic Chemistry
Principles of Chemistry I
Principles of Chemistry II
Introduction to Biochemistry
Physical Geology of Earth’s Interior
Physical Geology of Earth’s Surface
Introduction to Meteorology
Severe and Unusual Weather
Astronomy: The Solar System
Astronomy: Stars and Galaxies
Observational Astronomy
Introduction to Oceanography
Introduction to Hydrology
Fundamentals of Earth Science
Physics
General Physics I
General Physics II
Physics2111
Physics2112
Physics2115
Physics for Science and Engineering I
Physics for Science and Engineering II
Physics for Science and Engineering III
LEISURE AND LIFETIME SPORTS (Q)
Any physical activity or non-varsity or non-intercollegiate sport that has credit.
MATHEMATICS (M)
Math
Psychology2280
Sociology2205
(any Math course numbered 1000 or above except Math1102,
1104,1340,1840,2840.
Statistics for the Social and Behavioral Sciences
Statistics for the Social and Behavioral Sciences
CONTEMPORARY WESTERN LIFE AND THOUGHT (New Gen Ed (L), Old (F)
English2224
History1140
History2260
History2265
History2270
Humanities1110
Music1104
American Literature from the Civil War to the Present
History of the United States Since 1865
United States Since 1945
History of Illinois
History of Chicago
The Arts and Cultural Diversity
Introduction to American Music
PHYSICAL WELL-BEING New Gen Ed (Y), Old (PEA100)
Physical Ed1555
Physical Ed2251
Personal Fitness Program
Living with Health
NATURE OF PERSONS New Gen Ed (N), Old (B)
English1130
Humanities2210
Philosophy1100
Philosophy1110
Philosophy1112
Philosophy1114
Philosophy1116
Philosophy1125
SpeechComm1100
SpeechComm1110
SpeechComm1120
SpeechComm1140
SpeechComm1150
Introduction to Literature
Leadership Development
Introduction to Philosophy
Ethics
Biomedical Ethics
Business Ethics
Environmental Ethics
Critical Thinking
Fundamentals of Speech Communication
Oral Interpretation
Small Group Communication
Public Relations
Introduction to Business Communication
WORLD CULTURES New Gen Ed (U), Old (E)
Chinese1100
Civilization and Culture of China
English1160
Native American Literature
English1161
Multicultural Literature of the United States
English2262
Nonwestern Literature
French1100
Civilization and Culture of France
Geography1105
World Regional Geography: Eastern World
History2205
East Asian Civilization
History2210
History and Culture of Africa
History2215
History and Culture of India
History2220
History and Culture of China
History2225
History and Culture of Russia
History2230
History and Culture of Japan
History2240
History and Culture of Latin America
Humanities1105
Nonwestern Humanities
Japanese1100
Civilization and Culture of Japan
Korean1100
Civilization and Culture of Korea
Music1115
Introduction to World Music
PoliticalSci2221
Politics of the Middle East
ReligiousStudies1155Asian Thought
Spanish1100
Civilization and Culture of Spain
COMPARATIVE SYSTEMS (G)
Business2255
International Business
Business2260
International Finance
English2226
Masterpieces of World Literature
Humanities2019
Womein the Arts
Political Sci2220
World Politics
Political Sci2203
Comparative Politics
ReligiousStudies2160Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
Sociology2210
Social Problems
Sociology2215
Racial and Ethnic Relations
SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, AND SOCIETY (K)
CriminalJustice2160 Introduction to Bio Security and Bio Terrorism
LANGUAGES (Students must complete through the second semester of a first year
college-level language class (Introductory II/Beginning II) or higher-level class).
Chinese1102
Chinese2201
Chinese2202
French1102
French2201
French2202
German1102
German 2201
German2202
Italian1102
Italian2201
Italian2202
Japanese1102
Japanese2201
Japanese2202
Korean1102
Korean2201
Korean2202
Russian1102
Russian2201
Russian2202
Spanish1102
Spanish2201
Spanish2202
km:09/11
Elementary Chinese II
Intermediate Chinese I
Intermediate Chinese II
Elementary French II
Intermediate French I
Intermediate French II
Elementary German II
Intermediate German I
Intermediate German II
Elementary Italian II
Intermediate Italian I
Intermediate Italian II
Elementary Japanese II
Intermediate Japanese I
Intermediate Japanese II
Elementary Korean II
Intermediate Korean I
Intermediate Korean II
Elementary Russian II
Intermediate Russian I
Intermediate Russian II
Elementary Spanish II
Intermediate Spanish I
Intermediate Spanish II