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General information regarding universities
UNT
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Most degrees at UNT require one math class above college algebra. However,
owever, if
i a
degree does not require college algebra and requires ONLY one math class,
class DCCCD’s
Statistics MATH 2342 or Business Math
MATH1324 will fulfill the requirement.
All College of Engineering majors do not
require ENGL 1302 but ENGL 2311. However,
ENGL 2311 needs
eds ENGL 1302 as prerequisite
at DCCCD.
UTD
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Only TWO degrees at UT Dallas require a foreign language, Global Business and
International Political Economy
Economy.
School of Engineering and Computer Science Students have higher math requirement
requirements.
It is preferable to complete all math requirements before transferring to UTD.
Ø The following required math courses can be completed at DCCCD for School
of Engineering and Computer Science majors
o MATH 2414
o MATH 2415
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o MATH 2420
o MATH 2305 ( COMPUTER, SOFTWARE, and TELECOMMUNICATIONS
ENGINEERING STUDENTS ONLY)
o MATH 2418 (COMPUTER SCIENCE AND SOFTWARE ENGINEERING
STUDENTS ONLY)
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School of Management Students
(Business, Finance, Accounting, Global
Business, Marketing, and Information
Systems) have higher math
requirements. It is preferable to
complete all math requirements before
transferring to UTD.
Ø The following required Math courses can be completed at DCCCD for School
of Management majors
o MATH 1325
o MATH 1370
o MATH 2318 or MATH 2305
UTD requires 9 hours of science for its core requirement. If students transfer to UTD
with 8 science hours from DCCCD but an incomplete core, students will need to take one
hour lab or a science course at UTD to fulfill the requirement. However, transferring
with core complete, UTD won’t ask the students to take the extra one science hour.
UTA
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The UT Arlington core requires a literature (sophomore level English) course. If a student
is core complete without one, please contact a UT Arlington academic advisor. In other
words, do encourage students, who are UTA intended, to take a
literature class to fulfill “Humanity CB 040” core requirement.
Sophomore elective required – PHIL 1301 will transfer in as
sophomore course, PHIL 2303 & 2306 DO NOT.
Psychology is different with UTA – It is listed as a science and
the focus is on the Brain instead of counseling. In other words,
a psychology class is not encouraged to be taken as “Self and
Society CB 080” course.
Computer Literacy requirement - This requirement could be
met by a specific course in the degree plan or transfer in BCIS 1405, COSC 1301, or COSC
1401.
SPCH 1311 will not work for engineering majors’ degree plans. Engineering majors do
not require a Speech course, but do require Professional and Technical
Communication. Students may take SPCH 1321 and ENGL 2311 to satisfy COMS 3302
for UTA’s College of Engineering.
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U-DALLAS
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DCCCD’s ENGL 1301 or 1302 are not equivalent to UD’s
Literature Tradition I and II, which are evaluated as higher
level courses.
University of Dallas does not accept many of DCCCD
classes – please be careful advising a student who wants
to transfer there. The linkk to UD’s Academic Advising
Sheet will help you to identify the classes which will be
considered to transfer.
http://resource.udallas.edu/132/AcademicAdvisingSheetf
orTransferStudents.pdf
TWU
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TWU’s core requires its institutional classes. Those classes will be waived when
transferring to TWU with core complete. However, if students transfer to TWU with an
incomplete core, four courses will be required (at least) for TTWU’s
WU’s degree completion:
Ø Multicultural Women’s Studies
Ø Computer Literacy (or exam)
Ø Oral Communications
Ø And MATH 1332
UT-Austin
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UT Austin requires all transfer students to remove a foreign language deficiency for
graduation. Please advise students to take the sequence of foreign language classes
(1411, 1412, and/or 2311 and 2312) to fulfill the core requirements of “Speaking &
Listening CB 011” and “Humanity CB 040”. It has to be iin a singlee foreign language, with
at least two college-level
level semesters (some majors require up to four college
college-level
semesters).
• The UT Austin core requires a literature (sophomore
level English) course. Please encourage students to take a
literature class to fulfill
fill “Humanity CB 040” core requirement.
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DBU
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DBU requires one computer science class for its degree completion. Please advise
students to take COSC1301. (Passing CSP test won’t give students credits to fulfill this
requirement).
SMU
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Regardless of the number of transferable credits, students will need to earn at least 60
credit hours in residence at SMU to receive a SMU degree.
Students have to have more than 30 transferrable credits to be considered as transfer
students
SMU requires computer literacy class in its General Education curriculum. Please advise
students to take BCIS 1405. (Passing CSP test won’t give students credits to fulfill this
requirement)
SMU requires 2 hours PHED credits in its General Education curriculum. Please advise
students to take PHED classes instead of other “Wellness and other Human Experiences
BC 090” classes.
Course that do not transfer to SMU:
Ø DREA, DWRI, DMAT, ESOL
Ø WECM classes
Ø PHED classes in excess of 2 hours (SMU will accept our Wellness classes as
elective)
Ø Courses with grade below C
Ø Credit by Examination
Please advise students intended to transfer there based on SMU’s General Education
Curriculum
http://smu.edu/transfer/pdf/Quick%20Con
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Specific Majors
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Education
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THEA test is required for acceptance into any university teacher program
Minimum GPA requirement
requirement- 2.75
Teacher Programs need
• 2 biology classes ((either for Science majors or
non-science
science majors)
• ENGL 2332 or 2333 (world literature)
preferred for core “Humanity CB 040”
requirement and for best preparation for
state certification exams.
• MUSI 1306 or ARTS 1301 preferred for core
“Humanity CB 050” requirement and for best
preparation for state certification exams.
• TECA 1354 as “Self and Society CB 080” core
requirement
• College Algebra & MATH 1350 & MATH 1351
• At least two additional science classes with labs
7 education classes offered at DCCCD
EDUC 1301, EDUC 1325 2301
TECA 1303, TECA 1311, TECA 1318, TECA 1354
coordinator at each
Music and Dance majors intended need to meet the program coordinators
campus to discuss the classes needed prior registration
registration, for those students need to take
core classes and their major ssubject classes together.
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Nursing
§ Core complete
§ Prerequisites complete
• BIOL 2401 & 2402 (CL reading and
writing and BIOL 1406 required)
• PSYC 2301 &2314 (CL reading required)
• MATH 2342
• BIOL 1322
• CHEM 1411 is preferred over CHEM
1405
• BIOL 2421 is preferred over BIOL 2420
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Pre-Medical, pre- Pharmacy, pre-dental
§ Medical and pharmacy and dental schools are graduate schools
§ Some school do not require the bachelor’s to apply, but do require at least 90
college level credits. However, a degree is highly desirable:
o Only students with superior credentials will be considered without one.
o Students without a baccalaureate degree must also exhibit definite evidence
of experience and maturity.
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Math and Science prerequisites
• MATH 2513, 2342
• BIOL 1406, 1407 (and BIOL 2421 for pharmacy)
• CHEM 1411, 1412, 2423, 2425,
• PHYS 1401, 1402
Engineering (please advise based on MATH level)
§ Complete the math sequence (Cal I, II, and III) in one school
§ Business is the practical minor to consider
§ Science prerequisites needed
• PHYS 2425, 2426
• CHEM 1411
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FOREIGN LANGUAGE
• Most Liberal Arts majors require a
foreign language through the sophomore level.
The one exception is UTD. For liberal art majors
intended, please encourage the students to
take the sequence of foreign language classes
(1411,1412, and 2311) to fulfill the core
requirements of “Speaking & Listening CB 011”
and “Humanity CB 040”
• Every major, including science majors,
at UT requires a foreign language for
graduation.
PHYSICS
• The Physics course needed depends on the major:
§ Engineers need to take Calculus Based Physics - PHYS 2425 and 2426.
§ Pre-health professions take Algebra and Trigonometry Based Physics –
PHYS 1401 and 1402.
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