Danville Area Community College
Associate of Science and Arts
2014-2015
University of Illinois
College of Commerce & Business Administration
Transfer Curriculum
Accountancy, Business Process Management,
Information Systems/Information Technology Management,
General Management, Marketing, Supply Chain Management,
Business Administration, Economics, and Finance
Individuals who complete the courses listed below earn the Associate of Science and Arts
degree at Danville Area Community College will have met the senior institution’s lower
division general education requirements and will be admitted as juniors.
Required Courses
First Semester
CECN 102 Microeconomics
MATH 125 Analysis I
ENGL 101 Rhetoric & Composition I
Life Science Elective
Foreign Language Elective (See Note 2.)
INST 101 Success in College
Total
Second Semester
CECN 103 Macroeconomics
MATH 135 Analysis II
ENGL 102 Rhetoric & Composition II
Social Science Elective (See Note 4.)
Foreign Language Elective (See Note 2.)
Total
Third Semester
CACC 101 Financial Accounting
SPCH 102 Public Speaking
MATH 110 Intro to Computer Science – OR –
INFO 135 Concepts in Programming
Foreign Language Elective (See Note 2.)
Humanities Elective (Fine Arts)
Total
Fourth Semester
CACC 105 Managerial Accounting
MATH 161 Statistics
Physical Science Elective
Foreign Language – OR –
Humanities/Fine Arts Elective (See Notes 2 and 3.)
Humanities Elective
Total
Hours
3
4
3
3-4
4
1
18-19
3
3
3
3
4
16
3
3
3
4
3
16
3
3
3-4
3-4
3
15-17
Transfer Admission Requirements:
1. 3.0 Grade Point Average (4.0 scale) – subject to change based on the applicant pool. The transfer GPA
range for Fall 2014 accepted applicants was 3.6 to 4.0.
2. 30-75 transferable credit hours completed or in progress by term of application.
3. The following courses must be completed before entering the College of Commerce and Business
Administration at the University of Illinois:
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CACC 101 Financial Accounting
CACC 105 Managerial Accounting
CECN 102 Micro-Economics
CECN 103 Macro-Economics
ENGL 101 Rhetoric and Composition I
ENGL 102 Rhetoric and Composition II
MATH 110 Intro Computer Science -OR- INFO 135 Concepts in Programming
MATH 125
MATH 135 or 137
4. The Online Application is strongly encouraged. Your application will be processed more quickly and
you will be able to check its status online. Online Applications can be accessed at
www.oar.uiuc.edu/prospective/ugrad/apply.html.
Notes:
1. See a DACC advisor for a list of the IAI general education core.
2. A foreign language requirement in Commerce applies to transfer students first enrolling at UIUC
Summer 2002 or later. For graduation, students must complete at least 4 years of the same foreign
language in high school or 4 semesters in college. Students are encouraged to complete this language
requirement prior to transfer to allow for reasonable course loads junior and senior years. Effective
Summer 2002, completion of the 3rd-year level of high school foreign language or the 2nd-semester
level of college foreign language will be required of transfer students for admission to the college.
3. Remember that only the 4th level of foreign language counts as DACC/UI humanities credit. Therefore,
if the foreign language requirement was completed in high school, a humanities elective must be
completed in this slot.
4. Business Administration/Management majors are required to take PSYC100, Intro to Psychology, as
this social science elective. PSYC240, Social Psychology, is also required of Business Administration
majors.
5. The Financial Accounting and Managerial Accounting sequence must be completed on the same campus.
Students may not take CACC 101 at DACC and then take CACC 105 at U of I or another campus.
6. For further information, please contact:
Anthony Fontana, Associate Director, Admissions and Recruitment
College of Commerce & Business Administration
1055 Business Instructional Facility
515 E. Gregory Drive
Champaign, IL 61820
Telephone: 217-333-2740
Email: admissions@business.uiuc.edu
PROGRAM AND CURRICULUM REQUIREMENTS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE.
SEE A DACC COUNSELOR OR ACADEMIC ADVISOR FOR UPDATED INFORMATION
PRIOR TO REGISTRATION EACH SEMESTER.