Temple University Contact Information
Valerie Friday
Associate Director of Admissions
Temple University
Conwell Hall
Philadelphia, PA
Phone: (215) 204.7200
Email: vfriday@temple.edu
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Agreement/Transfer Information
Core-to-Core Agreement with Bucks
Completion of an AA degree will result in all of Temple's core requirements with the exception of two writing intensive
courses, having been met.
Dual Admissions
Students may apply to be conditionally accepted at Temple under the terms of the Dual Admissions Program. To be
accepted under the terms of the dual admissions program, students must achieve a minimum GPA of 2.3 at the time
of graduation from Bucks.
In order to qualify for the Dual Admissions Program,students must submit the Dual Admissions Form (Intent to Enroll)
to the Office of Admissions at Bucks by the time they complete 30 credits.
Scholarships
This program will allow them to be eligible for special scholarships upon completion of the Associate of Arts degree.
Students will receive academic scholarships of $1,000 (3.3 - 3.64 GPA) or $2,000 (3.65 - 4.0 GPA) per year for fulltime study and half of that amount for part-time study. Students will also receive any federal, state or Temple needbased aid for which they may qualify.
Temple University at Bucks County Community College
Students who complete the AA in Nursing will have all of their required courses accepted by Temple and will
be able to complete the BSN on the Bucks campus through evening part-time study.
Program Articulations
Program articulations for individual majors are being continually developed. Currently on-file we have transfer
articulations for the following Bucks majors:
Business Administration (code: 1009)
leading to Business Administration degree at Temple.
leading to Management InformationSystems degree at Temple
Education (code: 1061) - leading to a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education
Social Services (code: 1059) - leading to a Bachelor of Social Work in Social Work at Temple
Nursing (code: 2035) - RN-BSN program leading to a Bachelor of Science in Nursing at Temple. Read
about RN-BSN program information, application information, and course requirements.
Other Information available in the Bucks Transfer Office
Course equivalencies on file for Temple.
Program prerequisite requirements for Health Professions Majors: Communication Sciences, Health
Information Management, Nursing, Occupational Therapy, Pharmacy, and Physical Therapy
Information on Temple's 45+ Core program
What this means
Generally, a baccalaureate degree consists of three components:
Core Curriculum or General Education requirements (usually 36-54 credits)
Major courses (consists of specific courses and electives within the major)
Free Electives (college level courses from any discipline that are used to complete the remaining credit
requirements for the degree.
A fourth component: Education and business programs usually have core requirements of their own in
addition to the college/university's core.
Upon transfer, the Core-to-Core* agreement allows the transfer student to primarily concentrate on completing the
remaining courses in the major and the free electives in the junior and senior year.
Therefore, students don't have to worry about matching the exact individual course requirements of Temple's core
while at Bucks. Completing the Associate of Arts degree does this for them.
*In addition to the two writing intensive courses, there are exceptions to this agreement for specific degrees and
programs. Contact Temple or your transfer advisor for more information.
On Bucks students attending Temple University . . .
Temple Japan
Temple University Japan is the first educational institution in Japan to be officially recognized as a Foreign University.
This status allows TUJ to sponsor student visas, enabling international students to study at TUJ on either a shortterm or long-term basis, including earning Temple University degrees in several programs.
Students who have earned a BCCC Associate Degree qualify for:
an application fee waiver
preferential housing
consideration for TUJ scholarships
For further information, see BCCC/Temple Japan agreement and Temple Japan web page.
Bucks County Community College and Temple University
Dual Admissions Program
INTENT TO ENROLL FORM
I wish to participate in the Dual Admissions Program that enables BCCC students
to be admitted to Temple University after receiving an Associate Degree at BCCC
and fulfilling other program conditions. I authorize BCCC and Temple to exchange
necessary information as needed, including the information on this form and
academic transcript data, so as to facilitate my transfer to Temple and evaluation of
this programs.
Name_______________________ Social Security #__________________________
Address _____________________________________________________________
Street
City
State
Zip Code
Telephone (home) _______________________(Daytime/work)_________________
E-mail address________________________________________________________
BCCC Student Number ________________________________________________
Date You Began at BCCC______________________________________________
BCCC Major_________________________________________________________
Date You Expect to Graduate from BCCC__________________________________
Month
Year
Date You Expect to Enroll at Temple Fall_________ Spring__________ 20_____
Intended Temple Major ________________________________________________
Intended Temple Campus Main________ Ambler________ Tyler (Art) _________
Student Signature _____________________________ Date ___________________
Please Return This Form to the BCCC Admission Office
BCCC Signature _______________________________ Date __________________
ARTICULATION AGREEMENT - TEMPLE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT
Transfer Guide
BUCKS COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Business Administration Degree
and
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT
REQUIRED COURSE EQUIVALENCIES
BCCC
COMP110
COMP111
ECON 111
ECON 112
COMG 110
Credits
Eng. Comp I
3
Eng. Comp II
3
Macro Economics
3
Micro Economics
3
Effective Speaking
3
Math 117 &
6
118
(Quantitative Methods
I & II)
or Math
140*(Calculus I)
Cultural
6
Perspectives
Personal Health
3
Integration of
3
Knowledge
Elective –
3
MATH115**
(Elementary Statistics)
Elective – MGMT
160** 3
(Insurance and Risk
Mgmt)
ACCT 105 (100)
ACCT 106 (101)
CISC 110
MGMT 100
Principles of Acctg I 4
Principles of Acctg II 4
Intro. to Info. Systems 3
Intro. to Business*** 3
MGMT 230
Principles of
3
Mgmt
Principles of Mktg
3
Legal Environment of 3
Business
______
62
MKTG 100
MGMT180
Temple Univ. Equiv.
English 50
English W103
Economics C051
Economics C052
Speech Comm. 65
Stat. C011 & C012
Dept./Core
CO
WI
IN
SBM/IN
Math C085
QB
See Temple Univ.
Core
Health elective
Elective
AR/AC/IH
Statistics 21
low div. bus.
Risk Management 1
low div. bus.
Business Core
Accounting 1
Accounting 2
CIS C055
Bus. Adm. 50
Equivalent
Human Resource
Adm. 83
Intro. to Marketing 81
Law C001
QA & QB
non-business
non-business
low div. bus.
low div. bus.
SB
low div. bus
low div. bus.
low div. bus.
low div. Bus
* Math 140 is equivalent to a second semester core mathematics course at Temple University and fulfills the School
of Business and Management core curriculum mathematics requirement.
** It is strongly recommended that all BCCC students take MATH 115 and MGMT 160 as their elective courses. The
completion of these courses at BCCC is necessary to insure the proper sequencing of course work at Temple. Not
taking these courses at BCCC may prevent the student from completing their degree at Temple in four regular
semesters. In addition, accounting majors should take ACCT 200 & 201.
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ARTICULATION AGREEMENT - TEMPLE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT
*** Temple University’s BA 50 is waived for BCCC students who transfer MGMT 100
Business Elective List
Direct Transfer
BCCC
ACCT 200
(Fall 1996 or later)
ACCT 201
(Fall 1996 or later)
LAWS 130
MATH 115*
MGMT 160*
Credits
3
Temple Univ. Equiv. Dept./Core
Accounting 11
major/bus. elective
3
Accounting 12
major/ bus. elective
3
3
3
Business Law 0101
Statistics C021
RMI 0001
major/bus. elective
low.div.bus
low.div.bus
* It is strongly recommended that all BCCC students take MATH 115 and MGMT 160 as their elective
courses. The completion of these courses at BCCC is necessary to insure the proper sequencing of course work at
Temple. Not taking these courses at BCCC may prevent the student from completing their degree at Temple in four
regular semesters. In addition, accounting majors should take ACCT 200 and 201 at BCCC.
NOTE: Students transferring into The Fox School of Business and Management are required to achieve a final
grade point average of at least 2.3 at BCCC. The following programs require higher grade point averages:
International Business
Administration
Entrepreneurship
E-Marketing
Finance
Real Estate
Marketing
3.00
3.00
3.00
2.75
2.75
2.75
Specialized programs, including International Business Administration, Entrepreneurship, and Management
Information Systems, may require more than four regular semesters to complete.
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Transfer Guide
Transfer Guide
BUCKS COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Business Administration Degree
and
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT
REQUIRED COURSE EQUIVALENCIES (MIS majors)
BCCC
COMP110
COMP111
ECON 111
ECON 112
COMG 110
Credits
Eng. Comp I
3
Eng. Comp II
3
Macro Economics
3
Micro Economics
3
Effective Speaking
3
Math 117 & 118
6
(Quantitative Methods I & II)
or Math 140* (Calculus I)
Cultural Perspectives
6
Personal Health
3
Integration of
Knowledge
3
Elective – MATH115**
3
Temple Univ. Equiv.
English 50
English W103
Economics C051
Economics C052
Speech Comm. 65
Stat. C011 & C012
Dept./Core
CO
WI
IN
SBM/IN
QA & QB
Math C085
See Temple Univ. Core
Health elective
QB
AR/AC/IH
non-business
Elective
Statistics 21
non-business
low div. bus.
(Elementary Statistics)
Elective – MGMT 160**
3
Risk Management 1
low div. bus.
(Insurance and Risk Mgmt)
ACCT 105
ACCT 106
CISC 110
MGMT 100
MGMT 230
MKTG 100
MGMT180
Principles of Acctg I
Principles of Acctg II
Intro. to Info. Systems
Intro. to Business***
Principles of Mgmt
Principles of Mktg
Legal Environment
Of Business
4
4
3
3
3
3
3
Business Core
Accounting 1
Accounting 2
CIS C055
Bus. Adm. 50 Equivalent
Human Resource Adm. 83
Intro. to Marketing 81
Law C001
low div. bus.
low div. bus.
SB
low div. bus.
low div. bus.
low div. bus.
low div. Bus
______
62
* Math 140 is equivalent to a second semester core mathematics course at Temple University and
fulfills the School of Business and Management core curriculum mathematics requirement.
** It is strongly recommended that all BCCC students take MATH 115 and MGMT 160 as their elective courses. The
completion of these courses at BCCC is necessary to insure the proper sequencing of course work at Temple. Not taking
these courses at BCCC may prevent the student from completing their degree at Temple in four regular semesters. In
addition, accounting majors should take ACCT 200 & 201. MIS majors should take CISC 113 and CISC 213.
*** Temple University’s BA 50 is waived for BCCC students who transfer MGMT 100
Revised 11/06/03 -- Acct course numbers
revised 7/04
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Transfer Guide
Business Elective List
Direct Transfer
BCCC
ACCT 200 (Fall 1996 or later)
ACCT 201 (Fall 1996 or later)
LAWS 130
MATH 115*
MGMT 160*
CISC 113
CISC 213
Credits
3
3
3
3
3
4
4
Temple Univ. Equiv.
Accounting 11
Accounting 12
Business Law 0101
Statistics C021
RMI 0001
MIS C071
MIS 0081
Dept./Core
major/bus. elective
major/ bus. elective
major/bus. elective
low.div.bus
low.div.bus
major/bus. elective
major/bus. elective
* It is strongly recommended that all BCCC students take MATH 115 and MGMT 160 as their elective courses. The
completion of these courses at BCCC is necessary to insure the proper sequencing of course work at Temple. Not taking
these courses at BCCC may prevent the student from completing their degree at Temple in four regular semesters. In
addition, accounting majors should take ACCT 200 & 201. MIS majors should take CISC 113 and CISC 213.
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BCCC Elem Ed at Temple
Temple University BS in Elementary Education incorporating Bucks County Community College AA
in Education*
Bucks requirements for the Associate of Arts (Education transfer: 1061)
1st Semester
2nd Semester
COMP110 - English Composition
3 COMG110 - Effective Speaking
3
EDUC100 - Foundations of Education
3 COMP111 - English Composition
3
HLTH110 - Responding to Emergencies
3 PSYC180 - Human Growth & Develop
3
PSYC110 - Intro. to Psych
3
Elective (Choose: physical science course or
3
CISC110)
Cultural Perspectives - Choose HIST151
3 Music
or 152
3
Total Credits
15
15
3rd semester
4th Semester
BIOL101, Biological Science I
4 Biological Science II
4
MATH101 - Math Concepts I
3 Math102 - Math Concepts II
3
PSYC190 - Educational Psych
3 Elective (MUST Choose EDUC205)
3
Cultural Perspectives (Choose
GEOG110)
3 Integration of Knowledge*
3
Elective - Choose ECON111 or 112
3 Literature
3
Total Credits
16
16
*To transfer all courses as indicated above, Literature must be chosen to meet the Academic
Specialty requirement. Then COMP111, English Composition II will transfer as the Level I
Academic Specialty Course and Integration of Knowledge will transfer as the Level II Academic
Specialty Course. Students must complete their Writing Intensive, Level III literature course
at Temple during the summer between their junior and senior year.
**Students who are following this articulation agreement with Temple University may use
GEOG110 as a Cultural Perspective in order to meet Temple requirements. Students MUST
request a waiver from the Department Chair of the Social and Behavioral Science Department at
Bucks (215-968-8270) so that this substitution may be approved to meet the student’s graduation
requirements for the Associate of Arts degree.
To complete the BS in Elementary Education in four years, students must take between 15 and
19 credits each semester. Since many students take only 12 credits, they must be prepared to
spend more than four years in this major. Course taken each semester can be reduced by taking
summer school classes.
Students are highly encouraged to take the Praxis PPST exams
PRIOR to transferring to Temple University
GPA requirements: 2.8 for the Fall 2002 and 3.0 for Fall 2003
Remaining Temple University Requirements for the BS in Elementary Education
Junior year:
1st Semester
2nd Semester
Linguistics
3
Math Ed-E141
3
Ed 205
3
Sci Ed-E 150
3
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BCCC Elem Ed at Temple
Ed 206
3
El Ed 231
2
Ed 224 (Service Learning)
2
2nd Cert/1st Course
3
Ed 225
3
2nd Cert/2nd Course
3
3
Art Ed 305
Ed 255
Total Credits
17
3
17
Students must take Academic Specialty Level III course during the summer following their
junior year.
Senior Year
1st Semester
2nd Semester
Eng Ed-E W260
6
Student teaching
9
El Ed 230
2
Senior Seminar
3
SS Ed-E 160
3
2nd Cert/3rd Course
3
2nd Cert/4th Course
3
Total Credits
17
12
*This template has received unofficial approval from the College of Education at Temple University.
The official document that will validate the changes made to these requirements in Fall 2002 will be
forthcoming. Notice of this will be posted on this page.
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Temple University
College of Allied Health Professions
Department of Nursing
RN-BSN Advanced Placement Program
2007-2008
Five Locations
1. Health Science Center — Broad and Ontario Streets
2. Temple University Ambler — 580 Meetinghouse Rd., Ambler
3. Northeast Regional Center, Community College of Philadelphia
12901 Townsend Rd..
4. Bucks County Community College — 275 Swamp Rd., Newtown
Northampton Community College — 3835 Green Pond Rd.,
Bethlehem
The entire program is available at each location. Students enrolled at any Temple campus can move freely
between all Temple campuses. Students at the community college campuses take the non-nursing courses from
the community college and transfer them into Temple. The Health Sciences Center Campus has mostly daytime
classes. The other four campuses have evening classes.
Curriculum
As many courses as possible are accepted in transfer, including the nursing pre-requisites taken in the basic
nursing program. A grade of C or better is needed in order to receive transfer credit. One-credit courses are not
transferable.
A total of 123 credits is needed to earn the BSN degree. After completion of the requirements, most students
need some elective courses. Students should keep track of their own progress and meet with their advisor to
review it.
Students who are licensed in Pennsylvania and who have current practice experience are given 32 advanced
placement credits in nursing. Students who have not practiced nursing in the last 10 years are required to take
challenge exams to validate their nursing knowledge. After successful completion of the challenge tests,
students are awarded the 32 advanced placement credits. In either case, these credits are recorded on a student’s
transcript the semester s/he finishes the program.
The non-nursing requirements do not need to be completed before beginning the nursing courses. In fact,
completion of the program is usually facilitated if requirements are intermingled. It is not advisable to delay
working on the non-nursing requirements.
All students must complete the Temple Core Curriculum. Students who transfer 45 or more non-nursing credits
into Temple complete a modified version of the Core. The course distributions are noted below for each version
of the Core Curriculum. Temple has transfer agreements with the area community colleges. If a student has
completed an acceptable general-education distribution from one of these colleges, these courses will be
accepted in place of Temple’s Core. The Temple University Undergraduate Bulletin should be consulted for
details on these agreements.
Applications
The application deadline for admission in the fall semester is June 15 and for the spring semester is November 1.
Students whose applications are not complete by the deadline can begin studies as a non-matriculated student
during the fall, spring, or summer sessions while completing the application process. Only one semester as a
non-matriculated student is allowed.
For an application packet visit our RN-BSN web page: http://www.temple.edu/rn-bsnprog.html. You can
complete an online Temple University application through the Main Campus web site:
http://www.temple.edu/undergrad/applying.html.
Check out the Nursing Student Handbook:
www.temple.edu/nursing.
Interested applicants should contact the RN-BSN program. For an appointment to discuss the program and
undergo a preliminary review of transcripts, contact the following:
- HSC, CCP Northeast Regional Center and Bucks County Community College: 215-707-5018
- Temple University Ambler: 267-468-8200
- Northampton Community College: 610-861-5085
Nursing Prerequisite Courses
English Composition
Introduction to Psychology
Lifespan Developmental Psychology
Introduction to Sociology
Anatomy and Physiology I & II
General Chemistry
Microbiology
Social Statistics
(If taken a prior stat course it is not required)
# Credits
3
3
3
3
8
4
4
3 or 4
Required Nursing Courses
3111
3143
3796
3261
3362
3297
3246
4777
4787
4869
7877
N111 Nutrition
N112 Health Assessment
NW130 Teaching Strategies for Health Professionals
N261 Pathopharmacology I
N262 Pathopharmacology II
NW250 Research Methods
N291 Professional Issues
N287 Epidemiology
N288 Community Health
NW289 Leadership in Nursing
N300 Professional Seminar
2
2
3
3
3
3
2
2
3
3
2
Core Curriculum course distributions remaining
after nursing prerequisites are completed
45+Transfer Core course distributions remaining
after nursing prerequisites
Library Skills
Intellectual Heritage
American Culture
Arts
Language or International Studies
Quantitative Reasoning/A level
Studies in Race
Library Skills
Intellectual Heritage
American Culture or Arts
International Studies
Foreign Language (second semester)
0 credits
6 credits
3 credits
3 credits
6 credits
3 credits
3 credits
Three additional Writing-Intensive courses*
*
Studies in Race
Two additional Writing-Intensive courses*
Three writing-intensive courses are taken in the nursing-major curriculum.
0 credits
3 credits
3 credits
3 credits
3-6
credits
3 credits
Information for RN-BSN Candidates
who wish to apply to the
College of Allied Health Professions
Thank you for expressing an interest in applying to the RN-BSN Advanced Placement Program at Temple University. In
order to complete your application, you must complete the following steps:
Write “RN-BSN Program” across top of application
9
9
9
a.
b.
9
9
9
Submit an undergraduate admissions application form — completed
and signed. Application deadlines are June 15 for Fall and November 1 for
Spring.
Please make sure you submit a copy of your RN license or write your
license number by #15 (intended major) on the application.
Paper version: Attach a copy of your RN license to the application.
Online application: Mail the completed signature form with a copy of your
RN license to Undergraduate Admissions.
Please designate your chosen campus next to #15 (Temple Ambler,
Bucks County CC, Northampton CC, or the Community College of Philadelphia
Northeast campus)
Send Temple a $35.00 non-refundable application fee.
Have official transcripts from your high school, nursing school, and
each college that has given you credits (even those affiliated with your nursing
school) forwarded to the Temple Undergraduate Admissions Office (regardless
of how long ago you took these courses or even if you only took one course at a
particular college). These transcripts must come directly from the school.
Send transcripts to:
Temple University Office of Undergraduate Admissions
Broad & Montgomery Sts., Philadelphia, PA 19122
9
9
9
Please note that if you are taking courses at Temple as a nonmatriculated student, an official transcript is not needed. However, if you
received a degree from Temple University, you must have an official transcript
sent to the Undergraduate Admissions Office. If you have a GED, you must
have an official copy of your GED test scores sent to the Admissions Office.
If you have applied to Temple less than a year ago, you should request
a Renewal Application from the Admissions office and submit the completed
form along with a $10 non-refundable fee.
If you were officially admitted to Temple University, but did not attend
or dropped your course(s), you must reapply by submitting a Renewal
Application.
If you have any questions about admission to the RN-BSN Advanced Placement Program or the status of your application,
please contact Laura Reddick, Assistant Director of Admissions (215-204-1336) or email Reddickl@mail.temple.edu.
Important phone numbers:
Admissions Office (Laura Reddick): 215-204-1336
Director, Nursing Student Services (Jeanne Johnson): 215-707-4688
Financial Aid (Jerry Sharf): 215-707-2667
RN-BSN Program Director: 215-707-4854
RN-BSN Program Secretary: 215-707-5018
Temple University College of Health Professions, Department of Nursing
Associates of Arts in Nursing at Bucks County Community College
to
RN-BSN Advanced Placement Program at Temple
Community College Recommended Course
Temple University Equivalent
First Semester
First Semester
KINES 1223
Credits
BIOL181
Human Anatomy and
Physiology I
4
CHEM101
Chemistry A
4
COMP110
NURS101
English Composition I
Nursing I1
3
6
Second Semester
BIOL228
Human Anatomy and
Physiology II
Microbiology
HLTH120
Nutrition
BIOL182
4
4
3
1
NURS102
Nursing II
Third Semester
COMP111
NURS201
PSYC110
SOCI110
English Composition II
Nursing III1
Introduction to Psychology
Introduction to Sociology
3
9
3
3
Effective Speaking
Nursing IV1
Cultural Perspectives
3
9
3
Fourth Semester
COMM110
NURS202
CHEM
1021/1023
ENG 1002
Human Anatomy and Physiology I
Credits
4
Introduction to Chemistry I with lab
4
English Composition
3
Second Semester
KINES 1224
Human Anatomy and Physiology II
BIO 3317
PUB HLTH
1104
General Microbiology
Nutrition and Health
4
4
3
6
Third Semester
ENG 2796
Writing Research and Essay
3
PSYCH 1061
SOC 1176
3
3
Psychology as a Social Science
Intro to Sociology
Fourth Semester
STOC 1111
Public Speaking
ELECTIVE
3
3
Notes:
1. Required nursing courses at Bucks CCC will be accounted for in the 32 Advanced Placement Credits awarded at Temple.
2. If a student needs or wants to take electives while in the nursing program at BCCC Psychology 181, Math 115 and/or Nursing 220
are recommended since they are required for the Temple BSN program.
Department
Remaining Requirements at Temple
Course Number
Course Title
Nursing
3796
Teaching Strategies for Health
Professionals
3
Nursing
3261
Pathophysiology and Applied
Pharmacology I
3
Nursing
3262
Pathophysiology and Applied
Pharmacology II
3
Nursing
3297
Research Methods
3
Nursing
3246
Professional Issues for RNs
2
Credits
12/2006
Nursing
4777
Epidemiology for RNs
2
Nursing
4787
Community Health
3
Nursing
4896
Leadership for RNs
3
Nursing
4877
Professional Seminar
2
Electives to complete 123 credits
Total Credits: 123
Notes:
1. To find the online application:
• Go to www.temple.edu/undergrad
• Click on “Applying” on the gray bar across the top
• Click on “Transfer Students” on the left hand side - This will take you directly to an online application
2.
All inquiries about the undergraduate program and application are handled through the Office of Undergraduate Admissions. If you
have specific questions about your application or the admission process, please call 215-204-7200.
3.
Temple’s course numbers changed effective Summer 2007. A cross walk table of old/new numbers can be accessed at
http://renumbering.temple.edu/ (click on courses).
12/2006
COURSE EQUIVALENCIES: BUCKS COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE to TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
02/28/07
NOTE: The following list is intended to be used as a guide in transfer planning. Temple University makes the final decision on how courses will transfer.
Temple University renumbered all of its courses in 2007.
BCCC
COURSE
BCCC COURSE TITLE
CRED
TEMPLE EQUIVALENT
DEPT NAME
TEMPLE
TEMPLE
EQUIVALENT EQUIVALENT
NEW COURSE OLD COURSE
NUMBER
NUMBER
2101
0001
2102
0002
2101
0001
2102
0002
T000
2511
0011
3512
0012
2521
0121
3101
0103
3531
0131
T000
3596
W123
ACCT100
ACCT101
ACCT105
ACCT106
ACCT110
ACCT200
ACCT201
ACCT210
ACCT230
ACCT240
ACCT241
ACCT250
PRIN ACCOUNTING I
PRIN ACCOUNTING II
PRIN ACCOUNTING I
PRIN ACCOUNTING II
PERS FIN PLANNING
INTERM ACCOUNTING I
INTERM ACCOUNTING II
COST ACCOUNTING I
FINANCIAL MGT
FED & STATE TAX I
FED & STATE TAX II
AUDITING
4.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
ACCOUNTING
ACCOUNTING
ACCOUNTING
ACCOUNTING
FINANCE
ACCOUNTING
ACCOUNTING
ACCOUNTING
FINANCE
ACCOUNTING
ACCOUNTING
ACCOUNTING
AMSL110
AMSL111
AMER SIGN LANGUAGE
AMER SIGN LANGUAGE
3.00
3.00
COMMUNICATION SCIENCES
COMMUNICATION SCIENCES
L000
L000
ARTF100
ARTF100
ARTF101
ARTF101
ARTF102
ARTF120
ARTF120
ARTF121
ARTF121
ARTF122
ARTF122
ARTF123
ARTF123
ARTF130
ARTF130
ARTF131
ARTF131
ARTF132
ARTF132
ARTF191
ARTF192
DRAWING PRIN
DRAWING PRIN
DRAWING COMP
DRAWING COMP
DRAW SPATIAL SYS
2D DESIGN/PRIN
2D DESIGN/PRIN
2D DESIGN PHOTO
2D DESIGN PHOTO
2D DESIGN COLOR
2D DESIGN COLOR
ADV COLOR THEORY
ADV COLOR THEORY
3D DESIGN PRIN
3D DESIGN PRIN
3D DESIGN MATL
3D DESIGN MATL
ED DESIGN MODEL
ED DESIGN MODEL
ART HISTORY
ART HISTORY
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
3.00
3.00
ART
PAINTING, DRAWING, + SCULPTURE
ART
PAINTING, DRAWING, + SCULPTURE
ART
ART
GRAPHIC ARTS AND DESIGN
ART
GRAPHIC ARTS AND DESIGN
ART
GRAPHIC ARTS AND DESIGN
ART
GRAPHIC ARTS AND DESIGN
ART
PAINTING, DRAWING, + SCULPTURE
ART
CRAFTS
ART
PAINTING, DRAWING, + SCULPTURE
ART HISTORY
ART HISTORY
1401
0001
T000
0002
T000
1501
0001
T000
T000
T000
0002
T000
T000
1201
0003
T000
0004
T000
T000
1155
1156
TEMPLE EQUIVALENT
COURSE TITLE
PRINCIPLES OF ACCT I
PRINCIPLES OF ACCT II
PRINCIPLES OF ACCT I
PRINCIPLES OF ACCT II
ELECTIVE
INTERMED ACCOUNTING I
INTERMED ACCOUNTING II
COST ACCOUNTING
PRIN OF FINANCIAL MGT
FEDERAL TAXES ON INCOME
ELECTIVE
AUDITING
RCI
(Core
Area)
WI
ELECTIVE Lower Level
ELECTIVE Lower Level
C069
0001
0002
C059
0001
0002
C089
0003
0004
C055
C056
INTRO TO VIS LANG, DRAW
FOUNDATION DRAWING
ELECTIVE
FOUNDATION DRAWING
ELECTIVE
INTRO TO VIS LANG-DESIGN
2D FOUNDATION PRINCIPLES
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
2D FOUNDATION PRINCIPLES
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
INTRO/VIS LANG 3-D DESNG
THREE DIMENSION
ELECTIVE
THREE DIMENSION
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ART HER.WESTRN WORLD I
ART HER.WESTRN WORLD II
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
BCCC
COURSE
BCCC COURSE TITLE
CRED
TEMPLE EQUIVALENT
DEPT NAME
ARTF193
ARTF194
ARTF195
ARTF198
ARTF200
ARTF200
ARTF201
ARTF201
ARTF202
ARTF202
ARTG100
ARTG101
ARTG110
ARTG140
ARTG210
ARTG275
ARTG276
ARTS107
ARTS108
ARTS109
ARTS147
ARTS148
ARTS149
ARTS161
ARTS162
ARTS171
ARTS171
ARTS172
ARTS172
ARTS181
ARTS182
ARTS249
ARTS262
ARTS263
ARTS271
ARTS271
ARTS272
ARTS272
ARTS281
ARTS282
ARTS285
ARTW190
HIST MODERN ART
AMERICAN ART HIST
SURV NON WEST ART
FOUND SEMINAR
DRAWING ANATOMY
DRAWING ANATOMY
DRAWING MASTR STUDY
DRAWING MASTR STUDY
DRAWING IND PROJ
DRAWING IND PROJ
INTRO ADV LAYOUT
INTRO DESKTOP PUB
LETTERFORMS & TYPO
DESKTOP PUBLIC DES
NEW MEDIA
GRAPHIC DESIGN ILL
GRAPHIC DES ADVERT
INTRO JEWELRY METAL
ADV JEWELRY SILVER
LOST WAX CENTR CAST
GLASSBLOWING
INTERM GLASSBLOWING
ARCH STAINED GLASS
INTRO PRINTMAKING
BOOK ARTS
INTRO PAINTING
INTRO PAINTING
INTERM PAINTING
INTERM PAINTING
CERAMICS
CERAMICS
ADV STAINED GLASS
PRINTMAKING/ITAGLIO
PRINTMAKING LITHO
ADV PAINTING
ADV PAINTING
PROBS CONTEMP PAINT
PROBS CONTEMP PAINT
CERAMICS
CERAMICS
GLAZE THEORY
HIST FURN & ARCH
3.00
3.00
3.00
1.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
3.00
2.00
3.00
3.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2 00
2.00
2.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
3.00
ART HISTORY
ART HISTORY
ART HISTORY
PAINTING, DRAWING, + SCULPTURE
ART
PAINTING, DRAWING, + SCULPTURE
ART
PAINTING, DRAWING, + SCULPTURE
ART
PAINTING, DRAWING, + SCULPTURE
GRAPHIC ARTS AND DESIGN
GRAPHIC ARTS AND DESIGN
ART
JOURNALISM
JOURNALISM
ART
GRAPHIC ARTS AND DESIGN
CRAFTS
CRAFTS
CRAFTS
CRAFTS
CRAFTS
CRAFTS
ART
ART
ART
PAINTING, DRAWING, + SCULPTURE
ART
PAINTING, DRAWING, + SCULPTURE
ART
CRAFTS
CRAFTS
ART
ART
ART
PAINTING, DRAWING, + SCULPTURE
ART
PAINTING, DRAWING, + SCULPTURE
CRAFTS
CRAFTS
CRAFTS
ART HISTORY
BIOL101
BIOL102
BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE
BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE
4.00
4.00
BIOLOGY
BIOLOGY
TEMPLE
TEMPLE
EQUIVALENT EQUIVALENT
NEW COURSE OLD COURSE
NUMBER
NUMBER
U000
C191
C191
2868
0168
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
2453
0153
T000
T000
2258
0158
T000
T000
T000
T000
1101
C079
2011
0131
T000
2011
0131
T000
2151
0151
T000
T000
T000
3103
0119
2231
0147
3104
0120
T000
2161
0160
T000
T000
U000
1012
1011
C084
C083
TEMPLE EQUIVALENT
COURSE TITLE
ELECTIVE Upper Level
IMAGE OF AMERICA
ARTS OF ASIA
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
JEWELRY
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
INTRO TO GLASS
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
INTRO TO VIS LANG, PAINT
PAINTING
ELECTIVE
PAINTING
ELECTIVE
BEGINNING CERAMICS
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
PAINTING WORKSHOP
PAINTING WORKSHOP
PAINTING WORKSHOP II
ELECTIVE
INTERMEDIATE CERAMICS
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE Upper Level
GENERAL BIOLOGY II
GENERAL BIOLOGY I
RCI
(Core
Area)
AC
AR
SB
SA
BCCC
COURSE
BCCC COURSE TITLE
CRED
TEMPLE EQUIVALENT
DEPT NAME
TEMPLE
TEMPLE
EQUIVALENT EQUIVALENT
NEW COURSE OLD COURSE
NUMBER
NUMBER
1002
C072
1001
C071
2112
0102
1111
0101
2203
0203
2233
0233
1223
C100
U000
1224
C101
U000
U000
U000
3317
0317
3183
0292
2233
0233
U000
3327
0327
3324
0324
BIOL110
BIOL115
BIOL121
BIOL122
BIOL141
BIOL181
BIOL181
BIOL182
BIOL182
BIOL210
BIOL210
BIOL220
BIOL228
BIOL230
BIOL232
BIOL240
BIOL250
BIOL270
FIELD BIOLOGY
BAS HUMAN ANATOMY
BIOLOGICAL PRIN
BIOLOGICAL PRIN
GENETICS
HUMAN ANAT PHYS
HUMAN ANAT PHYS
HUMAN ANAT & PHYS
HUMAN ANAT & PHYS
INTRO BIOTECHNOLOGY
PRIN IMMUNOLOGY
TISSUE IMMUNOLOGY
MICROBIOLOGY
SPEC TOPIC SEM
VERTEBRATE ANAT
SEM BIOTECHNOLOGY
PRIN IMMUNOLOGY
MOLECULAR GENETICS
3.00
3.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
2.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
3.00
4.00
3.00
3.00
4.00
BIOLOGY
BIOLOGY
BIOLOGY
BIOLOGY
BIOLOGY
BIOLOGY
KINESIOLOGY
BIOLOGY
KINESIOLOGY
BIOLOGY
BIOLOGY
BIOLOGY
BIOLOGY
BIOLOGY
BIOLOGY
BIOLOGY
BIOLOGY
BIOLOGY
CHEM100
CHEM101
CHEM101
CHEM102
CHEM102
CHEM104
CHEM121
CHEM121
CHEM122
CHEM122
CHEM220
CHEM221
CHEM221
CHEM222
CHEM222
CHEM230
CHEM242
CHEM244
CHEM245
INTRO CHEMISTRY
CHEMISTRY A
CHEMISTRY A
CHEMISTRY B
CHEMISTRY B
INTRO ENVIRON CHEM
CHEMISTRY
CHEMISTRY
CHEMISTRY
CHEMISTRY
SURV ORGANIC CHEM
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
QUANT ANALYSIS
BIOCHEMISTRY
CHEMISTRY
INSTRUMENT ANAL
4.00
4.00
.00
4.00
.00
3.00
4.00
.00
4.00
.00
5.00
5.00
.00
5.00
.00
4.00
3.00
5.00
4.00
CHEMISTRY
CHEMISTRY
CHEMISTRY
CHEMISTRY
CHEMISTRY
CHEMISTRY
CHEMISTRY
CHEMISTRY
CHEMISTRY
CHEMISTRY
CHEMISTRY
CHEMISTRY
CHEMISTRY
CHEMISTRY
CHEMISTRY
CHEMISTRY
CHEMISTRY
CHEMISTRY
CHEMISTRY
L000
1021
1023
1022
1024
L000
1041
1043
1042
1044
U000
2201
2203
2202
2204
U000
0271
U000
U000
CHNS110
CHNS111
CHNS111
CHNS125
ELEM CHINESE
ELEM CHINESE
ELEM CHINESE
ELEM CHINESE
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
CHINESE
CHINESE
CHINESE
CHINESE
1001
1002
1002
1001
CISC100
INTRO COMPPROG
3.00
COMPUTER + INFORMATION SCIENCE
L000
C061
C063
C062
C064
C081
C083
C082
C084
0121
0123
0122
0124
0271
0066
0067
0067
0066
TEMPLE EQUIVALENT
COURSE TITLE
ECOSYSTEMS
HUMAN BIOLOGY
INTRODUCTION TO BIOLOGY
INTRODUCTION TO BIOLOGY
GENETICS
MAMMALIAN ANATOMY
HUMAN ANAT & PHYSIO I
ELECTIVE UL
ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY II
ELECTIVE Upper Level
ELECTIVE Upper Level
ELECTIVE Upper Level
GENERAL MICROBIOLOGY
JUNIOR HONORS SEMINAR
MAMMALIAN ANATOMY
ELECTIVE Upper Level
IMMUNOLOGY
MOLECULAR BIOLOGY
ELECTIVE Lower Level
INTRO TO CHEMISTRY I
INTRO TO CHEMISTRY LAB I
INTRO TO CHEMISTRY II
INTRO TO CHEM LAB II
ELECTIVE Lower Level
GENERAL CHEMICAL SCI I
CHEMICAL SCIENCE LAB I
GENERAL CHEM SCI II
CHEMICAL SCIENCE LAB II
ELECTIVE Upper Level
ORGANIC CHEM I
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LAB I
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY II
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LAB II
ELECTIVE Upper Level
BIOCHEM I NON-MAJORS
ELECTIVE Upper Level
ELECTIVE Upper Level
CHINESE ELEMENTS I
CHINESE ELEMENTS II
CHINESE ELEMENTS II
CHINESE ELEMENTS I
ELECTIVE Lower Level
RCI
(Core
Area)
SB
SA
SA
SB
SA
SA
SB
SB
SA
SA
SB
SB
D4
LC
LC
D4
BCCC
COURSE
BCCC COURSE TITLE
CRED
TEMPLE EQUIVALENT
DEPT NAME
TEMPLE
TEMPLE
EQUIVALENT EQUIVALENT
NEW COURSE OLD COURSE
NUMBER
NUMBER
L000
1055
C055
L000
L000
L000
1057
C071
L000
1068
0067
2173
0083
L000
L000
L000
L000
L000
L000
L000
L000
L000
1057
C071
2168
0068
2173
0083
U000
L000
2109
0109
U000
L000
L000
L000
L000
L000
L000
L000
TEMPLE EQUIVALENT
COURSE TITLE
CISC103
CISC110
CISC111
CISC113
CISC114
CISC115
CISC116
CISC122
CISC122
CISC125
CISC128
CISC130
CISC131
CISC143
CISC201
CISC202
CISC203
CISC205
CISC210
CISC211
CISC211
CISC212
CISC213
CISC215
CISC217
CISC220
CISC221
CISC222
CISC225
CISC231
CISC232
CISC233
FORTRAN
INTRO INFO SYSTEMS
INTRO INFO SYS II
INTRO PROGRAMMING
VISUAL BASIC PROG
COMPUTER SCIENCE I
COBOL
COMPUTER SCIENCE II
COMPUTER SCIENCE II
SOFTWARE ANAL
INTRO MICRO OP SYS
FUND SYS SOFTWARE
INTRO UNIX
ESSENT NETWORKING
MICROCOMP APPL SYS
NETWORK ADMINISTRAT
ADV NETWORK ADMIN
INTRO FOURTH GEN L
PROGRAMMING C
ADV C WITH C++ PROG
ADV C WITH C++ PROG
VISUAL C++ PROG
PROGRAMMING JAVA
DATA BASE DES & APP
COBOL II
INTRO ASSEMBL LAN
SOFTWARE DEV MICRO
INTRO DATA BAS MGT
INTRO DATA BAS MGT
ADVANCED UNIX
APPL SYS SOFTWARE
DIAGNOSTIC SOFTWARE
3.00
3.00
4.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
3 00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
COMPUTER + INFORMATION SCIENCE
COMPUTER + INFORMATION SCIENCE
COMPUTER + INFORMATION SCIENCE
COMPUTER + INFORMATION SCIENCE
COMPUTER + INFORMATION SCIENCE
COMPUTER + INFORMATION SCIENCE
COMPUTER + INFORMATION SCIENCE
COMPUTER + INFORMATION SCIENCE
COMPUTER + INFORMATION SCIENCE
COMPUTER + INFORMATION SCIENCE
COMPUTER + INFORMATION SCIENCE
COMPUTER + INFORMATION SCIENCE
COMPUTER + INFORMATION SCIENCE
COMPUTER + INFORMATION SCIENCE
COMPUTER + INFORMATION SCIENCE
COMPUTER + INFORMATION SCIENCE
COMPUTER + INFORMATION SCIENCE
COMPUTER + INFORMATION SCIENCE
COMPUTER + INFORMATION SCIENCE
COMPUTER + INFORMATION SCIENCE
COMPUTER + INFORMATION SCIENCE
COMPUTER + INFORMATION SCIENCE
COMPUTER + INFORMATION SCIENCE
COMPUTER + INFORMATION SCIENCE
COMPUTER + INFORMATION SCIENCE
COMPUTER + INFORMATION SCIENCE
COMPUTER + INFORMATION SCIENCE
COMPUTER + INFORMATION SCIENCE
COMPUTER + INFORMATION SCIENCE
COMPUTER + INFORMATION SCIENCE
COMPUTER + INFORMATION SCIENCE
COMPUTER + INFORMATION SCIENCE
COG140
COG150
COG180
COJ275
COJ276
SMALL GROUP COMM
VOICE & ARTICUL
GENERAL SEMANTICS
NEWS EDITING COPY
FEATURE WRITING
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
ADULT AND ORGANIZATIONAL DEVEL
COMMUNICATION SCIENCES
COMMUNICATION SCIENCES
JOURNALISM
JOURNALISM
2176
0061
L000
T000
T000
0176
0061
TEAM PROCESS IN EDUCA
VOICE & ARTICULATION
ELECTIVE Lower Level
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
COMC141
COMC142
COMC143
COMC145
COMC146
COMC209
ART INDEPEND CINEM
ART THEAT CINEMA
FILM ANALYSIS
FILM PRODUCTION
FILM PRODUCTION
DIRECT ACTORS CAMERA
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
FILM AND MEDIA ARTS
FILM AND MEDIA ARTS
FILM AND MEDIA ARTS
BROADCAST TELECOM MASS MEDIA
FILM AND MEDIA ARTS
FILM AND MEDIA ARTS
4698
1172
L000
T051
2241
T000
W360
X155
HISTORY OF DOCUMENTARY
FILM AND VIDEO ANALYSIS
ELECTIVE Lower Level
HALF BTMM 170
FILMMAKING
ELECTIVE
0210
ELECTIVE Lower Level
COMPUTERS+APPLICATIONS
ELECTIVE Lower Level
ELECTIVE Lower Level
ELECTIVE Lower Level
PROGRAM IN C
ELECTIVE Lower Level
DESIGN & ABSTRACTION
OBJECT-ORIENTED PROGR
ELECTIVE Lower Level
ELECTIVE Lower Level
ELECTIVE Lower Level
ELECTIVE Lower Level
ELECTIVE Lower Level
ELECTIVE Lower Level
ELECTIVE Lower Level
ELECTIVE Lower Level
ELECTIVE Lower Level
PROGRAM IN C
DATA STRUCTURES
OBJECT-ORIENTED PROGR
ELECTIVE Upper Level
ELECTIVE Lower Level
DATABASE & FILE MGT SYS
ELECTIVE Upper Level
ELECTIVE Lower Level
ELECTIVE Lower Level
ELECTIVE Lower Level
ELECTIVE Lower Level
ELECTIVE Lower Level
ELECTIVE Lower Level
ELECTIVE Lower Level
RCI
(Core
Area)
SB
SB
QB
QB
AR
BCCC
COURSE
BCCC COURSE TITLE
TEMPLE EQUIVALENT
DEPT NAME
CRED
TEMPLE
TEMPLE
EQUIVALENT EQUIVALENT
NEW COURSE OLD COURSE
NUMBER
NUMBER
L000
L000
1166
0061
1111
0065
1111
C055
U000
L000
T050
TEMPLE EQUIVALENT
COURSE TITLE
COMC245
COMC246
COMG105
COMG110
COMG111
COMG120
COMG130
COMG135
FILM PRODUCTION
FILM PRODUCTION
INTERPERSONAL COMM
EFFECTIVE SPEECH
MEDIA & SOCIETY
PERSUASION
ORAL INTERPRETATION
TV STUDIO PROD
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
FILM AND MEDIA ARTS
FILM AND MEDIA ARTS
ADULT AND ORGANIZATIONAL DEVEL
STRATEGIC & ORGANIZATIONL COMM
JOURNALISM
SPEECH COMMUNICATION
SPEECH COMMUNICATION
BROADCAST TELECOM MASS MEDIA
COMP110
COMP111
COMP114
COMP115
COMP116
ENGLISH COMP
ENGLISH COMP
TECHNICAL WRITING
CREATIVE WRITING
CREATIVE WRITING
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
1002
2796
2696
U000
U000
C050
W103
W102
COLLEGE COMPOSITION
WRITING/RESEARCH ESSAY
TECH WRITING
ELECTIVE Upper Level
ELECTIVE Upper Level
CO
WI
WI
COMT101
COMT110
COMT111
COMT140
COMT150
COMT151
COMT162
COMT163
COMT209
COMT210
COMT211
COMT220
INTRO THEATER
ACTING
ACTING
CHILDREN'S
CHILDREN
S THEAT
THEAT PRODUCTION
TECH THEAT PRODUCTION
PLAY PRODUCTION
PLAY PRODUCTION
ON CAMERA ACTING
ACTING
ACTING
DIRECTING
3.00
3.00
3.00
3 00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
THEATER
THEATER
THEATER
THEATER
THEATER
THEATER
THEATER
THEATER
RADIO-TELEVISION-FILM
THEATER
THEATER
THEATER
1002
1201
L000
L000
L000
T000
L000
L000
0316
T000
T000
T000
C110
C025
THE COLLABORATIVE ART
ACTING FOR NON-MAJORS
ELECTIVE Lower Level
ELECTIVE Lower Level
ELECTIVE Lower Level
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE Lower Level
ELECTIVE Lower Level
SCREEN PERFORMANCE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
AR
AR
COMV125
COMV130
COMV132
COMV136
COMV137
COMV231
COMV232
COMV234
COMV240
COMV251
MEDIA PERFORMANCE
MEDIA SCRIPTWRITING
NON BROADCAST TELE
TV STUDIO PROD
AUDIO PRODUCTION
TELEV FIELD PROD
CABLE TV PROD
DRAMATIC TV PROD
MULTIMEDIA WORKSHOP
ADV VIDEO FIELD PROD
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
BROADCAST TELECOM MASS MEDIA
BROADCAST TELECOM MASS MEDIA
BROADCAST TELECOM MASS MEDIA
FILM AND MEDIA ARTS
FILM AND MEDIA ARTS
BROADCAST TELECOM MASS MEDIA
BROADCAST TELECOM MASS MEDIA
BROADCAST TELECOM MASS MEDIA
BROADCAST TELECOM MASS MEDIA
BROADCAST TELECOM MASS MEDIA
3721
3196
L000
2242
0230
L000
3709
L000
T000
T000
0271
0273
COP130
COP131
COP152
JAZZ DANCE
JAZZ DANCE
THEAT PROD
1.00
1.00
1.00
DANCE
DANCE
THEATER
T000
T000
1087
COV131
COV233
RADIO & TV BROADCAS
ADV TV POST PROD
3.00
3.00
BROADCAST TELECOM MASS MEDIA
BROADCAST TELECOM MASS MEDIA
2221
L000
0316
0200
0230
0272
0100
0123
ELECTIVE Lower Level
ELECTIVE Lower Level
INTERPRSNL COMM/LIFESPAN
PUBLIC SPEAKING
JOURNALISM AND SOCIETY
ELECTIVE Upper Level
ELECTIVE Lower Level
HALF BTMM 170
RCI
(Core
Area)
BROADCAST PERFORMANCE
WRITING WORKSHOP
ELCTIVE Lower Level
VIDEOGRAPHY
AUDIO PRODUCTION
ELCTIVE Lower Level
EDITING FOR THE MEDIA
ELCTIVE Lower Level
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
PRODUCTION PRACTICUM
THE BROADCASTING SYSTEM
ELCTIVE Lower Level
IN
BCCC
COURSE
BCCC COURSE TITLE
CRED
TEMPLE EQUIVALENT
DEPT NAME
TEMPLE
TEMPLE
EQUIVALENT EQUIVALENT
NEW COURSE OLD COURSE
NUMBER
NUMBER
TEMPLE EQUIVALENT
COURSE TITLE
CRIJ100
CRIJ110
CRIJ115
CRIJ116
CRIJ120
CRIJ140
CRIJ160
CRIJ220
CRIJ230
CRIJ250
CRIJ260
CRIJ270
CRIJ275
CRIJ285
CRIJ290
CRIJ296
CRJI130
INTRO ADM CRI JUS
CRIMES & OFFENSES
OUTLAW GANGS/ORG
CRIME IN US BUS
CRIMINAL EVIDENCE
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE
JUVENILE DELINQ
PSYCH LAW ENF OFF
COR COUN CRIM INST
POL ORG & ADMIN
PROBATION & PAROLE
INST TREAT OFFEND
INTRO CORRECT ADM
CONST LAW/LAW ENF
TRIAL TECH COURT RM
ISS AMERICAN CORECT
CRIMINAL INVEST/FORS
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
1001
U000
U000
U000
U000
U000
U000
U000
U000
3101
3301
U000
2301
U000
U000
U000
U000
C050
DRF155
DRF156
DRF212
DRF213
DRF214
DRF216
DRF218
DRF252
DRF254
DRF260
DRAFTING
DRAFTING
MECHANICAL DRAFT
MECHANICAL DRAFT
CIVIL ENGR DRAFT
ELECTRICAL DRAFT
ARCH DRAFTING
COMPUTER DRAFTING
COMPUTER DRAFT
COMPUTER AIDED DES
5.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOL
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOL
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOL
CIVIL + CONSTRUCTION ENG TECH
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOL
CIVIL + CONSTRUCTION ENG TECH
ENGINEERING
ENGINEERING
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOL
T000
0044
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
1117
T000
0044
T000
0044
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
0011
T000
0044
ELECTIVE
COMP-AIDED GRAPH/MANUFAC
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ENGINEERING GRAPHICS
ELECTIVE
COMP-AIDED GRAPH/MANUFAC
ECON111
ECON112
ECON120
EC0N130
PRIN ECONOMICS MAC
PRIN ECONOMICS MIC
CURR ECON ISSUES
INTRO LABOR RELAT
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
ECONOMICS
ECONOMICS
ECONOMICS
HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
1101
1102
1001
T000
C051
C052
C050
T000
MACROECONOMIC PRINCIPLES
MICROECONOMIC PRINCIPLES
INTRODUCTION TO ECONOMY
ELECTIVE
IN
IN
IN
EDUC100
EDUC105
EDUC115
EDUC125
EDUC144
EDUC150
EDUC160
EDUC170
EDUC176
EDUC200
FOUND EDUCATION
EARLY CHHD EDUC
OBSERV & REC BEH
STRESS MNGT
INFANTS & TODDLERS
SCIENCE EXPER YC
EXCEPTIONAL YC
LANGUAGE DEVELOP
CHILDRENS LITER
ART EXPERIENCE YC
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
EDUCATION
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
EDUCATION
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
1176
T000
0132
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
C060
T000
0132
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
ED SCH+ INDIV IN US SOC
ELECTIVE
PRACTICUM IN EDUCATION
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
AC
0250
0212
0101
INTRO CRIMINAL JUSTICE
ELECTIVE Upper Level
ELECTIVE Upper Level
ELECTIVE Upper Level
ELECTIVE Upper Level
ELECTIVE Upper Level
ELECTIVE Upper Level
ELECTIVE Upper Level
ELECTIVE Upper Level
POLICE ORGANIZATION/MGT
COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS
ELECTIVE Upper Level
INTRO TO CORRECTIONS
ELECTIVE Upper Level
ELECTIVE Upper Level
ELECTIVE Upper Level
ELECTIVE Upper Level
RCI
(Core
Area)
IN
BCCC
COURSE
BCCC COURSE TITLE
TEMPLE EQUIVALENT
DEPT NAME
CRED
TEMPLE
TEMPLE
EQUIVALENT EQUIVALENT
NEW COURSE OLD COURSE
NUMBER
NUMBER
TEMPLE EQUIVALENT
COURSE TITLE
EGG260
ELT141
ELT142
ELT143
ELT241
ELT242
ELT243
ELT244
FBC100
INTRO MATL SCI
PRIN ELECTRONICS
ELECT CIRCUITS
ELEC CIRCUIT ANAL
SEMICON ELECTNCS
ADV ELEC CIRCUITS
INDUSTRIAL ELECTR
ELECTR POWER CONV
FIELD BIOLOGY
3.00
4.00
4.00
3.00
4.00
4.00
3.00
4.00
3.00
ENGINEERING
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOL
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOL
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOL
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOL
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOL
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOL
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOL
BIOLOGY
0233
0001
T000
0002
0003
0039
T000
T000
U000
0233
0001
T000
0002
0003
0039
T000
T000
U000
PHYSICAL PROP OF MATLS
ELEM OF ELEC CIRCUITS I
ELECTIVE
ELEM OF ELEC CIRCUITS II
ELEMENTS OF ELECTRONICS
INDUSTRIAL ELECT + COMM
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE Upper Level
FCUL110
FREN110
FREN111
FREN201
FREN202
COMM BETWEEN CULT
ELEM FRENCH
ELEM FRENCH
INTERM FRENCH
INTERM FRENCH
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
COMMUNICATION SCIENCES
FRENCH
FRENCH
FRENCH
FRENCH
0150
1001
1002
1003
2001
0150
0051
0052
C061
0062
COMM CULTURAL DIFFERENCE
INTRO TO FRENCH I
INTRO TO FRENCH II
INTRO TO FRENCH III
INTERMEDIATE
FREN250
FREN251
ADV FRENCH
ADV FRENCH
3.00
3 00
3.00
FRENCH
FRENCH
U000
U000
U000
U000
ELECTIVE UL
ELECTIVE UL
GEOG105
GEOG110
GEOG115
GEOG130
GEOG US/CANADA
WORLD GEOGRAPHY
GEOG BUCKS COUNTY
ENVIRON STUDIES
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
GEOGRAPHY AND URBAN STUDIES
GEOGRAPHY AND URBAN STUDIES
GEOGRAPHY AND URBAN STUDIES
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGR TECHNOLOGY
2071
1031
L000
1051
C080
C062
GEOGRAPHY OF US & CANADA
GEOG OF WORLD AFFAIRS
ELECTIVE Lower Level
INTRO TO ENVIRONMENT
GRD200
GRD202
GRD203
GRD204
GRD205
GRD206
GRD207
GRMN110
GRMN111
GRMN201
GRMN202
INTRO ELECTRO MAG
COMP GRAPH
COMP GRAPHICS
COMPUTER GRAPHICS
COMPUTER GRAPHICS
COMP GRAP RESEARCH
COMP GRAPH ANIMAT
ELEM GERMAN
ELEM GERMAN
INTERM GERMAN
INTERM GERMAN
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
GRAPHIC ARTS AND DESIGN
GRAPHIC ARTS AND DESIGN
GRAPHIC ARTS AND DESIGN
GRAPHIC ARTS AND DESIGN
GRAPHIC ARTS AND DESIGN
GRAPHIC ARTS AND DESIGN
GRAPHIC ARTS AND DESIGN
GERMAN
GERMAN
GERMAN
GERMAN
2021
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
1001
1002
1003
2001
0146
GRMN250
GRMN251
HIST100
HIST101
HIST111
HIST112
ADV GERMAN
ADV GERMAN
AMER STUD SEMINAR
HIST OF BUCKS COUNTY
HIST WESTERN CIV
HIST WESTERN CIV
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
GERMAN
GERMAN
AMERICAN STUDIES
HISTORY
HISTORY
HISTORY
U000
U000
1001
L000
L000
1301
C066
ELECTIVE Upper Level
ELECTIVE Upper Level
AMERICAN LIVES
ELECTIVE Lower Level
ELECTIVE Lower Level
MODERN EUROPE
HIST121
ANCIENT WORLD
3.00
HISTORY
1701
C061
ANCIENT WORLD TO 1500
C010
0051
0052
C061
0062
C051
COMPUTERS FOR DESIGN
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
INTRO TO GERMAN I
INTRO TO GERMAN II
INTRO TO GERMAN III
INTERMEDIATE
RCI
(Core
Area)
LA
LA
LB
AC
IS
SB
LA
LA
LB
D4
AC
IS
IS
BCCC
COURSE
BCCC COURSE TITLE
CRED
TEMPLE EQUIVALENT
DEPT NAME
HIST126
HIST131
HIST136
HIST138
HIST139
HIST140
HIST141
HIST142
HIST143
HIST144
HIST145
HIST146
HIST149
HIST151
HIST152
HIST155
HIST159
HIST160
HIST170
HIST172
HIST173
HIST174
HIST175
HIST176
HIST178
HIST180
HIST190
HIST195
HIST196
HIST197
HIST198
HIST200
HIST204
HIST208
HIST217
HIST239
HIST281
HIST288
MEDIEVAL W WORLD
EARLY MOD W WORLD
20TH CENT WORLD
HIST WORLD WAR I
HIST WORLD WAR II
PEOP SOUTH ASIA
THE MIDDLE EAST
THIRD WORLD
AFRICA SOUTH SHAR
LATIN AMERICA
CHINA
CHINA
COLD WAR YEARS
US HISTORY
US HISTORY
PEOP RUSSIA E EUR
AMERICAN CIVIL WAR
HIST AMER LABOR
COLONIAL AMER HIST
20TH CENT AMERICA
THE AMER PRESIDENTS
AMER BETWEEN WARS
VIETNAM WAR
US SINCE WW II
THE AMER INDIAN
HIST AMERICAN BUS
AFRO AMER HIST
INTRO HIST ARCH
INTRO HIST ARCH
HIST/THEORY HIS PRES
HIST AMER ARCH
MAT CULT HIST PRESRV
ORAL HIST IN PRESRV
HIST,SOC & ARCH DV
HIST GRDNS EARLY 20C
AMER POP CULTURE
ANCIENT EGYPT
THE ISLAMIC WORLD
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3 00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
1.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
HISTORY
HISTORY
HISTORY
HISTORY
HISTORY
HISTORY
HISTORY
HISTORY
HISTORY
HISTORY
HISTORY
HISTORY
HISTORY
HISTORY
HISTORY
HISTORY
HISTORY
HISTORY
HISTORY
HISTORY
HISTORY
HISTORY
HISTORY
HISTORY
HISTORY
HISTORY
HISTORY
ANTHROPOLOGY
ANTHROPOLOGY
HISTORY
ART HISTORY
HISTORY
HISTORY
HISTORY
HISTORY
HISTORY
HISTORY
HISTORY
HLTH103
HLTH110
HLTH120
HLTH121
HLTH130
LIFE & HEALTH
RESPOND TO EMERG
NUTRITION
APPL NUTRITION
PRIN APPL DIET
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
PUBLIC HEALTH
PUBLIC HEALTH
PUBLIC HEALTH
PUBLIC HEALTH
PUBLIC HEALTH
TEMPLE
TEMPLE
EQUIVALENT EQUIVALENT
NEW COURSE OLD COURSE
NUMBER
NUMBER
L000
L000
L000
2811
0106
2812
0107
L000
U000
1501
C060
U000
U000
3521
0217
3522
0218
2111
0175
1101
C067
1102
C068
U000
2216
0182
U000
3101
0265
U000
1013
0273
U000
2217
0183
U000
U000
2213
0176
U000
2104
0124
U000
U000
2752
0152
U000
U000
U000
U000
1007
0174
U000
U000
L000
L000
1104
L000
L000
0104
TEMPLE EQUIVALENT
COURSE TITLE
ELECTIVE Lower Level
ELECTIVE Lower Level
ELECTIVE Lower Level
WORLD WAR I
WORLD WAR II
ELECTIVE Lower Level
ELECTIVE Upper Level
THIRD WORLD HISTORY
ELECTIVE Upper Level
ELECTIVE Upper Level
CHINESE REVOLUTION
CONTEMPORARY CHINA
RECENT AMERICAN HISTORY
HIST OF US 1600-1877
HIST OF US 1877-PRESENT
ELECTIVE Upper Level
US CIVIL WAR
ELECTIVE Upper Level
COLONIAL AMERICA
ELECTIVE Upper Level
HIST AMER PRESIDENCY
ELECTIVE Upper Level
VIETNAM WAR
ELECTIVE Upper Level
ELECTIVE Upper Level
HIST AM ECON + AM BUS
ELECTIVE Upper Level
FUND OF ARCHAEOLOGY
ELECTIVE Upper Level
ELECTIVE Upper Level
AMERICAN ARCHITECTURE
ELECTIVE Upper Level
ELECTIVE Upper Level
ELECTIVE Upper Level
ELECTIVE Upper Level
POP CULTURE 20 CENT AMER
ELECTIVE Upper Level
ELECTIVE Upper Level
ELECTIVE Lower Level
ELECTIVE Lower Level
NUTRITION AND HEALTH
ELECTIVE Lower Level
ELECTIVE Lower Level
RCI
(Core
Area)
IS
IS
IS
AC
AC
IS
RS
D3
BCCC
COURSE
BCCC COURSE TITLE
CRED
TEMPLE EQUIVALENT
DEPT NAME
TEMPLE
TEMPLE
EQUIVALENT EQUIVALENT
TEMPLE EQUIVALENT
NEW COURSE OLD COURSE
COURSE TITLE
NUMBER
NUMBER
L000
ELECTIVE Lower Level
U000
ELECTIVE Upper Level
HLTH140
HLTH200
CPR
INTRO WOMEN HEALTH
1.00
3.00
PUBLIC HEALTH
PUBLIC HEALTH
HRIM100
HRIM101
HRIM105
HRIM110
HRIM111
HRIM115
HRIM120
HRIM200
HRIM202
HRIM203
HRIM220
INTRO HRI MNGT
INTRO TO TRAV/TOUR
SAFETY & SANITATION
COST ACCOUNTING
CONF & BUS MTNG PL
COMP RES/TRVL INFO S
BAS FOOD PRE & MGT
FRONT OFF OPER MGT
FOOD PURCHAS TECH
MENU PLAN/COST/DES
SEMINAR
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
TOURISM & HOSPITALITY MGMT
TOURISM & HOSPITALITY MGMT
TOURISM & HOSPITALITY MGMT
TOURISM & HOSPITALITY MGMT
TOURISM & HOSPITALITY MGMT
TOURISM & HOSPITALITY MGMT
TOURISM & HOSPITALITY MGMT
TOURISM & HOSPITALITY MGMT
TOURISM & HOSPITALITY MGMT
TOURISM & HOSPITALITY MGMT
TOURISM & HOSPITALITY MGMT
T000
T000
T000
T000
3425
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
HUMN111
HUMN112
HUMN113
HUMN114
HUMN120
HUMN121
HUMN122
HUMN125
HUMN127
HUMN128
HUMN129
HUMN130
HUMN135
HUMN150
HUMN166
HUMANITIES
HUMANITIES
HUMANITIES
HUMANITIES
SURV WORLD RELIG
CHRISTIANITY
BUDDHISM
RELIG IN AMERICA
SPIRITUALTY-WRLD REL
ISLAM,JUDAISM,CHRIST
EASTERN RELIGIONS
RELIGION SOCIETY
RELIGION & POLITICS
GREAT IDEAS
EUROPE SINCE 1789
3.00
3.00
3.00
3 00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
INTELLECTUAL HERITAGE
INTELLECTUAL HERITAGE
INTELLECTUAL HERITAGE
INTELLECTUAL HERITAGE
RELIGION
RELIGION
RELIGION
RELIGION
RELIGION
RELIGION
RELIGION
RELIGION
RELIGION
TRANSFER-HUMANITIES
MUSIC STUDIES
1196
1196
1297
1297
1101
2596
2102
1003
1101
1401
1102
1001
U000
L000
U000
INTG201
INTG280
INTG281
INTG282
INTG283
INTG290
INTG291
INTG292
INTG293
INTG294
INTG295
INTG296
INTG298
INTG299
GENOCIDE
TURN OF CENTURY
ART OFSCIENCE
ANIMALS & HUMANKIND
GENOCIDE
INTELLIGENCE
WRITTEN COMMUNICAT
PARADOX
WARFARE
CREATIVITY
METAPATTERNS
CONTEMP STUDIES
FOOD & CULTURE
ETHICAL DECISIONS
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
TRANSFER-SOCIAL SCIENCE
TRANSFER-SOCIAL SCIENCE
TRANSFER-SCIENCES
TRANSFER-SOCIAL SCIENCE
TRANSFER-SOCIAL SCIENCE
TRANSFER-SOCIAL SCIENCE
ENGLISH
TRANSFER-SOCIAL SCIENCE
TRANSFER-SOCIAL SCIENCE
TRANSFER-HUMANITIES
TRANSFER-SOCIAL SCIENCE
TRANSFER-SOCIAL SCIENCE
TRANSFER-SOCIAL SCIENCE
TRANSFER-HUMANITIES
U000
U000
U000
U000
U000
U000
U000
U000
U000
U000
U000
U000
U000
U000
0365
X051
X051
X052
X052
C053
W253
0122
C052
C053
C051
C050
C054
RCI
(Core
Area)
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
MEETING/CONF./EVENT MGT
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
INTELLECTUAL HERITAGE I
INTELLECTUAL HERITAGE I
INTELLECTUAL HERITAGE II
INTELLECTUAL HERITAGE II
INTRO TO WORLD RELIGIONS
WHAT IS CHRISTIANITY
INTRO TO BUDDHISM
RELIGION IN AMERICA
INTRO TO WORLD RELIGIONS
INTRO TO WESTERN REL
INTRO TO ASIAN RELIGIONS
RELIGION AND SOCIETY
ELECTIVE Upper Level
ELECTIVE Lower Level
ELECTIVE Upper Level
SOCIAL SCI. ELEC-Upper Level
SOCIAL SCI. ELEC-Upper Level
ELECTIVE Upper Level
SOCIAL SCI. ELEC-Upper Level
SOCIAL SCI. ELEC-Upper Level
SOCIAL SCI. ELEC-Upper Level
ELECTIVE Upper Level
SOCIAL SCI. ELEC-Upper Level
SOCIAL SCI. ELEC-Upper Level
ELECTIVE Upper Level
SOCIAL SCI. ELEC-Upper Level
SOCIAL SCI. ELEC-Upper Level
SOCIAL SCI. ELEC-Upper Level
ELECTIVE Upper Level
IA
IA
IB
IB
IS
WI
AC
IS
IS
IS
IN
WI
WI
WI
WI
WI
WI
WI
WI
WI
WI
WI
WI
WI
WI
BCCC
COURSE
BCCC COURSE TITLE
TEMPLE EQUIVALENT
DEPT NAME
CRED
TEMPLE
TEMPLE
EQUIVALENT EQUIVALENT
NEW COURSE OLD COURSE
NUMBER
NUMBER
TEMPLE EQUIVALENT
COURSE TITLE
ITAL110
ITAL111
ITAL201
ITAL202
ELEM ITALIAN
ELEM ITALIAN
INTERM ITALIAN
INTERM ITALIAN
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
ITALIAN
ITALIAN
ITALIAN
ITALIAN
1001
1002
1003
2001
0051
0052
C061
0062
ITAL LANGUAGE I
ITALIAN LANGUAGE II
ITALIAN LANGUAGE III
INTERMEDIATE ITALIAN
JOUR155
JOUR175
JOUR176
JOUR275
JOUR276
JOUR277
JOUR280
ADVERTIS COPYWRIT
NEWS REPORT & WRIT
NEWS RPRT & WRIT
NEWSPAPER EDIT
FEATURE WRITING
PUBLIC AFFAIRS REP
COOP EDUC JOURNALISM
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
JOURNALISM
JOURNALISM
JOURNALISM
JOURNALISM
JOURNALISM
JOURNALISM
JOURNALISM
T000
1112
2201
2202
2396
2201
U000
0150
0251
0255
W231
0251
ELECTIVE
WRITING FOR JOURNALISM
PUBLIC AFFAIRS REPORTING
EDITING THE NEWS
MAGAZINE ARTICLE WRITING
PUBLIC AFFAIRS REPORTING
ELECTIVE Upper Level
JPNS101
JPNS102
JPNS110
JPNS111
LAT110
LAT111
CONVERSAT JAPANESE
CONVERSAT JAPANESE
ELEM JAPANESE
ELEM JAPANESE
ELEM LATIN
ELEM LATIN
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
JAPANESE
JAPANESE
JAPANESE
JAPANESE
LATIN
LATIN
1001
1002
1001
1002
1001
1002
0070
0071
0070
0071
0051
0052
JAPANESE ELEMENTS I
JAPANESE ELEMENTS II
JAPANESE ELEMENTS I
JAPANESE ELEMENTS II
LATIN I
LATIN II
LAWS101
LAWS130
LAWS140
LAWS160
LAWS170
LAWS180
LAWS210
LAWS215
LAWS225
LAWS230
LAWS235
LAWS250
LAWS290
DIV & FAM LAW
BUSINESS LAW
CIV PRACT/LIT PROC
WILLS TRUSTS ESTATE
INTERNATIONAL LAW
CORP & PART PARALEG
REAL ESTATE LAW
ADV REAL EST LAW
ADV LEG RES & WRIT
CRED DEBTOR RIGHTS
BANKRUPTCY
COMMERCIAL LAW
ADM MUNICIPAL LAW
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
LAW S.B.M.
LAW S.B.M.
LAW S.B.M.
LAW S.B.M.
LAW S.B.M.
LAW S.B.M.
REAL ESTATE
LAW S.B.M.
LAW S.B.M.
LAW S.B.M.
LAW S.B.M.
LAW S.B.M.
LAW S.B.M.
T000
1102
3508
T000
3562
3502
3502
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
LITR205
LITR206
LITR231
LITR232
LITR234
LITR235
LITR246
LITR254
LITR255
LITR261
ENGLISH LITERATURE
ENGLISH LITERATURE
AMERICAN LITERATURE
AMERICAN LITERATURE
INTRO BRIT WOMEN WR
LIT BY AMER WOMEN
CHILDRENS LITER
WORLD LITERATURE
WORLD LITERATURE
THEMES WOMEN LIT
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
2201
2202
2301
2302
U000
U000
2112
U000
U000
2197
0101
0111
0106
0103
0103
0114
0115
0116
0117
0158
W160
RCI
(Core
Area)
LA
LA
LB
WI
LC
LC
LC
LC
LA
LA
ELECTIVE
LAW OF CONTRACTS
LITIGATION PROCESS
ELECTIVE
INTERNATIONAL LAW
LAW FOR THE ENTREPRENEUR
REAL ESTATE PRACTICE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
SURVEY ENG LIT BEG-1660
SURVEY ENG LIT 1660-1900
SURVEY OF AM LIT I
SURVEY OF AMER LIT II
ELECTIVE Upper Level
ELECTIVE Upper Level
CHILD LIT AND FOLKLORE
ELECTIVE Upper Level
ELECTIVE Upper Level
WOMEN IN LIT
AR
AR
AC
AC
AR
AR
AR
BCCC
COURSE
BCCC COURSE TITLE
CRED
TEMPLE EQUIVALENT
DEPT NAME
TEMPLE
TEMPLE
EQUIVALENT EQUIVALENT
NEW COURSE OLD COURSE
NUMBER
NUMBER
U000
U000
U000
1131
C083
1111
0081
1198
W082
2111
0157
U000
2297
W133
TEMPLE EQUIVALENT
COURSE TITLE
LITR262
LITR264
LITR265
LITR271
LITR273
LITR275
LITR277
LITR278
LITR279
THEMES PSYCH LIT
THEMES LIT PSYCH
THEMES AMER IMM
INTRO DRAMA
INTRO POETRY
INTRO NOVEL
INTRO SHORT FICT
INTRO AFRO-AMER LIT
INTRO SHAKESPEARE
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
MAB135
MAB230
MAJ177
TV STUDIO PROD
AUDIO PRODUCTION
PHOTO JOURNALISM
3.00
3.00
3.00
BROADCAST TELECOM MASS MEDIA
BROADCAST TELECOM MASS MEDIA
JOURNALISM
L000
L000
3401
0101
0249
0362
ELCTIVE Lower Level
ELCTIVE Lower Level
PHOTOGRAPHY
MATH101
MATH102
MATH103
MATH105
MATH105
MATH106
MATH106
MATH115
MATH115
MATH117
MATH117
MATH118
MATH118
MATH120
MATH122
MATH125
MATH140
MATH141
MATH212
MATH215
MATH220
MATH242
MATH250
MATH260
MATHEMATICAL CONC
MATHEMATICAL CONC
INTERM ALGEBRA
QUANT METHODS
QUANT METHODS
QUANT METHODS
QUANT METHODS
ELEM STATISTICS
ELEM STATISTICS
QUANT METHODS
QUANT METHODS
QUANT METHODS
QUANT METHODS
COLLEGE ALGEBRA
TRIG & ANAL GEOM
PRECALCULUS
CALCULUS
CALCULUS
TECHNICAL CALCULUS
ELEM STAT II
TECH MATH PROOF
CALCULUS
DIFF EQUATIONS
LINEAR ALGEBRA
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3 00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
4.00
3.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
3.00
3.00
2.00
4.00
3.00
3.00
MATHEMATICS
MATHEMATICS
MATHEMATICS
MATHEMATICS
STATISTICS
MATHEMATICS
STATISTICS
MATHEMATICS
STATISTICS
MATHEMATICS
STATISTICS
MATHEMATICS
STATISTICS
MATHEMATICS
MATHEMATICS
MATHEMATICS
MATHEMATICS
MATHEMATICS
MATHEMATICS
STATISTICS
MATHEMATICS
MATHEMATICS
MATHEMATICS
MATHEMATICS
1011
L000
1001
1011
1001
1031
1102
1013
2101
1011
1001
L000
1102
1021
1021
1022
L000
L000
L000
2102
0141
U000
3041
2101
C055
0251
0147
COLLEGE MATH
ELECTIVE Lower Level
ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA
COLLEGE MATH
PRE-CALCULUS
PRE
CALCULUS FOR BUSINES
DIFF & INTEGRAL CALC
CALCULUS FOR BUSINESS
ELEMENTS OF STATISTICS
STAT METHODS & CONCEPTS
COLLEGE MATH
PRE-CALCULUS FOR BUSINES
ELECTIVE Lower Level
CALCULUS FOR BUSINESS
COLLEGE ALGEBRA
COLLEGE ALGEBRA
PRECALCULUS
ELECTIVE Lower Level
ELECTIVE Lower Level
ELECTIVE Lower Level
SELECTED STAT APPLICATNS
BASIC MATH CONCEPTS
ELECTIVE Upper Level
DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
LINEAR ALGEBRA
MEDA120
MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY
3.00
HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
1101
0101
MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY
MGMT100
MGMT110
MGMT115
MGMT130
INTRO BUSINESS
SMALL BUSINESS MGT
INTRO INTERNATL BUS
BUSINESS LAW
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
LAW S.B.M.
T000
T000
T000
1102
0101
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
LAW OF CONTRACTS
0045
C055
C011
C077
C012
C067
C021
C055
C011
C012
C073
C073
C074
0022
ELECTIVE Upper Level
ELECTIVE Upper Level
ELECTIVE Upper Level
INTRODUCTION TO DRAMA
INTRO TO POETRY
INTRODUCTION TO FICTION
THE SHORT STORY
ELECTIVE Upper Level
SHAKESPEARE
RCI
(Core
Area)
AR
AR
WI
RS
WI
QA
QB
QA
QA
QB
QB
QB
QB
QA
QA
QB
QB
QA
QA
QA
QB
QB
D4
BCCC
COURSE
BCCC COURSE TITLE
TEMPLE EQUIVALENT
DEPT NAME
CRED
TEMPLE
TEMPLE
EQUIVALENT EQUIVALENT
NEW COURSE OLD COURSE
NUMBER
NUMBER
T000
2101
0001
1001
C001
3101
0105
1101
0083
0200
TEMPLE EQUIVALENT
COURSE TITLE
MGMT140
MGMT160
MGMT180
MGMT220
MGMT230
MGMT250
SUPERVISION
RISK & INSURANCE
LAW IN SOCIETY
PROD & OPER MGT
PRIN MANAGEMENT
HUMAN RES MGMT
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
RISK MANAGEMENT AND INSURANCE
LAW S.B.M.
MANAGEMENT SCIENCE/OPER MGT
HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
MKTG100
MKTG110
MKTG135
MKTG140
MKTG200
MKTG210
MKTG245
PRIN MARKETING
PERSONAL SELLING
RETAIL MANAGEMENT
RETAIL MERCHANDISING
ADVERTISING
CONSUMER BEHAVIOR
PRIN INTERNATL MKTG
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
MARKETING
MARKETING
MARKETING
MARKETING
MARKETING
MARKETING
MARKETING
2101
3504
0231
T000
3501
3596
3553
MUE102
MUE105
MUE106
MUS103
MUS110
SWING SINGERS
INDIVUDUAL ENSEMBLES
STAGE BAND
INTRO MUSIC
MUSIC FUNDAMENTALS
1.00
1.00
1.00
3 00
3.00
3.00
MUSIC
MUSIC
MUSIC
MUSIC
MUSIC
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
MUSA101
MUSA105
MUSA111
MUSA115
MUSA121
MUSA150
MUSA151
MUSA155
MUSA156
MUSA160
MUSA161
MUSA165
MUSA166
MUSA170
MUSA171
MUSA175
MUSA250
MUSA251
MUSA255
MUSA256
MUSA260
MUSA261
MUSA265
MUSA266
CONCERT CHOIR
SWING SINGERS
INDIVIDUAL ENSEMB
STAGE BAND
SYMPHONIC BAND
VOICE MAJOR
VOICE MAJOR
VOICE MINOR
VOICE MINOR
KEYTBOARD MAJOR
KEYBOARD MAJOR
KEYBOARD MINOR
KEYBOARD MINOR
INSTRUMENTAL MAJOR
INSTRUMENTAL MAJOR
INSTRUMENTAL MINOR
VOICE MAJOR
VOICE MAJOR
VOICE MINOR
VOICE MINOR
KEYBOARD
KEYBORAD MAJOR
KEYBOARD MINOR
KEYBOARD MINOR
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
MUSIC
MUSIC
MUSIC
MUSIC
MUSIC
MUSIC
MUSIC
MUSIC
MUSIC
MUSIC
MUSIC
MUSIC
MUSIC
MUSIC
MUSIC
MUSIC
MUSIC
MUSIC
MUSIC
MUSIC
MUSIC
MUSIC
MUSIC
MUSIC
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
0081
0221
0182
0160
0250
ELECTIVE
INTRO TO RISK MANAGEMENT
LAW IN SOCIETY
OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT
ORGANIZATION & MANAG
INTRO TO HUM RES MGT
INTRO TO MARKETING
SALES + SALES MANAGEMENT
RETAIL ADMINISTRATION
ELECTIVE
ADVERTISING
CONSUMER + BUYER BEHAV
INTERNATIONAL MARKETING
RCI
(Core
Area)
IN
BCCC
COURSE
BCCC COURSE TITLE
TEMPLE EQUIVALENT
DEPT NAME
CRED
TEMPLE
TEMPLE
EQUIVALENT EQUIVALENT
TEMPLE EQUIVALENT
NEW COURSE OLD COURSE
COURSE TITLE
NUMBER
NUMBER
T000
ELECTIVE
T000
ELECTIVE
T000
ELECTIVE
MUSA270
MUSA271
MUSA285
INSTRUMENTAL MAJOR
INSTRUMENTAL MAJOR
PERCUSSION
1.00
1.00
1.00
MUSIC
MUSIC
MUSIC
MUSC100
MUSC101
MUSC105
MUSC106
MUSC111
MUSC112
MUSC115
MUSC116
MUSC124
MUSC125
MUSC126
MUSC127
MUSC180
MUSC181
MUSC201
MUSC202
MUSC211
MUSC212
MUSC215
MUSC216
MUSC230
MUSC280
MUSC281
MUSIC FUND
INTRO MUSIC
AMERICAN MUSIC
HISTORY JAZZ
DIATONIC HARMONY
DIATONIC HARMONY
DIATONIC AURAL PERC
DIATONIC AURAL PERC
ELECTRONIC MUS SYN
ELECTRONIC MUS SYN
ADV DIG MUS SYN
MUS SYN & MULTIMED
JAZZ IMPROVISATION
JAZZ IMPROVISATION
MUS STYLES & LIT
MUS STYLE & LIT
CHROMATIC HARMONY
CHROMATIC HARMONY
CHROMATIC AURAL PERC
CHROMATIC AURAL PERC
MUSIC EARLY CHHD
JAZZ IMPROVISATION
JAZZ IMPROVISATION
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
3 00
3.00
3.00
3.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
3.00
2.00
2.00
MUSIC
MUSIC STUDIES
MUSIC STUDIES
MUSIC STUDIES
MUSIC
MUSIC
MUSIC
MUSIC
MUSIC
MUSIC
MUSIC
MUSIC
MUSIC
MUSIC
MUSIC STUDIES
MUSIC STUDIES
MUSIC
MUSIC
MUSIC
MUSIC
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
MUSIC
MUSIC
T000
1761
1704
2114
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
U000
U000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
NANO211
NANO212
NANO213
NANO214
NANO215
NANO216
MATERIAL, SAFTY EQ
BASIC NANOFAB PROCES
THIN FILMS IN NANO
LITHOGRPH FOR NANOFA
MATRLS MOD IN NANOF
CHAR,PACK&TEST NANO
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY
ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY
ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY
ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY
ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY
ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
NURS121
NURS220
PHARMACOLOGY NURSING
NUR HLTH ASSESSMENT
3.00
3.00
NURSING
NURSING
0114
3143
0114
0112
CLIN PHARM FOR HLTH PROF
HLTH ASSMT FOR REG NURS
OADM110
OADM120
BUS LETTER & REPORT
MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY
3.00
3.00
ENGLISH
HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
2596
1101
W104
0101
WRITING FOR BUS & IND
MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY
PHED106
PHED110
PHED116
PHED118
ART PERS DEFENSE
TENNIS
COMPETITIVE ACT
TENNIS & COMP ACT
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
KINESIOLOGY
KINESIOLOGY
KINESIOLOGY
KINESIOLOGY
T000
1054
T000
T000
C061
C086
0138
ELECTIVE
INTRO TO MUSIC
MUSIC IN AMER SOCIETY
HISTORY OF JAZZ
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE Upper Level
ELECTIVE Upper Level
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
RCI
(Core
Area)
AR
AC
AC
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
0032
ELECTIVE
TENNIS I
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
WI
BCCC
COURSE
BCCC COURSE TITLE
CRED
TEMPLE EQUIVALENT
DEPT NAME
TEMPLE
TEMPLE
EQUIVALENT EQUIVALENT
NEW COURSE OLD COURSE
NUMBER
NUMBER
T000
T000
T000
0020
0020
T000
T000
T000
1001
0010
1058
0025
1019
0013
1016
0041
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
PHED120
PHED122
PHED124
PHED126
PHED129
PHED130
PHED133
PHED134
PHED135
PHED141
PHED142
PHED145
PHED150
PHED154
PHED155
PHED156
PHED170
PHED172
PHED175
PHED176
PHED177
PHED178
PHED179
PHED180
PHED183
PHED188
PHED189
PHED190
PHED191
HORSEMANSHIP
SKIING
BADMINTON/VOLLEYBL
MODERN DANCE
TAI CHI CHUAN
YOGA
ARCHERY
AEROBICS
WALK JOG RUN
GOLF
FENCING
BOWLING & GOLF
BEG AQUATICS
SWIM FOR FITNESS
LIFEGUARDING
RED CROSS WATER SAF
IND FITNESS/WELL
GYMNASTICS
DANCE; SQUARE FOLK
BASKETBALL/SOFTB
SOCCER & WRESTL
BASKETBALL/BASEB
FIELD HOCKEY/SOCCER
FNDS PHYS EDUC
MOVEMENT & PHYS ED
NET GAMES
BOWLING & VOLLEYBALL
INTRO REC LEADERSHIP
OUTDOOR RECREATION
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2 00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
3.00
3.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
3.00
KINESIOLOGY
KINESIOLOGY
KINESIOLOGY
DANCE
KINESIOLOGY
KINESIOLOGY
KINESIOLOGY
KINESIOLOGY
KINESIOLOGY
KINESIOLOGY
KINESIOLOGY
KINESIOLOGY
KINESIOLOGY
KINESIOLOGY
KINESIOLOGY
KINESIOLOGY
KINESIOLOGY
KINESIOLOGY
DANCE
KINESIOLOGY
KINESIOLOGY
KINESIOLOGY
KINESIOLOGY
KINESIOLOGY
KINESIOLOGY
KINESIOLOGY
KINESIOLOGY
TOURISM & HOSPITALITY MGMT
TOURISM & HOSPITALITY MGMT
PHIL101
PHIL105
PHIL111
PHIL115
PHIL125
PHIL145
PHLI140
INTRO PHILOSOPHY
REASON & THINKING
ETHICS
PHILOS RELIG EW
BAS PROBS PHILOS
AESTHETICS
INTRO EXISTENTIALI
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
PHILOSOPHY
PHILOSOPHY
PHILOSOPHY
PHILOSOPHY
PHILOSOPHY
PHILOSOPHY
PHILOSOPHY
1101
1066
U000
U000
1101
U000
3168
PHO151
PHO151
PHO153
PHO153
PHO154
PHO154
PHO155
BASIC PHOTOGRAPHY
BASIC PHOTOGRAPHY
MULTIMEDIA PHOTO
MULTIMEDIA PHOTO
PHOTO ADVERTISING
PHOTO ADVERTISING
NON-SILVER PHOTO
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
ART
GRAPHIC ARTS AND DESIGN
ART
GRAPHIC ARTS AND DESIGN
ART
GRAPHIC ARTS AND DESIGN
ART
T000
2441
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
0100
C066
0100
0186
0171
TEMPLE EQUIVALENT
COURSE TITLE
RCI
(Core
Area)
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
MODERN DANCE-LEVEL I
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
AEROBICS I
WALK/JOG/RUN I
GOLF I
FENCING I
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
INTRO TO PHILOSOPHY
INTRODUCTION TO LOGIC
ELECTIVE Upper Level
ELECTIVE Upper Level
INTRO TO PHILOSOPHY
ELECTIVE Upper Level
THEMES IN EXISTENTIALISM
ELECTIVE
PHOTOGRAPHY I
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
D1
QB
IS
D1
BCCC
COURSE
BCCC COURSE TITLE
CRED
TEMPLE EQUIVALENT
DEPT NAME
TEMPLE
TEMPLE
EQUIVALENT EQUIVALENT
NEW COURSE OLD COURSE
NUMBER
NUMBER
T000
T000
0104
0104
T000
T000
T000
3401
0175
U000
T000
PHO157
PHO157
PHO158
PHO159
PHO159
PHO161
PHO161
PHO196
PHX159
PHOTO SELF EXPRESS
PHOTO SELF EXPRESS
HIST & AESTH PH OTO
LARGE FORMAT PHOTO
LARGE FORMAT PHOTO
INTRO COLOR PHOTO
INTRO COLOR PHOTO
HIST & AESTHETICS
LARGE FORMAT PHOTOG
2.00
2.00
3.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
3.00
2.00
ART
GRAPHIC ARTS AND DESIGN
ART HISTORY
ART
GRAPHIC ARTS AND DESIGN
ART
GRAPHIC ARTS AND DESIGN
ART HISTORY
ART
PHYS106
PHYS107
PHYS110
PHYS112
PHYS121
PHYS122
PHYS201
PHYS221
PHYS222
PHYS223
PHYSICS
PHYSICS B
INTRO ENGINEERING
ENGR GRAPHICS
PHYSICS
PHYSICS
SOL STATE ELEC DEVIC
PHYSICS
MECHANICS STATICS
MECHANICS DYNAMICS
4.00
4.00
2.00
3.00
4.00
4.00
3.00
4.00
3 00
3.00
3.00
PHYSICS
PHYSICS
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
ENGINEERING
PHYSICS
PHYSICS
PHYSICS
PHYSICS
ENGINEERING
ENGINEERING
1021
1022
1012
T000
1061
1062
L000
U000
2331
2332
C085
C086
0001
POLI111
POLI112
POLI120
POLI130
POLI211
POLI212
AMERICAN NATL GOVT
AMER POL ISSUES
AMER STATE & LOC
INTRO POL SCI
COMPARATIVE POL
INTERNATIONAL POL
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
POLITICAL SCIENCE
POLITICAL SCIENCE
POLITICAL SCIENCE
POLITICAL SCIENCE
POLITICAL SCIENCE
POLITICAL SCIENCE
1101
L000
2102
L000
1201
1301
C051
PSYC100
PSYC105
PSYC110
PSYC115
PSYC120
PSYC125
PSYC130
PSYC140
PSYC155
PSYC160
PSYC180
PSYC181
PSYC185
PSYC190
PSYC200
PSYC215
PSYC270
PSY PERS AWARENESS
INTRO GROUP DYNAMICS
INTRO PSYCHOLOGY
LEADERSHIP SKILLS
HUMAN SEXUALITY
STRESS MANAGEMENT
PSYCH APPL BUSINESS
BASEBALL & SOCIETY
CREATIVE PROB SOLV
ADD & SUBSTAN ABUSE
HUMAN GR & DEV
DEV PSYCH LIFE SPAN
PSYCH ADULTHOOD
EDUCATIONAL PSYCH
SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
INTRO PSYCH STAT
EXPERIMENTAL PSYCH
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
4.00
4.00
PSYCHOLOGY
SOCIAL ADMINISTRATION - UNDERG
PSYCHOLOGY
PSYCHO EDUCATIONAL PROCESSES
SOCIOLOGY
EDUCATION
PSYCHOLOGY
PSYCHOLOGY
EDUCATION
PSYCHOLOGY
PSYCHOLOGY
PSYCHOLOGY
PSYCHOLOGY
EDUCATION
PSYCHOLOGY
PSYCHOLOGY
PSYCHOLOGY
P000
3011
1061
0312
L000
T000
2402
U000
T000
U000
U000
2301
U000
T000
2401
2168
0278
C087
C088
0131
0132
0145
C052
C053
0372
C060
0312
0215
0200
0210
0122
0278
TEMPLE EQUIVALENT
COURSE TITLE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
HIST OF MOD PHOTOGRAPHY
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY I
ELECTIVE Upper Level
ELECTIVE
RCI
(Core
Area)
AR
INTRO GEN PHYSICS I
INTRO GEN PHYSICS II
INTRO TO ELECTRICAL ENG
ELECTIVE
ELEM CLASSICAL PHYS I
ELEM CLASSICAL PHYS II
ELECTIVE Lower Level
ELECTIVE Upper Level
ENGRG STATICS
DYNAMICS
SA
SB
AMERICAN POL SYSTEM
ELECTIVE Lower Level
AM STATE + LOC POLITICS
ELECTIVE Lower Level
FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS
INTERNATIONAL POLITICS
AC
ELECTIVE P
SOC WORKER IN THE GROUP
PSYCH AS A SOCIAL SCI
INTRO TO GROUP DYNAMICS
ELECTIVE Lower Level
ELECTIVE
INDUSTRIAL & ORG PSYCH
ELECTIVE Upper Level
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE Upper Level
ELECTIVE Upper Level
DEVELOPMENTAL
ELECTIVE Upper Level
ELECTIVE
SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
INFERENTIAL METHODS
RESEARCH METHODS
SA
SB
IS
IS
IN
D3
D3
BCCC
COURSE
BCCC COURSE TITLE
CRED
TEMPLE EQUIVALENT
DEPT NAME
TEMPLE
TEMPLE
EQUIVALENT EQUIVALENT
TEMPLE EQUIVALENT
NEW COURSE OLD COURSE
COURSE TITLE
NUMBER
NUMBER
2201
0220
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
RCI
(Core
Area)
PSYC280
PSYCH ABNORMAL BEH
3.00
PSYCHOLOGY
REAL101
REAL102
REAL110
REAL20
REAL125
REAL130
REAL200
REAL201
REAL210
REAL211
REAL220
REAL126
REAL ESTATE FUND
REAL ESTATE PRACT
REAL ESTATE LAW
REAL ESTATE FINANCE
REAL ESTATE INVEST
REAL ESTATE SALES
APPRAIS RESID PROP
APPRAIS COMM PROP
REAL PROP MGT
COMM PROP MGT
REAL ESTATE BROK
ADV REAL ESTATE
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE
3501
3502
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
0101
0103
REAL ESTATE FUNDAMENTALS
REAL ESTATE PRACTICE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
RUSS110
RUSS111
ELEM RUSSIAN
ELEM RUSSIAN
3.00
3.00
RUSSIAN
RUSSIAN
1001
1002
0051
0052
FIRST-YEAR RUSSIAN I
FIRST-YEAR RUSSIAN II
D4
LA
SCIE101
SCIE102
SCIE103
SCIE105
SCIE106
SCIE107
PHYSICAL SCIENCE
ASTRONOMY
EARTH SCIENCE
CONSERVATION ECOLOGY
GIS LAND USE PLAN
INTRO ENVN MONITOR
3.00
3.00
3.00
4.00
3.00
4.00
PHYSICS
PHYSICS
GEOLOGY
COMMUNITY & REGIONAL PLANNING
COMMUNITY & REGIONAL PLANNING
COMMUNITY & REGIONAL PLANNING
1001
1004
L000
L000
2524
L000
C053
C056
PHYS: MOTION & MATTER
INTRO TO ASTRONOMY
ELECTIVE Lower Level
ELECTIVE Lower Level
GEOGRAPHIC INFO SYSTEMS
ELECTIVE Lower Level
SA
SB
SCU141
SCU242
SCU243
SCU244
SCU245
SCU246
INTRO SCULPTURE
ADV SCULPTURE
SCULPTURE MODEL
SCULPTURE METALS
SCULPTURE WOOD
SCULPTURE FOUNDRY
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
PAINTING, DRAWING, + SCULPTURE
PAINTING, DRAWING, + SCULPTURE
PAINTING, DRAWING, + SCULPTURE
PAINTING, DRAWING, + SCULPTURE
PAINTING, DRAWING, + SCULPTURE
PAINTING, DRAWING, + SCULPTURE
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
SDH105
SHD110
SHD200
SHORTHAND
SHORTHND
SHORTHAND
3.00
4.00
3.00
BUSINESS EDUCATION
BUSINESS EDUCATION
BUSINESS EDUCATION
0396
0396
0396
0396
0396
0396
BUS ED SKILL PERFORMANCE
BUS ED SKILL PERFORMANCE
BUS ED SKILL PERFORMANCE
SOCI110
SOCI120
SOCI121
SOCI125
SOCI130
SOCI140
SOCI150
SOCI160
INTRO SOCIOLOGY
INTRO CULT ANTHRO
PHYSICAL ANTHRO
SPORTS IN AMERICA
CONTEMP SOC PROBS
PEOPLES OF AMERICA
CRIMINOLOGY
MARR & FAMILY
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
SOCIOLOGY
ANTHROPOLOGY
ANTHROPOLOGY
SOCIOLOGY
SOCIOLOGY
SOCIOLOGY
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
SOCIOLOGY
1176
1061
1055
L000
L000
1476
2401
2145
C050
C061
C055
INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY
CULTURES OF THE WORLD
INTRO TO PHYSICAL ANTHRO
ELECTIVE Lower Level
ELECTIVE Lower Level
AMERICAN ETHNICITY
NATURE OF CRIME
MARRIAGE AND FAMILY
0262
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
R064
0130
0145
IN
IS
SB
AC
BCCC
COURSE
BCCC COURSE TITLE
CRED
TEMPLE EQUIVALENT
DEPT NAME
TEMPLE
TEMPLE
EQUIVALENT EQUIVALENT
NEW COURSE OLD COURSE
NUMBER
NUMBER
TEMPLE EQUIVALENT
COURSE TITLE
SPAN101
SPAN102
SPAN110
SPAN111
SPAN201
SPAN202
SPAN250
SPAN251
BASIC CONV SPANISH
BASIC CONV SPANISH
ELEM SPANISH
ELEM SPANISH
INTERM SPANISH
INTERM SPANISH
ADV SPANISH
ADV SPANISH
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
SPANISH
SPANISH
SPANISH
SPANISH
SPANISH
SPANISH
SPANISH
SPANISH
1001
1002
1001
1002
1003
L000
U000
U000
0051
0052
0051
0052
C061
BASIC I
BASIC II
BASIC I
BASIC II
INTERMEDIATE I
ELECTIVE Lower Level
ELECTIVE Upper Level
ELECTIVE Upper Level
SSWK110
SSWK111
SSWK115
SSWK120
SSWK130
SSWK140
SSWK150
SSWK165
SSWK170
SSWK171
SSWK210
SSWK211
SSWK215
SSWK220
SSWK230
SSWK235
SSWK250
SSWK255
SSWK265
INTRO SOC SERV
CASE MNGT & DOCUMEN
HIST ALCOHOL ADDICT
SOC SERVICES
ETHICAL ISSUES
HIV/AIDS
INTRO FAMILY DYNAM
HIGH-RISK YOUTH
COUNS SEXUAL MINOR
SEX ORIEN-LGBT ISSUE
FEMALE DIFFERENCE
STRUGGLES INTIMACY
LOSS & GRIEF
SPIRIT RECOVERY
INTERVENT STRAT
MULTI-CULT ISSUE COU
FAMILY THERAPY
DRUGS,ALCOHOL,VIOLNC
MENTAL HLTH ADDIT
3.00
2.00
2.00
3.00
1.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
1 00
1.00
2.00
2.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
2.00
3.00
2.00
2.00
SOCIAL ADMINISTRATION - UNDERG
SOCIAL ADMINISTRATION - UNDERG
SOCIAL ADMINISTRATION - UNDERG
SOCIAL ADMINISTRATION - UNDERG
SOCIAL ADMINISTRATION - UNDERG
SOCIAL ADMINISTRATION - UNDERG
SOCIAL ADMINISTRATION - UNDERG
SOCIAL ADMINISTRATION - UNDERG
SOCIAL ADMINISTRATION - UNDERG
SOCIAL ADMINISTRATION - UNDERG
SOCIAL ADMINISTRATION - UNDERG
SOCIAL ADMINISTRATION - UNDERG
SOCIAL ADMINISTRATION - UNDERG
SOCIAL ADMINISTRATION - UNDERG
SOCIAL ADMINISTRATION - UNDERG
SOCIAL ADMINISTRATION - UNDERG
SOCIAL ADMINISTRATION - UNDERG
SOCIAL ADMINISTRATION - UNDERG
SOCIAL ADMINISTRATION - UNDERG
1001
T000
T000
1002
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
T000
0050
INTRO SOC WEL-HUMAN SER
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
COMM IN SOCIAL WORK PRAC
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
STUS110
TYP110
TYP115
VI0271
VI0272
CAREER DEC MAKING
TYPEWRITING
TYPEWRITING
VISUAL METHODS
VISUAL METHODS
3.00
3.00
3.00
2.00
2.00
PSYCHO EDUCATIONAL PROCESSES
BUSINESS EDUCATION
BUSINESS EDUCATION
PAINTING, DRAWING, + SCULPTURE
PAINTING, DRAWING, + SCULPTURE
T000
0396
0396
T000
T000
WOD141
WOD142
WOD143
WOODWORKING
WOODWORKING
WOODCARVING FURN
2.00
2.00
2.00
PAINTING, DRAWING, + SCULPTURE
PAINTING, DRAWING, + SCULPTURE
PAINTING, DRAWING, + SCULPTURE
T000
T000
T000
0053
0396
0396
ELECTIVE
BUS ED SKILL PERFORMANCE
BUS ED SKILL PERFORMANCE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
RCI
(Core
Area)
LA
LA
LA
LA
LB
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
COLLEGE OF HEALTH PROFESSIONS and SCHOOL OF PHARMACY
2007
Required Prerequisites for Admission
BCCC
Course
Number
BIOL101
BIOL102
BIOL121
BIOL122
BIOL181
BIOL182
BIOL228
CHEM101
CHEM102
CHEM121
CHEM122
CHEM221
CHEM222
CISC110
COMP110
ECON111
MATH101
MATH115
MATH120
MATH140
MATH141
PHYS106
PHYS107
PHYS121
PHYS122
PSYC110
PSYC181
PSYC215
PSYC280
SOCI110
SOCI160
MEDA120
Course Title
Biological Science I
Biological Science II
Biological Principles I
Biological Principles II
Human Anatomy and Physiology I
Human Anatomy and Physiology II
Microbiology
Chemistry A
Chemistry B
Chemistry I
Chemistry II
Organic Chemistry I
Organic Chemistry II
Introduction to Information Systems
English Composition I
Principles of Economics: Macroeconomics
Math Concepts I
Elementary Statistics
College Algebra
Calculus I
Calculus II
Physics A
Physics B
Physics I
Physics II
Introduction to Psychology
Developmental Psychology: Life Span
Introduction to Psychological Statistics
Psychology of Abnormal Behavior
Introduction to Sociology
Marriage and the Family
Medical Terminology
Credits
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
3
3
3
3
3
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
3
3
4
3
3
3
3
* Students interested in Physical Therapy
may choose EITHER PSYCH280 or PSYCH181
BSN
Occupational
Nursing
Therapy
Health
Information
Management
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Physical
Therapy
X**
X**
X**
X**
X
X
Communication
Sciences
Speech/Hearing
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Pharmacy
(Requires
full core)
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X*
X
X
X*
X
X
X
** Students interested in Physical Therapy
may choose EITHER BIOL101 or BIOL121
AFFILIATION AGREEMENT
BETWEEN
BUCKS COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE
AND
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY, JAPAN CAMPUS
Preface
Bucks County Community College (“BCCC”) and Temple University, Japan Campus
(“TUJ”), enter into this Affiliation Agreement (“Agreement”) based on the two institutions’
commitment to promoting international education and to providing their students with
access to attractive educational options. More specifically, it aims to facilitate the process
of BCCC students applying to study at TUJ.
The following Agreement applies to BCCC students who have completed their Associate
Degree.
Obligations of Temple University, Japan Campus
1. To waive the Application Fee (currently ¥42,000) for BCCC students.
2. To provide each BCCC student with an admission decision within three of weeks
of the submission of a complete application. 1
3. To ensure that qualified BCCC students are considered for TUJ scholarships and
other financial aid, prior to and after enrolling at TUJ.
4. To provide preferential access to home-stay and dormitory housing.
5. To continue working on a BCCC-TUJ articulation agreement that indicates what
BCCC credits can be counted toward Temple University degrees.
6. To send an Admissions Counselor to BCCC at least once a year, as the two
institutions agree is appropriate, to provide BCCC students with up-to-date
information on TUJ’s academic programs, admissions criteria, visa issues, and
other topics.
7. To designate one individual who will serve as TUJ’s BCCC contact person. This
individual’s responsibilities will include providing BCCC with information and
materials on TUJ, overseeing the management of applications from BCCC
students, and otherwise ensuring that TUJ fulfills its obligations specified in this
Agreement.
1 Some black-out periods apply. BCCC students should contact TUJ Admissions
Counseling to confirm when they can get an admissions decision.
8. To recognize the Temple University Core-to-Core and Dual Admission
agreements currently available to BCCC graduates.
Obligations of Bucks County Community College
1. To notify and advise BCCC students of the opportunity to study at TUJ, including
the benefits specified in this Agreement. This includes raising BCCC students’
awareness of TUJ through such means as posters, information sessions for
interested groups/classes, individualized counseling, and other similar means.
2. To designate one individual who will serve as BCCC’s TUJ contact person. This
individual’s responsibilities will include providing information on TUJ to BCCC
students and coordinating visits to BCCC by TUJ Admissions Counselors.
Either institution may terminate this Agreement with three months’ advance notice. This
agreement will be renewed automatically unless terminated or superseded by a new
agreement.
In the event that this Agreement is terminated, the benefits specified herein will still be
extended to all BCCC students who have already enrolled at, or been admitted to, TUJ.
Accepted:
On Behalf of BCCC
On Behalf of TUJ
Dr. Annette L. Conn
Name
Kirk Patterson
Name
Provost and Dean of Academic Affairs
Title
Dean
Title
Signed
Signed
Date
Date
Appendix 1
TUJ Majors
As of November 7, 2006
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American Studies
Art
Asian Studies
Communications
Economics and Business
General Studies
International Affairs
Political Science
Psychological Studies
Tourism and Hospitality
Management
TUJ Minors
As of November 7, 2006
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Business Administration
Geography and Urban Studies
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Temple University, Japan Campus (TUJ), is the oldest and largest foreign
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university in Japan. Founded in 1982, TUJ has developed into a nationally
Main Campus
recognized institution offering an extensive range of educational programs. In
About the Main Campus
addition to its core undergraduate program, TUJ offers graduate programs in
law, business, and education; an English-language preparation program;
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continuing education courses; and corporate education classes.
Including the participants in the Corporate Education programs, TUJ is a home
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for around 3,000 learners. TUJ takes pride in its top-quality, English-language
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education and in providing a unique opportunity for students to obtain American
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visas, enabling international students to study at the university on either a short-
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term basis (one or two semesters) or a long-term basis (such as to complete a
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One of TUJ's greatest assets is its student body. Students come from over 40
countries around the world, including Japan, the United States, East and
Southeast Asia, Russia, the Middle East, Africa, Latin America, and Europe. Its
diverse student body helps make TUJ a rich, dynamic, and stimulating
institution.
TUJ's superb faculty works closely with students to help them achieve their
academic objectives. We organize small classes to facilitate lively discussions
and to allow professors to give special attention to students. Moreover, TUJ
offers the Temple University brand of education, providing the same course
content as that of Temple's main campus and teaching all but its language
courses in English. Studying at TUJ offers the same quality education as at
Temple University in the United States and makes it easy to transfer to
Temple's main campus or to any other North American universities in the U.S.
and elsewhere.
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Develop critical and creative thinking through an American-style education in English
Earn an American university doctorate, masters, bachelor of arts or associate degree of arts without leaving Japan
Benefit from the same curriculum the main campus follows
Meet the same requirements for admission and graduation as at the main campus
Earn the same degrees and diplomas that students at the main campus do
Develop communications skills
Receive close, expert attention in small classes
Get powerful job-hunting support and industry connections and practical experience through TUJ's internship
program
Access the campus, located in central Tokyo, easily from anywhere downtown
Easily transfer to Rome Campus or to attend the main Temple University Campus in Philadelphia
Student Body by Gender and Nationality
(Degree programs only / As of February, 2008)
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