TRANSFER GUIDE
HARPER COLLEGE and BENEDICTINE UNIVERSITY
2010-2011 Catalog
2010-2011 Catalog
Benedictine University Core Requirements** for Transfer students with 20+ transferable hours:
Hours Suggestions
Core Categories
Communications
9
Take ENG 101, 102 and SPE 101
Common Core/Cultural Heritage
6
Must be completed at Benedictine University
Series
Mathematics
3
It is strongly suggested that students going into majors requiring more
than core math complete at least one transferable math course prior to
transfer.
Humanities*
12
A total of 4 courses is required with at least 1 but no more than 2
courses in Art/Music, and one in Philosophy/Religion/Literature. The
remaining two courses are to be chosen from Communications, Art,
Music, Foreign Language, History, Literature, Philosophy, Religion, and
Humanities.
Science*
9
Courses need to be taken from both Life and Physical Science
disciplines
Social Science*
9
Take Psychology or Sociology, Anthropology or Political Science, and
Economics or Business
* It is suggested that IAI General Education courses be selected to fulfill these areas. Harper College IAI General
Education courses are listed in bold. If you are following the IAI complete program for your AA/AS, you need to see your
Harper College advisor.
** The general education core requirements may vary depending on the major selected. A core category cannot be
fulfilled by more than 6 semester hours of the same subject. At least 9 semester hours must be completed outside the
student's major program area for each divisional core requirement.
Additional Resources:
Illinois Articulation Initiative website: www.itransfer.org
Benedictine University website: www.ben.edu
Benedictine University online catalog: http://www1.ben.edu/catalogs/catalogs/undergraduate/
Benedictine University Admissions: (630) 829-6300 (Transfer counselors are available for unofficial evaluations of
credit)
Notes:
 120 semester hours are required for graduation.
 At least 55 of the 120 semester hours required for graduation must be completed at a four-year regionally
accredited college/university. This rule applies to all students without exception.
 A total of 45 semester hours must be completed at Benedictine University to meet the Academic Residency
Requirement unless you are accepted into the Degree Completion Program. See the Benedictine University online
catalog for rules for the Degree Completion Program and the Accelerated Adult Evening and Weekend Programs.
 Thirty of the final 45 hours must be completed at Benedictine University including at least 12 credit hours at the
200-level or above in their major.
 A major field of study requires at least 36 semester hours, of which a minimum of 24 semester hours must be
completed at the 200-level or above, of which at least nine semester hours must be at the 300-level or above.
Suggestions for current Benedictine University students:
An “Approval of Transfer Credit Form” should be filled out prior to registration for any course taken off campus. This
form is available online or in the Student Success Center and will need to be signed by your advisor, the department
chair and the Student Success Center staff.
Benedictine University reserves the right to change this document at any time.
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HARPER COLLEGE
KEY:
H: Humanities core elective.
F: Fine Arts core elective.
HF: Humanities/Fine Arts core elective.
SB: Biological Science core elective.
SP: Physical Science core elective.
SS: Social Science core elective.
EM: Elective in the major. There may be limits to the number of hours applied to a major.
EL: General Elective that may also satisfy a requirement in the core, major or minor.
GE: General Elective. These courses will only count towards the 120 hours needed for graduation.
TBD: To be determined. A course syllabus may be required.
Harper College
Subject
ACC
ACC
ACC
ACC
ACC
ACC
ACC
ACC
ACC
ACC
ACC
ACC
ACC
ACC
ACC
AED
Catalog
99
101
102
155
201
202
203
211
212
213
216
250
251
253
254
Course Description
BUSINESS RECORDKEEPING
INTRODUCTION TO FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
INTRODUCTION TO MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING
TAX AND PAYROLL ACCOUNTING
INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING I
INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING II
INTRODUCTORY COST ACCOUNTING
BUSINESS LAW I
BUSINESS LAW II
LEGAL ENVIRONMENT OF BUSINESS
EMPLOYMENT LAW
INCOME TAX ACCOUNTING
ADVANCED TAX ACCOUNTING
ADVANCED ACCOUNTING
AUDITING
all courses ADULT EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Benedictine University
Equivalency
does not transfer
ACCT 111
ACCT 112
EL
ACCT 211
ACCT 212
EL
MGT 235
MGT 236
SS
EL
ACCT 312 @ 200-level
TBD
TBD
TBD
do not transfer
ANT
ANT
ANT
ANT
ANT
ANT
ANT
ANT
ANT
ANT
ANT
ANT
ANT
101
202
203
205
206
207
208
209
210
215
220
250
255
INTRODUCTION TO ANTHROPOLOGY
CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY
NATIVE AMERICANS
PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY
ARCHEOLOGY
ANCIENT CIVILIZATION OF MEXICO AND CENTRAL AMERICA
ARCHEOLOGY OF THE NEAR EAST
ANTHROPOLOGICAL THEORY
CULTURAL ECOLOGY
INTRODUCTION TO FORENSIC ANTHROPOLOGY
TOPICS IN ANTHROPOLOGY
FIELD METHODS IN ARCHEOLOGY I
FIELD METHODS IN ARCHEOLOGY II
SS
SS/ANTH 200
EL
SS/BIOL 201
SS
EL
EL
SS
SS
does not transfer
TBD syllabus required
EL
EL
ARB
ARB
ARB
ARB
ARB
101
102
201
202
205
ELEMENTARY ARABIC I
ELEMENTARY ARABIC II
INTERMEDIATE ARABIC I
INTERMEDIATE ARABIC II
ARABIC INTENSIVE ORAL PRACTICE
ARBC 101
ARBC 102
ARBC 201
ARBC 202
EM 200-level
ART
ART
ART
ART
ART
ART
ART
ART
ART
100
105
110
111
114
121
122
130
131
ART SEMINAR
INTRODUCTION TO ARTS
DRAWING I
DRAWING II
INTRODUCTION TO FILM
DESIGN I
DESIGN II
HISTORY OF ART I
HISTORY OF ART II
EL
F/FNAR 100
FNAR 111
FNAR 111
F
FNAR 101
EL
F
F
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HARPER COLLEGE
KEY:
H: Humanities core elective.
F: Fine Arts core elective.
HF: Humanities/Fine Arts core elective.
SB: Biological Science core elective.
SP: Physical Science core elective.
SS: Social Science core elective.
EM: Elective in the major. There may be limits to the number of hours applied to a major.
EL: General Elective that may also satisfy a requirement in the core, major or minor.
GE: General Elective. These courses will only count towards the 120 hours needed for graduation.
TBD: To be determined. A course syllabus may be required.
Harper College
Subject
ART
ART
ART
ART
ART
ART
ART
ART
ART
ART
ART
Catalog
132
133
201
206
225
236
240
261
280
291
296
Course Description
HISTORY OF ART III
NON-WESTERN ART
DRAWING STUDIO
PRINTMAKING STUDIO
FIGURE DRAWING STUDIO
COMPOSITION
COMPUTER GRAPHICS STUDIO
PAINTING STUDIO
TOPICS IN ART HISTORY
CERAMICS STUDIO
SCULPTURE STUDIO
Benedictine University
Equivalency
F
F
EL
FNAR 241
FNAR 210
EL
EL, TBD for M
FNAR 250
TBD syllabus required
EM
EM
AST
AST
AST
AST
AST
AST
100
101
112
115
150
201
ASTRONOMY SURVEY
INTRODUCTORY ASTRONOMY
THE SOLAR SYSTEM
STARS AND GALAXIES
OBSERVATIONAL TECHNIQUES
ADVANCED ASTRONOMY
SP
SP
SP
SP
GE
SP
ATE
ATE
ATE
ATE
ATE
ATE
ATE
ATE
ATE
ATE
ATE
101
103
105
106
109
110
130
200
201
202
203-216
INTRODUCTION TO ARCHITECTURE AND DRAWING FUNDAMENTALS
BUILDING MATERIALS I
ARCHITECTURAL CAD I
ARCHITECTURAL CAD II
CHICAGO'S GREAT ARCHITECTURAL TRADITION
PRESENTATION AND COMMUNICATION TOOLS
HISTORY OF ARCHITECTURE
ARCHITECTURAL INTERNSHIP
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN PRINCIPLES
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN STUDIO
ARCHITECTURE
EL
does not transfer
does not transfer
does not transfer
EL
does not transfer
GE
does not transfer
GE
GE
does not transfer
BCE
all courses BUILDING CODES AND ENFORCEMENT
do not transfer
BFC
all courses FINANCIAL SERVICES
do not transfer
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
101
103
104
105
110
110+140
120
130
135
136
140
150
BIOLOGY SURVEY
MAN AND THE ENVIRONMENT
ENVIRONMENTAL LABORATORY BIOLOGY
HEREDITY, EVOLUTION AND CULTURE
PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY
PRINCIPLES + ZOOLOGY
GENERAL BOTANY
MICROBIOLOGY
INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY
INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN DISEASE
GENERAL ZOOLOGY
FIELD BIOLOGY
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SB
SB
SB
SB
SB/BIOL 198
BIOL 197+198+199
SB/BIOL 204
SB/BIOL 208
SB
SB
SB/100 level BIO EM
SB/EM
HARPER COLLEGE
KEY:
H: Humanities core elective.
F: Fine Arts core elective.
HF: Humanities/Fine Arts core elective.
SB: Biological Science core elective.
SP: Physical Science core elective.
SS: Social Science core elective.
EM: Elective in the major. There may be limits to the number of hours applied to a major.
EL: General Elective that may also satisfy a requirement in the core, major or minor.
GE: General Elective. These courses will only count towards the 120 hours needed for graduation.
TBD: To be determined. A course syllabus may be required.
Harper College
Subject
BIO
BIO
Benedictine University
Equivalency
BIOL 203
BIOL 258
Catalog Course Description
160 HUMAN ANATOMY
161 HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY
CAS
CAS
CAS
CAS
CAS
CAS
CAS
CAS
CAS
CAS
CAS
CAS
CAS
CAS
CAS
CAS
CAS
105
110
115
116
120
125
130
135
140
150
160
175
215
216
225
226
260
WORD PROCESSING SOFTWARE
CORE MICROSOFT OFFICE SPECIALIST CERTIFICATION: WORD
SPREADSHEET SOFTWARE
GENERAL ACCOUNTING APPLICATIONS
CORE MICROSOFT OFFICE SPECIALIST CERTIFICATION: EXCEL
DATABASE SOFTWARE
CORE MICROSOFT OFFICE SPECIALIST CERTIFICATION: ACCESS
PRESENTATION SOFTWARE
CORE MICROSOFT OFFICE SPECIALIST CERTIFICATION: POWERPOINT
CORE MICROSOFT OFFICE SPECIALIST CERTIFICATION: OUTLOOK
INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS SOFTWARE PACKAGES
DESKTOP PUBLISHING SOFTWARE
ADVANCED SPEADSHEET SOFTWARE
SPREADSHEET MACROS AND OTHER ADVANCED TOPICS
ADVANCED DATABASE SOFTWARE
DATABASE PROGRAMMING
OFFICE APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT
*limited to 6 semester hours
CDV
110 CAREER DEVELOPMENT
does not transfer
OCC
030-061 CAREER FOUNDATIONS
does not transfer
CHM
CHM
CHM
CHM
CHM
CHM
CHM
CHM
CHM
CHM
CHM
CHM
100
103
105
110
121
122
125
201
204
205
210
295-297
CHEMISTRY FOR HEALTH SCIENCES
THE CHEMISTRY CONNECTION
CHEMICAL WORLD
FUNDAMENTALS OF CHEMISTRY
GENERAL CHEMISTRY I
GENERAL CHEMISTRY II
ORGANIC AND BIOCHEMISTRY FOR THE HEALTH SCIENCES
BASIC ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY II
QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS
INDEPENDENT RESEARCH IN CHEMISTRY I-III
SP/CHEM 101/102
SP
SP
SP/CHEM 101/102
SP/CHEM 113/114
CHEM 123/124
CHEM 103/104
CHEM 103/104
CHEM 242/243
CHEM 247/248
TBD for CHEM 236
TBD syllabus required
CIS
CIS
CIS
CIS
CIS
CIS
CIS
CIS
50
100
101
101+181
106
137
143
168
COMPUTER KEYBOARDING
COMPUTER FUNDATMENTALS
INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS
INTRO TO CIS + VISUAL BASIC SOFTWARE DEV
COMPUTER LOGIC AND PROGRAMMING TECHNOLOGY
COMPUTER INTERNSHIP I
INTRODUCTION TO DATABASE MANAGEMENT
JAVA PROGRAMMING I
does not transfer
GE*
GE*
CIS 180 + 181
GE*
does not transfer
GE*
EL
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GE*
does not transfer
GE*
GE*
does not transfer
GE*
does not transfer
GE*
does not transfer
does not transfer
GE*
GE*
GE*
TBD
GE*
GE*
GE*
HARPER COLLEGE
KEY:
H: Humanities core elective.
F: Fine Arts core elective.
HF: Humanities/Fine Arts core elective.
SB: Biological Science core elective.
SP: Physical Science core elective.
SS: Social Science core elective.
EM: Elective in the major. There may be limits to the number of hours applied to a major.
EL: General Elective that may also satisfy a requirement in the core, major or minor.
GE: General Elective. These courses will only count towards the 120 hours needed for graduation.
TBD: To be determined. A course syllabus may be required.
Harper College
Subject
CIS
CIS
CIS
CIS
CIS
CIS
CIS
CIS
CIS
CIS
CIS
CIS
CIS
CIS
CNA
COS
CSC
CSC
CSC
CSC
CSC
CSC
CSC
Catalog
168 + 268
181
182
203
211
220
230
243
244
268
278
281
286
299
Course Description
JAVA PROGRAMMING I + JAVA SOFTWARE DEV II
VISUAL BASIC SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT
VISUAL C# SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT
SYSTEMS ANALYSIS AND DESIGN I
IT PROJECT MANAGEMENT DESIGN
TOPICS IN COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS
COMPUTER PROGRAMMING INTERNSHIP
DATABASE ADMINISTRATION
DATABASE DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION
JAVA SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT II
JAVA SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT III
MICROSOFT .NET WEB DEVELOPMENT
MICROSOFT .NET FRAMEWORK
SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT CAPSTONE
*limited to 6 semester hours
101 CERTIFIED NURSING ASSISTANT
does not transfer
all courses COSMETOLOGY
121
122
208
211
214
216
217
Benedictine University
Equivalency
CIS/CMSC 274
CIS/CMSC 181
CIS/CMSC 200
CIS 376
GE*
TBD syllabus required
does not transfer
GE*
GE*
EL
GE*
GE*
GE*
GE*
do not transfer
COMPUTER SCIENCE I
COMPUTER SCIENCE II
PROBLEM SOLVING FOR SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING USING FORTRAN
INTRODUCTION TO C PROGRAMMING AND UNIX
INTRODUCTION TO JAVA PROGRAMMING
DATA STRUCTURES AND ALGORITHM ANALYSIS
ASSEMBLER PROGRAMMING AND MACHINE ORGANZIATION
CMSC/CIS 200
CMSC/CIS 205
EL
EL
EM
CMSC/CIS 205
CMSC/CIS 220
CTE
all courses CARDIAC TECHNOLOGY
do not transfer
DHY
all courses DENTAL HYGIENE
do not transfer
DIT
DIT
DIT
DIT
DIT
DIT
DIT
DIT
DIT
DIT
DIT
DIT
DIT
101
101+ BU's NUTR-291
102
110
150
200
201
201 + 101
202
203
205
220
DIT 220 + FSM 109 +
FSM 114 + FSM 215
FUNDAMENTALS OF NUTRITION
FUNDAMENTALS OF NUTRITION + BU's NUTR 291
MEDICAL NUTRITION THERAPHY
PRINCIPLES OF FOOD PREPARATION
DIETETIC CLINICAL LABORATORY I
DIETETIC CLINICAL LABORATORY II
COMMUNITY NUTRITION
COMMUNITY NUTRITION + FUNDAMENTALS OF NUTRITION
NUTRITION CARE SEMINAR
PROFESSION OF DIETETICS
WORLD CULTURES AND FOOD
FOOD SYSTEMS ADMINISTRATION
SB/EM @ 100-level*
NUTR-241
EM @ 100-level*
EM @ 100-level*
TBD*
TBD*
EM @ 200-level*
NUTR-241
EM @ 200-level*
EL*
EL*
EM @ 200-level*
DIT + FSM course combinations
NUTR-250
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HARPER COLLEGE
KEY:
H: Humanities core elective.
F: Fine Arts core elective.
HF: Humanities/Fine Arts core elective.
SB: Biological Science core elective.
SP: Physical Science core elective.
SS: Social Science core elective.
EM: Elective in the major. There may be limits to the number of hours applied to a major.
EL: General Elective that may also satisfy a requirement in the core, major or minor.
GE: General Elective. These courses will only count towards the 120 hours needed for graduation.
TBD: To be determined. A course syllabus may be required.
Harper College
Catalog Course Description
Subject
DIT 220 + MGT 160 +
FSN 220 + FSM 230 DIT + FSM course combinations
DIT
250 DIETETIC CLINICAL LABORATORY III
DIT
*limited to 30 semester hours
DIV
101 EXPLORING DIVERSITY IN THE U.S.
Benedictine University
Equivalency
NUTR-350
TBD*
GE
DMS
all courses DIAGNOSTIC MEDICAL SONOGRAPHY
do not transfer
ECE
all courses EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
do not transfer
ECO
ECO
ECO
ECO
ECO
115
200
210
211
212
CONSUMER ECONOMICS
INTRODUCTION TO ECONOMICS
MONEY AND BANKING
MICROECONOMICS
MACROECONOMICS
GE
SS
EL
ECON 102
ECON 101
EDU
EDU
EDU
EDU
EDU
EDU
201
202
211
230
250
290
INTRODUCTION TO EDUCATION
PRE-STUDENT TEACHING CLINICAL EXPERIENCE
EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY
INTRO TO LANGUAGE ARTS IN ELEMENTARY/MIDDLE SCHOOL TEACHING
INTRODUCTION TO TECHNOLOGY IN EDUCATION
TOPICS IN EDUCATION
*Documentation of preclinical hours may be necessary
EDUC 205*
EDUC 200*
EDUC 210
TBD
EDUC 215
TBD syllabus required
EGR
EGR
EGR
EGR
EGR
EGR
EGR
EGR
EGR
EGR
100
120
121
210
211
212
240
260
262
270
INTRODUCTION TO ENGINEERING
ENGINEERING GRAPHICS I (CAD)
ENGINEERING GRAPHICS II (CAD)
ANALYTIC MECHANICS (STATICS)
ANALYTIC MECHANICS (DYNAMICS)
MECHANICS OF SOLIDS
THERMODYNAMICS
INTRODUCTION TO CIRCUIT ANALYSIS
ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS LABORATORY
INTRODUCTION TO DIGITAL SYSTEMS
does not transfer
does not transfer
does not transfer
EL/TBD
EL/TBD
EL
EL/TBD
ENGR 230
ENGR 230
EL
EHS
all courses ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH PRACTICE
do not transfer
EIT
all courses E-LEARNING INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY
do not transfer
ELT
all courses ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY
do not transfer
EMG
EMG
EMG
EMG
EMG
101
103
107
131
150
INTRODUCTION TO EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
LEADERSHIP, INFLUENCE, DECISION MAKING AND PROBLEM SOLVING
INCIDENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
PUBLIC SAFETY DISPATCHER
PUBLIC INFORMATION, EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY RELATIONS
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GE
GE
GE
does not transfer
GE
HARPER COLLEGE
KEY:
H: Humanities core elective.
F: Fine Arts core elective.
HF: Humanities/Fine Arts core elective.
SB: Biological Science core elective.
SP: Physical Science core elective.
SS: Social Science core elective.
EM: Elective in the major. There may be limits to the number of hours applied to a major.
EL: General Elective that may also satisfy a requirement in the core, major or minor.
GE: General Elective. These courses will only count towards the 120 hours needed for graduation.
TBD: To be determined. A course syllabus may be required.
Harper College
Subject
EMG
EMG
EMG
EMG
EMG
EMG
EMG
EMG
Catalog
151
153
155
205
231
251
253
299
Course Description
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT POLICY AND PLANNING
HAZARD ANALYSIS AND MITIGATION
SOCIAL DIMENSIONS OF DISASTER
CRISIS EXERCISE DESIGN AND EVALUATION
PUBLIC SAFETY DISPATCHER II
SELECT PROBLEMS IN EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
IDEOLOGIES OF TERRORISM
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS PRACTICUM
Benedictine University
Equivalency
GE
GE
GE
GE
does not transfer
GE
GE
does not transfer
EMS
EMS
EMS
EMS
110-213
214
215
216
EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN
PARAMEDIC-HOSPITAL INTERNSHIP
PARAMEDIC-FIELD INTERNSHIP
PARAMEDIC SEMINAR
GE
does not transfer
does not transfer
does not transfer
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
80
85
98
100
101
102
103
130
200
201
220
221
222
230
WRITING SKILLS I-DEAF/HARD-OF-HEARING
WRITING SKILLS II-DEAF/HARD-OF-HEARING
COMPOSTITION
COMPOSTITION
COMPOSITION
COMPOSITION
TECHNICAL AND REPORT WRITING
BUSINESS WRITING
PROFESSIONAL WRITING;GRAMMAR AND STYLE
ADVANCED COMPOSTION
CREATIVE WRITING
WRITING FICTION
WRITING POETRY
TOPICS IN ENGLISH
does not transfer
does not transfer
does not transfer
does not transfer
WRIT S101
WRIT S102
EL
EL
EL
EL
EL
EL
EL
TBD - syllabus required
ESL
all courses ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE
do not transfer
ESP
all courses ENGLISH FOR SPECIAL PURPOSES
do not transfer
FAS
all courses FASHION DESIGN
do not transfer
FIS
FIS
FIS
FIS
FIS
FIS
FIS
FIS
FIS
FIS
FIS
FIS
100-103
104
106
109
121-132
133
145
200
202-210
212
220-230
240
FIRE SCIENCE
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION FOR FIRE PROTECTION
CAREER EXPLORATION
FIREFIGHTER II CERTIFICATION
FIRE SCIENCE
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS II
FIRE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES INSTRUCTOR I
FIRE SERVICE INTERNSHIP
FIRE SCIENCE
FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS
FIRE SCIENCE
FIRE APPARATUS ENGINEER
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EL
does not transfer
does not transfer
does not transfer
EL
does not transfer
EL
does not transfer
EL
does not transfer
EL
does not transfer
HARPER COLLEGE
KEY:
H: Humanities core elective.
F: Fine Arts core elective.
HF: Humanities/Fine Arts core elective.
SB: Biological Science core elective.
SP: Physical Science core elective.
SS: Social Science core elective.
EM: Elective in the major. There may be limits to the number of hours applied to a major.
EL: General Elective that may also satisfy a requirement in the core, major or minor.
GE: General Elective. These courses will only count towards the 120 hours needed for graduation.
TBD: To be determined. A course syllabus may be required.
Harper College
Subject
FIS
Benedictine University
Equivalency
does not transfer
Catalog Course Description
250 INDUSTRIAL FIRE PROTECTION
FRN
FRN
FRN
FRN
FRN
FRN
101
102
201
202
205
210
ELEMENTARY FRENCH I
ELEMENTARY FRENCH II
INTERMEDIATE FRENCH
INTERMEDIATE FRENCH
FRENCH INTENSIVE ORAL PRACTICE
INTRODUCTION TO MODERN FRENCH LITERATURE
FREN 101
FREN 102
FREN 201
FREN 202
FREN 291
H/EM 200-level
FSM
FSM
FSM
FSM
FSM
FSM
FSM
107
108
109
110
111
113
114
EM 100-level*
does not transfer
EM 100-level*
does not transfer
does not transfer
EM 100-level*
NUTR 150
FSM
FSM
FSM
FSM
FSM
FSM
FSM
FSM
FSM
FSM
TBD
115
120-210
211
212
213
214
215
216
220
230
299
BASIC QUANTITY BREAD AND PASTRY ARTS
ADVANCED QUANTITY BREAD AND PASTRY ARTS
INTRODUCTION TO FOOD PREP/PRODUCTION
ADVANCED QUATITY CULINARY ARTS
INTRODUCTION TO THE HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY
DINING ROOM OPERATIONS
FOOD STANDARDS AND SANITATION (if a current Food Service Sanitation
License can be provided)
MENU PLANNING
HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT
PURCHASING AND STORAGE
HOSPITALITY SUPERVISION
SEMINAR AND INTERNSHIP
HOSPITALITY OPERATIONS ANALYSIS
RESTAURANT LAYOUT AND EQUIPMENT
INTRODUCTION TO WINES, SPIRITS AND BEVERAGE MANAGEMENT
HOSPITALITY PROMOTIONS
HOSPITALITY LAW AND RISK MANAGEMENT
TOPICS IN HOSPITALITY
FSM
FSM
FSM 109 + FSM 114 +
FSM 115 + FSM 211 +
FSM 215 FSM course combinations
FSM 212 + FSM 214 +
FSM 220 + FSM 230 FSM course combinations
*limited to 30 semester hours
EM 100-level*
does not transfer
EM 100-level*
EM 200-level*
does not transfer
EM 100-level*
EM 100-level*
EM 100-level*
EM 200-level*
EM 200-level*
TBD syllabus required
NUTR 250
NUTR 350
FYE
101 FIRST YEAR EXPERIENCE
does not transfer
GEG
GEG
GEG
GEG
GEG
GEG
GEG
GEG
GEG
100
101
103
104
111
112
151
152
210
SS
SS
SS
SS
SP
SP
EL
EL
SS
CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY
WORLD / REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY
THE DEVELOPING WORLD
THE DEVELOPED WORLD
PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY
PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY LABORATORY
GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS I
GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS II
ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY
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HARPER COLLEGE
KEY:
H: Humanities core elective.
F: Fine Arts core elective.
HF: Humanities/Fine Arts core elective.
SB: Biological Science core elective.
SP: Physical Science core elective.
SS: Social Science core elective.
EM: Elective in the major. There may be limits to the number of hours applied to a major.
EL: General Elective that may also satisfy a requirement in the core, major or minor.
GE: General Elective. These courses will only count towards the 120 hours needed for graduation.
TBD: To be determined. A course syllabus may be required.
Harper College
Subject
GEO
GEO
GEO
GEO
GEO
Catalog
101
102
103
201
202
Course Description
PHYSICAL GEOLOGY
HISTORICAL GEOLOGY
ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY
ROCKS AND MINERALS
PALEONTOLOGY
Benedictine University
Equivalency
SP
SP
SP
SP
SP/200-level BIOL EM
GER
GER
GER
GER
GER
GER
101
102
201
202
205
210
ELEMENTARY GERMAN I
ELEMENTARY GERMAN II
INTERMEDIATE GERMAN
INTERMEDIATE GERMAN
GERMAN INTENSIVE ORAL PRACTICE
INTRODUCTION TO MODERN GERMAN LITERATURE
MDLG 101
MDLG 102
MDLG 201
MDLG 202
EM 200-level
H/EM 200-level
GRA
GRA
GRA
GRA
GRA
GRA
GRA
GRA
GRA
GRA
GRA
GRA
GRA
GRA
GRA
GRA
GRA
GRA
GRA
GRA
101
102
103
105
111
112
113
120
130
131
202
211
212
213
214
220
221
229
230
232
INTRODUCTION TO GRAPHIC ARTS TECHNOLOGY
GRAPHIC ARTS DESKTOP PUBLISHING
DIGITAL IMAGING
COLOR MANAGEMENT
PRESS OPERATIONS
DIGITAL ILLUSTRATIONS
DIGITAL IMAGING
GRAPHIC DESIGN I
INTRODUCTION TO PHOTOGRAPHY
DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY I
ADVANCED COLOR MANAGEMENT
PROJECT MANAGEMENT, SCHEDULING AND ESTIMATING
PAPER AND INK TECHNOLOGY
BINDERY AND FINISHING OPERATIONS
DIGITAL ILLUSTRATIONS
GRAPHIC DESIGN II
GRAPHIC PORTFOLIO DESIGN
ADVANCED QUARK AND BEGINNING INDESIGN
PREPRESS PRODUCTION
DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY II
does not transfer
GE
GE
GE
does not transfer
GE
GE
FNAR 260
GE
FNAR 293
GE
does not transfer
does not transfer
does not transfer
200-level EM
FNAR 261
does not transfer
200-level EM
does not transfer
GE
HSC
HSC
104-213 HEALTH SCIENCE CARE
112 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY
*only two semester hours will count towards the HLSC major
does not transfer
HLSC 291*
HVAC
101-204 HEATING, VENTILATION AND AIR CONDITIONING (RAC)
does not transfer
HST
HST
HST
HST
HST
HST
HST
105
111
112
121
141
142
151
GREAT IDEAS OF WORLD CIVILIZATIONS
THE AMERICAN EXPERIENCE TO 1877
THE AMERICAN EXPERIENCE SINCE 1877
HISTORY OF LATIN AMERICA
HISTORY OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION TO 1650
HISTORY OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION SINCE 1650
HISTORY OF ENGLAND NORMAN CONQUEST TO 1600
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H
HIST 111
HIST 112
EM
EL
EL
EM
HARPER COLLEGE
KEY:
H: Humanities core elective.
F: Fine Arts core elective.
HF: Humanities/Fine Arts core elective.
SB: Biological Science core elective.
SP: Physical Science core elective.
SS: Social Science core elective.
EM: Elective in the major. There may be limits to the number of hours applied to a major.
EL: General Elective that may also satisfy a requirement in the core, major or minor.
GE: General Elective. These courses will only count towards the 120 hours needed for graduation.
TBD: To be determined. A course syllabus may be required.
Harper College
Subject
HST
HST
HST
HST
HST
HST
HST
HST
HST
HST
HST
HST
HST
HST
HMS
Catalog
152
153
202
210
212
214
219
231
232
241
242
243
245
261
Course Description
HISTORY OF ENGLAND 1600 TO PRESENT
BRITISH CULTURE AND SOCIETY
TOPICS IN HISTORY
WOMEN: THE AMERICAN EXPERIENCE
RECENT AMERICAN HISTORY 1945-1980
AFRICAN-AMERICAN HISTORY
ILLINOIS AND LOCAL HISTORY
HISTORY OF THE MIDDLE EAST TO 1453
HISTORY OF THE MIDDLE EAST FROM 1453 TO THE PRESENT
HISTORY OF CHINA: EARLIEST TIME THROUGH MING DYNASTY
HISTORY OF CHINA: FROM THE CHING DYNASTY TO THE PRESENT
THE FAR EAST IN THE MODERN WORLD
THE WORLD SINCE 1945
AMERICAN CIVIL WAR 1848-1865
all courses HUMAN SERVICES
HUM
HUM
HUM
HUM
HUM
HUM
HUM
HUM
HUM
101
102
103
104
105
110
115
120
125
IDS
290 INDEPENDENT STUDY
Benedictine University
Equivalency
EM
EM
TBD syllabus required
HIST 260
HIST 264
HIST 265
EM
EM
EL
EL
EL
EM
EL
EL
do not transfer
ANCIENT THROUGH THE MEDIEVAL WEST
RENAISSANCE THROUGH THE MODERN WEST
ASIA AND AFRICAN HUMANITIES
INTRODUCTION TO MIDDLE EASTERN CIVILIZATIONS
GREAT IDEAS OF WORLD CIVILIZATIONS
WOMEN AND CREATIVITY
INTERNATIONAL AND REGIONAL STUDIES IN HUMANITIES
CLASSICAL MYTHOLOGY
WORLD MYTHOLOGY
HF
HF
HF
HF
H
HF
EL
H
H
TBD syllabus required
IND
all courses INTERIOR DESIGN
do not transfer
ITP
all courses INTERPRETING
do not transfer
JPN
JPN
JPN
JPN
JPN
101
102
201
202
205
ELEMENTARY JAPANESE I
ELEMENTARY JAPANESE II
INTERMEDIATE JAPANESE I
INTERMEDIATE JAPANESE II
JAPANESE INTENSIVE ORAL PRACTICE
MDLG 101
MDLG 102
MDLG 201
MDLG 202
EM 200-level
LEJ
LEJ
LEJ
LEJ
LEJ
LEJ
LEJ
LEJ
101
104
105
107
111
116
122
135
INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE
CORRECTIONS
CRIMINAL COURTS OF THE U.S.
VICE AND DRUG CONTROL
TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT AND INVESTIGATION
FORENSICS
PRINCIPLES OF POLICING
PATROL PROCEDURES
SOCL 260
SOCL 306
EL
GE
does not transfer
EL
GE
does not transfer
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HARPER COLLEGE
KEY:
H: Humanities core elective.
F: Fine Arts core elective.
HF: Humanities/Fine Arts core elective.
SB: Biological Science core elective.
SP: Physical Science core elective.
SS: Social Science core elective.
EM: Elective in the major. There may be limits to the number of hours applied to a major.
EL: General Elective that may also satisfy a requirement in the core, major or minor.
GE: General Elective. These courses will only count towards the 120 hours needed for graduation.
TBD: To be determined. A course syllabus may be required.
Harper College
Subject
LEJ
LEJ
LEJ
LEJ
LEJ
LEJ
LEJ
LEJ
LEJ
LEJ
LEJ
LEJ
LEJ
LEJ
Catalog
138
200
201
202
205
210
214
216
217
218
230
295
298
299
Course Description
DEFENSIVE TECHNIQUES
LEADERSHIP AND ETHICS FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT
CRIMINAL LAW
CRIMINAL PROCEDURES
JUVENILE JUSTICE
CRIMINOLOGY
COMMUNITY POLICING
INVESTIGATION PROCESS
FORENSICS II
FORENSICS III
ORGANIZED CRIME
FORENSICS IV
POLICE RECRUIT ACADEMY
LAW ENFORCEMENT INTERNSHIP
Benedictine University
Equivalency
does not transfer
CJUS 243
CJUS 322@200 level
CJUS 294
CJUS 206
EL/SOCL 321
EL
CJUS 326@200 level
does not transfer
does not transfer
CJUS 321@200 level
does not transfer
does not transfer
does not transfer
POETRY
DRAMA
LITERATURE AND FILM
FICTION
WORLD LITERATURE TO 1800
WORLD LITERATURE SINCE 1800
NON-WESTERN LITERATURE
INTRODUCTION TO SHAKESPEARE
EASTERN EUROPEAN PROSE SINCE 1800
SCIENCE FICTION
CRIME LITERATURE
CHILDREN'S LITERATURE
JAPANESE LITERATURE IN TRANSLATION
AMERICAN LITERATURE-COLONIAL DAYS TO CIVIL WAR
AMERICAN LITERATURE-THE CIVIL WAR TO PRESENT
MINORITY LITERATURE IN AMERICA
WOMEN IN LITERATURE
ENGLISH LITERATURE TO 1800
ENGLISH LITERATURE 1800-1914
20TH CENTURY BRITISH AND AMERICAN LITERATURE
TOPICS IN LITERATURE
H/LITR 267
H/LITR 268
H/LITR 210
H/EM
H/LITR 259
H/LITR 259
H/LITR 264
H/LITR 265
EL
EL
EL
EM
H
H/LITR 255
H/LITR 256
H/LITR 279
H/LITR 281
H/LITR 257
H/LITR 258
EM
TBD syllabus required
LIT
LIT
LIT
LIT
LIT
LIT
LIT
LIT
LIT
LIT
LIT
LIT
LIT
LIT
LIT
LIT
LIT
LIT
LIT
LIT
LIT
105
110
112
115
206
207
208
210
215
216
217
219
220
221
222
223
224
231
232
241
250
LNG
LNG
LNG
105 INTRODUCTION TO LANGUAGE AND LINGUISTICS
205 LANGUAGE AND CULTURE
220 METHODS OF TEACHING ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE
GE
GE
does not transfer
MCM
MCM
MCM
MCM
MCM
MCM
120
126
130
131
133
136
EL
EL
EL
COMM 209
EL
COMM 254
INTRODUCTION TO MASS COMMUNICATION
INTRODUCTION TO BROADCASTING
INTRODUCTION TO JOURNALISM
NEWS REPORTING AND WRITING
FEATURE WRITING
BROADCAST WRITING
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HARPER COLLEGE
KEY:
H: Humanities core elective.
F: Fine Arts core elective.
HF: Humanities/Fine Arts core elective.
SB: Biological Science core elective.
SP: Physical Science core elective.
SS: Social Science core elective.
EM: Elective in the major. There may be limits to the number of hours applied to a major.
EL: General Elective that may also satisfy a requirement in the core, major or minor.
GE: General Elective. These courses will only count towards the 120 hours needed for graduation.
TBD: To be determined. A course syllabus may be required.
Harper College
Subject
MCM
MCM
MCM
MCM
MCM
MCM
MCM
MCM
MCM
MCM
MCM
MCM
MCM
MCM
MCM
Catalog
137
140
141
230
232
233
235
240
241
242
243
250
251
252
260
Course Description
MEDIA WRITING
WRITING, EDITIING AND DESIGN FOR THE INTERNET
BASIC NEWS EDITING
GRAPHIC DESIGN COMMUNICATIONS
INTRODUCTION TO ADVERTISING
INTRODUCTION TO PUBLIC RELATIONS
MAGAZINE EDITING AND DESIGN
TOPICS IN MASS COMMUNICATIONS
ONLINE MAGAZINE
USING THE INTERNET AS A COMMUNICATIONS TOOL
COMMUNICATION WEB SITE APPLICATIONS
PUBLIC RELATIONS WRITING AND PRODUCTION
MEDIA INTERVIEWIING
SPECIAL EVENTS AND PROMOTION
CAMPAIGN COMMUNICATIONS AND MESSAGE DESIGN
Benedictine University
Equivalency
EL
EL
EL
EL
COMM 263
COMM 253
COMM 207
TBD syllabus required
EL
EL
EL
EL
does not transfer
does not transfer
EL
MGT
MGT
MGT
MGT
MGT
MGT
MGT
MGT
MGT
111
115
150
154-207
211
218
225
230
254-291
INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS ORGANIZATION
INTRODUCTION TO INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
BUSINESS MATH
MANAGEMENT
INTERNSHIP IN SMALL BUSINESS
INTRODUCTION TO FINANCE
APPLIED GENERAL STATISTICS
TOPICS IN BUSINESS
MANAGEMENT
GE
GE
does not transfer
GE
does not transfer
GE
MGT 150
TBD syllabus required
GE
MKT
MKT
MKT
MKT
MKT
MKT
MKT
MKT
105-190
191
193
196
191+193+196
202-280, 290
281
285
MARKETING
BUSINESS IN THE EUROPEAN UNION
BUSINESS IN ASIA
BUSINESS IN LATIN AMERICA
BUSINESS IN EUROPE, ASIA AND LATIN AMERICA
MARKETING
INTERNSHIP IN MARKETING
TOPICS IN MARKETING
GE
SS
SS
SS
SS/INTB 320
GE
does not transfer
TBD syllabus required
MNT
all courses MAINTENANCE
do not transfer
MOA
all courses HEALTH CARE RECORDS MANAGEMENT
do not transfer
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
051-080
101
103
104
124
130
131
134
MATHEMATICS
QUANTITATIVE LITERACY
COLLEGE ALGEBRA
PLANE TRIGONOMETRY
FINITE MATHEMATICS
MATHEMATICS FOR ELEMENTARY TEACHING I
MATHEMATICS FOR ELEMENTARY TEACHING II
CALCULUS FOR SOCIAL SCIENTISTS
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does not transfer
MATH 108
MATH 110
MATH 111
MATH 105
EL
MATH 112
MATH 115
HARPER COLLEGE
KEY:
H: Humanities core elective.
F: Fine Arts core elective.
HF: Humanities/Fine Arts core elective.
SB: Biological Science core elective.
SP: Physical Science core elective.
SS: Social Science core elective.
EM: Elective in the major. There may be limits to the number of hours applied to a major.
EL: General Elective that may also satisfy a requirement in the core, major or minor.
GE: General Elective. These courses will only count towards the 120 hours needed for graduation.
TBD: To be determined. A course syllabus may be required.
Harper College
Subject
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
Catalog
140
165
200
201
202
203
212
220
265
Course Description
PRECALCULUS
ELEMENTARY STATISTICS
CALCULUS WITH ANALYTIC GEOMETRY I
CALCULUS WITH ANALYTIC GEOMETRY II
CALCULUS WITH ANALYTIC GEOMETRY III
LINEAR ALGEBRA
DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
DISCRETE MATHEMATICS
MATHEMATICAL STATISTICS
Benedictine University
Equivalency
MATH 111
MGT, MATH,PLSC,PSYC, SOCL 150
MATH 210
MATH 211
MATH 212
EM
MATH 260
MATH 240
EL or possible EM
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
MUS
100
101
102
103
104
106
111
112
115
116
120
130
136
140
145
150
165
166
167
169
180-199
211
212
215
216
223
224
265
266
271
272
280-299
INTRODUCTION TO MUSIC CAREERS
FUNDAMENTALS OF MUSIC THEORY
INTRODUCTION TO ELECTRONIC/COMPUTER MUSIC
MUSIC APPRECIATION
INTRODUCTION TO AMERICAN MUSIC
INTRODUCTION TO JAZZ
THEORY OF MUSIC I
THEORY OF MUSIC II
AURAL SKILLS I
AURAL SKILLS II
INTRODUCTION TO MUSIC LITERATURE
CHOIR
COMMUNITY CHORUS
BAND
ENSEMBLES
ORCHESTRA
CLASS PIANO I
CLASS PIANO II
CLASS GUITAR
CLASS VOICE
MINOR APPLIED MUSIC SUBJECT
THEORY OF MUSIC III
THEORY OF MUSIC IV
AURAL SKILLS III
AURAL SKILLS IV
INSTRUMENTAL LITERATURE
KEYBOARD AND VOCAL LITERATURE
CLASS PIANO III
CLASS PIANO IV
PIANO PEDAGOGY I
PIANO PEDAGOGY II
MAJOR APPLIED MUSIC SUBJECT
does not transfer
MUSI 100
MUSI 303
F/MUSI 104
F
MUSI 210
MUSI 101
MUSI 102
MUSI 111
MUSI 112
F/MUSI 204
MUSI 122
EM
MUSI 121
MUSI 125
EM
MUSI 194
MUSI 195
MUSI 198
MUSI 190
EM
MUSI 201
MUSI 202
MUSI 212
MUSI 213
EL
EL
does not transfer
does not transfer
MUSI 303@200 LEVEL
MUSI 303@200 LEVEL
EM
NAN
NAN
NAN
121-241 NANOSCIENCE
295 INDEPENDENT RESEARCH IN NONSCIENCE
299 NANOSCIENCE INTERNSHIP
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GE
does not transfer
does not transfer
HARPER COLLEGE
KEY:
H: Humanities core elective.
F: Fine Arts core elective.
HF: Humanities/Fine Arts core elective.
SB: Biological Science core elective.
SP: Physical Science core elective.
SS: Social Science core elective.
EM: Elective in the major. There may be limits to the number of hours applied to a major.
EL: General Elective that may also satisfy a requirement in the core, major or minor.
GE: General Elective. These courses will only count towards the 120 hours needed for graduation.
TBD: To be determined. A course syllabus may be required.
Harper College
Subject
NET
NUR
NUR
NUR
NUR
NUR
OCC
ORN
PED
PED
PED
PED
PED
PED
PED
PED
PED
PED
PHB
Benedictine University
Equivalency
do not transfer
Catalog Course Description
all courses NETWORKING
101-104
110-151, 201-260
180
199
280
NURSING
NURSING (limited to 30 semester hours of lower level nursing)
PATHOPHYSIOLOGY
BRIDGE TO ADVANCED NURSING
ROLE TRANSITION PRACTICUM
all courses CAREER FOUNDATIONS
do not transfer
101 formerly ORIENTATION 101
100-196
200
201
203
205
207
208-214
218
219-246
270
does not transfer
GE
does not transfer
does not transfer
does not transfer
does not transfer
PHYSICAL EDUCATION - ACTIVITY COURSES
INTRODUCTION TO PHYSICAL EDUCATION
STANDARD FIRST AID
HEALTH
DRUGS IN OUR CULTURE
HUMAN SEXUALITY
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
INTRODUCTION TO COACHING
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
COMMUNITY HEALTH
all courses PHLEBOTOMY
does not transfer
GE
does not transfer
GE
GE
GE
does not transfer
GE
does not transfer
GE
do not transfer
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
PHI
101
102
105
115
120
150
160
170
180
190
205
210
215
220
231
232
CRITICAL THINKING
SYMBOLIC LOGIC
INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY
ETHICS
SOCIAL AND POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY
BUSINESS ETHICS
NON-WESTERN PHILOSOPHY
ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS
BIOMEDICAL ETHICS
FEMINIST PHILOSOPHY
RELIGIONS OF THE WORLD
DEATH AND DYING
RELIGION IN AMERICA
PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION
HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY-ANCIENT & MEDIEVAL
HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY-MODERN
H
EL
H
H/PHIL 245
PHIL 260
EL
H
EL
EL
EL
H/RELS 140
EL
H
H
H
H
PHS
PHS
PHS
PHS
PHS
101
105
111
112
115
PHYSICAL SCIENCE SURVEY
ENERGY AND SOCIETY
INTRODUCTION TO PHYSICAL SCIENCE
EXPLORING THE EARTH AND UNIVERSE
INTRODUCTION TO METEOROLOGY
SP
SP
SP/PHYS 101
SP/PHYS 101
SP
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HARPER COLLEGE
KEY:
H: Humanities core elective.
F: Fine Arts core elective.
HF: Humanities/Fine Arts core elective.
SB: Biological Science core elective.
SP: Physical Science core elective.
SS: Social Science core elective.
EM: Elective in the major. There may be limits to the number of hours applied to a major.
EL: General Elective that may also satisfy a requirement in the core, major or minor.
GE: General Elective. These courses will only count towards the 120 hours needed for graduation.
TBD: To be determined. A course syllabus may be required.
Harper College
Subject
PHY
PHY
PHY
PHY
PHY
PLS
Benedictine University
Equivalency
Catalog Course Description
121
122
201
202
203
INTRODUCTORY PHYSICS I
INTRODUCTORY PHYSICS II
GENERAL PHYSICS I - MECHANICS
GENERAL PHYSICS II - ELECTRICITY & MAGNETISM
GENERAL PHYSICS III - THERMAL AND QUANTUM PHYSICS
101-230 PARALEGAL STUDIES
SP/PHYS 113 + 114
PHYS 118 +119
SP/PHYS 211 + 205
PHYS 212 + 206
PHYS 213
TBD
PSC
PSC
PSC
PSC
PSC
PSC
PSC
101
210
220
250
260
270
280
AMERICAN POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT
TOPICS IN POLITICAL SCIENCE
STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT IN THE US
COMPARATIVE POLITICS
MIDDLE EAST POLITICS
GLOBAL POLITICS
NON-WESTERN COMPARATIVE POLITICS
SS/PLSC 102
TBD syllabus required
SS/PLSC 201
SS
EL
SS/PLSC 101
SS
PSY
PSY
PSY
PSY
PSY
PSY
PSY
PSY
PSY
PSY
PSY
PSY
PSY
PSY
101
106
107
108
210
216
217
218
220
225
228
230
235
245
INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY
PRACTICAL PSYCHOLOGY
HUMANISTIC PSYCHOLOGY
TOPICS IN PSYCHOLOGY
INTRODUCTION TO RESEARCH IN PSYCHOLOGY
CHILD PSYCHOLOGY
ADOLESCENT PSYCHOLOGY
ADULT PSYCHOLOGY
BIOLOGICAL BASIS OF BEHAVIOR
THEORIES OF PERSONALITY
PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY
LEARNING THEORY AND HUMAN BEHAVIOR
INDUSTRIAL/ORGANIZATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY
SS/PSYCH 100
EL
EL
TBD syllabus required
EL
SS/PSYC 200
SS/PSYC 200
SS/PSYC 202 OR SOCL 212
EM
PSYC 220
SS/PSYC 200
EM
PSYC 241 / EDUC 210
EL
RAC
all courses HEATING, VENTILATION AND AIR CONDITIONING (HVAC)
do not transfer
RAD
all courses RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY
do not transfer
RDG
all courses READING
do not transfer
RES
101-221 REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
SCM
all courses SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
SGN
SGN
SGN
SOC
TBD
do not transfer
101-103, 201-212 AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE
104 CASE SIGNED ENGLISH
210 AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE COMMUNITY: CULTURAL PERSPECTIVE
101 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY
GE
does not transfer
H
SS/SOCL 100
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HARPER COLLEGE
KEY:
H: Humanities core elective.
F: Fine Arts core elective.
HF: Humanities/Fine Arts core elective.
SB: Biological Science core elective.
SP: Physical Science core elective.
SS: Social Science core elective.
EM: Elective in the major. There may be limits to the number of hours applied to a major.
EL: General Elective that may also satisfy a requirement in the core, major or minor.
GE: General Elective. These courses will only count towards the 120 hours needed for graduation.
TBD: To be determined. A course syllabus may be required.
Harper College
Subject
SOC
SOC
SOC
SOC
SOC
SOC
SOC
Catalog
120
205
210
215
220
230
235
Course Description
THE FAMILY IN CONTEMPORARY SOCIETY
SOCIAL PROBLEMS
SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS
INTRODUCTION TO SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
TOPICS IN SOCIAL SCIENCE
SOCIOLOGY OF SEX AND GENDER
RACE AND ETHNICITY
Benedictine University
Equivalency
SS/SOCL 270
SS/SOCL 240
SOCL 220
SS/SOCL 210
TBD syllabus required
SS
SS
ELEMENTARY SPANISH I
ELEMENTARY SPANISH II
HERITAGE SPANISH I
HERITAGE SPANISH II
SPANISH FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS
SPANISH FOR NURSING
INTERMEDIATE SPANISH I
INTERMEDIATE SPANISH II
SPANISH INTENSIVE ORAL PRACTICE
INTRODUCTION TO MODERN SPANISH
SPAN 101
SPAN 102
TBD
TBD
does not transfer
does not transfer
SPAN 201
SPAN 202
SPAN 212 TBD
H/SPAN 220
FUNDAMENTALS OF SPEECH COMMUNICATION
ADVANCED PUBLIC SPEAKING
ORAL INTERPRETATION
INTRODUCTION TO THEATRE
INTERVIEWING
ETHNIC TRADITIONS IN AMERICAN THEATRE
APPLIED FORENSICS I-IV
APPLIED THEATRE PRACTICUM I-IV
INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION
GROUP DISCUSSION
ACTING I & 11
STAGECRAFT
SPCH S110
EL
EL
F
EL
F
EL
GE
GE
GE
GE
GE
SPA
SPA
SPA
SPA
SPA
SPA
SPA
SPA
SPA
SPA
101
102
112
113
121
122
201
202
205
210
SPE
SPE
SPE
SPE
SPE
SPE
SPE
SPE
SPE
SPE
SPE
SPE
101
102
107
111
115
121
180-183
190-193
200
205
212, 213
216
WEB
101-299 WEB / INTERNET
*limited to 6 semester hours
GE*
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