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John Wood Community College2018-2019 Transfer GuideTransfer OptionsAssociate in Arts and Associate in Science DegreesApplicants holding an Associate in Arts from an Illinois community college are admissible as juniors and areconsidered to have met the general education requirements. Students holding an Associate in Science or Associate inArts and Sciences may be admissible as Juniors, but may still not be considered as fulfilling all their general educationcoursework. Course-by-course evaluation will take place.Other AdmissionStudents wanting to get an early start on their studies at UIS can be admitted if they have completed a minimum of30 transferable semester hours of college work from a regionally accredited college or university. Policy requires aminimum cumulative 2.0 grade point average (4.0 scale).Admission to the junior year at UIS is granted to applicants who have completed 60 semester (90 quarter) hours ofcredit with a minimum cumulative 2.0 grade point average (4.0 scale) from a regionally accredited college oruniversity. In addition, 37 semester hours of general education courses must be completed before graduation fromUIS; it is preferred that these hours be completed prior to admission to UIS. UIS will accept up to 72 hours of lowerdivision courses toward the average total of 120 hours (AACSB majors accept 66 hours).To avoid extending the number of courses necessary once at UIS, students are encouraged to complete generaleducation courses prior to admission to the university. See listing of requirements on page 2.Illinois articulation initiative (IAI)UIS is a participant in (IAI), a statewide agreement designed to allow you to transfer your general education credit, aswell as credit earned in select majors, between participating institutions. For more details refer to the UIS catalog oriTransfer: The Illinois transfer web site.All courses (especially pre-requisites) are subject to department review. This guide should be utilized forpreliminary advising purposes only. Final course evaluation is only completed when the student has beenfully admitted to UIS.2 2 Transfer Agreements and Joint/Dual AgreementsCheck to see if your Community College has 2 2 Transfer Agreements and/or Joint/Dual Agreements articulated withUIS at Any additional questions on Transfer Admissions, please contact Raymond Barnett (217) 206-6628 orrbarn2@uis.edu.John Wood Community Collegepg. 1Fall 2018

General Education RequirementsAdmission for 30 or more transferable hoursSubjectHoursRequiredCourse Type7Physical ScienceLife ScienceAST 101; CHM 100*, 103*, 240*; PHY 103*; SCI 100*BIO 101*, 105, 111*, 221*, 275*COMMUNICATIONS9HUMANITIES AND FINEARTS96 Hours Written3 Hours Oral6 Hours SocialSciences1 Fine Arts1 HumanitiesENG 101, 102CMN 101ECO 101, 102; HIS 101, 102, 111, 112, 121, 122; PSC 101, 110,131; PSY 101, 202, 203, 221, 233; SOC 101, 111, 211, 222, 224ART 111, 115, 211; DRA 103; HUM 101, 200; MUS 102, 121ENG 114, 231, 232, 241, 242, 251; HUM 101, 200; PHL 101,111, 121, 201, 211; RST 101, 111, 112, 1753MATHSCIENCEMAT 109, 111, 220, 221, 222, 234One science with a lab must be taken.* Denotes Science with Lab“C” or better is required.9SOCIAL SCIENCECoursesInternships and Prior LearningInternships and Prior Learning Services (IPL) consists of Internships, Prior Learning Assessment, andService-Learning. These three programs allow students to earn ECCE Engagement credits and/or fulfilldegree program requirements. Internship Services enables students to obtain real-world experience in their area of study.Prior Learning Assessment gives students an opportunity to earn credit for past college-levellearning.Service-Learning courses allow students to engage with the community and develop anunderstanding of civic responsibility by providing community service to non-profit agencies as partof their coursework.https://www.uis.edu/cas/contact/Phone: (217) 206-6640E-mail: ipl@uis.eduInternational StudentsInternational Students who have not completed Composition I, Composition II, and SpeechCommunications with a C or better are expected to submit an acceptable English Proficiency test score orsubmit a UIS-based test on English Proficiency.UndergraduateMinimumTOEFL iBTTOEFL PBTIELTSAcademicPTE615005.050John Wood Community Collegepg. 2iTEPAcademicPlus4.0MELICET69Fall 2018

Pre-Professional ProgramsUIS offers course work in Pre-Professional programs. Please contact Raymond Barnet atrbarn2@uis.edu to determine advisors. Pre-Chiropractic MedicinePre-DentalPre-LawPre-Occupational TherapyPre-OptometryPre-PharmacyPre-Physical TherapyPre-PodiatryPre-Veterinary MedicineAvailable Minors AccountancyAfrican-American StudiesAnthropologyBiologyBusiness (generalChemistryCommunicationsComputer ScienceCriminology and Criminal JusticeEconomicsEnglishEnvironmental StudiesFinanceHistoryInternational StudiesLiberty StudiesManagementManagement Information SystemsMarketingMathematical SciencesMusicPhilosophyPolitical SciencePre-MedicalPsychologyPublic HealthSocial Responsibility and LeadershipSociologySpanishSports ManagementTeacher Education – ElementaryTeacher Education – SecondaryTheatreVisual ArtsWomen and Gender StudiesChild Advocacy Studies can be added as an option to many majors.John Wood Community Collegepg. 3Fall 2018

ProgramAccountingPre-requisite coursesFinancial/Managerial AccountingStatisticsBusiness Calculus or Calculus IMacro/Micro EconomicsACC 101 & 102, ACC 200MAT 109MAT 234 OR MAT 220ECO 101 & 102BiologyBiology (8 semester hours w/lab)IAI-approved Math courseGeneral Chemistry (8 semesterhours w/ lab)Organic Chemistry (4 hours w/lab)For information on exactequivalent courses for yourschool with UIS, please contactthe Biology .eduFor information on exactequivalent courses for yourschool with UIS, please contactthe Chemistry is.eduFinancial AccountingManagerial AccountingStatisticsBusiness Calculus (or Finite Mathor Calculus I)Macro-EconomicsMicro-EconomicsACC 101 & 102ACC 200MAT 109MAT 234, 105, OR MAT eduGeneral Chemistry I and IIOrganic Chemistry w/ lab I and IICalculus I and IIPhysics, calculus-based I and IINo specific requirements.For information on exactequivalent courses for yourschool with UIS, please contactthe Chemistry Department.Recommended: Composition Iand IISpeechENG 101 & 102C or better on all pre-requisitesBiochemistryBusiness Administrationcomprehensive, finance,management concentration,marketing concentration,sports managementC or better on all pre-requisites.ChemistryCommunicationComputer Science andInformation SecurityOnline program requiresstatement of intent (not morethan 500 words) to be submittedat Criminology andCriminal Justice2.50/4.00 GPA is required for fulladmission to program.John Wood Community CollegeRecommended: OrganicChemistry IIGeneral Chemistry I and IIOrganic Chemistry I and IICalculus I and II(Calculus-based) Physics I and IIOnline program requirements/recommendations are thesame.Recommended: Calculus I orBusiness CalculusDiscrete Math or Finite MathStatisticsEquivalent of two semesters ofJava programming experienceRecommended:General Education Math2 semesters of CompositionIntroduction to Criminal JusticeAdditional 3-6 hours oflower-division Criminal Justicecoursespg. 4Course acc@uis.eduECO 101ECO w.uis.edu/communicaton/217-206-6790com@uis.eduCMN 101MAT 220 OR MAT 234MAT 105MAT 109csc.uis.edu217-206-6770csc@uis.eduCSC 274ENG 101 & 102LEN 101 OR 260LEN 111, 130, 150, 195, 205, is.eduFall 2018

ProgramEconomicsC or better on all pre-requisites.EducationEnglish, History, Math, and PoliticalScience Certificate Courses offered(On-Line).Test of Academic Proficiency from ILTSor a 22 COMPOSITE ACT score andwho have taken the WRITING portionof the exam or have an SAT score of1030 – taken in last 5 years.2.50/4.00 GPA is required forconditional admission to program.2.75/4.00 GPA is required for fulladmission to program.EnglishEnvironmental StudiesExercise ScienceEarn a C or better in each core andrequired course.Maintain an overall GPA of 2.0/4.0.Global StudiesJohn Wood Community CollegePre-requisite coursesCourse NumbersContactFinancial AccountingManagerial AccountingStatisticsBusiness Calculus (or Finite Mathor Calculus I)Macro-EconomicsMicro-EconomicsACC 101 & 102ACC 200MAT 109MAT 234, 105 OR MAT 220Educational PsychologyIntro to Child Psychology/ChildDevelopment (Required forElementary Education)Adolescent Psychology (Requiredfor Secondary Education)Intro to Teacher EducationPre-Teaching Clinical Experience(30 hrs. of Service learning work withschool-aged children)EDU 201PSY 202 OR EDU s.eduPSY 203To obtain TEP application or discusseducation goals, please contactHeather : Complete allGeneral Education – including(for elementary majors) 2 Fine Artscourses, Sciences covering 3areas of knowledge, and socialsciences covering 4 areas ofknowledge)Recommended:Composition I and IICreative Writing course2 survey-breadth courses inliteratureAdditional Requirements forOnline Program: 3.00/4.00 GPAMinimum of 30 semester hoursof lower-division credit requiredand an extra creative-writingcourseRecommended: Course inEnvironmental Sciences/BiologyComposition I and IIRecommended:2 Semesters of Anatomy andPhysiologyGeneral Chemistry IStatisticsNutritionComposition I & IISpeechCalculus or Business CalculusPsychologySociologyRecommended: Composition Iand IIMicro-Economics and MacroEconomicsNon-US HistoryFour semesters of a foreignlanguage (at C or better)pg. 5www.uis.edu/economics/217-206-7174eco@uis.eduECO 101ECO 102EDU 100EDU 290ENG 101 & 102ENG 191ENG 114, 231, 232, 241, 242,251BIO 103, 110ENG 101 & 102BIO 275 & 276CHM 103MAT 109NUR 115ENG 101 & 102CMN 101MAT 220PSY 101SOC 101ENG 101 & 102ECO 101 & 102www.uis.edu/english /217-206-6779eng-ga@uis.eduOnline applicants should e-mail theirpersonal statement to tudies/217-206-6646hfros1@uis.eduHIS 111 OR 112Fall 2018

ProgramHistoryOnline applicants living more than50 miles from campus or livingwith a disability will be givenpriority consideration.Legal Studies(Legal Assistant Certificate option)Liberal StudiesOnline program requires awritten statement of intent and aminimum of 30 hours of collegecredit completed.ManagementInformation SystemsIncluded in MIS is the HealthcareInformation concentration.Mathematical SciencesPre-requisite coursesTwo courses from differentcategories of historical regionsand themes (for example WorldHistory, European History, U.S.History, Middle East History, EastAsian History, African History,etc.) – they cannot be in thesame historicalcategory/region/themeComposition I and IIAdditional Requirements forOnline Program: 2.50/4.00 GPAOnline program requiresstatement of intent (not morethan 500 words)6 hours of Humanities*Composition I and II*Recommended:American Politics*Course in the American legalsystem**Grade of “C” or betterComposition I and IIRequirements for OnlineProgram:All General Education completedPersonal interview by phone orin personFinancial/Managerial AccountingStatisticsBusiness Calculus or Calculus IMacro-EconomicsMicro-EconomicsA Behavioral Science course3 semesters of CalculusOnline applicants must havecompleted a minimum of 30 hoursbefore enrollment to MAT online.John Wood Community Collegepg. 6Course NumbersHIS uis.eduOnline applicants should e-mail theirpersonal statement to his@uis.edu.ENG 101 & 102ENG 101 & 102PSC uENG 101 & eduACC 101 & 102, 200MAT 109MAT 234 OR MAT 220ECO 101ECO 102http://mis.uis.edu/217-206-6067mis@uis.eduMAT 220, 221, & 222www.uis.edu/math/217-206-6770mat@uis.eduFall 2018