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COLLEGETRANSFER ARTICULATION AGREEMENTUtica CollegeEducation ProgramandHerkimer CollegeLiberal Arts & SciencesEducation ProgramsMay 2019
Utica College and Herkimer College, in recognition of a mutual respect for the integrity of parallelacademic programs and in an effort to better serve students intending to pursue the completion of abachelors degree, hereby enter into an agreement of an articulated program.OBJECTIVES:1. To encourage the transfer of qualified students from Herkimer College (HCCC) to Utica College (UC).2. To award academic credit for courses completed at HCCC, that meet the terms of the Associate Degree: Liberal Arts & Sciences: Early Childhood or Childhood Education program for application towardthe requirements for the Early Childhood (Birth-Grade 2) Liberal Arts & Sciences: Childhood Education program for application toward the requirementsfor the Childhood Education program (Birth-Grade 2) at UC. Liberal Arts & Sciences: Childhood Education program for application toward the requirementsfor the Childhood Education program (Grade 1 to Grade 6) at UC.To provide effective and concise guidelines for students seeking to transfer to UC. Students willhave accurate and clear information regarding the transfer of their coursework and credits towardthe Bachelor of Arts degree at UC.TERMS OF THE TRANSFER ARTICULATION AGREEMENT:1. UC guarantees the acceptance of students who completed the Associate in Science: Liberal Arts & Sciences program at HCCC with a cumulative GPA of 2.75 or better to UC.2. UC guarantees the transfer of credit as stipulated in the attached Program of Studies. This agreementassumes the completion of the Associate Degree and completion of the courses listed on the attachedProgram (s) of Studies. UC requires that the last 30 credit hours granted toward the Bachelor degreemust be earned in residence, with matriculated status. Additionally, the Bachelor of Arts degree requires that a minimum of 90 of the 120 credits must be in the liberal arts while the Bachelor of Sciencerequires a minimum of 60 of the 120 credits must be in the liberal arts. Students earning an Early Childhood Education, A.A.S. and pursuing the early childhood educationprogram must major in a psychology-child life. Students earning a Childhood Education A.S. and pursuing the early childhood and/or childhood program must major in a liberal arts field. At Utica College, the following liberal arts majors are available:biology, chemistry, communication arts, economics, government and politics, English, history, international studies, liberal studies, mathematics, philosophy, physics, psychology, psychology-child life, andsociology and anthropology. In addition to the requirements of the major and courses for the childhood program, students must fulfillthe following requirements (some of which may be satisfied by this articulation agreement): one year of college-level study in a language other than English and at least 6 credits each in English, Mathematics, Science and History. Students must complete and appropriately document a minimum of 100 hours of fieldwork in a school setting with at least 50 of those hours in high-needs schools.HCCC transfer Students will be subject to all general education requirements of UC as set forth in the UCcatalogue. Transfer students with a completed Associates Degree will be exempt from Components I & II of UC’sCore Requirements. Students who transfer 30 credits of liberal arts and sciences (with at least 2 courses in each of UC’sthree categories of Component II Core—including one lab science course) will be exempt from Component II Core. Transfer Students who enter UC with Components I & II complete will be required to complete 3 credits of Component III: Integrated Writing.
4. This document is based upon the evaluation of course descriptions presented to UC. Courses listed inthis agreement will transfer to UC provided a grade of “C” or better has been earned. Credit will begranted according to the appended list of equivalent courses or as general elective credit.5. This Agreement shall remain in effect for a period of two years from the date listed below, withthe provision that the terms specified herein will continue to apply to the students admitted fromHCCC’s Associate in Science: Liberal Arts & Sciences: Childhood Education and HCCC’s Associate in Applied Science: Liberal Arts & Sciences: Early Childhood Education within one year ofthe expiration of the agreement. Students admitted to the HCCC’s Associate in Science: LiberalArts & Sciences: Childhood Education program prior to such notification shall be admitted toUC on the basis of this agreement.BENEFITS/ADVANTAGES:1. HCCC transfer students are eligible for scholarship and financial aid in all ways the same as continuingUtica College students.2. Utica College will provide housing in campus residence halls within the guidelines and practicesgoverning availability of housing for continuing students.3. HCCC transfer students are eligible to participate in internships, externships, co-ops, field placementsand study abroad opportunities open to continuing Utica College students.Approved on (date)
SIGNATURESUtica CollegeLaura Casamento, Ed.D.PresidentCraig P. Dewan, M.S.RegistrarHerkimer CollegeCathleen C. McColgin, Ph.D.
Herkimer Community CollegeEarly Childhood, Associate in Applied ScienceTransfer University:Utica CollegeSUGGESTED COURSE SEQUENCE FOR FULL-TIME STUDYFIRST TERMUtica CollegeED 100ED 101Intro to Early Childhood Ed.Observation & Assessment in YoungChildren33EDU 1FEEDU 1FEEDUCATION ELECTIVEEDUCATION ELECTIVE33ED 205EN 111FS 100SS 151Infant and Toddler Curr. Develop.College WritingFirst Year Student SeminarIntro PsychologyTotal331316EDU 1FEENG 101FEL 1FEPSY 101EDUCATION ELECTIVEWritten Communication IFirst Year Student SeminarIntroduction To PsychologyTotal331316PCL 372Play As CurriculumEDU 321EDU 215PSY 321ENG 135Foundations Of American EducationDiversity, Disabilities, And SuccessInfancy And ChildhoodIntroduction To LiteraturePhysical EducationTotalEDU 2FEEDUCATION ELECTIVESECOND TERMCurriculum & Methods in TeachingED 200Early Childhood EducationED 210Social Foundations of EducationED 215Educating the ExceptionalED 250Child Growth and DevelopmentEN 112College LiteraturePhysical Education ActivityTotalTHIRD TERMPRACTICUM I: EARLYED 221CHILDHOODEN 225 OR Public Speaking OR InterpersonalEN 228CommunicationHU 110Fundamentals of Art in EarlyChildhood EducationForeign Language Elective33333116333CMM103 o Introduction to Public Speaking orrInterpersonal CommunicationCMM 101FIA 1FEEDUCATION ART ELECTIVE333331163333Foreign Language Elective33Math Elective3116Physical EducationTotal116ED 222Physical Education ActivityTotalFourth TermPracticum II: Early ChildhoodLiterature For Children3EDUCATION ELECTIVEChildren’s Literature3EN 117EDU 2FEEDU 314SS 160Diversity in FamiliesForeign Language ElectiveScience ElectiveTotalTotal Credits Required for Degree3 SOC 23333-415-1663-64The FamilyForeign Language ElectiveScience Elective333-415-16Math Elective (MA 124 ContemporaryMath or higher)3TotalTotal Number of Credits Transferred360
Herkimer Community CollegeChildhood, Associate in ScienceTransfer University:FIRST TERMUtica CollegeUtica CollegeED 210Social Foundations of Education3EDU 321Foundations Of American Education3ED 215Educating the Exceptional3EDU 215Diversity, Disabilities, And Success3EN 111College Writing3ENG 101Written Communication I3FS 100First Year Student Seminar1FEL 1FEFirst Year Student Seminar1MA 125Basic Concepts of Math I3MAT 1LAMath Liberal Arts Elective3American History Selective3HIS 1LAAmerican History Course3Total16Total16SECOND TERMEN 112College Literature3ENG 135Introduction To Literature3EN 1173EDU 314Children’s Literature3EN 225 OR Public Speaking OR InterpersonalEN 228Communication3Introduction to Public Speaking orInterpersonal Communication3MA 126Basic Concepts of Math II3CMM103 orCMM101MAT 1LAMath Liberal Arts Elective3Course in concentration area3Course in concentration area3Physical Education Activity1Physical Education Activity1Total16Total16World Regional Geography3Literature for ChildrenTHIRD TERMSS 172SS 172 Regional Geography3Course in concentration area3Course in concentration area3Foreign Language Selective3Foreign Language3Laboratory Science Elective4Laboratory Science Elective4Western Civilization Selective3Western Civilization Selective3Total16Total16Infancy And Childhood3IST 101FOURTH TERMSS 234 OR Child Psychology OR Child Growth andED 250Development3Course in concentration area3Course in concentration area3Arts Selective3Arts Selective3Foreign Language Selective3Foreign Language Selective3Lab Science Selective4Lab Science Selective4Physical Education Activity1Physical Education Activity1Total17Total17Total Credits Required for Degree65Total Number of Credits Transferred60PSY 321
HCCC Liberal Arts & Sciences: Childhood Education Areas of ConcentrationTransfer Course Equivalency Guide - 2019HCCC coursesUtica College equivalentcourseEnglishEN Major English 251American Literature 16201865Literature for Children3.0ENG 245 Major Figures3.0in English Literature: Through the18th CenturyENG 2953.03.0American Literature to1865EDU 314 Children’s LiteratureMythology3.0LIT 334 Greek & Roman Mythology3.0College Writing II3.0 ENG 2LA College Writing II*3.0Shakespeare3.0ENG2LA Shakespeare *3.0African American Literature3.03.0Women in Literature3.0Modern American Novel3.0ENG 392 The African-AmericanNovelLIT 347 Images of Women inLiteratureENG 396 American Literature: 1910-19453.03.03.0History/Social StudiesSS122SS141SS161SS185American History Since 1865HIS 127 America 1877- to thePresent3.0 GOV 101 Intro Politics & AmericanGovt3.0 SOC 151 Introduction to Sociology3.03.0ECN 141 Principles ofMacroeconomics3.0Physics I4.0PHY 151 General Physics I4.0Physics II4.0PHY 152 General Physics II4.0Fundamentals of Biology I4.0BIO 211 General Biology I4.0Fundamentals of Biology II4.0BIO 212 General Biology II4.0General Chemistry I4.0CHE 211 General Chemistry I4.0General Chemistry II4.0CHE 212 General Chemistry II4.0Physical Geology4.0GOL 225 Physical Geology4.0Astronomy4.0PHY 116 Astronomy: Study of3.0American GovernmentIntroductory SociologyIntroduction 42SC153SC154SC161SC
166SC Microbiology I2114.0UniverseBIO 203 C226Calculus I4.0MAT 201 Calculus I3.0Calculus II4.0MAT 202 Calculus II3.0General Chemistry I4.0CHE 211 General Chemistry I4.0General Chemistry II4.0CHE 212 General Chemistry II4.0Organic Chemistry I4.0CHE 331 Organic Chemistry I4.0Organic Chemistry II4.0CHE 332 Organic Chemistry II4.0Calculus I4.0MAT 201 Calculus I3.0Calculus II4.0MAT 202 Calculus II3.0Calculus III4.0MAT 301 Calculus III3.0Linear Algebra3.0MAT 331 Linear Algebra3.0MathematicsMA245MA246MA247MA262* Elective course, no direct equivalent exists in Utica College catalog
Advisor:Name:Date admitted into Major:Transfer credits:BACHELOR OF ARTS - ENGLISHCHILDHOOD EDUCATION CONCENTRATION (Grades 1- 6)Total Credit Hours for Degree 1302019Liberal A&S: Childhood EdGeneral Education Core waived with completed ASEducation Content RequirementsBIOLOGY MAJORENGLISH MAJOREnglish Major RequirementsEnglish Requirement (6 credits)ENG 101Written Communication IENG 135Introduction to LiteratureMajor Course Requirements (39 credits)Fine Arts Requirement (3 credits)Arts Selective @ HCCCForeign Language Requirement (6 credits)*Beginning Foreign Language I (101 level) @ HCCC*Beginning Foreign Language I (102 level)History Requirement (6 credits)American History Selective @ HCCCWestern Civilization SelectiveMath Requirement (6 credits)Mathematics Elective @ HCCCMathematics SelectiveScience Requirement (8 credits)Lab Science Elective @ HCCCLab Science SelectiveEN111EN1123FLFL333344Total Education Content Hours: 35Education Program Requirements (46 credits)**EDU111Introduction to Teaching1EDU201Applied Educational Psychology3EDU215Diversity/Disabilities & SuccessED215EDU218Curriculum & Instruction3EDU301Foundations of en’s LiteratureEN117EDU316Soc Studies/Literacy Mthd: (1-6)3EDU321Foundations of American EducationED210EDU344Science & Tech Mthd: (1-6)3EDU345Math Methods: (1-6)3PSY321SS234EDU471Infancy and Childhood(SS234 recommended over ED250)Student Teaching SeminarEDU475Student Teaching I6476Student Teaching II6477Mentored Internship I6478Mentored Internship II6Introduction to English StudiesMajor Fig. in English Literature IMajor Fig. in English Literature IIAmerican Literature to 1865orAmerican writers from 1865 - presentShakespearean Drama333915Total Education Program Hours:52Total Hours Required in Major:43Total Hours: 130IST101World Regional GeographySS172CMM101or103Interpersonal CommunicationEN228Introduction to Public SpeakingEN225Course(s) in Concentration AreaThese courses may apply towards fulfillingthe English Major and/or Major-Relatedcourses. Please consult an adviser inselecting courses for information abouttransferability.Total Education Program Hours: 52* American Sign Language may be taken to fulfill the Foreign Language Requirement for Education, but is not consideredliberal arts credit.**Education classes are not considered liberal arts credit. A maximum of 60 credits may transfer from Associates level work.3Total English Major Hours: 43Total Education Content Hours: 35andEDUEN133English Language RequirementENG 311, 318 or 408Writing RequirementENG 304, 307, 308, 309, 315Major-Related Course RequirementsLIT 205, 206300/400 World Literature ElectiveUpper Level ElectivesMust complete 15 credit hours of 300 or 400level English courses.Must include two additional American Literature course, atleast one of them should be a 300 level:ENG 295, 296, 306, 385, 386, 392, 395, 396, or 397Must include one British Literature course:ENG 305, 335, 336, 345, 355, 356, 357, 466, 468orEDU1EN1230andEDUENG 111ENG 245ENG 246ENG 295orENG 296ENG 3679
Advisor:Name:Date admitted into Major:Transfer credits:BACHELOR OF ARTS - HISTORYCHILDHOOD EDUCATION CONCENTRATION (Grades 1- 6)Total Credit Hours for Degree 1382019Liberal A&S: Childhood EdGeneral Education Core waived with completed ASEducation Content RequirementsEnglish Requirement (6 credits)ENG 101Written Communication IENG 135Introduction to LiteratureFine Arts Requirement (3 credits)Arts Selective @ HCCCForeign Language Requirement (6 credits)*Beginning Foreign Language I (101 level) @ HCCC*Beginning Foreign Language I (102 level)History Requirement (6 credits)HIS127AMERICA 1865-PresentHIS165Europe and the WorldMath Requirement (6 credits)Mathematics Elective @ HCCCMathematics SelectiveScience Requirement (8 credits)Lab Science Elective @ HCCCLab Science SelectiveEN111EN1123FLFLSS122SS11233BIOLOGY MAJORHISTORY MAJORHistory Major Course Requirements***Major Course Requirements (15 credits)HIS 126America 1500-1877HIS 127America 1877-to the PresentHIS 257Introduction to Historical MethodsHIS 455Historical MethodsHIS 456Guided Historical ResearchAny two of the following three coursesHIS 135Africa and the Atlantic WorldHIS 145Asia and the WorldHIS 165Europe and the WorldUS History (select 3 courses)HIS304, 306, 311, 312, 313, 316, 323, 324or 345European History (select 3 courses)HIS266, 364, 371, 372, 376 or 38144HISTotal Education Content Hours: 35Education Program Requirements (46 credits)**Non-Western History(select 2 courses)334, 335, 343, 344, 347History majors are required to take HIS155 during the first semester of thefreshman year. Transfer students enrollin HIS 155 during the first semester oncampus. At least 18 credit hours inthe History major must be at or abovethe 300-level.SS 121SS 122156999EDU111Introduction to Teaching1EDU201Applied Educational Psychology3EDU215Diversity/Disabilities & SuccessED215EDU218Curriculum & Instruction3EDU301Foundations of en’s LiteratureEN117EDU316Soc Studies/Literacy Mthd: (1-6)3EDU321Foundations of American EducationED210EDU344Science & Tech Mthd: (1-6)3EDU345Math Methods: (1-6)3PSY321SS234EDU471Infancy and Childhood(SS234 recommended over ED250)Student Teaching Seminar0IST101World Regional GeographySS172EDU475Student Teaching I6CMMInterpersonal CommunicationEN228476Student Teaching II6101or103Introduction to Public SpeakingEN225477Mentored Internship I6478Mentored Internship II6andEDUorEDUThe student must complete sufficient elective courses to earn atleast the minimum credit hours required for this degree, and at least90 credit hours of the 120 required must be in the liberal arts andsciences.NOTE: Students in the education program who intend to student teachhistory or social studies should note that they must maintain a minimumoverall grade point average of 2.75 (4.0 scale) and have no grade lowerthan C (2.0) in any required major course in order to receive a favorablerecommendation.Total History Major Hours: 48Total Education Content Hours: 35Total Education Program Hours: 52Total Hours Required in Major: 48Total Hours: 135Course(s) in Concentration AreaandEDUElectivesTotal Education Program Hours: 52These courses may apply towards fulfillingthe History Major and/or Major-Relatedcourses. Please consult an adviser inselecting courses for information abouttransferability.* American Sign Language may be taken to fulfill the Foreign Language Requirement for Education, but is not consideredliberal arts credit.**Education classes are not considered liberal arts credit. A maximum of 60 credits may transfer from Associates level work.9
Advisor:Name:Date admitted into Major:Transfer credits:BACHELOR OF ARTS - MATHCHILDHOOD EDUCATION CONCENTRATION (Grades 1- 6)Total Credit Hours for Degree 1202019Liberal A&S: Childhood EdGeneral Education Core waived with completed ASEducation Content RequirementsEnglish Requirement (6 credits)ENG 101Written Communication IENG 135Introduction to LiteratureFine Arts Requirement (3 credits)Arts Selective @ HCCCForeign Language Requirement (6 credits)*Beginning Foreign Language I (101 level) @ HCCC*Beginning Foreign Language I (102 level)History Requirement (6 credits)American History Selective @ HCCCWestern Civilization SelectiveMath Requirement (6 credits)Mathematics Elective @ HCCCMathematics SelectiveScience Requirement (8 credits)Lab Science Elective @ HCCCLab Science SelectiveEN111EN1123FLFLMATH (coursework done @ UC)Math Major Course Requirements***Major Course Requirements (36 credits)MAT 112MAT 201MAT 202MAT 301MAT 302MAT 303MAT 305MAT 313MAT 331MAT 334Basic StatisticsCalculus ICalculus IICalculus IIICalculus IVHistory of MathematicsFundamental Structures of MathematicsMathematics: A Heuristic ApproachLinear AlgebraIntroduction to Abstract AlgebraTwo Advanced Mathematics electives(300/400 level)333344Total Education Content Hours: 35Education Program Requirements (46 credits)**MA 245MA 246MA 247MA 26236Major-Related Course RequirementsChoose two of the following:CSC 101Computer Science I (0,3)PHY 261Physics I (0, 4)PHY 262Physics II (0, 4)7-8ElectivesThe student must complete sufficient elective courses to earn atleast the minimum credit hours required for this degree, and atleast 90 credit hours of the 120 required must be in the liberal artsand sciences.EDU111Introduction to Teaching1EDU201Applied Educational Psychology3EDU215Diversity/Disabilities & SuccessED215EDU218Curriculum & Instruction3EDU301Foundations of Literacy3Minimum Math Major Hours: 43Total Education Content Hours: 35EDU302Literacy/Comprehension3Total Education Program Hours: 52EDU314Children’s LiteratureEN117EDU316Soc Studies/Literacy Mthd: (1-6)3EDU321Foundations of American EducationED210EDU344Science & Tech Mthd: (1-6)3IST101World Regional GeographySS172CMM101or103Interpersonal CommunicationEN228Introduction to Public SpeakingEN225EDU345Math Methods: (1-6)3PSY321SS234EDU471Infancy and Childhood(SS234 recommended over ED250)Student Teaching SeminarEDU475Student Teaching I6476Student Teaching II6477Mentored Internship I6478Mentored Internship II6orEDUTotal Hours: 1300andEDUHours Required in Major: 43Course(s) in Concentration AreaThese courses may apply towards fulfillingthe Math Major courses. Please consult anadviser in selecting courses for informationabout transferability.andEDUTotal Education Program Hours: 52* American Sign Language may be taken to fulfill the Foreign Language Requirement for Education, but is not consideredliberal arts credit.**Education classes are not considered liberal arts credit. A maximum of 60 credits may transfer from Associates level work.9
Advisor:Name:Date admitted into Major:Transfer credits:BACHELOR OF SCIENCE-BIOLOGYCHILDHOOD EDUCATION CONCENTRATION (Grades 1- 6)Total Credit Hours for Degree 1542019Liberal A&S: Childhood EdGeneral Education Core waived with completed ASEducation Content RequirementsEnglish Requirement (6 credits)ENG 101Written Communication IENG 135Introduction to LiteratureFine Arts Requirement (3 credits)Arts Selective @ HCCCForeign Language Requirement (6 credits)*Beginning Foreign Language I (101 level) @ HCCC*Beginning Foreign Language I (102 level)History Requirement (6 credits)American History Selective @ HCCCWestern Civilization SelectiveMath Requirement (6 credits)Mathematics Elective @ HCCCMathematics SelectiveScience Requirement (8 credits)Lab Science Elective @ HCCCLab Science ials of BiologyGeneral Biology IGeneral Biology IIResearch Methods IResearch Methods IIFLFL333344Total Education Content Hours: 35EDU111Introduction to Teaching1EDU201Applied Educational Psychology3EDU215Diversity/Disabilities & SuccessED215EDU218Curriculum & Instruction3EDU301Foundations of en’s LiteratureEN117EDU316Soc Studies/Literacy Mthd: (1-6)3EDU321Foundations of American EducationED210EDU344Science & Tech Mthd: (1-6)3EDU345Math Methods: (1-6)3PSY321SS234EDU471Infancy and Childhood(SS234 recommended over ED250)Student Teaching SeminarEDU475Student Teaching I6476Student Teaching II60and4Population Biology (select one course)BIO323Principles of EcologyBIO329Evolution4Structural/Functional Biology (select one course)BIOBIO322324Developmental BiologyAnimal Physiology4Organismal Biology(BIO 325 - Botany (0, 4) and one other course)4BIO432Principles of MicrobiologyBIO436Biology of Vertebrates4BIO437Biology of InvertebratesUpper Level Biology Electives (11 Credits)Biology Elective Courses at the 300, 400, or 500 level*11Integrated Biological ExperienceBIO450Senior ResearchBIO470Practicum in Biology3BIO495Senior SeminarMajor-Related Course Requirements (19 Credits) *CHE 211 - General Chemistry I (0,4)CHE 212 - General Chemistry II (0,4)PHY 151 - General Physics I (0, 4)SC 133andPHY 152 - General Physics II (0, 4)SC 134orPHY 261 - Physics I (0, 4)andPHY 262 - Physics II (0, 4)MAT 112 - Basic Statistics (3)orPSY 211 - Statistics in the Behavioral Sciences (3)orSOC 211 - Statistics in the Behavioral Sciences (3)orMAT 201 - Calculus I (3)19Total Education Content Hours: 35Total Education Program Hours: 52477Mentored Internship I6Total Hours Required in Major: 67478Mentored Internship II6IST101World Regional GeographySS172Total Education Program Hours: 52CMM101or103Interpersonal CommunicationEN228Introduction to Public SpeakingEN225andEDU14Cellular/Molecular Biology (select one course)BIO321GeneticsBIO327Cell BiologyorEDUSC 141SC 142Foundations of Biology (five courses)Education Program Requirements (46 credits)**EDUBIOLOGY MAJORBIOLOGY MAJORBiology Major Course Requirements***Major Course Requirements (33-34 CREDITS)Total Hours: 154Course(s) in Concentration AreaThese courses may apply towards fulfillingthe Biology Major and/or Major-Relatedcourses. Please consult an adviser inselecting courses for information abouttransferability.9
* American Sign Language may be taken to fulfill the Foreign Language Requirement for Education, but is not consideredliberal arts credit.**Education classes are not considered liberal arts credit. A maximum of 60 credits may transfer from Associates level work.Note:Students must satisfactorily complete BIO 496- Biology Major Field Test on a designated date during the semester ofgraduation.*Students will be required to earn a grade of C or better in BIO 211 before enrolling in any subsequent Biology courses that arerequired for the Biology major.ElectivesThe student must complete sufficient elective courses to earn at least the minimum credits hours for this degree and at least 64credits of the 128 required must be in the liberal arts and sciences.Areas of EmphasisBiology majors, with their advisers, can tailor the curriculum to help prepare themselves for their future goals, for example:Pre-professional and Academic: This emphasis should satisfy the needs of students intending to apply to professional orgraduate schools and should include Organic Chemistry (CHE 331 and CHE 332), Calculus (MAT 201), and two semesters of aforeign language.Educational: This concentration encourages those students intending to be secondary or elementary school teachers to meetstate certification requirements in areas in addition to biology (i.e. earth science and general science). Students take educationand science courses in areas where certification is desired.General: This emphasis adds flexibility through sampling courses outside the field of biology. Students take six hours of nonbiological science courses.
Advisor:Name:Date admitted into Major:Transfer credits:BACHELOR OF SCIENCE – CHEMISTRYCHILDHOOD EDUCATION CONCENTRATION (Grades 1- 6)Total Credit Hours for Degree 1532019Liberal A&S: Childhood EdGeneral Education Core waived with completed ASEducation Content RequirementsEnglish Requirement (6 credits)ENG 101Written Communication IENG 135Introduction to LiteratureFine Arts Requirement (3 credits)Arts Selective @ HCCCForeign Language Requirement (6 credits)*Beginning Foreign Language I (101 level) @ HCCC*Beginning Foreign Language I (102 level)History Requirement (6 credits)American History Selective @ HCCCWestern Civilization SelectiveMath Requirement (6 credits)Mathematics Elective @ HCCCMathematics SelectiveScience Requirement (8 credits)Lab Science Elective @ HCCCLab Science SelectiveEN111EN1123FLFL3344EDU111Introduction to Teaching1EDU201Applied Educational Psychology3EDU215Diversity/Disabilities & SuccessED215EDU218Curriculum & Instruction3EDU301Foundations of en’s LiteratureEN117EDU316Soc Studies/Literacy Mthd: (1-6)3EDU321Foundations of American EducationED210EDU344Science & Tech Mthd: (1-6)3EDU345Math Methods: (1-6)3PSY321SS234EDU471Infancy and Childhood(SS234 recommended over ED250)Student Teaching SeminarEDU475Student Teaching I6476Student Teaching II6477Mentored Internship I6478Mentored Internship II6Major Course Requirements (29 Credits)General Chemistry I (0,4)General Chemistry II (0,4)Introduction to Chemical Research Methods(3)Organic Chemistry I (0,4)Organic Chemistry II (0,4)Quantitative Analysis (0,5)Physical Chemistry I: Thermodynamics &Kinetics 3 (3)Senior Seminar (1)SC 153SC 15429Major-Related Course RequirementsMAT 201MAT 202andPHY 151PHY 152ORPHY 261PHY 262CHE 423CHE 473andBIO 211BIO 212OrGOL 225GOL 226MA 245MA 246Calculus I (3)Calculus II (3)andGeneral Physics I (0, 4) andGeneral Physics II (0, 4)orPhysics I (0, 4) andPhysics II (0, 4)SCGeneral ConcentrationInstrumental Methods (0,5)Inorganic Chemistry (0,4)Chemistry Electives - 300 or higher level (6)andGeneral Biology I (0, 4) andGeneral Biology II (0, 4)OrPhysical Geology (0,4) andHistorical Geology (0,4)1423Minimum Chemistry Major Hours: 66Total Education Content Hours: 35Total Education Program Hours: 52Hours Required in Major: 660andTotal Hours: 153ISTorandEDUCHE 331CHE 332CHE 323CHE 345CHE 495Total Education Content Hours: 35EDUCHE 211CHE 212CHE 21333Education Program Requirements (46 credits)**EDUCHEMISTRY (coursework done @ UC)Chemistry RequirementsTotal Education Program Hours: 52101World Regional GeographyCMM101Interpersonal Communicationor103Introduction to Public SpeakingCourse(s) in Concentration AreaThese courses may apply towards fulfillingthe Chemistry Major courses. Please consultan adviser in selecting courses forinformation about transferability.* American Sign Language may be taken to fulfill the Foreign Language Requirement for Education, but is not consideredliberal arts credit.**Education classes are not considered liberal arts credit. A maximum of 60 credits may transfer from Associates level work.SS172EN228EN2259
HCCC Liberal Arts & Sciences: Childhood Education Areas of ConcentrationTransfer Course Equivalency Guide - 2019HCCC coursesEnglishUtica College equivalent courseEN Major English Writers1233.03.03.0ENG 245 Major Figuresin English Literature:Through the 18th CenturyENG 295 American Literature to 1865EN133EN117EN137EN210EN215EN217EN236EN251Major American WritersLiterature for Children3.0EDU 314 Children’s Literature3.0Western Mythology3.0LIT 334 Greek & Roman Mythology3.0College Writing II3.0 ENG 2LA College Writing II*3.0Shakespeare3.0ENG2LA Shakespeare *3.0African American Literature3.0ENG 392 The African-American Novel3.0Women in Literature3.03.0Modern American Novel3.0LIT 347 Images of Women inLiteratureENG 396 American Literature: 191019453.03.0History/Social StudiesSS122SS141SS161SS185American History IIHIS 127 America 1877- to thePresent3.0 GOV 101 Intro Politics & AmericanGovt3.0 SOC 151 Introduction to Sociology3.03.0ECN 141 Principles ofMicroeconomics3.0College Physics I4.0PHY 151 General Physics I4.0Physics II4.0PHY 152 General Physics II4.0Fundamentals of Biology I4.0BIO 211 General Biology I4.0Fundamentals of Biology II4.0BIO 212 General Biology II4.0General Chemistry I4.0CHE 211 General Chemistry I4.0General Chemistry II4.0CHE 212 General Chemi
Utica College students. 2. Utica College will provide housing in campus residence halls within the guidelines and practices governing availability of housing for continuing students. 3. HCCC transfer students are eligible to participate in internships, externships, co-ops, field placements and study abroad opportunities open to continuing Utica .
