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TransferTransferAP (COLLEGE BOARD ADVANCED PLACEMENT) EXAMINATION CREDITAP (COLLEGE BOARD ADVANCED PLACEMENT) EXAMINATION CREDITSCCGECSUUnitsGrantedPHYS 002, 004A63,4,5PHYS 002A4 PHYSICS: 23N/AA4 PHYSICS: 24,5PHYS 004A4 PHYSICS: C(Electricity/Magnetism)3,4,5PHYS 007A4ScoreSCC CourseEquivalentPHYSICS: B (pre F’13)3,4,5 PHYSICS: 1AP EXAMINATIONCSU GEIGETCB1 & B35A & 5C(6 units)(4 units)5A & 5C(4 units)5A & 5C(4 units)B1 & B3(4 units)5A & 5C(4 units)UCUnitsGranted5.35.35.35.35A & 5C(3 units) 2.65A & 5C(3 units) 2.6 PHYSICS: C (Mechanics)3,4,5PHYS 006A4PSYCHOLOGY3,4,5PSYC 001B23D (3 units)4 (3 units)2.6STATISTICS3,4,5MATH 011D23B4 (3 units)2 (3 units)2.6Limitations of CreditCSU GE: 6 units max creditapplied to baccalaureate, 4 unitsmax to GE.IGETC: Phys 1 & 2 may apply 4sem. units to IGETC. Phys C:Elec/Mag and Mech. may onlyapply 3 units to IGETC – willneed to complete at least 4 sem.units to satisfy Area 5A/5C.UC: 5.3 units max combined forall PHYS exams.NOTES:1. Students may earn associate degree and general education credit for Advanced Placement (AP) Examinations with scores of 3, 4, or 5. Advanced Placement Examinations are noted inthe chart below with the specific course credit listed or with the notation of "N/A" where applicable. AP exams not included in the chart may have been exams offered in the past.Consult with a counselor to determine applicability.2. Students must have the College Board send official AP exam results to the Solano Community College Admissions and Records office for use on the associate degree or generaleducation pattern. Please note: Course credit and units granted by Solano Community College may differ from course credit and units granted by a transfer institution.3. A student planning to transfer to a four-year college or university must consult with that transfer institution's catalog and admissions department regarding its awarding of AdvancedPlacement credit. Credit awarded at Solano Community College for the completion of a local AA/AS degree and general education, CSU general education, and/or IGETC (UC) is asnoted above. This is not specific to individual colleges and universities. AP exams may not satisfy the requirements for specific majors at four-year colleges. Please consult with acounselor or a university representative on major specific courses and prerequisites.4. Units awarded for Advanced Placement exams may not be used to meet the residency requirements for the associate degree. IMPORTANT NOTES ABOUT AP SCIENCES FROM IGETC STANDARDS: AP exams in Biology, Chemistry or Physics 1 and 2 (which replaced Physics B) allow CCC campuses to apply 4semester or 5 quarter units to IGETC certification. For Environmental Science, Physics C: Mechanics and Physics C: Electricity/Magnetism, 3 semester or 4 quarter units are applied forIGETC certification; therefore, students who complete these exams will be required to complete at least 4 semester or 5 quarter units to satisfy the minimum required units for Area 5. Students who take the Calculus BC examination and earn a subscore of 3 or higher on the Calculus AB portion will receive credit for the Calculus AB examination, even if they do notreceive a score of 3 or higher on the BC examination.* Note that AP Environmental Science may count for BIO 012 for SCC purposes, but will not count for CSU GE Area B2 or IGETC GE Area 5B.If aIfspecificAP examis notislisted,acceptancewill defaultto the CSUstandard.Consult witha counselor.a specificAP examnot listed,acceptancewill defaultto theCSU standard.Consultwith a counselor.773

TransferTransferNon-Traditional LearningIB (INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE) CREDITSIB (INTERNATIONALCREDITSSolano Community CollegeBACCALAUREATE)may award college credit forinternational baccalaureate (IB) course completion withSolanscoreso Communityawardcredit e(IB) coursewith scores ofIB(INTERNATIONALBACCALAUREATE)of 5, 6, orCollege7, if themaycourseworkcollegeis compatiblethe college’sNo creditwill becompletiongranted for lower5, 6, vel course work completed in the IB program. Students who have earned credit from an IB exam should not takeabe granted5, 6, or7 (unlessotherwisenoted), if thecoursework is l beshouldgrantednotfor tswhohaveearnedcreditfromIBexamcomparable college course because transfer credit will not be granted for both.lower level collegecourse workcompletedthe IB program.Studentshave forearnedfromanaIBcounselorexam shouldnottake aforcomparablecoursebecauseintransfercredit willnot bewhograntedbothcredit(meetwithto verify).take a comparable college course because transfer credit will not be granted for both (meet with a counselor to verify).International Baccalaureate (IB) Credit for Solano Community College General EducationREQUIRED EXAM SCORE(HIGHER LEVEL EXAMS ONLY)IB SCORE 5-7 unless otherwise notedCSU GE BreadthCERTIFICATIONSCC GE(3 semester units)(3 semester units*)IGETCCERTIFICATION(3 semester units*)BIOLOGYCHEMISTRYECONOMICSGEOGRAPHYHISTORY (any region)LANGUAGE A LiteratureCSU GE: SCORE 4; IGETC: Score 5-7LANGUAGE A Language andLiteratureCSU GE: SCORE 4; IGETC: Score 5-7LANGUAGEA1(anylanguage)CSU GE: SCORE 4; IGETC: Score 5-7LANGUAGEA2(anylanguage)CSU GE: SCORE 4; IGETC: Score 5-7LANGUAGE B(any language)AREA AAREA AAREA B2AREA B2AREA CAREA CAREA B2AREA B1AREA DAREA DAREA C2 or DAREA C2AREA 5B - without labAREA 5A - without labAREA 4AREA 4AREA 3B OR 4AREA 3B and 6AAREA CAREA C2AREA 3B and 6AAREA CAREA C2Removed F’13AREA 3BAREA CAREA C2Removed F’13AREA 3BAREA CN/AAREA 6AMATHEMATICSCSU GE: SCORE 4; IGETC: Score 5-7PHYSICSPSYCHOLOGYTHEATREAREA DAREA B4AREA 2AAREA AAREA B2AREA CAREA B1AREA DAREA C1AREA 5A – without labAREA 4AREA 3A*GE units listed only; total transfer units may be up to 6 (GE units elective, etc.). Check with transfer university.1.2.3.4.5.6.7.Only higher level tests accepted for credit.IB credit is not granted for English Composition (ENGL 001) or for the Art Exam.If a student passes more than one test in the same language other than English (e.g., two exams in Spanish), onlyone exam may be applied.Credit is granted only toward the specific area(s) listed in general education. The units may not apply towardcertification of the corresponding GE-Breadth area.Students seeking certification in Language A1 and/or A2 prior to transfer must have passed the test before Fall2013.The units earned from IB credit cannot be used to satisfy the 12-unit requirement or be applied toward financialaid.Please confer with transfer university admissions representatives for application of units upon transfer.74

TransferTRANSFER OF CREDIT FROM OTHER COLLEGESThe California State University system offers guaranteedadmission to a CSU campus for students who complete anAssociate Degree for Transfer (ADT).Students planning to complete an A.A./A.S. degree orcertificate should submit transcripts from other institutionsif the units apply toward the degree or certificaterequirements. The applicant is responsible for requestingthe transcripts be mailed directly to the Admissions andRecords office.California Community Colleges have transfer agreementswith many Historically Black Colleges and Universities(HBCUs). Participating HBCUs guarantee admission tostudents who have completed the following:Only those courses from regionally accredited colleges maybe accepted for transfer to a degree or certificate program.1. An Associate Degree Awarded by a CaliforniaCommunity College with a minimum cumulativegrade point average (GPA) of 2.5 or higher, that meetsany one of the following requirements:a. The degree is an Associate in Arts for Transfer(AA-T) degree or an Associate in Sciencefor Transfer (AS-T) degree. These degreeswere designed to provide a clear pathwayto a California State University major andbaccalaureate degree and they represent strongpreparation for upper division coursework in arange of majors.b. The degree includes the completion andcertification of the lower division IntersegmentalGeneral Education Transfer Curriculum (IGETC)used by California Community College students toprepare to transfer to the University of Californiaand California State University systems.c. The degree includes the completion andcertification of the lower division California StateUniversity General Education Breadth pattern;(OR)TRANSFER TO FOUR-YEAR COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIESSolano Community College has a long history of preparingstudents for successful transfer to colleges throughoutCalifornia and the United States. While it is ultimately thestudent’s responsibility to adhere to transfer admissionsrequirements and application deadlines, SolanoCommunity College counselors can help students keep upto-date with the complex array of transfer requirements.To ensure transfer admission, particularly into competitivemajors, students should see a counselor early in theireducational experience in order to develop an educationplan that includes transfer prerequisites.In addition, students are urged to study the catalogs ofthe transfer institutions and, if possible, to visit campuses.Detailed transfer information is available in the Counselingand Transfer Centers. Information regarding generaleducation requirements for the California State Universitysystem and the University of California system aresummarized in this catalog, but students are still urged toobtain regular counselor assistance with transfer educationplanning.2. A minimum of 30 transferrable semester units with aminimum cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 2.5or higher.Transfer ProgramsSolano Community College works closely with highereducation institutions to create a seamless transitionfrom SCC to the higher education university. WhileSolano students may apply to any university, the collegehas particular guaranteed transfer admission programswith some universities. To participate in these programsstudents must meet specific GPA and course requirementsoften times associated with their major. The University ofCalifornia offers a Transfer Admission Guarantee (TAG) toall UC campuses with the exception of UC Berkeley, UC LosAngeles and UC San Diego. Requirements for each campusand major vary.For additional information about any of these programs,please visit the Transfer Center.Concurrent EnrollmentConcurrent enrollment provides an opportunity for SCCstudents to take CSU and UC courses for a nominal feeor at no extra charge while enrolled at SCC. Contact acounselor for additional information. For further details,visit www.solano.edu/transfer/.75

TransferCALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY (CSU) TRANSFERADMISSION REQUIREMENTS(NOTE: Some CSU campuses will admit transfer studentsbased on courses “in progress,” and some will not. Studentsshould contact the specific campus(es) or obtain theirpublished or electronic materials for specific campusinformation.)Lower DivisionStudents are eligible for admission if they: Have a minimum cumulative grade point average of2.0 in all transferable college units attempted.Are in good standing at the last college or universityattended, i.e., they are eligible to re-enroll.Meet the admission requirements for a first-timefreshman or have successfully completed necessarycourses to make up the deficiencies they had in highschool.Meet the eligibility index required of a freshmanwhich requires SAT or ACT test scores.UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA (UC) TRANSFERADMISSION REQUIREMENTSLower DivisionMost UCs do not admit lower division transfer students.For information about admissions requirements for lowerdivision transfer students, please visit the admissionswebsite of the campus to which you are interested inapplying.Upper Division1. Complete 60 semester (90 quarter) units oftransferable college credit with a grade-point averageof at least 2.4 (2.8 for nonresidents) and no morethan 14 semester (21 quarter) units may be taken P/NP2. Complete the following course pattern earning aminimum grade of C in each course:Most CSU campuses do not accept lower divisionapplicants. Students should contact the campus towhich they plan to submit an application to determinewhether there are limits on admission as a lower divisiontransfer. Students who completed college units beforethey graduated from high school or during the summerbetween high school graduation and CSU enrollment areconsidered first-time freshmen and must meet thoseadmission requirements. Two transferable college courses (3 semester or 4-5quarter units) in English composition; One transferable college course (3 semester or 4-5quarter units each) in mathematical concepts andquantitative reasoning; Four transferable college courses (3 semester or 4-5quarter units each) chosen from at least two of thefollowing subject areas: the arts and humanities,the social and behavioral sciences, and the physicaland biological sciences3. Transfer students who apply from Californiacommunity colleges also have the option of fillinglower division breadth requirements by completingthe intersegmental General Education TransferCurriculum (IGETC). This program specifies a series ofsubject areas and types of courses that, if completedbefore transfer, will satisfy the lower division breadthand general education requirements at any generalcampus of UC.Upper DivisionStudents are eligible for admission if they: Have completed 60 or more transferable semestercollege units (90 quarter units).Have a college grade point average of 2.0 or better(2.4 for non-California residents) in all transferablecollege units attempted.Are in good standing at the last college or universityattended, i.e., they are eligible to re-enroll.Have completed or will complete prior to transfer atleast 30 semester units (45 quarter units) of generaleducation courses with a minimum grade of C. The30 units must include all of the general educationrequirements in communication in the Englishlanguage (English composition, oral communication,and critical thinking) and at least one course of atleast 3 semester units (4 quarter units) in transferlevel mathematics.NonresidentsThe minimum admission requirements for nonresidenttransfer applicants are very similar to those for residents.Consult with the Admissions and Records Office at one ofthe University campuses for details. In all cases, however,nonresidents must have a grade point average of 2.8 orhigher in all transferable college coursework.Transfer applicants are required to submit final collegetranscripts to the CSU prior to attendance in CSU classes.A final review will be done to verify successful completionof the courses. If the student did not complete thecourses, the CSU campus may delay or cancel the student’sadmission or enrollment until the student successfullycompletes the required courses.76

Course Identification Numbering System (C-ID)The Course Identification Numbering System (C-ID) is a statewide numbering system that is different from the coursenumbers assigned by individual California Community Colleges. A C-ID Designator next to a course means that the courseis comparable in content and scope to a course offered by participating California colleges and universities. Thus, if theSolano Community College courses are listed below with a C-ID Designator, students can be assured that the courses willbe accepted at a California college or university that offers the courses with the same C-ID Designator.The C-ID Numbering System is particularly useful for students attending more than one California Community Collegesince C-ID Designators are often applied to courses students need to prepare for transfer.Solano Community CollegeACCOUNTINGACCT 001ACCT 002Financial AccountingManagerial AccountingANTHROPOLOGYANTH 001ANTH 001LANTH 002ANTH 007Introduction toBiological AnthropologyBiological Anthropology LabIntroduction toCultural AnthropologyIntroduction to ArchaeologySolano Community CollegeC-ID DesignatorARTART 001ART 002ART 003AART 003BART 004ART 006ART 007ART 008ART 010ART 011ART 014ART 015ART 016Art HistoryArt HistoryArts of AsiaArts of Africa, Oceania,and the AmericasLife DrawingDesign Principles in 2-DimensionsDesign-ColorDesign Principles in 3-DimensionsArt AppreciationSurvey of Modern ArtIntroduction to DrawingIntermediate DrawingBeginning PaintingART - DIGITALARTD 044Introduction to Digital Design ARTS 250BIOLOGYBIO 002BIO 003BIO 004BIO 005Cell and Molecular BiologyEvolution, Ecology & BiodiversityHuman Anatomy with LabHuman Physiology with LabANTH 110ANTH 115ANTH 120 ANTH 150ARTH 140ARTS 200ARTS 100ARTS 270ARTS 101ARTH 100ARTH 150ARTS 110ARTS 205ARTS 210BUSINESSBUS 005BUS 018BUS 110BUS 120CHILD DEVELOPMENT AND FAMILY STUDIESCDFS 038Child Growth and DevelopmentCDFS 050Child Family and CommunityCDFS 053Teaching in a Diverse SocietyCDFS 054Child Health, Safety, and NutritionCDFS 062Principles & Practices ofTeaching Young ChildrenCDFS 063Introduction to CurriculumCDFS 064Observation and AssessmentCDFS 065Practicum in EarlyChildhood EducationCRIMINAL JUSTICECJ 001CJ 002CJ 011CJ 051CJ 053CJ 056BIOL 190BIOL 140BIOL 110BBIOL 120BBIOT 101XGeneral ChemistryGeneral Chemistry IGeneral Chemistry IIOrganic Chemistry for ScienceMajors I, with LabOrganic Chemistry IOrganic Chemistry IIIntermediate ChemistryBasic Organic Chemistry &BioChemistryCOMPUTER INFORMATION SCIENCECIS 020Assembly ProgrammingCIS 021Discrete StructuresCIS 022Programming Conceptsand Methodology ICIS 023Data Structures andAlgorithmsARTH 110ARTH 120ARTH 130BIOTECHNOLOGYBIOT 001Introductory BiologyIntroduction to BusinessLegal Environment of BusinessCHEMISTRYCHEM 001CHEM 001 CHEM 002CHEM 003CHEM 003 CHEM 004CHEM 010CHEM 011ACCT 110ACCT 120CDEV 100CDEV 110ECE 230ECE 220ECE 120ECE 130ECE 200ECE 21077C-ID DesignatorIntroduction toCriminal JusticeConcepts of Criminal LawCommunity and the JusticeSystemCriminal InvestigationLegal Aspects of EvidenceJuvenile ProceduresCHEM 110CHEM 120SCHEM 150CHEM 160SCHEM 101CHEM 102COMP 142COMP 152COMP 122COMP 132AJ 110AJ 120AJ 160AJ 140AJ 124AJ 220COMMUNICATION STUDIESCOMM 001Public SpeakingCOMM 002Introduction to PersuasionCOMM 006Argumentation and DebateCOMM 008Group CommunicationCOMM 012Intercultural CommunicationCOMM 015Oral Interpretation of LiteratureCOMM 050Forensics (Speech & Debate)COMM 110COMM 190COMM 120COMM 140COMM 150COMM 170COMM 160BECONOMICSECON 001ECON 002Principles of MacroeconomicsPrinciples of MicroeconomicsECON 202ECON 201EDUCATIONEDUC 001 OCED 090Introduction to ElementaryClassroom TeachingEDUC 200ENGINEERINGENGR 001ENGR 026ENGR 030ENGR 045Introduction to EngineeringMathematics and EngineeringProblem Solving Using MatlabStaticsMaterials Science and EngineeringENGR 110ENGR 220ENGR 130ENGR 140 B

Course Identification Numbering System (C-ID)Solano Community CollegeC-ID DesignatorENGLISHENGL 001ENGL 002ENGL 002ENGL 004ENGL 006ENGL 030ENGL 031ENGL 040ENGL 041College CompositionArgumentative Writing and CriticalThinking Through LiteratureIntroduction to LiteratureCritical Thinking and Composition:Language in ContextIntroduction to Creative WritingSurvey of American Literature 1Survey of American Literature 2Survey of British Literature 1Survey of British Literature 2ENGL 100GEOGRAPHYGEOG 001GEOG 001LGEOG 002GEOG 004GEOG 006GEOG 010Introduction to Physical GeographyPhysical Geography, LaboratoryIntroduction to Human GeographyWorld Regional GeographyCalifornia GeographyIntroduction to GeographicInformation Systems andTechniques, with LabGEOG 110GEOG 111GEOG 120GEOG 125GEOG 140GEOLOGYGEOL 001GEOL 002GEOL 005GEOL 006GEOL 006 GEOL 006LGEOL 010Physical GeologyPhysical Geology LaboratoryGeology of CaliforniaEarth ScienceEarth ScienceEarth Science LaboratoryIntroduction to GeographicInformation Systems andTechniques, with LabGEOL 100GEOL 100LGEOL 200GEOL 120HISTORYHIST 002HIST 003HIST 004HIST 005HIST 017HIST 018World History to 1500World History since 1500Western Civilization IWestern Civilization IIUnited States History to 1877United States History from 1865HIST 150HIST 160HIST 170HIST 180HIST 130HIST 140JOURNALISMJOUR 001JOUR 011JOUR 060JOUR 061Introduction to Reportingand NewswritingIntroduction to MassCommunicationsLower Division StudentMedia Practicum ILower Division StudentMedia Practicum IIKINESIOLOGYKINE 020AKINE 020SIntroduction to KinesiologyFirst Aid and CPRSolano Community CollegeENGL 110ENGL 120ENGL 105ENGL 200ENGL 130ENGL 135ENGL 160ENGL 165GEOG 155GEOL 12

Students planning to transfer to a four-year college or university should note that non-traditional credit accepted by Solano Community College may not be acceptable for transfer. Students should check with prospective transfer colleges regarding their policies on non-traditional credit. Advanced Standing