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ST. CHARLES COMMUNITY COLLEGEDIRECT COURSE EQUIVALENCIES FORUNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI - ST. LOUISRevised February 2012The following is a list of courses that transfer directly to UMSL with a direct course equivalency. If a course does not appear on this list,check the UMSL course equivalency website and contact the UMSL Transfer Coordinator to see if it will transfer toward your program ofstudy.Students need to consult the transfer guide for their major in order to take courses that will transfer as either general education or major fieldrequirements. If a major has not been chosen, the general education transfer guide shows the courses that are common requirements to mostUMSL degrees.For the most updated information on course transferability to this institution, check the University of Missouri – St. Louis website.www.umsl.edu/ transferStudents should initiate contact with their transfer school during their first semester at SCC and maintain contact throughouttheir enrollment at SCC. EVERY COURSE TAKEN AT SCC SHOULD BE CONFIRMED BY THE TRANSFER SCHOOL ASTRANSFERRING AS A GRADUATION REQUIREMENT FOR THE STUDENT’S MAJOR. It is the student’s responsibilityto ensure that their credits will transfer.Should you experience difficulty transferring your SCC coursework to another institution, contact the Vice President for Academic andStudent Affairs for assistance with an appeal to the receiving institution.Consult with your UMSL advisor before taking any course that transfers as any type of elective to determine transferability ofthat course toward your program of study at UMSL.IMPORTANT: Students earning the 42 hour general education block or Associate of Arts Degree will automatically meet the lowerdivision general education requirements for UMSL.SCCHOURS4UMSLCOURSE NO.ACCTNG 2400COURSE TITLEFund. Of Financial Acct.ACT 110COURSE TITLEFINANCIAL ACCT IACT 130MANAGERIAL ACCT3ACCTNG 2410Managerial Acct.ANT 101PHYS ANTH: ARCHAEOLOGY3ANTHRO 1005AIntro to Biological AnthANT 102INTRO TO CULTURALANTHROPOLOGY3ANTHRO 1011Intro to Cultural Anthropology3ANT 103INTRO TO ARCHAEOLOGY3ANTHRO 1019Intro to Archeology3ANT 105INTRO TO BIOLOGICALANTHROPOLOGY3ANTHRO 1005AIntro to Biological Anthropology4ANT 151WORLD ARCHAEOLOGY3ANTRHO 1033World Archeology3ANT 201FIELD SCHOOL INARCHAEOLOGY3-6ANTRHO 2109Arch. Field School3-6ANT 220MIDDLE EAST PEOPLESAND CULTURES3ANTRHO 2114Cultures of the Near and MiddleEastCOURSE NOHOURS333

SCCHOURS3UMSLCOURSE NO.ANTRHO 2124COURSE TITLECultures of AfricaANT 224COURSE TITLEPEOPLES AND CULTURESOF AFRICAANT 290TOPICS IN ANTHROPOLOGY3ANTHRO 1091Intro Topics in Anthro3ART 101ART APPRECIATION3ART HS 1100Intro to Art3ART 110DRAWING I3ST ART 1140Drawing I3ART 120DRAWING II3ST ART 1141Drawing II3ART 130PAINTING I3ST ART 1180Painting I3ART 135CERAMICS I3ST ART 1030Ceramics I3ART 136CERAMICS II3ST ART 1130Ceramics II3ART 140PAINTING II3ST ART 1181Painting II3ART 170DESIGN I2ST ART 1150Design I3ART 180DESIGN II2ST ART 1151Design II3ART 210FIGURE DRAWING I3ST ART 1142Figure Drawing I3ART 211DRAWING III3ST ART 2240Drawing III3ART 220PHOTOGRAPHY I3ST ART 1060Photography I3ART 222HISTORY OF PHOTOGRAPHY3AR HS 2265History of PhotographyART 224BLACK & WHITE PHOTO3ST ACT 2160Photo IIART 231PHOTOGRAPHY III3ST ART 3260Photography III3ART 234DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY3ST ART 2263Intro to Digital Photography3ART 240PAINTING III3ST ART 2280Painting III3ART 250FIGURE DRAWING II3ST ART 1143Figure Drawing II3ART 260PRINTMAKING I3ST ART 1170Printmaking I3ART 280PRINTMAKING II3ST ART 2271Printmaking II3ART 285SCULPTURE I3ST ART 1132Sculpture I3BAS 103MICROCOMPUJTER APPLICATIONS 3CMP SCI 1010Intro to Comp & InternetBIO 100INTRODUCTORY BIOLOGY3BIOL 1012General Biology3BIO 101BIO 103GENERAL BIOLOGY I ANDGENERAL BIOLOGY LAB I31BIO 1811BIO 1811BIntro to Bio I5COURSE NOHOURS32

SCCUMSLCOURSE NO.BIO 1821BIO 1821BCOURSE TITLEIntro to Bio II3BIO 1012General Biology3ESSENTIALS OF BIOLOGY LAB1BIO 1013General Biology Lab1BIO 110HUMAN BIOLOGY3BIO 1102Human Biology3BIO 113HUMAN BIOLOGY LAB1BIO 120INTRO TO ECOLOGY3BIO 2102General Ecology3BIO 121INTRO TO ECOLOGY LAB1BIOL 2103General Ecology Lab1BIO 122ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE3BIO 1202Environmental Biology3BIO 125GENERAL BOTANY4BIO 2501Biology of PlantsBIO 127GENERAL BOTANY LAB1BIO 140NUTRITION PATHWAYS3NURSE 2103Nutrition and Health(For NUR majors only-other majorsBiology elective)3BIO 150GENERAL BIOLOGY I4BIOL 1811Intro Bio: Molecule To Org4BIO 151GENERAL BIOLOGY II4BIOL 1821Intro Bio: Organisms & Env4BIO 160GENERAL BOTANY4BIOL 2501Biology of PlantsBIO 240BIO 243ANATOMY & PHYS I ANDANATOMY & PHYS LAB I31BIO 1131 ABIO 1131 BHuman Phys & Anatomy I4BIO 241BIO 244ANATOMY & PHYS II ANDANATOMY & PHYS LAB II31BIO 1141 ABIO 1141 BHuman Phys & Anatomy II4BIO 245MICROBIOLOGY3BIO 1162General Microbiology3BIO 247MICROBIOLOGY LAB1BIOL LE 100Lab electiveBUS 105BUSINESS ETHICS3Phil 2254Business Ethics3BUS 115INTRODUCTION TO PUBLICRELATIONS3COMM 1150Intro to Public Relations3BUS 246LEGAL ENVIRONMENTOFBUSINESS3BUS AD 2900Legal Environment of Business3CHM 101 &CHM 103INTRO TO CHEM. ANDINTRO TO CHEM. LAB31CHEM 1052ACHEM 1052BChemistry for the Health Professions4BIO 102BIO 104COURSE TITLEGENERAL BIOLOGY II ANDGENERAL BIOLOGY LAB IIHOURS31BIO 105ESSENTIALS OF BIOLOGYBIO 106COURSE NOHOURSLab elective if taken with BIO 110Biology Elective3

SCCCHM 115CHM 110 &CHM 113COURSE TITLEGENERAL CHEM I ORGENERAL CHEM I ANDGENERAL CHEM LAB IHOURS532UMSLCOURSE NO.CHEM 1111CHEM 1111ACHEM 1111BCHM 116CHM 111 &CHM 114GENERAL CHEM II ORGENERAL CHEM II ANDGENERAL CHEM LAB II532CHM 122QUANTITATIVE ANALYSISCHM 240COURSE NOCOURSE TITLEHOURSIntroductory Chemistry I5CHEM 1121CHEM 1121ACHEM 1121BIntroductory Chemistry II53CHEM 2223Quantitative Analysis3ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I3CHEM 2612Organic Chemistry I3CHM 243ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I LAB1CHEM 2633AOrganic Chemistry I Lab2CHM 241ORGANIC CHEMISTRY II3CHEM 2622Organic Chemistry II3CHM 244ORGANIC CHEMISTRY II LAB1CHEM 2633BOrganic Chemistry Lab2COM 102INTRO MASS COMM3COMM 1050Intro to Mass Media3COM 112INTRO RADIO & TELEV BROAD3MEDIA ST 11103COM 115INTRODUCTION TO PUBLICRELATIONS3COMM 1150Intro to Radio & TelevisionBroadcastingIntro to Pub. RelationsCOM 260VIDEO PRODUCTION FOR THEMEDIA3MEDIA ST 1113Basic Studio TelevisionProduction3COM 296MASS COMMUNICATIONINTERNSHIP3MEDIA ST 1197Practicum in Television/FilmCPB 170COMPUTER GRAPHICS3ST ART 3310Graphic Design III3CPT 103MICROCOMPUTERAPPLICATIONS, MS OFFICE3CMP SC 1010Introduction to Computers & Internet3CPT 105COMPUTER ETHICS3PHIL 2254Business Ethics3*CPT 115INTRO TO DATA PROCESSING3*Approved Elective if taken Fall 2012 or after*INFSYS 1800Computers & Info. SystemsTaken before Fall 201231-33*Students who will major in the college of Business and plan to complete CPT 115 in Fall 2012 or after must pass an UMSL proficiencyexam to earn equivalency for INFSYS 1800 and meet the prerequisite for INFSYS 2800. It is strongly recommended to also take CPT103 to have the underlying skills necessary for success in INFSYS 2800. If CPT 115 was taken before Fall 2012, CPT 115 will transfer asINFSYS 1800, but taking the INFSYS 1800 proficiency exam at UMSL is strongly recommended in order to measure preparedness forINFSYS 1800.CPT 172FORTRAN PROGRAMMING3BUS AD 1804Intro Fortran Prog.3CPT 182PROGRAMMING IN C3CMP SCI 1250Introduction to Computing3CPT 185PROGRAMMING IN C# (C SHARP)3CMP SC 1250Introduction to Computing34

SCCCRJ 170COURSE TITLECRIM LAW & PROCDCRJ 202CORRECTIONAL INSTITCRJ 250POLICE ADMINCOURSE NODAN 196-199 DANCE PRACTICUM I-IVHOURS3UMSLCOURSE NO.CRIMMIN 1120COURSE TITLECriminal Law3CRIMIN 2260Corrections33CRIMIN 2240Policing3TH & DAN 1105Dance Repertory1-3HOURS31-3ECO 100SURVEY OF ECONOMICS3ECON 1000Intro to the American Economy3ECO 110PRIN OF MACROECONOMICS3ECON 1002Principles of Macroeconomics3ECO 120PRIN OF MICROECONOMICS3ECON 1001Principles of Microeconomics3ECO 220MONEY AND BANKING3ECON 3200Money, Banking & Monetary Theory3EDU 210TEACHING PROFESSION WITHFIELD EXPERIENCE3TCH ED 2210Introduction to Teaching3EDU 211FOUNDATIONS OF EDUCATION3TCH ED 2211Introduction to American Schools3EDU 240EDUCATION PSYCHOLOGY3TCH ED 2212Introduction to Learners & Learning3EDU 242ART FOR CHILDREN3ELE ED 2179Art Activities for Elementary Schools3EDU 246MUSIC FOR CHILDREN3MUS ED 3770Intro Music for El. Ed. Teachers3EDU 250EDUCATION OF EXCEPTIONALLEARNERS3TCH ED 3313only with A.A.T.Intro to Learners w/Disabilities &Inclusive EducationEGR 170ENGIN MECH-STATICS3ENGR 2310Statics3EGR 210ENGIN MECH-DYNAMICS3ENGR 2320Dynamics3ENG 101ENGLISH COMPOSITION I3ENG 1100English ProficiencyENG 207WORKSHOP IN CREATIVEWRITING: POETRY3ENG 2030Beg. Poetry Writing Workshop3ENG 211MODERN ENGLISH GRAMMAR3ENG 2810Traditional Grammar3FRN 101FRENCH LANGUAGEAND CULTURE I4FRENCH 1001French Lang. & Cult. I4It is strongly recommended that students who need a foreign language sequence take all classes in the sequence either at SCC or atUMSL. Transfer of foreign language courses without completing the full 3 semester sequence results in a credit and skill deficitbecause SCC courses 101 and 102 have fewer credit hours than UMSL courses 1001 and 1002.FRN 102FRENCH LANGUAGEAND CULTURE II4FRENCH 1002French II4FRN 201FRENCH LANGUAGEAND CULTURE III4FRENCH 2101Inter. French Lang. & Culture I45

SCCHOURS3UMSLCOURSE NO.FRENCH 2170COURSE TITLEInt. French Language IIGEOG 1001Intro to GeographyFRN 220COURSE TITLEFRENCH CULTURE & CIVILGEO 100PRINCIPLES OF GEOGRAPHY3GEO 102GEOGRAPHY: THE WESTERNWORLD3GLS 101INTRODUCTION TO GLOBALSTUDIES3ANTHRO 1025World Cultures3GRM 101GERMAN LANGUAGEAND CULTURE I4GERMAN 1001Beg. German Lang. & Cult: GMN I4COURSE NOHOURS3It is strongly recommended that students who need a foreign language sequence take all classes in the sequence either at SCC or atUMSL. Transfer of foreign language courses without completing the full 3 semester sequence results in a credit and skill deficitbecause SCC courses 101 and 102 have fewer credit hours than UMSL courses 1001 and 1002.GRM 102GERMAN LANGUAGEAND CULTURE II4GERMAN 1002Beg. German Lang. & Cult: GMN I4GRM 201GERMAN LANGUAGEAND CULTURE III4GERMAN 2101Inter. German Language & Culture4GRM 202GERMAN CONVERSATIONAND COMPOSITION4GERMAN 2170Intmd Prac. Speak & Writing GRM4GRM 215READING IN GERMAN3GERMAN 2180Intermediate Readings in German3HIS 101U.S. HIST TO 18773HIST 1001American Civilization to 18653HIS 102U.S. HIST SINCE 18773HIST 1002American Civilization 1865 topresent3HIS 115U.S. HISTORY SINCE 19453HISTRE 101HistoryHIS 145WEST CIV ANCIENT &MEDIEVAL HER3HIST 1031Topics in European Civilization:3Emergence of Western Europe to 1715HIS 146WEST CIV MODERNEUROPEAN HERITAGE3HIST 1032Topics in European Civilization:1715 to the Present3HIS 270HISTORY OF MISSOURI3HIS 2007History of Missouri (AMGH)3SWK 2000 (1100)SWK 2200 (1200)SWK 2201 (1201)Social Work & Social ProblemsAND Social WelfareAND Social Welfare as Social InstitutionHMS 100, 101, AND 102 HUMAN SERVICES(with an AA or AAS in HMS if all threeclasses are taken with a B or better in two of thethree classes and a C or better in the third class)JRN 240WRIT FOR PRINT MEDIA3ENGL 3140News Writing3LIT 200WORLD MYTHOLOGY3ENGL 1200Myth3LIT 207INTRO TO THE BIBLE: GENESISTHROUGH MALACHI3ENGL 1120Intro to Literature36