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Articulation Agreement University of San Diego and San Diego Mesa College ARTICULATION AGREEMENT UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO AND SAN DIEGO MESA COLLEGE GENERAL EDUCATION (CORE CURRICULUM) 2010-2012 PREPARATION FOR THE FOLLOWING MAJORS 2008-2010 Accountancy Business Administration Business Economics Finance Marketing University of San Diego Information Courses from accredited institutions are generally transferable if the grades are “C” or better. Online courses and courses from non-accredited institutions or trade schools do not transfer. All courses transferred to the University of San Diego are transferred for unit credit only and are not calculated into the grade point average (GPA). San Diego Mesa College Information This articulation agreement is intended for students transferring from San Diego Mesa College to the University of San Diego. Students, who plan to attend San Diego Mesa College and have earned credit at other college/universities, are subject to the acceptance and use of credit policies of the San Diego Community College District. Articulation Agreement 2010-2012 University of San Diego and San Diego Mesa College Core Curriculum (General Education) USD San Diego Mesa Yes or Course Equivalent College Course No “D” Req. I. INDISPENSABLE COMPETENCIES A. Written Literacy Lower Division (3 units) Engl 121 ENGL 105 No Upper Division No Course Equivalent B.Math Competency (3 units) Math 115 MATH 141 No (Students preparing for calculus sequence are advised to take MATH 141) Math 115 MATH 116 No C.Logic (3 units) Phil 101 PHIL 100 No Phil 102 PHIL 101 No D.* Second Language Chin, Fren, Germ, Ital, CHIN, FREN, GERM, ITAL, No 3rd Semester Competency Japn, Latn, Russ, Span, JAPN, LATI, RUSS, SPAN, Taga, Vietn TAGA, VIET II. TRADITIONS Theology & Religious Studies (9 units total: 1 lower division, 1 upper division, and one either lower or upper division) Lower Division (6 units) THRS 116 HUMA 103 No THRS 116 HUMA 104 No THRS 112 HUMA 106 No Upper Division (3 units) No Course Equivalent Philosophy (6 units) Not Logic/Ethics (3 units) Phil 110 PHIL 102A No No Course Equivalent PHIL 103 No Phil 270/271 PHIL 104A No Phil 272 PHIL 104B No No Course Equivalent PHIL 105 No Phil 175 PHIL 106 No Phil 111 PHIL 107 No Phil 111 PHIL 108 No No Course Equivalent PHIL 109 No No Course Equivalent PHIL 110 No Phil 112 PHIL 111 No No Course Equivalent PHIL 112 No No Course Equivalent PHIL 125 No No Course Equivalent PHIL 130 No Upper Division (3 units) No Course Equivalent III. HORIZONS A.Humanities & Fine Arts 1.History (3 units) Hist 125D BLAS 140 A/B Yes Hist 125D BLAS 145 A Yes 1 of 5 Articulation Agreement 2010-2012 University of San Diego and San Diego Mesa College Core Curriculum (General Education) Hist 125D CHIC 141 A/B Yes Hist 125D CHIC 150 Yes Hist 170 HIST 100 No Hist 171 HIST 101 No Hist 102 HIST 105 No Hist 140 HIST 106 No Hist 117 HIST 109 No Hist 118 HIST 110 No Hist 171 HIST 115 A/B No Hist 130 HIST 120/121 No Hist 125D HIST 123 Yes Hist 171 HIST 130 No Hist 126D HIST 141/142 Yes Hist 126D HIST 150/151 Yes Hist 102 HIST 154 No Hist 120 HIST 168 No Hist 120 HIST 171 No Hist 120 HIST 175 No 2.Literature (3 units) Engl 225D BLAS 150 Yes Engl 225D BLAS 155 Yes Engl 225D CHIC 135 Yes Engl 228 CHIC 138 No Engl 223 DRAM 105 No Engl 223 ENGL 208 No Engl 225 ENGL 210/211 No Engl 224 ENGL 215/216 No Engl 228 ENGL 220/221 No Engl 225D ENGL 230 Yes Engl 280 ENGL 240 No 3.Fine Arts (Choose 3 units from any of the following) Art (3 units) No Course Equivalent BLAS 110 Yes No Course Equivalent ARTF 100 No Arth 138 ART 107 No No Course Equivalent ARTF 109 No No Course Equivalent ARTF 110 No No Course Equivalent ARTF 111 No No Course Equivalent ARTF 113 Yes No Course Equivalent ARTF 115 No No Course Equivalent ARTF120 Yes No Course Equivalent ARTF 150A No No Course Equivalent ARTF 151 No No Course Equivalent ARTF 155 A/B No No Course Equivalent ARTF 165 A/B/C No No Course Equivalent ARTF 175 A/B/C No No Course Equivalent ARTF 190 A No 2 of 5 Articulation Agreement 2010-2012 University of San Diego and San Diego Mesa College Core Curriculum (General Education) No Course Equivalent ARTF 195 A/B No No Course Equivalent ARTF 197A No No Course Equivalent ARTF 210 A/B/C No No Course Equivalent ARTF 220A No No Course Equivalent ARTF 231 No No Course Equivalent ARTF 232 No No Course Equivalent CHIC 230 Yes Music (3 units) Musc 100D MUSI 100 Yes Musc 130 MUSI 101 No Musc 130 MUSI 102 No Musc 130 MUSI 105 No Musc 100D MUSI 109 Yes Musc 102D MUSI 111 Yes Musc 100D MUSI 125 Yes Musc 110 MUSI 150A No Theatre (3 units) Thea 230 DRAM 132/133 No B.NATURAL SCIENCES (6‐8 units) One science lab is required: either physical or life sciences must have a lab 1.Physical Sciences (3‐4 units) Chemistry Chem 101 Lecture CHEM 100 Lecture No No Course Equivalent CHEM 100 Lab No Chem 111 Lecture & Lab CHEM 111 Lecture & CHEM No 111 Lab Chem 151 Lecture CHEM 200 Lecture No Chem 151 Lab CHEM 200 Lab No Environmental Studies Envi 110 Lecture GEOL 100 lecture No Envi 110 Lab GEOL 101 Lab No Envi 109 Lecture GEOG 101 Lecture No Envi 109 Lab GEOG 101 Lab No Marine Science MARS101 Lecture Only BIOL110 Lecture Only No MARS 101 Lecture Only? PHYN 120 Lecture Only No Physics Phys 107 Lecture Only ASTR 101 Lecture No Phys 117 Lecture and Lab ASTR 101 Lecture & ASTR No 111 Lab No Course Equivalent ASTR 109 (Lab) No No Course Equivalent ASTR 111 (Lab) No Phys 101 Lecture PHYN 100 Lecture No PHYS 112 Lecture & Lab PHYN 100 Lecture & PHYN No 101 Lab 3 of 5 Articulation Agreement 2010-2012 University of San Diego and San Diego Mesa College Core Curriculum (General Education) No Course Equivalent PHYN 101 Lab No MARS 101 Lecture Only PHYN 120 Lecture No No Course Equivalent PHYS 125 Lecture & Lab No No Course Equivalent PHYS 126 Lecture & Lab No Phys 270 Lecture & Lab PHYS 195 Lecture & Lab No 2.Life Science (3‐4 units) Biology Biol 112 Lecture & Lab BIOL 100 Lecture & Lab No Biol 101 Lecture & Lab BIOL 107 Lecture & Lab No No Course Equivalent BIOL 120 Lecture No Biol 104 BIOL 130 Lecture & Lab No Biol 103 BIOL 180 Lecture No Biol 225 Lecture & 225 Lab BIOL 210A Lecture & Lab No Biol 221 Lecture & 221 BIOL 210B Lecture & Lab No Lab No Course Equivalent BIOL 215 Lecture & Lab No No Lab Equivalent BIOL 232 Lab No No Course Equivalent BIOL 250 Lecture & Lab No No Course Equivalent BIOL 255 Lecture & Lab No Environmental Studies Envi 121 Lecture & Lab BIOL 115 Lecture & lab No C.SOCIAL SCIENCES (Choose 6 units from two different programs) Anthropology Anth 101 ANTH 102 No Anth 102 ANTH 103 No Anth 103 ANTH 107 No Anth 102D ANTH 200 Yes Anth 102 ANTH 210 No Anth 102 ANTH 215 No Communication Studies Comm 103 SPEE 103 No Comm 103 SPEE 104 No Comm 101 SPEE 135 No Economics Econ 101 ECON 121 No Econ 102 ECON 120 No Political Science Pols 100 POLI 101 No Pols 125 POLI 102 No Pols 175 POLI 140 No Psychology Psyc 101 PSYC 101 No Sociology Soci 101D SOCO 101 Yes Soci 101D SOCO 110 Yes 4 of 5 Articulation Agreement 2010-2012 University of San Diego and San Diego Mesa College Core Curriculum (General Education) No Course Equivalent CHIC 170 Yes No Course Equivalent GEOG 102 No No Course Equivalent GEOG 104 No Diversity of Human Experience (these courses meet the “D” requirement only) No Course Equivalent BLAS 104 Yes No Course Equivalent BLAS 116 Yes No Course Equivalent BLAS 120 Yes No Course Equivalent BLAS 125 Yes No Course Equivalent BLAS 130 Yes No Course Equivalent CHIC 110 A/B Yes No Course equivalent CHIC 190 Yes No Course Equivalent CHIC 210 Yes No Course Equivalent FILI 100 Yes Currently at USD, the College of Arts and Sciences and the School of Business do not accept online courses at the Undergraduate Level. Diversity of Human Experience (“D” courses) Freshmen and transfer students entering Fall 2006 and later are required to fulfill the new Core Curriculum listed on this articulation agreement. Furthermore, meet the Diversity requirement by taking one course. Courses that fulfill the Diversity and the Core Curriculum requirement are identified on the articulation agreement (number with a "D"). In some cases, both requirements can be fulfilled by the same course. * Third semester competency in a second language is required for students seeking the bachelor's degree. Students may demonstrate competency either by successfully completing a third semester course in a second language or by passing the USD competency examination at that level. ‘Lab’ designates a laboratory course Students who are intending to be Liberal Studies majors upon transferring to USD should contact the Liberal Studies office at 619‐260‐2913 to discuss the specific Core requirements for this major. All courses transferred to USD are transferred for unit credit only and are not calculated into the GPA. San Diego Mesa Information This articulation agreement is intended for students transferring from San Diego Mesa College to the University of San Diego. Students, who plan to attend San Diego Mesa College and have earned credit at other colleges and/or universities, are subject to the acceptance and use of credit policies of the San Diego Community College District.
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