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Biological Sciences, Environmental Sciences, Chemistry, Geology, Earth Sciences, AS-T1

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Communication

5 Credits

Course Number

Course Title

Credits

English - select 5 credits from the following:

ENGL& 101

 

ENGL& 102

 

Subtotal: 5

Mathematics

10 Credits

Course Number

Course Title

Credits

Mathematics - select 10 credits from the following:

MATH& 151

 

MATH& 152

 

MATH& 153

 

MATH 243

 

MATH& 254

 

MATH 255

 

Subtotal: 10

Humanities and Social & Behavioral Sciences

Select three courses from the list below. Complete at least one course from each of the two groups. Courses must be selected from three different subject areas with a total of 15 credits required. No more than 5 credits in any World Languages.

15 Credits

Course Number

Course Title

Credits

Humanities - at least one course must be selected from this group. Courses must be selected from different subjects.

ART& 100

 

ART 116

 

ART 117

 

ART 118

 

CMST 246

 

DRMA& 101

 

DRMA 215

 

ENGL& 111

 

ENGL 140

 

ENGL 160

 

ENGL 180

 

ENGL 195

 

ENGL 203

 

ENGL 210

 

ENGL& 220

 

ENGL& 236

 

ENGL& 237

 

ENGL& 244

 

ENGL& 245

 

ENGL& 246

 

ENGL& 254

 

ENGL& 255

 

ENGL& 256

 

ENGL 257

 

ENGL 264

 

ENGL 265

 

ENGL 266

 

ENGL 275

 

ENGL 280

 

HIST& 126

 

HIST& 127

 

HIST& 128

 

ICS 120

 

ICS 125

 

ICS 130

 

ICS 135

 

ICS 222

 

MUSC& 105

 

MUSC 116

 

PHIL& 101

 

PHIL 106

 

PHIL 131

 

PHIL 150

 

WS 155

 

World Languages numbered 121 and above (excluding conversational classes). All World Languages courses count as a single subject.

5

Social & Behavioral Sciences - at least one course must be selected from this group. Courses must be selected from different subjects.

ANTH& 100

 

ANTH& 204

 

ANTH& 206

 

ANTH& 234

 

BUS& 101

 

CJ& 101

 

CMST& 102

 

ECON 110

 

ECON& 201

 

ECON& 202

 

ECON 291

 

GEOG& 200

 

HIST 107

 

HIST 108

 

HIST 110

 

HIST 111

 

HIST 112

 

HIST 113

 

HIST 115

 

HIST 115 is cross-listed with SOC 115. A student may not use equivalent cross-listed courses for the same graduation requirement.

HIST& 146

 

HIST& 147

 

HIST& 148

 

HIST 233

 

ICS 220

 

ICS 220 is cross-listed with SOC 220. A student may not use equivalent cross-listed courses for the same graduation requirement.

ICS 255

 

POLS 104

 

POLS& 201

 

POLS& 202

 

POLS& 203

 

POLS& 204

 

POLS 205

 

POLS 280

 

PSYC& 100

 

PSYC& 200

 

PSYC 201

 

PSYC 209

 

PSYC& 220

 

SOC& 101

 

SOC 110

 

SOC 115

 

SOC 150

 

SOC 160

 

SOC& 201

 

SOC 220

 

SOC 220 is cross-listed with ICS 220. A student may not use equivalent cross-listed courses for the same graduation requirement.

SOC 221

 

SOC 269

 

SSCI 290

 

and

 

SSCI 291

 

Subtotal: 15

Pre-Major Courses - Chemistry

Sequences of courses should be taken at the same institution.

18 Credits

Course Number

Course Title

Credits

CHEM& 161

 

CHEM& 162

 

CHEM& 163

 

Subtotal: 18

Pre-Major Courses - Math

5 Credits

Course Number

Course Title

Credits

Select 5 credits from the following:

MATH& 146

 

MATH& 153

 

Subtotal: 5

Pre-Major Courses - Science

Sequences of courses should be taken at the same institution.

15 Credits

Course Number

Course Title

Credits

Select one series from the following:

Biology series:

BIOL& 211

 

BIOL& 212

 

BIOL& 213

 

Physics series 1:

PHYS& 114

 

PHYS& 115

 

PHYS& 116

 

Physics series 2:

PHYS& 221

 

PHYS& 222

 

PHYS& 223

 

Subtotal: 15

Pre-Major Courses - Additional Science

10-15 credits in Physics, Geology, Organic Chemistry, Biology or Mathematics, consisting of courses normally taken for science majors (not for general education), preferably in a two- or three-quarter sequence. Future Biology majors should select organic chemistry or physics.

10-15 Credits

Course Number

Course Title

Credits

5

5

0-5

Subtotal: 10-15

Electives - Program Specific Under Advisement

Sufficient additional college-level credits so that total credits earned are at least 90 credits. These remaining credits may include prerequisites for major courses (e.g. pre-calculus), additional major coursework or specific general education or other university requirements, as approved by the advisor. Select courses based on the requirements or the specific discipline at the baccalaureate institution you plan to attend. **Some baccalaureate programs require physics with calculus. ***A single course cannot count in two areas.

10-15 Credits

Course Number

Course Title

Credits

5

5

0-5

Subtotal: 10-15
Total Credits Required: 93

Graduation Requirements:

The Associate in Science Transfer (AS-T1) degree does NOT guarantee that the student has met the general education requirements at the transfer baccalaureate institution.

  • Required minimum 93 credits.
  • Required minimum cumulative college-level GPA of 2.0.
  • Minimum grade per course 1.0.
  • At least one-third of the college-level, degree applicable credits must be taken at CBC.
  • Depending on your major, some course choices may be more appropriate than others. Consult with your counselor, completion coach or faculty advisor.
  • A student may not use equivalent cross-listed courses for the same graduation requirement. Refer to the Cross-Listed Courses section of the catalog for more information, and consult with your counselor, completion coach, or faculty advisor.

 

Associate in Science Transfer (AS-T1) in Biology/Environmental Science/Chemistry/Geology/Earth Sciences Information:

For transferring students, 85 of the 93 credits must be fully transferable as defined by the Intercollege Relations Commission (ICRC) guidelines to be honored by four-year institutions in Washington. A maximum of 5 restricted elective credits may be used. Due to the specialized nature of many of the listed courses, students should consult their advisor and the catalog of the four-year institution to which they plan to transfer for specific degree requirements.

 

Disclaimer:

During the period this guide is in circulation, there may be curriculum revisions and program changes. Students are responsible for consulting the appropriate academic unit, completion coach or advisor for current and specific information. The information in this guide is subject to change and does not constitute an agreement between the College and the student.