Appendix A: Articulated Associate Degrees College of the ...

Appendix A: Articulated Associate Degrees

College of the Redwoods

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The following table is the list of Articulated Associate Degrees between College of the Redwoods and Grand Canyon University (GCU). Students who complete a transfer-oriented associate degree (Associate of Arts or Associate of Science) may fulfill Grand Canyon University’s General Education requirements. Students without a transfer-oriented degree (Associate of Applied Science) must fulfill the General Education requirements and have a course-by-course evaluation completed. Additional programmatic admission requirements and transfer policy information can be found within the http://www.gcu.edu/Policy-Handbook.php.

College of the Redwoods Degree Grand Canyon University Degree

Associate in Liberal Arts: Behavioral and Social Science Bachelor of Arts in Christian Studies

Bachelor of Arts in History

Associate in Liberal Arts: Humanities and Communications Bachelor of Arts in Communication

Bachelor of Arts in English Literature

Associate of Science: Administration of Justice

Associate of Science: Corrections

Bachelor of Science in Justice Studies

Bachelor of Science in Public Safety and Emergency Management

Associate of Science: Business Bachelor of Science in Accounting

Bachelor of Science in Applied Management

Bachelor of Science in Business Administration

Bachelor of Science in Business Management

Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurial Studies

Bachelor of Science in Finance and Economics

Bachelor of Science in Marketing

Bachelor of Science in Sports Management

Associate of Science: Early Childhood Education Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood Education

Associate of Science : Fire Technology Bachelor of Science in Public Safety and Emergency Management

Associate of Science : Registered Nurse Registered Nurse to Bachelor of Science in Nursing (RN to BSN) All Grand Canyon University programs follow a Program of Study, which can be changed by the University at any time. All Programs of Study are subject to the terms, conditions, and policies outlined in the University’s enrollment application and the http://www.gcu.edu/Policy-Handbook.php.

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Appendix B: Course Equivalency Guide



The following table is the assessment of the courses between College of the Redwoods and Grand Canyon University (GCU). The following will be used in evaluating official transcripts. These courses fulfill the competency requirements; however, the courses may not fulfill the credit requirements. To obtain an undergraduate degree at GCU, students are required to meet a minimum of 120 semester credit hours.

College of the Redwoods Grand Canyon University

Course Code

Course Title Credits Course Equivalency Applied

Semester Credits

AJ-1 Introduction to Administration of Justice 3 JUS-104: Introduction to Justice Studies 3

AJ-2 Introduction to Law Enforcement 3 JUS-320: The Police Function 3

AJ-3 Introduction to Corrections 3 JUS-330: The Correctional Function 3

AJ-4 Criminal Law 4 JUS-230: Fundamentals of Criminal Law 4

AJ-5 Crime and Delinquency 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

AJ-6 Introduction to Evidence 4 JUS-355: Physical Evidence I 4

AJ-7 Current Issues in Administration of Justice 3 JUS-250: Critical Issues in Criminal Justice 3

AJ-8 Introduction to Investigation 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

AJ-10 Juvenile Justice 3 JUS-452: Juvenile Delinquency and Justice 3

AJ-11 Great American Criminal Trials 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

AJ-50 Control and Supervision of Inmates 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

AJ-51 Correctional Law 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

AJ-52 Correctional Interviewing and Counseling 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

AJ-53 Prison Gangs and the Inmate Subculture 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

AJ-81 Basic Law Enforcement Academy Module III 8 General Elective 8

AJ-82 Basic Law Enforcement Academy Module II 8.5 General Elective 8.5

AJ-83 Basic Law Enforcement Academy Module I 16 General Elective 16

AJ-170 Public Safety Dispatcher Course 5 General Elective 5

AJ-189 Corrections Officer Training Course 9.5 General Elective 9.5

AJ-190F PC 832 Firearms 0.5 General Elective 0.5

AJ-190S PC 832 Arrest & Control 2 General Elective 2

AJ-199 Advanced Officer Training Course: Individual Topics Titles

0.5-4 General Elective 0.5-4

ANTH-1 Physical Anthropology 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

ANTH-2 Introduction to Archaeology 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

ANTH-3 Cultural Anthropology 3 SOC-315: Cultural Anthropology 3

ANTH-4 Folklore 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

ANTH-5 Great Archaeological Discoveries 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

ANTH-6 Introduction to Forensic Anthropology 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

ART-1A Art History: Pre-History to Gothic 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

ART-1B Art History: Renaissance to Contemporary 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

ART-2 Introduction to Art 3 DDN-100:Survey of the Visual Arts 3

ART-3A Introduction to Sculpture 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

ART-3B Intermediate Sculpture 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

ART-4 Art Appreciation 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

ART-6 20th Century and Contemporary Art 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

ART-10 Color and Design 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

ART-11 Three-Dimensional Design 3 DDN-330: 3d Modeling Design I 3

ART-14 Gallery Exhibition and Portfolio Development 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

ART-17 Basic Drawing 3 DDN-105: Drawing for the Visual Arts 3

ART-18 Intermediate Drawing 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

ART-19 Figure Drawing 3 DDN-205: Figure Drawing 3





Course Code


Semester Credits

ART-22 Techniques in Watercolor 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

ART-23 Painting 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

ART-28 Figure Painting 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

ART-31A Introduction to Ceramics 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

ART-31B Introduction to Ceramics (Wheel) 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

ART-32 Experimental Ceramics 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

ART-35 Photography 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

ART-42 Introduction to Digital Illustration 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

ART-43A Introduction to Photoshop 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

ART-54 Drawing Lab 1 General Education: Global Awareness 1

ART-56 Figure Drawing Lab 1 General Education: Global Awareness 1

ART-57 Painting Lab 1 General Education: Global Awareness 1

ART-59 Ceramics Lab 1 General Education: Global Awareness 1

ART-60 Introduction to Jewelry and Metalsmithing 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

ART-60L Jewelry and Metalsmithing Lab 1 General Education: Global Awareness 1

ART-62 Introduction to Fiber Arts 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

ART-62L Introduction to Fiber Arts Lab 1 General Education: Global Awareness 1

ART-99A Museums and Galleries of California 0.5-3 General Education: Global Awareness 0.5-3

ART-99B Monoprints and Substrates 1 General Education: Global Awareness 1

ART-99C Firing Techniques 2 General Education: Global Awareness 2

ART-99F Professional Practices 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

ASTRO-10 Introduction to Astronomy 3 General Education: Critical Thinking 3

ASTRO-11 The Solar System and Space Exploration 3 General Education: Critical Thinking 3

ASTRO-15A Observational Astronomy 1 General Education: Critical Thinking 1

BIOL-1 General Biology

4 BIO-100&BIO-100L: Biology Concepts Lecture and Lab

4

BIOL-2 Microbiology 4 BIO-205&BIO-205L: Microbiology 4

BIOL-3 Fundamental Cell Biology

4 BIO-181&BIO-181L: General Biology I Lecture and Lab

4

BIOL-4 General Zoology 4 General Education: Critical Thinking 4

BIOL-5 General Botany 4 General Education: Critical Thinking 4

BIOL-6 Human Anatomy

4 BIO-201&BIO-201L: Human Anatomy and Physiology I Lecture and Lab

4

BIOL-7 Human Physiology

4 BIO-202&BIO-202L: Human Anatomy and Physiology II Lecture and Lab

4

BIOL-8 Human Biology 4 BIO-130: Introduction to Life Sciences I 4

BIOL-9 Plants and People 3 General Education: Critical Thinking 3

BIOL-15 Marine Biology 4 General Education: Critical Thinking 4

BIOL-16 Birds of the North Coast 3 General Education: Critical Thinking 3

BIOL-17 Trees, Shrubs, Wildflowers and Ferns 3 General Education: Critical Thinking 3

BIOL-18 Natural History of North Mammals 3 General Education: Critical Thinking 3

BIOL-19 Rare Plants: Species of Special Concern 2 General Education: Critical Thinking 2

BIOL-20 Natural History 4 General Education: Critical Thinking 4

BIOL-21 Mushrooms of the North Coast 3 General Education: Critical Thinking 3

BIOL-22 California Plant Identification 3 General Education: Critical Thinking 3

BIOL-23 Lichens of Northern California 2 General Education: Critical Thinking 2

BIOL-24 Introduction to Marine and Anadromous Fishes 3 General Education: Critical Thinking 3

BIOL-25 Marine and Costal Field Biology 3 General Education: Critical Thinking 3





Course Code


Semester Credits

BIOL-26 Introduction to Marine Plankton 2 General Education: Critical Thinking 2

BIOL-27 Biology of Marine Mammals 3 General Education: Critical Thinking 3

BIOL-35 Field Studies in Biology 1-2 General Education: Critical Thinking 1-2

BUS-1A Principles of Accounting 4 ACC-250: Financial Accounting 4

BUS-1B Principles of Accounting 4 ACC-350: Managerial Accounting 4

BUS-4 Advanced Computerized Bookkeeping 3 General Elective 3

BUS-10 Introduction to Business 3 General Elective 3

BUS-18 Business law 4 BUS-340: Ethical and Legal Issues in Business 4

BUS-34 Introduction to Personal Finance 3 General Elective 3

BUS-35 Strategic Marketing 4 MKT-245: Principles of Marketing 4

BUS-52 Business Communications 3 General Education: Effective Communication 3

BUS-68 Introduction to Management 3 MGT-240: Introduction to Management 3

BUS-69 Business Plan Development 4 General Elective 4

BUS-180 Introduction to Bookkeeping 3 General Elective 3

BUS-194 Business Mathematics 3 General Elective 3

CHEM-1A General Chemistry 5 CHM-113&CHM-113L: General Chemistry I Lecture and Lab General Education: Critical Thinking

4

1

CHEM-1B General Chemistry 5 CHM-115&CHM-115L: General Chemistry II Lecture and Lab General Education: Critical Thinking

4

1

CHEM-2 Introduction to Chemistry 5 CHM-101&CHM-101L: Introduction to General, Organic, and Biochemistry Lecture and Lab General Education: Critical Thinking

4

1

CHEM-3 Introduction to Organic Chemistry 4 General Education: Critical Thinking 4

CHEM-8 Organic Chemistry 5 CHM-231&CHM-231L: Organic Chemistry I Lecture and Lab General Education: Critical Thinking

4 1

CHEM-10 Chemistry for the 21st Century 3 General Education: Critical Thinking 3

CHEM-100 Preparation for General Chemistry 4 General Education: Critical Thinking 4

CINE-1 Cinema History: From its Origins to the Coming of Sound

3 DFP-101: Introduction to Cinema: History and Aesthetics

3

CINE-2 Cinema History- From the Coming of Sound to the Present

3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

CINE-3 The Cinemas of Latin America, Asia, and Africa 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

CINE-6 Selected Film Authors or Genres 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

CINE-8 Screenwriting 3 DFP-221: Screenwriting I 3

CIS-1 College Computer Literacy 4 General Elective

DRAMA-24 Introduction to Theatre 3 TRE-125: Introduction to the Theatre 3

DRAMA-26 Theatre Production 1-2 General Education: Global Awareness 1-2

DRAMA-30A

Acting I 3 TRE-145: Acting I 3

DRAMA-30B

Acting II 3 TRE-253: Acting II 3

DRAMA-34 Musical Theatre Production 1-2 General Education: Global Awareness 1-2

DRAMA-38 Introduction- Field Experience in Drama 2 General Education: Global Awareness 2

ECE-1 Principles and Practices of Teaching Young Children

3 ECH-125: Foundations of Early Childhood 3





Course Code


Semester Credits

ECE-2 and ECE-6

Child Growth and Development and Child Health, Safety and Nutrition

6 ECH-235: Child Growth and Development General Education: Global Awareness

4 2

ECE-5 The Child in the Family and in the Community 3 ECH-325: Child, Family, Community, and Culture 3

ECE-7 Introduction to Early Childhood Curriculum 3 General Elective 3

ECE-9 Observation and Assessment in Early Childhood Education

3 General Elective 3

ECE-10 Field Experience in Early Childhood Education 3 General Elective 3

ECE-11 Infant-Toddler Care and Education 3 General Elective 3

ECE-12 Administration of Programs for Children I 3 General Elective 3

ECE-13 Administration of Programs for Children II 3 General Elective 3

ECE-14 Care and Early Intervention for Young Children with Special Needs

3 ECH-225: Introduction to the Exceptional Learner 3

ECE-18 Teaching in a Diverse Society 3 General Elective 3

ECE-23 Literacy & Language Development of Young Children

3 ECH-425: Early Literacy Development 3

ECON-1 and ECON-10

Macroeconomics and Microeconomics 6 ECN-220: Introduction to Economics General Education: Critical Thinking

4

2

ECON-14 Economics for Non- Majors 3 General Education: Critical Thinking 3

ENGR-1 Introduction to Engineering 2 General Elective 2

ENGR-18 Electrical Circuits 4 General Elective 4

ENGR-23 Engineering Graphics 3 General Elective 3

ENGR-35 Statics 3 General Elective 3

ENGR-88A Introduction to Engineering 1 General Elective 1

ENGL-1A Analytical Reading and Writing 4 ENG-105: English Composition I 4

ENGL-1B Critical Inquiry and Literature 3 ENG-106: English Composition II 3

ENGL-9 and ENGL-10

World Literature: Early Modern to 20th Century and World Literature: Antiquity to The Early Modern Era

6 ENG-250: Analysis of World Literature General Education: Global Awareness

4

2

ENGL-17 American Literature: Beginnings to the Civil War 3 ENG-350: American Literature I 3

ENGL-18 American Literature: Civil War- World War II 3 ENG-353: American Literature II 3

ENGL-32 Creative Writing: Poetry 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

ENGL-33 Creative Writing: Prose 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

ENGL-41 English Skills Tutoring 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

ENGL-52 English Lab Practicum 0.5-2 General Education: Global Awareness 0.5-2

ENGL-60 Introduction to British Literature: Beginning Through the 18th Century

3 ENG-260: English Literature I

3

ENGL-61 Introduction to British Literature: Romanticism to the Present

3 ENG-270: English Literature II

3

ENGL-350 Reading and Writing Skills 6 General Education: Global Awareness 6

ENVSC-10 Introduction to Environmental Science 4 BIO-220: Environmental Science 4

ENVSC-11 Environmental Ethics 3 General Education: Critical Thinking 3

ENSVC-12 Earth’s Changing Climate 3 General Education: Critical Thinking 3

ENVSC-15 Introduction to Energy 3 General Education: Critical Thinking 3

ENVSC-22 Solar Heating Design 2 General Education: Critical Thinking 2

FRNC-1A Elementary French I 4 General Education: Effective Communication 4

FRNC-1B Elementary French II 4 General Education: Effective Communication 4

FT-1 Fire Protection Organization 3 General Elective 3





Course Code


Semester Credits

FT-2 Fire Behavior and Combustion 3 General Elective 3

FT-3 Fire and Emergency Services Safety and Survival 3 General Elective 3

FT-4 Fire Prevention 3 General Elective 3

FT-5 Fire Protection Systems 3 General Elective 3

FT-6 Building Construction for Fire Protection 3 General Elective 3

FT-101 Introduction to Fire Behavior (NWCGS-190) 0.5 General Elective 0.5

FT-102 Basic Firefighting (NWCGS-130) 2 General Elective 2

FT-103 Expanded Dispatch Recorder (NWCGD-100) 1 General Elective 1

FT-104 Annual Fire Safety Refresher (RT-130A) 0.5 General Elective 0.5

FT-105 Annual Fire Safety Refresher (RT-130B) 0.5 General Elective 0.5

FT-106 Firefighter Type I (RT-130BS-131) 0.5 General Elective 0.5

FT-107 Lookouts, Communications, Escape Routes& Safety 1 General Elective 1

FT-108 Portable Pumps and Water Use 1.5 General Elective 1.5

FT-109 Wildland Fire Chain Saws (NWCGS-212) 1 General Elective 1

FT-110 ICS for Single Resources &IA Incidents (1-200) 1 General Elective 1

FT-111 LCES &Look up, Down, Around (S-133 & S-134) 1 General Elective 1

FT-117 Crew Boss, Single Resource (S-230) (RT-300FS) 1.5 General Elective 1.5

FT-118 Engine Boss, Single Resource (S-231) (RT-300FS) 1 General Elective 1

FT-119 Dozer Boss, Single Resource (S-232) (RT-300FS) 1 General Elective 1

FT-180 Firefighter I Academy 25.5 General Elective 2.5

FT-199 Fire Technology Advanced Training [Individual Topic Titles] Individual Topic Titles

0.5-2 General Elective 0.5-2

GS-1 College Success 3 General Elective 3

GS-6 First Year Experience 3 General Elective 3

GS-41 Service Learning and Field Experience 2 General Elective 2

GEOG-1 Introduction to Physical Geography 3 General Education: Critical Thinking 3

GEOG-2 Cultural Geography 3 GEO-234: World Geography 3

GEOL-1 Physical Geology 4 General Education: Critical Thinking 4

GEOL-2 Historic Geology 4 General Education: Critical Thinking 4

GEOL-10 Environmental Geology 3 General Education: Critical Thinking 3

GEOL-15 Introduction to Earthquakes and Geologic Hazards 3 General Education: Critical Thinking 3

GERM-1A Elementary German I 4 General Education: Effective Communication 4

GERM-1B Elementary German II 4 General Education: Effective Communication 4

HE-1 Health Education 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

HE-2 Women’s Health Issues 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

HE-7 First Aid/ CPR/AED 2 General Elective 2

HO-15 Nutrition 3 BIO-319: Applied Nutrition 3

HO-101 Health Occupations Study Skills For Health Occupations Students

1-2 General Elective

1-2

HO-170C North Coast Paramedic 3 9 General Elective 9

HIST-4 Western Civilization to 1600 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

HIST-5 Western Civilization : 1600-Present 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

HIST-6 The Vietnam War 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

HIST-7 History of Modern Asia 3 HIS-465: History of Modern East Asia 3

HIST-8 and HIST-9

US History Through Reconstruction and US History Reconstruction to the Present

6 HIS-221: Themes in United States History General Education: Global Awareness

4 2

HIST-11 History of Women in America: Pre-Contact to 1877 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

HIST-12 History of Women in America: 1877 to Present 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3





Course Code


Semester Credits

HIST-18 History of California 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

HIST-20 and HIST-21

World History: Prehistory to 1500 CE and World History: 1500 CE- Present

6 HIS-109: World Civilization General Education: Global Awareness

4

2

JPN-1A Elementary Japanese I 4 General Education: Effective Communication 4

JPN-1B Elementary Japanese II 4 General Education: Effective Communication 4

JOURN-1 Beginning Reporting 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

JOURN-5 Introduction to Mass Communications 3 COM-126: Communications and the Media 3

KINS-66 Concepts of Physical Fitness 3 General Elective 3

LVN-110A Pharmacology- Vocational Nursing I 2 General Elective 2

LVN-110B Pharmacology-Vocational Nursing II 2 General Elective 2

LVN-111 LVN Fundamental Pharmacology Skills 0.5 General Elective 0.5

LVN-118 Psychology for Vocational Nursing 2 General Elective 2

LVN-121 Nursing of Adults and Children 6.5 General Elective 6.5

LVN-122 Nursing of Adults and Children 13 General Elective 13

LVN-123 Nursing of Adults and Children III 13 General Elective 13

MATH-4 MATLAB Programming 3 General Education: Critical Thinking 3

MATH-5 Contemporary Mathematics 3 MAT-144: College Mathematics 3

MATH-15 Elementary Statistics 4 MAT-274: Probability and Statistics 4

MATH-25 and MATH-30

College Trigonometry and College Algebra 8 MAT-250: College Algebra and Trigonometry General Education: Critical Thinking

4

4

MATH-45 Linear Algebra 4 General Education: Critical Thinking 4

MATH-50A Differential Calculus 4 MAT-252: Calculus and Analytic Geometry I 4

MATH-50B Integral Calculus 4 MAT-253: Calculus and Analytic Geometry II 4

MATH-50C Multivariable Calculus 4 MAT-254: Calculus and Analytic Geometry II 4

MATH-52 Math Lab for Transfer Level Mathematics 0.5-1 General Education: Critical Thinking 0.5-1

MATH-55 Differential Equations 4 General Education: Critical Thinking 4

MATH-120 Intermediate Algebra 4 MAT-134: Applications of Algebra 4

MATH-120L Math Lab for Intermediate Algebra 0.5-1 General Education: Critical Thinking 0.5.-1

MATH-194 Intermediate Algebra for Social Sciences and Business

4 General Education: Critical Thinking

4

MATH-372 Arithmetic for the College Student 4 General Education: Critical Thinking 4

MATH-372L Math Lab for College Arithmetic 0.5-1 General Education: Critical Thinking 0.5-1

MATH-376 Pre-Algebra 4 General Education: Critical Thinking 4

MATH-376L Math Lab for Pre-Algebra 0.5-1 General Education: Critical Thinking 0.5-1

MATH-380 Elementary Algebra

5 MAT-110: Basics of Algebra General Education: Critical Thinking

4 1

MATH-380L Math Lab for Elementary Algebra 0.5-1 General Education: Critical Thinking 0.5-1

MA-152 Medical Terminology 3 General Elective 3

METEO-1 Introduction to Meteorology 3 General Education: Critical Thinking 3

MUS-1 Introduction to Music 3 MUS-125: Music Theory I 3

MUS-22W Beginning Band Instruments: Woodwinds 1 MWE-113: Private Applied Instruction I 1

MUS-24A Beginning Class Piano I 1 MPC-109: Class Piano I 1

MUS-24B Beginning Class Piano II 1 MPC-259: Class Piano II 1

MUS-25A Intermediate Class Piano I 1 MPC-359: Class Piano III 1

MUS-25B Intermediate Class Piano II 1 MPC-459: Class Piano IV 1

MUS-26A Beginning Class Voice I 1 MVC-109: Class Voice I 1





Course Code


Semester Credits

MUS-26B Beginning Class Voice II 1 MVC-259: Class Voice II 1

MUS-59 Chorale 1 General Education: Global Awareness 1

MUS-61 Concert Band 1 General Education: Global Awareness 1

MUS-62 Jazz Orchestra 1 General Education: Global Awareness 1

MUS-63 Wind Ensemble 1 General Education: Global Awareness 1

MUS-64 Studio Band 1 General Education: Global Awareness 1

MUS-70 Oratorio Choir 1 General Education: Global Awareness 1

NAS-1 Introduction to Native American Studies 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

NAS-13 Native Cultures of Northwestern California 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

NAS-21 Native American History 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

NURS-10A Pharmacology in Professional Nursing-I 2 General Elective 2

NURS-10B Pharmacology in Professional Nursing-II 2 General Elective 2

NURS-21 Nursing Science and Practice I 9 General Elective 9

NURS-22 Nursing Science and Practice II 9 General Elective 9

NURS-23 Nursing Science and Practice III 9 General Elective 9

NURS-24 Nursing Science and Practice IV 10 General Elective 10

NURS-41 Supplemental Work in Nursing 0.5-4 General Elective 0.5-4

NURS-60A LVN/Paramedic-to-RN Transition Concepts 1 General Elective 1

NURS-163 Pediatric Nursing for Paramedic/ LVN-to-RN Transition


NURS-199 Current Topics in Professional Nursing 1 General Elective 1

OCEAN-10 Introduction to Oceanography 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

OCEAN-11 Laboratory in Oceanography 1 General Education: Global Awareness 1

OCEAN-12 Environmental Oceanography 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

PE-10 Running and Walking 0.5-1 General Elective 0.5-1

PE-12 Weight Training 1 General Elective 1

PE-13 Boot Camp Fitness 0.5-1 General Elective 0.5-1

PE-14 Defensive Tactics 0.5-1 General Elective 0.5-1

PE-15 Women’s Self Defense 1 General Elective 1

PE-20 Baseball Conditioning 2 General Elective 2

PE-21 Basketball 0.5-1 General Elective 0.5-1

PE-21A Beginning Basketball 0.5-1 General Elective 0.5-1

PE-22 Soccer 0.5-1 General Elective 0.5-1

PE-23 Conditioning for Fast pitch Softball 2 General Elective 2

PE-24 Touch Football 1 General Elective 1

PE-25 Volleyball 0.5-1 General Elective 0.5-1

PE-31 Jazz dance 0.5-1 General Elective 0.5-1

PE-32 Power Circuit 1-2 General Elective 1-2

PE-36 Hip Hop Dance 0.5-1 General Elective 0.5-1

PE-49 Intercollegiate Soccer- Men 2 General Elective 2

PE-50 Intercollegiate Baseball 2 General Elective 2

PE-51 Intercollegiate Basketball- Women 1 General Elective 1

PE-52 Intercollegiate Basketball- Men 0.5-2 General Elective 0.5-2

PE-53 Intercollegiate Cross County 2 General Elective 2

PE-54 Intercollegiate Football 2 General Elective 2

PE-56 Intercollegiate Fastpitch Softball 2 General Elective 2

PE-57 Intercollegiate Track and Field 2 General Elective 2

PE-58 Intercollegiate Volleyball 2 General Elective 2





Course Code


Semester Credits

PE-59 Intercollegiate Soccer- Women 2 General Elective 2

PE-64 Concepts of Strength Training 3 General Elective 3

PE-65 Introduction to Physical Education 3 General Elective 3

PE-67 Theory of Football 1 General Elective 1

PE-67B Theory of Football 2 1 General Elective 1

PE-68 Care and Prevention of Sports Injuries 3 General Elective 3

PE-80 Athletic Conditioning 0.5-2 General Elective 0.5-2

PE-90 Adaptive Resistive Training 0.-5-1 General Elective 0.-5-1

PE-93 Adaptive Aquatic Swimming 0.5-1 General Elective 0.5-1

PE-98 Adaptive Physical Education 1 General Elective 1

PE-300 Aquatic Calisthenics 0.5-1 General Elective 0.5-1

PE-302 Adaptive Conditioning 0.5-1 General Elective 0.5-1

PHIL-1 Critical Thinking 3 General Education: Critical Thinking 3

PHIL-10 and PHIL-20

Introduction to Philosophy and Ethics 6 PHI-103: Introduction to Philosophy and Ethics

General Education: Global Awareness

4

2

PHIL-15 Religions of the World 3

PHYSC-10 Introduction to Physical Science 3 PHY-102: Introduction to Physical Science 3

PHYS-2A General Physics I

4 PHY-111&PHY-111L: General Physics Lecture and Lab

4

PHYS-2B General Physics II

4 PHY-112&PHY-112L: General Physics II Lecture and Lab

4

PHYS-4A Calculus-Based Physics: Mechanics 4 General Education: Critical Thinking 4

PHYS-4B Calculus-Based Physics: Electricity & Magnetism 4 General Education: Critical Thinking 4

PHYS-4C Calculus-based Physics: Heat, Optics, Waves, and Modern Physics

4 General Education: Critical Thinking 4

PHYS-10 Conceptual Physics 3 General Education: Critical Thinking 3

POLSC-1 Political Controversies 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

POLSC-3 Modern World Problems 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

POLSC-10 Government and Politics 3 POS-345: Comparative Government 3

POLSC-12 State and Local Politics 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

POLSC-13 Environmental Politics and Policy 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

POLSC-20 Comparative Politics 3 POS-345: Comparative Government 3

POLSC-30 Campaigns and Elections 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

PSYCH-1 General Psychology 3 PSY-102: General Psychology 3

PSYCH-2 Research Methods in Psychology 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

PSYCH-3 Psychology of Sexuality 3 PSY-225: Human Sexuality 3

PSYCH-11 Lifespan Development 3 PSY-357: Lifespan Development 3

PSYCH-20 Biological Psychology 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

PSYCH-30 Social Psychology 3 PSY-369: Social Psychology 3

PSYCH-33 Personal Growth and Adjustment 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

PSYCH-38 Abnormal Psychology 3 PSY-470: Abnormal Psychology 3

SNLAN-1A Elementary American Sign Language I 4 General Education: Effective Communication 4

SNLAN-1B Elementary American Sign Language II 4 General Education: Effective Communication 4

SOC-1 Introduction to Sociology 3 SOC-102: Principles of Sociology 3

SOC-2 Social Problems 3 SOC-220: Social Problems 3

SOC-3 Human Sexuality 3 PSY-225: Human Sexuality 3

SOC-5 Introduction to Race and Ethic Relations 3 SOC-415: American Minority Peoples 3





Course Code


Semester Credits

SOC-9 Introduction to Women’s Studies 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

SOC-10 Family and Intimate Relationship’s 3 SOC-320: Marriage and Family 3

SOC-13 Environment, Culture, Society 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

SOC-33 Death and Dying: Transition and Growth 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

SOC-34 Introduction to Social Work 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

SOC-38 Field Placement Seminar I 2 General Education: Global Awareness 2

SOC-42 Supervised Occupational Work Experience 2.5 General Education: Global Awareness 2.5

SPAN-1A Elementary Spanish I 4 SPA-104: Elementary Spanish I 4

SPAN-1B Elementary Spanish II 4 SPA-105: Elementary Spanish II 4

SPAN-2A Intermediate Spanish I 4 SPA-214: Intermediate Spanish I 4

SPAN-2B Intermediate Spanish II 4 SPA-224: Intermediate Spanish II 4

SPAN-11A Beginning Conversational Spanish I 3 General Education: Effective Communication 3

SPAN-11B Beginning Conversational Spanish II 3 General Education: Effective Communication 3

SPAN-99A Latin American Cinema 1 General Education: Effective Communication 1

SPAN-99B International Latino Film Festival Workshop 1 General Education: Effective Communication 1

SPCH-1 Public Speaking 3 COM-210: Public Speaking 3

SPCH-6 Small Group Communication 3 General Education: Effective Communication 3

SPCH-7 Interpersonal Communication 3 General Education: Effective Communication 3

Appendix C: Transfer Guides



Associate of Science Degree: Administration of Justice – Bachelor of Science in Justice Studies

The following table outlines the requirements needed to receive an Associate of Science Degree: Administration of Justice from College of the Redwoods. Within the table we have identified preferred courses from College of the Redwoods that will be applicable towards Grand Canyon University’s Bachelor of Science in Justice Studies. The following will be used in evaluating official transcripts.

College of the Redwoods– Associate of Science Degree: Administration of Justice

Credits Bachelor of Science in Justice Studies GCU Applied Semester Credits

General Education: 20

AJ-1: Introduction to Administration of Justice 3 JUS-104: Introduction to Justice Studies 3

Natural Science:

AG-3,17, 23: ASTRO-10,11, 15A; BIOL-1, 3, 5,8,9,15, 20; CET-10; CHEM-1A, 2,10; ENVSC-10,12, 15; GEOG-1; GEOL-1,2,10,15; METEO-1, OCEAN-10,11, 12; PHYS-2A,4A,10;PHYSC-10


Humanities:

ART-1A, 1B, 2,4,10,11,17; CINE-1,2,6; DRAM-24; ENGL-9, 10,17,18,20, 22,47, 60,61; ENVSC-11, FRNC-IA, 1B; GERM-1A, 1-B; JPN-1A,1B; MUS-1,2A, 10, 12; PHIL-1,10,12,15,20; SNLAN-1A,1B; SPAN-1A, 1B, 2A, 2B

3 General Education: Global Awareness or Effective Communication

3

Language and Rationality:

ENG-1A: Analytical Reading and Writing 4 ENG-105: English Composition I 4

SPCH-1 or SPCH-6 or SPCH-7 3 General Education: Effective Communication 3

MATH-5: Contemporary Mathematics 3 MAT-144: College Mathematics 3

Program Major: 29

AJ-2: Introduction to Law Enforcement 3 JUS-320: The Police Function 3

AJ-3: Introduction to Corrections 3 JUS-330: The Correctional Function 3

AJ-4: Criminal Law 4 JUS-230: Fundamentals of Criminal Law 4

AJ-5: Crime and Delinquency 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

AJ-6: Introduction to Evidence 4 JUS-355: Physical Evidence I 4

AJ-7: Current Issues in Administration of Justice 3 JUS-250: Critical Issues in Criminal Justice 3

AJ-8: Introduction to Investigation 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

AJ-10: Juvenile Justice 3 JUS-452: Juvenile Delinquency and Justice 3

AJ-11: Great American Criminal Trials 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

Additional Courses (13 Units from the following):

AJ-190F,AJ-190S, AJ-191, AJ-199, ANTH-1, ANTH-3, CIS-1, CE-42, PE, PSYCH-1, PSYCH-33, PSYCH-38, SOC-1, SOC-2, SOC-3, SOC-5, SOC-10, SPAN-1A

13 General Education: Global Awareness, Effective Communication or Elective

13

Minimum Number of Credits Required for Associate of Science Degree: Administration of Justice at College of the Redwoods

61

Total Credits Applied Towards Grand Canyon University’s Bachelor of Science in Justice Studies 61

The following table outlines the requirements needed to receive a Bachelor of Science in Justice Studies from Grand Canyon University.

Course # Bachelor of Science in Justice Studies Semester Credits

University Foundation and Christian Worldview Requirement – 8 credits

UNV- 10 University Success in the College of Education 4

CWV- 101/301 Christian Worldview 4

Program Major Requirement Remaining – 24 credits




JUS-110 Crime and Criminology 4

PHI-305 Ethical Thinking in the Liberal Arts 4

JUS-325 The Adjudication Function 4

JUS-430 Criminal Law 4

SOC-400 Social Research and Statistics 4

EMM-442 Terrorism Impact on Emergency Management 4

General Electives credits required to reach 120 (12 credits must be upper division) 27

Total Credits Completed at Grand Canyon University 59

Transfer Credits Applied From Associate of Science Degree: Administration of Justice 61 semester credits

University Foundation, Christian Worldview and General Education – Grand Canyon University 8 semester credits

Program Major Requirement - Grand Canyon University 24 semester credits

General Elective Credits- Grand Canyon University 27 semester credits

Total Credit Hours Needed to Complete Bachelor of Science in Justice Studies at Grand Canyon University

120 credits

*Traditional campus students who have transferred in a minimum of 24 college level credits and have a 3.0 GPA or higher can waive the University Foundations course, UNV-303. For additional graduation requirements, please see the http://www.gcu.edu/Policy-Handbook.php. To obtain a baccalaureate degree at Grand Canyon University (GCU), a student must earn a minimum of 36 semester credits in upper division (300 or above) courses. A minimum of 120 credits are required for completion of this program of study. If taking one course at a time, this program will take on average 48 months at GCU. Students with transfer credit that applies to this program will shorten the time to completion from that stated on this transfer guide. Please contact your Academic Advisor for more information. All Grand Canyon University programs follow a Program of Study, which can be changed by the University at any time. All Programs of Study are subject to the terms, conditions, and policies outlined in the University’s enrollment application and the http://www.gcu.edu/Policy-Handbook.php.






Associate of Science: Business General – Bachelor of Science in Accounting

The following table outlines the requirements needed to receive an Associate of Science: Business General from College of the Redwoods. Within the table we have identified preferred courses from College of the Redwoods that will be applicable towards Grand Canyon University’s Bachelor of Science in Accounting. The following will be used in evaluating official transcripts.

College of the Redwoods– Associate of Science: Business General

Credits Bachelor of Science in Accounting GCU Applied Semester Credits


BUS-10: Intro to Business 3 General Elective 3

Natural Science:



Humanities:



3





Program Major: 42

BUS-1A: Principles of Accounting 4 ACC-250: Financial Accounting 4

BUS-1B: Principles of Accounting 4 ACC-350: Managerial Accounting 4

BUS-18: Business law 4 BUS-340: Ethical and Legal Issues in Business 4

BUS-35: Strategic Marketing 4 MKT-245: Principles of Marketing 4

BUS-52: Business Communications` 3 General Education: Effective Communication 3

BUS-69: Business Plan Development 4 General Elective 4

CIS-1: College Computer Literacy 4 General Elective 4

ECON-1: Macroeconomics and ECON-10: Microeconomics

6 ECN-220: Introduction to Economics General Education: Critical Thinking

4

2

Additional Courses: Take 9 from the following:

BT-3, BT-16, BT-17, BT-50, BT-51, BT-63, BUS-34, BUS-68, RE-10

9 General Education 9

Minimum Number of Credits Required for Associate of Science: Business General at College of the Redwoods 61

Total Credits Applied Towards Grand Canyon University’s Bachelor of Science in Accounting 60

The following table outlines the requirements needed to receive a Bachelor of Science in Accounting from Grand Canyon University.

Course # Bachelor of Science in Accounting Semester Credits





MGT-420 Organizational Behavior and Management 4

BUS-352 Business Statistics 4

FIN-350 Fundamentals of Business Finance 4




ACC-370 Intermediate Accounting I 4

ACC-371 Intermediate Accounting II 4

ACC-360 Cost Accounting 4

ACC-460 Taxation 4

ACC-485 Advanced Accounting 4

MGT-455 Production/Operations Management 4

ACC-491 Auditing 4

BUS-485 Strategic Management 4


Transfer Credits Applied From Associate of Science: Business General 60 semester credits



Total Credit Hours Needed to Complete Bachelor of Science in Accounting at Grand Canyon University

120 credits







Associate of Science: Business General – Bachelor of Science in Applied Management

The following table outlines the requirements needed to receive an Associate of Science: Business General from College of the Redwoods. Within the table we have identified preferred courses from College of the Redwoods that will be applicable towards Grand Canyon University’s Bachelor of Science in Applied Management. The following will be used in evaluating official transcripts.


Credits Bachelor of Science in Applied Management GCU Applied Semester Credits



Natural Science:



Humanities:



3





Program Major: 42










4

2





Total Credits Applied Towards Grand Canyon University’s Bachelor of Science in Applied Management 62

The following table outlines the requirements needed to receive a Bachelor of Science in Applied Management from Grand Canyon University.

Course # Bachelor of Science in Applied Management Semester Credits





PSC-410 Servant Leadership 4





AMP-434 Human Resources 4

AMP-415 Financial Decision Making 4

AMP-425 Marketing Environment 4

AMP-492 Organizational Change and Development 4

PSC-450 Project Management 4

PSC-495 Action Research Project 4

General Electives needed to reach 120 14






Total Credit Hours Needed to Complete Bachelor of Science in Applied Management at Grand Canyon University

120 credits







Associate of Science: Business General – Bachelor of Science in Business Management

The following table outlines the requirements needed to receive an Associate of Science: Business General from College of the Redwoods. Within the table we have identified preferred courses from College of the Redwoods that will be applicable towards Grand Canyon University’s Bachelor of Science in Business Management. The following will be used in evaluating official transcripts.


Credits Bachelor of Science in Business Management

GCU Applied Semester Credits



Natural Science:



Humanities:



3





Program Major: 42










4

2





Total Credits Applied Towards Grand Canyon University’s Bachelor of Science in Business Management 61

The following table outlines the requirements needed to receive a Bachelor of Science in Business Management from Grand Canyon University.

Course # Bachelor of Science in Business Management Semester Credits





MGT- 240 Introduction to Management 4

BUS- 352 Business Statistics 4




FIN- 350 Fundamentals of Business Finance 4

MGT- 420 Organizational Behavior and Management 4

MGT- 410 Servant Leadership 4

MGT- 434 Human Resources 4

ENT- 435 Intrapreneurship and Innovation 4

MGT- 455 Production/Operations Management 4

MGT- 492 Organizational Change and Development 4

BUS- 485 Strategic Management 4






General Elective Credit- Grand Canyon University 11 semester credits

Total Credit Hours Needed to Complete Bachelor of Science in Business Management at Grand Canyon University

120 credits







Associate of Science: Business General – Bachelor of Science in Business Administration

The following table outlines the requirements needed to receive an Associate of Science: Business General from College of the Redwoods. Within the table we have identified preferred courses from College of the Redwoods that will be applicable towards Grand Canyon University’s Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. The following will be used in evaluating official transcripts.


Credits Bachelor of Science in Business Administration




Natural Science:



Humanities:



3





Program Major: 42










4

2





Total Credits Applied Towards Grand Canyon University’s Bachelor of Science in Business Administration 61

The following table outlines the requirements needed to receive a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from Grand Canyon University.

Course # Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Semester Credits











ECN- 360 Intermediate Economics 4

FIN- 450 Intermediate Finance 4

ACC- 486 Financial Statement Analysis 4


MKT- 450 Marketing Management 4


General Elective Credits needed to reach 120 15





General Electives- Grand Canyon University 15 semester credits

Total Credit Hours Needed to Complete Bachelor of Science in Business Administration at Grand Canyon University

120 credits







Associate of Science: Business General – Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurial Studies

The following table outlines the requirements needed to receive an Associate of Science: Business General from College of the Redwoods. Within the table we have identified preferred courses from College of the Redwoods that will be applicable towards Grand Canyon University’s Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurial Studies. The following will be used in evaluating official transcripts.


Credits Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurial Studies




Natural Science:



Humanities:



3





Program Major: 42










4

2





Total Credits Applied Towards Grand Canyon University’s Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurial Studies 61

The following table outlines the requirements needed to receive a Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurial Studies from Grand Canyon University.

Course # Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurial Studies Semester Credits






BUS-352 Business Statistics 4




FIN-350 Fundamentals of Business Finance 4

ENT-320 Public Relations and Networking 4

ENT-420 New Venture Financing 4

ENT- 435 Intrapreneurship and Innovation 4

MGT-455 Production/Operations Management 4

ENT-445 Business Planning for Entrepreneurs 4

BUS-485 Strategic Management 4







Total Credit Hours Needed to Complete Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurial Studies at Grand Canyon University

120 credits







Associate of Science: Business General – Bachelor of Science in Finance and Economics

The following table outlines the requirements needed to receive an Associate of Science: Business General from College of the Redwoods. Within the table we have identified preferred courses from College of the Redwoods that will be applicable towards Grand Canyon University’s Bachelor of Science in Finance and Economics. The following will be used in evaluating official transcripts.


Credits Bachelor of Science in Finance and Economics




Natural Science:



Humanities:



3





Program Major: 42










4

2





Total Credits Applied Towards Grand Canyon University’s Bachelor of Science in Finance and Economics 61

The following table outlines the requirements needed to receive a Bachelor of Science in Finance and Economics from Grand Canyon University.

Course # Bachelor of Science in Finance and Economics Semester Credits











ECN- 360 Intermediate Economics 4

FIN- 450 Intermediate Finance 4

FIN- 451 Investments and Portfolio Management 4


ECN- 450 International Trade and Finance 4








Total Credit Hours Needed to Complete Bachelor of Science in Finance and Economics at Grand Canyon University

120 credits

*Traditional campus students who have transferred in a minimum of 24 college level credits and have a 3.0 GPA or higher can waive the University Foundations course, UNV-303. For additional graduation requirements, please see the http://www.gcu.edu/Policy-Handbook.php. To obtain a baccalaureate degree at Grand Canyon University (GCU), a student must earn a minimum of 36 semester credits in upper division (300 or above) courses. A minimum of 120 credits are required for completion of this program of study. If taking one course at a time, this program will take on average 48 months at GCU. Students with transfer credit that applies to this program will shorten the time to completion from that stated on this transfer guide. Please contact your Academic Advisor for more information. All Grand Canyon University programs follow a Program of Study, which can be changed by the University at any time. All Programs of Study are subject to the terms,

conditions, and policies outlined in the University’s enrollment application and the http://www.gcu.edu/Policy-Handbook.php.






Associate of Science: Business General – Bachelor of Science in Marketing

The following table outlines the requirements needed to receive an Associate of Science: Business General from College of the Redwoods. Within the table we have identified preferred courses from College of the Redwoods that will be applicable towards Grand Canyon University’s Bachelor of Science in Marketing. The following will be used in evaluating official transcripts.


Credits Bachelor of Science in Marketing GCU Applied Semester Credits



Natural Science:



Humanities:



3





Program Major: 42










4

2





Total Credits Applied Towards Grand Canyon University’s Bachelor of Science in Marketing 61

The following table outlines the requirements needed to receive a Bachelor of Science in Marketing from Grand Canyon University.

Course # Bachelor of Science in Marketing Semester Credits




Program Major Requirement Remaining –40 credits

BUS- 340 Ethical and Legal Issues in Business 4







MKT- 345 Buyer and Consumer Behavior 4

MKT- 415 Promotion and Advertising 4

MKT- 445 Marketing Research and Reporting 4


MKT- 450 Marketing Management 4








Total Credit Hours Needed to Complete Bachelor of Science in Marketing at Grand Canyon University

120 credits







Associate of Science: Business General – Bachelor of Science in Sports Management

The following table outlines the requirements needed to receive an Associate of Science: Business General from College of the Redwoods. Within the table we have identified preferred courses from College of the Redwoods that will be applicable towards Grand Canyon University’s Bachelor of Science in Sports Management. The following will be used in evaluating official transcripts.


Credits Bachelor of Science in Sports Management GCU Applied Semester Credits



Natural Science:



Humanities:



3





Program Major: 42










4

2





Total Credits Applied Towards Grand Canyon University’s Bachelor of Science in Sports Management 61

The following table outlines the requirements needed to receive a Bachelor of Science in Sports Management from Grand Canyon University.

Course # Bachelor of Science in Sports Management Semester Credits





BUS- 232 Introduction to Sports Management 4








MKT- 373 Sports Marketing 4

BUS- 364 Sports Law 4

BUS- 372 Sports Event Planning 4


General Elective credits required to reach 120 14






Total Credit Hours Needed to Complete Bachelor of Science in Sports Management at Grand Canyon University

120 credits







Associate of Science: Early Childhood Education – Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood Education

The following table outlines the requirements needed to receive an Associate of Science: Early Childhood Education from College of the Redwoods. Within the table we have identified preferred courses from College of the Redwoods that will be applicable towards Grand Canyon University’s Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood Education. The following will be used in evaluating official transcripts.

College of the Redwoods– Associate of Science: Early Childhood Education

Credits Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood Education


Social Science: 3

AJ-1; ANTH-1,2,3,5;BUS-10; ECE-2; ECON-1,10,20; GEOG-2; HIS-4,5,7, 8,9,11,12, JOURN-5; NAS-1, 21; POLSC-1,3,10, 12; PSYCH-1,11, 30; SOC-1,2,3,5


Natural Science: 3



Humanities: 3



3

Language and Rationality:10




Program Major: 24

ECE-1: Principles and Practices of Teaching Young Children

3 ECH-125: Foundations of Early Childhood

3

ECE-2: Child Growth and Development and ECE-6: Child Health, Safety and Nutrition

6 ECH-235: Child Growth and Development General Education: Global Awareness

4 2

ECE-5: The Child in the Family and Community 3 ECH-325: Child, Family, Community, and Culture

3

ECE-7: Introduction to Early Childhood Curriculum


ECE-9: Observation and Assessment in ECE 3 General Elective 3

ECE-10: Field Experience in Early Childhood Education


ECE-18: Teaching in a Diverse Society 3 General Elective 3

Additional Courses: (3 Units from the following)

ECE-12: Administration of Program for Young Children I


ECE-13: Administration of Program for Young Children II


General Elective 14 General Elective 14

Minimum Number of Credits Required for Associate of Science: Early Childhood Education at College of the Redwoods

60

Total Credits Applied Towards Grand Canyon University’s Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood Education 52




The following table outlines the requirements needed to receive a Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood Education from Grand Canyon University.

Course # Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood Education Semester Credits





EDU 210 Foundations of Education 4

EDU 225 Instructional Technology 4

SPE 226 Educating the Exceptional Learner 4

EDU 213 Educational Psychology 4

ECH 225 Introduction to the Exceptional Learner 4

ESL 223N SEI English Language Teaching: Foundations & Methodologies 3

POS 301 Arizona and Federal Government 2

ECH 335 Instructional Teaching Methodologies: Language, Math, Science, Social Studies, and the Arts 4

PSY 354 Child Psychology 4

ECH 425 Early Literacy Development 4

EDU 450 Classroom Engagement and Management 4

ECH 435 Development and Functional Assessment: Birth to Pre-School 4

ESL 433N Advanced Methodologies of Structured English Immersion 3

ECH 480 Student Teaching: Birth to Pre- School 6

ECH 485 Student Teaching: K-3 6


Transfer Credits Applied From Associate of Science: Early Childhood Education 52 semester credits



Total Credit Hours Needed to Complete Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood Education at Grand Canyon University

120 credits







Associate of Science: Corrections – Bachelor of Science in Public Safety and Emergency Management

The following table outlines the requirements needed to receive an Associate of Science: Corrections from College of the Redwoods. Within the table we have identified preferred courses from College of the Redwoods that will be applicable towards Grand Canyon University’s Bachelor of Science in Public Safety and Emergency Management. The following will be used in evaluating official transcripts.

College of the Redwoods– Associate of Science: Corrections

Credits Bachelor of Science in Public Safety and Emergency Management




Natural Science:



Humanities:



3





Program Major: 25

AJ-3: Introduction to Corrections 3 JUS-330: The Correctional Function 3

AJ-5: Crime and Delinquency 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

AJ-6: Introduction to Evidence 4 JUS-355: Physical Evidence I 4

AJ-7: Current Issues in Administration of Justice 3 JUS-250: Critical Issues in Criminal Justice 3

AJ-8: Introduction to Investigation 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

AJ-50: Control and Supervision of Inmates 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

AJ-51: Correctional Law 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

AJ-52: Correctional Interviewing and Counseling 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

AJ-53: Prison Gangs and the Inmate Subculture 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

Additional Courses: 17

ADCT-10, ADCT-13, AJ-4, AJ-11, AJ-190F, AJ-190S, ANTH-3, CIS-1, CE-42 or AJ,42,PSYCH-1, PSYCH-33, PSYCH-38, SOC-1, SOC-2, SOC-5, SOC-10, SPAN-1A, SPAN-1B


17

Minimum Number of Credits Required for Associate of Science: Corrections at College of the Redwoods 61

Total Credits Applied Towards Grand Canyon University’s Bachelor of Science in Public Safety and Emergency Management

61

The following table outlines the requirements needed to receive a Bachelor of Science in Public Safety and Emergency Management from Grand Canyon University.

Course # Bachelor of Science in Public Safety and Emergency Management Semester Credits








PSC- 410 Servant Leadership 4


EMM- 300 History and Development of Emergency Management 4

EMM- 305 Emergency Operations and Techniques 4

EMM- 415 Disaster Response and Recovery 4

EMM- 442 Terrorism’s Impact on Emergency Management 4

PSC- 450 Project Management 4

PSC- 495 Action Research Project 4

General Elective Credits Required to meet 120 15


Transfer Credits Applied From Associate of Science: Corrections 61 semester credits




Total Credit Hours Needed to Complete Bachelor of Science in Public Safety and Emergency Management at Grand Canyon University

120 credits







Associate of Science: Fire Technology – Bachelor of Science: Public Safety and Emergency Management

The following table outlines the requirements needed to receive an Associate of Science: Fire Technology from College of the Redwoods. Within the table we have identified preferred courses from College of the Redwoods that will be applicable towards Grand Canyon University’s Bachelor of Science: Public Safety and Emergency Management. The following will be used in evaluating official transcripts.

College of the Redwoods– Associate of Science: Fire Technology

Credits Bachelor of Science: Public Safety and Emergency Management




Natural Science:



Humanities:



3





Program Major: 21

FT-1: Fire Protection Organization 3 General Elective 3

FT-2: Fire Behavior and Combustion 3 General Elective 3

FT-3: Principles of Fire and Emergency Services 3 General Elective 3

FT-4: Fire Prevention 3 General Elective 3

FT-5: Fire Protection Systems 3 General Elective 3

FT-6: Building Construction for Fire Protection 3 General Elective 3

HO-159: Emergency Medical Technician1 3 General Elective 3

Electives 20 General Elective 20

Minimum Number of Credits Required for Associate of Science: Fire Technology at College of the Redwoods 60

Total Credits Applied Towards Grand Canyon University’s Bachelor of Science: Public Safety and Emergency Management

60

The following table outlines the requirements needed to receive a Bachelor of Science: Public Safety and Emergency Management from Grand Canyon University.

Course # Bachelor of Science: Public Safety and Emergency Management Semester Credits





PSC- 410 Servant Leadership 4


EMM- 300 History and Development of Emergency Management 4

EMM- 305 Emergency Operations and Techniques 4

EMM- 415 Disaster Response and Recovery 4




EMM- 442 Terrorism’s Impact on Emergency Management 4

PSC- 450 Project Management 4

PSC- 495 Action Research Project 4

General Electives Required to Reach 120 16


Transfer Credits Applied From Associate of Science: Fire Technology 60 semester credits




Total Credit Hours Needed to Complete Bachelor of Science: Public Safety and Emergency Management at Grand Canyon University

120 credits







Associate of Science: Registered Nurse – Registered Nurse to Bachelor of Science in Nursing (RN to BSN)

The following table outlines the requirements needed to receive an Associate of Science: Registered Nurse from College of the Redwoods. Within the table we have identified preferred courses from College of the Redwoods that will be applicable towards Grand Canyon University’s Registered Nurse to Bachelor of Science in Nursing (RN to BSN) . The following will be used in evaluating official transcripts.

College of the Redwoods– Associate of Science: Registered Nurse

Credits Registered Nurse to Bachelor of Science in Nursing (RN to BSN)



BIOL-1: General Biology 4 BIO-100&BIO-100L: Biology Concepts Lecture and Lab

4

ENGL-1A: Analytical Reading and Writing 4 ENG-105: English Composition I 3

MATH-120: Intermediate Algebra 4 MAT-134: Applications of Algebra 4

PSYCH-1: General Psychology or PSYCH-11: Life Span Development

3 PSY-102: General Psychology or PSY-357: Lifespan Development

3

SPCH-1: Public Speaking or SPCH-6: Small Group Communication or SPCH-7: Interpersonal Communication

3 General Education: Effective Communication 3

Humanities (Choose 1 course)



3

Program Major: 15

BIOL-2: Microbiology 4 BIO-205&BIO-205L: Microbiology 4

BIOL-6: Human Anatomy and BIOL-7: Human Physiology

8 BIO-201&BIO-201L: Human Anatomy and Physiology I Lecture and Lab and BIO-202&BIO-202L: Human Anatomy and Physiology II Lecture and Lab

8

HO-15: Nutrition 3 BIO-319: Applied Nutrition 3

Additional Courses: 3

ANTH-3 or SOC-1 or SOC-2 3 General Education: Global Awareness 3

Program Requirements: 41

NURS-10A: Pharmacology in Professional Nursing

2 General Elective

2

NURS-10B: Pharmacology in Professional Nursing II


NURS-21: Nursing Science and Practice I 9 General Elective 9

NURS-22: Nursing Science and Practice II 9 General Elective 9

NURS-23: Nursing Science and Practice III 9 General Elective 9

NURS-24: Nursing Science and Practice III 10 General Elective 10

Minimum Number of Credits Required for Associate of Science: Registered Nurse at College of the Redwoods

79

Total Credits Applied Towards Grand Canyon University’s Registered Nurse to Bachelor of Science in Nursing (RN to BSN)

79

The following table outlines the requirements needed to receive a Registered Nurse to Bachelor of Science in Nursing (RN to BSN) from Grand Canyon University.

Course # Registered Nurse to Bachelor of Science in Nursing (RN to BSN) Semester Credits





NRS-430V Professional Dynamics 3

NRS-429V Family-Centered Health Promotion 3

NRS-434V Health Assessment 3

NRS-427V Concepts in Community and Public Health 3

HLT-362V Applied Statistics for Health Care Professionals 3

NRS-433V Introduction to Nursing Research 3

NRS-437V Ethical Decision Making in Health Care 3

HLT-310V Spirituality in Health Care 3

NRS-451V Nursing Leadership 3

NRS-410V Pathophysiology and Nursing Management of Clients Health 3

NRS-440V Trends and Issues in Health Care 3

NRS-441V Professional Capstone Project 3

General Elective Credits required to reach 120 5


Transfer Credits Applied From Associate of Science: Registered Nurse 79 semester credits



Total Credit Hours Needed to Complete Registered Nurse to Bachelor of Science in Nursing (RN to BSN) at Grand Canyon University

120 credits







Associate in Liberal Arts: Humanities and Communications – Bachelor of Arts in Communication

The following table outlines the requirements needed to receive an Associate in Liberal Arts: Humanities and Communications from College of the Redwoods. Within the table we have identified preferred courses from College of the Redwoods that will be applicable towards Grand Canyon University’s Bachelor of Arts in Communication. The following will be used in evaluating official transcripts.

College of the Redwoods– Associate in Liberal Arts: Humanities and

Communications

Credits Bachelor of Arts in Communication GCU Applied Semester Credits

Language and Rationality: 10




Humanities: 3



3

Social Science: 3



Natural Science: 3



Program Major: 18

ART-1A, 1B; ENGL-1B, 9,10,17,18, 32, 33, 60,61, FRNC-1A, 1B; GERM-1A, 1B; HIST-4,5,8,9,20, 21; JPN-1A, 1B; JOUR-5; PHIL-1,10,15,20; SNLAN-1A,1B; SPAN-1A,1B,2A,2B; SPCH-1,6,7


18

General Elective Credits 23 General Elective 23

Minimum Number of Credits Required for Associate in Liberal Arts: Humanities and Communications at College of the Redwoods

60

Total Credits Applied Towards Grand Canyon University’s Bachelor of Arts in Communication 60

The following table outlines the requirements needed to receive a Bachelor of Arts in Communication from Grand Canyon University.

Course # Bachelor of Arts in Communication Semester Credits





COM-100 Fundamentals of Communication 4

COM-222 Small Group Communication 4

COM-263 Elements of Intercultural Communication 4


COM-355 Communication Research Methods 4

COM-312 Conflict and Negotiation 4




COM-451 Relational Communication 4

COM-362 Argumentation and Advocacy 4

COM-370 Principles of Public Relations 4

COM-456 Organizational Communication 4

COM-472 Training and Development 4

COM-475 Communication Campaigns 4

General Elective Credits required to meet 120 4


Transfer Credits Applied From Associate in Liberal Arts: Humanities and Communications 60 semester credits




Total Credit Hours Needed to Complete Bachelor of Arts in Communication at Grand Canyon University

120 credits







Associate in Liberal Arts: Behavioral and Social Science – Bachelor of Arts in Christian Studies

The following table outlines the requirements needed to receive an Associate in Liberal Arts: Behavioral and Social Science from College of the Redwoods. Within the table we have identified preferred courses from College of the Redwoods that will be applicable towards Grand Canyon University’s Bachelor of Arts in Christian Studies. The following will be used in evaluating official transcripts.

College of the Redwoods– Associate in Liberal Arts: Behavioral and Social Science

Credits Bachelor of Arts in Christian Studies GCU Applied Semester Credits





Humanities: 3



3

Social Science: 3



Natural Science: 3



Program Major: 18

Choose 9 units from the following: AJ-1,

ANTH-3, HIST-8 or HIS-9, POLSC-10, PSYCH-1, SOC-1


Choose 9 units from the following: AJ-1, AJ-4,

AJ-5, approved ANTH Course, ECON-20, GEOG-2, HIST-4, HIST-5, HIST-8, HIST-9, HIST-20, HIST-21, JOUR-5, NAS-1 or NAS-21, POLSC-1, POLSC-10, POLSC-12, POLSC-20, POLSC-30, PSYCH-1, PSYCH-2, PSYCH-11, PSYCH-20, PSYCH-30, PSYCH-33, PSYCH-38, SOC-1, SOC-2, SOC-3, SOC-5, SOC-9, SOC-10, SOC-33, SOC-34, SOC-38



Minimum Number of Credits Required for Associate in Liberal Arts: Behavioral and Social Science at College of the Redwoods

60

Total Credits Applied Towards Grand Canyon University’s Bachelor of Arts in Christian Studies 60

The following table outlines the requirements needed to receive a Bachelor of Arts in Christian Studies from Grand Canyon University.

Course # Bachelor of Arts in Christian Studies Semester Credits








BIB-104 Old Testament Historical Prescriptive 4

BIB-105 New Testament Historical Prescriptive 4

INT-244 World Religions 4


MIN-350 Spiritual Formation for Christian Leaders 4

BIB-351 Moses and the Prophets 4

BIB-354 Jesus and His Interpreters 4

BIB-355 Biblical Interpretation and Application 4

HTH-359 Systematic Theology 4

HTH-379 History of Christianity 4

HTH-469 Contemporary Theology 4

CHL-465 Christian Leadership in the 21st Century 4



Transfer Credits Applied From Associate in Liberal Arts: Behavioral and Social Science 60 semester credits




Total Credit Hours Needed to Complete Bachelor of Arts in Christian Studies at Grand Canyon University

120 credits

*Traditional campus students who have transferred in a minimum of 24 college level credits and have a 3.0 GPA or higher can waive the University Foundations course, UNV-303. For additional graduation requirements, please see the To obtain a baccalaureate degree at Grand Canyon University (GCU), a student must earn a minimum of 36 semester credits in upper division (300 or above) courses http://www.gcu.edu/Policy-Handbook.php. A minimum of 120 credits are required for completion of this program of study. If taking one course at a time, this program will take on average 48 months at GCU. Students with transfer credit that applies to this program will shorten the time to completion from that stated on this transfer guide. Please contact your Academic Advisor for more information. All Grand Canyon University programs follow a Program of Study, which can be changed by the University at any time. All Programs of Study are subject to the terms, conditions, and policies outlined in the University’s enrollment application and the http://www.gcu.edu/Policy-Handbook.php.






Associate in Liberal Arts: Behavioral and Social Science – Bachelor of Arts in History

The following table outlines the requirements needed to receive an Associate in Liberal Arts: Behavioral and Social Science from College of the Redwoods. Within the table we have identified preferred courses from College of the Redwoods that will be applicable towards Grand Canyon University’s Bachelor of Arts in History. The following will be used in evaluating official transcripts.

College of the Redwoods– Associate in Liberal Arts: Behavioral and Social Science

Credits Bachelor of Arts in History GCU Applied Semester Credits




MATH-5: Contemporary Mathematics 3 MAT-144: Applications of Algebra 3

Humanities: 3



3

Social Science: 3



Natural Science: 3



Program Major: 18

Choose 9 units from the following: AJ-1,

ANTH-3, HIST-8 or HIS-9, POLSC-10, PSYCH-1, SOC-1


Choose 9 units from the following: AJ-1, AJ-4,

AJ-5, approved ANTH Course, ECON-20, GEOG-2, HIST-4, HIST-5, HIST-8, HIST-9, HIST-20, HIST-21, JOUR-5, NAS-1 or NAS-21, POLSC-1, POLSC-10, POLSC-12, POLSC-20, POLSC-30, PSYCH-1, PSYCH-2, PSYCH-11, PSYCH-20, PSYCH-30, PSYCH-33, PSYCH-38, SOC-1, SOC-2, SOC-3, SOC-5, SOC-9, SOC-10, SOC-33, SOC-34, SOC-38



Minimum Number of Credits Required for Associate in Liberal Arts: Behavioral and Social Science at College of the Redwoods

60

Total Credits Applied Towards Grand Canyon University’s Bachelor of Arts in History 60

The following table outlines the requirements needed to receive a Bachelor of Arts in History from Grand Canyon University.

Course # Bachelor of Arts in History Semester Credits








HIS- 221 Themes in United States History 4

HIS- 109 World Civilization 4

HIS- 247 History and Historians 4

PHI- 305 Ethical Thinking in the Liberal Arts 4

HIS- 318 Near-Eastern History 4

HIS- 320 Modern Middle East 4

HIS- 331 20th Century World 4

HIS- 344 Colonial and Revolutionary America 4

HIS- 354 England to 1688 4

HIS- 460 Russian History 4

HIS- 465 History of Modern East Asia 4



Transfer Credits Applied From Associate in Liberal Arts: Behavioral and Social Science 60 semester credits




Total Credit Hours Needed to Complete Bachelor of Arts in History at Grand Canyon University 120 credits

*Traditional campus students who have transferred in a minimum of 24 college level credits and have a 3.0 GPA or higher can waive the University Foundations course, UNV-303. For additional graduation requirements, please see the http://www.gcu.edu/Policy-Handbook.php. To obtain a baccalaureate degree at Grand Canyon University (GCU), a student must earn a minimum of 36 semester credits in upper division (300 or above) courses. A minimum of 120 credits are required for completion of this program of study. If taking one course at a time, this program will take on average 48 months at GCU. Students with transfer credit that applies to this program will shorten the time to completion from that stated on this transfer guide. Please contact your Academic Advisor for more information. All Grand Canyon University programs follow a Program of Study, which can be changed by the University at any time. All Programs of Study are subject to the terms,

conditions, and policies outlined in the University’s enrollment application and the http://www.gcu.edu/Policy-Handbook.php.






Associate in Liberal Arts: Humanities and Communications– Bachelor of Arts in English Literature

The following table outlines the requirements needed to receive an Associate in Liberal Arts: Humanities and Communications from College of the Redwoods. Within the table we have identified preferred courses from College of the Redwoods that will be applicable towards Grand Canyon University’s Bachelor of Arts in English Literature. The following will be used in evaluating official transcripts.

College of the Redwoods– Associate in Liberal Arts: Humanities and

Communications

Credits Bachelor of Arts in English Literature GCU Applied Semester Credits





Humanities: 3



3

Social Science: 3



Natural Science: 3



Program Major: 18

ART-1A, 1B; ENGL-1B, 9,10,17,18, 32, 33, 60,61, FRNC-1A, 1B; GERM-1A, 1B; HIST-4,5,8,9,20, 21; JPN-1A, 1B; JOUR-5; PHIL-1,10,15,20; SNLAN-1A,1B; SPAN-1A,1B,2A,2B; SPCH-1,6,7


18


Minimum Number of Credits Required for Associate in Liberal Arts: Humanities and Communications at College of the Redwoods

60

Total Credits Applied Towards Grand Canyon University’s Bachelor of Arts in English Literature 60

The following table outlines the requirements needed to receive a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature from Grand Canyon University.

Course # Bachelor of Arts in English Literature Semester Credits





ENG-250 Analysis of World Literature 4

ENG-260 English Literature I 4

ENG-270 English Literature II 4


ENG- 350 American Literature I 4

ENG- 353 American Literature II 4




ENG- 358 Introduction to English Grammar and Linguistics 4

ENG- 450 Shakespeare 4

ENG- 425 Major Author 4

ENG- 424 Literary Movement 4

ENG- 356 The Short Story 4

ENG- 460 The Novel 4



Transfer Credits Applied From Associate in Liberal Arts: Humanities and Communications 60 semester credits




Total Credit Hours Needed to Complete Bachelor of Arts in English Literature at Grand Canyon University

120 credits




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