MCCB/IHL Articulation Agreement · 4) The IHL Articulation Subcommittee and community/junior...

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introduction table of contents programs by university

Articulation Agreementbetween the

Mississippi Board of Trustees ofState Institutions of Higher Learning

and the

Mississippi Community College Board

September 2016 - August 2017

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4) keep appropriate officials abreast of changes made by the universities.3) update offerings by universities as needed; and

1) make editorial changes as needed;2) further standardize the format for programs of study;

Introduction

3) Proposed changes approved by the IHL Articulation Subcommittee will be shared by IHL with the community/junior college representatives. Community/junior college representatives will have until June 30 to review and comment on the proposed articulation changes.

1) In consultation with Chief Academic Officers, each institution shall identify proposed articulation agreement changes to IHL through its Articulation Subcommittee representative by May 15 each year.

2) The IHL Articulation Subcommittee representative and representatives of each academic department/dean’s office which offers the program involved shall discuss articulation agreement changes between May 16 and June 10.

This articulation agreement contains programs of courses appropriate for transfer for community/junior college students who attend Mississippi's eight public universities. At the bottom of each program are listed the universities which offer the baccalaureate degree program.

Each university will accept courses as listed on the particular transfer program without loss of credit toward the conclusion of the four-year degree. It is intended that this articulation agreement be a minimum program transfer for all students moving from the community/junior college to the university system, as well as moving between universities in the system, acting as a "safety net" for transfer students. It is not intended to replace any individual articulation agreement between a particular community/junior college and a university which would allow additional courses to transfer into a specific program of study.

It is vital that the programs of study be reviewed periodically and that revisions be made where appropriate. The revision process will encompass the following:

It is understood that accreditation agencies expect colleges and universities to evaluate course offerings. It is further understood that community/junior colleges and universities are expected to comply with accreditation requirements and that a cooperative spirit will prevail in working through any needed changes.

There will be an IHL Articulation Subcommittee of the University Chief Academic Officers’ Council with Community and Junior College representatives to serve on this subcommittee as nonvoting members for information purposes.

Editorial changes made by the Articulation Subcommittee shall need no further approval; however, any proposed changes in course offerings or transfer hours shall be made in accordance with the following procedures:

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2) All non-IHL core curriculum courses in the AA degree program may be assigned to fulfill the pre-major or elective requirements, dependent upon the non-IHL core curriculum courses taken within the AA degree program and the declared major that the IHL institution.

Transfer of the Associate of Arts Degree

The Mississippi Institutions of Higher Learning Board of Trustees has approved a policy for students transferring to IHL universities with an Associate of Arts (AA) degree from a Mississippi Community or Junior College. This policy includes the following specifications:

Please note that certain undergraduate degrees have pre-major course requirements and other pre-requisites that will not necessarily be satisfied by the AA degree. The Articulation Agreement serves as a valuable resource to help the Mississippi community/ junior college students and advisors identify the pre-major courses as well as other course recommendations that will help position potential transfer student for entrance into a particular major at one or more of the IHL institutions.

In addition, the IHL Articulation Subcommittee strongly suggests that potential transfer students avoid taking courses that are considered to be equivalent or highly similar. For example, many of the IHL universities cannot apply both BIO 1114 and BIO 1134 to a degree plan.

6) Articulation changes shall be communicated to universities and community/junior colleges (presidents and chief academic officers) by September 30 for changes which are to be implemented the following fall semester. Any changes to these published dates are subject to approval by the IHL Chief Academic Officers and the Mississippi Community and Junior Colleges Academic Officers Association.

5) The IHL Chief Academic Officers will consider approval of proposed articulation changes at their August meeting.

4) The IHL Articulation Subcommittee and community/junior college representatives will meet to discuss proposed articulation changes. This meeting will take place between July 1 and July 31. This meeting will include IHL and CJC articulation committee members.

1) Students that graduate with an AA degree from a Mississippi community/junior college and complete the 30-hour IHL Board core curriculum (Board Policy Section 512 “Core Curriculum”) with a grade of “C” or better in each core course will satisfy the IHL core curriculum requirement at each IHL institution. General education requirements for baccalaureate programs at the receiving institutions may exceed the minimum IHL core curriculum. In such cases, transfer students may need to take additional courses to satisfy these requirements.

Upon approval, the changes will be published and distributed to the universities and community/junior colleges. It is intended that the document be used as a minimum program of transfer and not replace articulation agreements between individual universities and community/junior colleges.

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Dr. John Igwebuike – Alcorn State University

Dr. Priscilla Slade – Jackson State UniversityMs. Becky Finley – Delta State University

Dr. Rolanda Brown - Coahoma Community CollegeDr. Fran Cox - Holmes Community College

Articulation Sub-Committee

Ms. Gina Thompson- East Mississippi Community CollegeMr. Michael Thompson - Meridian Community College

Ms. Amy Adkerson – Mississippi State University

Dr. Charlotte Fant-Pegues - University of Mississippi

Dr. Casey Turnage– Mississippi Institutions of Higher Learning

Lynn Dobbs – Mississippi University for WomenMr. Jeff Loggins – Mississippi Valley State University

Ms. Barbara Westerfield – University of Mississippi Medical CenterMs. Kathryn Lowery – University of Southern Mississippi

Community College Representatives

Dr. Sara Johnson - Itawamba Community College

Dr. Teresa Houston - East Central Community College

Code Legend(N) New Program Added to Articulation Agreement(R) Removal of Program from Articulation Agreement(S) Suspension of Program - no new admits allowed(CR) Correction/Revision to Articulation Agreement

Degree Program Page Code InstitutionArabic BA N UMGeneral Business N UMHealth Care Administration N DSULiberal Studies N USMMusic BA N ASUPetroleum Engineering N MSUPre-Law/Legal Studies BA N MVSUSports Management and Recreation Administration N UMSustainable Bioproducts BS N MSUHistory BA N ASUAppendix E - 2+2 Curriculum Agreements N

Applied Technology and Technology Management title changed to Engineering Technology

CR MVSU

Health, Physical Education, and Recreation BSEd consolidated into the Secondary Education BSEd

CR MVSU

Human Performance changed to Kinesiology CR USMLibrary and Information Science BA changed to BS CR USMPolitical Science BA and Public Administration BA consolidated into Government and Politics BA

CR MVSU

Telecommunication Engineering R JSUAthletic Training BS S DSUCommunication Studies and Theatre Arts BA S DSUModern Foreign Languages S DSUInstructional Technology (Administrative Communication) S USMInsurance and Real Estate S DSUJournalism BA S DSUPublic Safety Administration S MUW

Accounting / Accountancy CR DSU, MSUAfrican-American Studies CR UMAgribusiness CR MSUAgricultural Engineering Technology and Business CR MSUAgricultural Information Science CR MSUAgronomy CR MSUAnthropology CR MSU, UMAppendix B - Science Courses CR UM

ARTICULATION AGREEMENTMISSISSIPPI INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER LEARNING

2016-17 REVISION LIST

Architectural Engineering Technology CR USMArchitecture CR MSUArt CR DSU, MSU, UMArt History CR UMAviation Management CR DSUBiochemistry BA CR UMBiochemistry BS CR MSUBiological Science BA CR UMBiological Science(s) / Biology BS CR DSU, MSU, UMBiology Education (Licensure) CR DSUBuilding Construction Science CR MSUBUSINESS GROUP:Banking and Finance / Business Administration / Economics / Finance / Management / Managerial Finance / Marketing

CR DSU, MSU, UM

Business Information Systems and Quantitative Analysis BBA CR MSU

Chemistry BA CR UMChemistry BS CR DSUChinese CR UMCivil Engineering CR MSUClassics CR UMCommunication CR MSUComputer Engineering CR MSUComputer Information Systems / Management Information Systems

CR DSU, UM

Computer Science BA CR UMComputer Science BS, BCS CR MSU, UMConstruction Engineering Technology CR USMCulinology CR MSUDigital Media Arts CR DSUElectrical Engineering CR MSUElementary Education CR DSUEngineering CR UMEnglish CR DSU, MSU, USMEnglish (Licensure) CR USMEnglish Education (Licensure) CR ASUEnglish Education (Licensure) CR DSUEntertainment Industry CR USMEnvironmental Sciences in Agricultural Systems CR MSUExercise Science CR UMFamily and Consumer Sciences CR DSUForeign Language Education CR MSUForeign Languages CR MSU, USMForensic Chemistry CR UMForestry CR MSUFrench CR UM

General Liberal Arts / Liberal Studies CR MSU, UMGeneral Science CR MSUGeological Engineering CR UMGerman CR UMHealth Informatics and Information Management CR UMMCHealth, Physical Education and Recreation CR DSUHistory CR MSU, UMHorticulture CR MSUHuman Sciences CR MSUIndustrial Engineering CR MSUInformation Technology CR USMInsurance and Risk Management / Real Estate CR UMInterdisciplinary Studies CR USMInternational Studies CR UMLandscape Contracting CR MSULinguistics CR UMMathematics BA CR MSU, UMMathematics BS CR UMMechanical Engineering CR MSU, UMMusic / Music Education CR MSU, UMMusic BM CR MUWNatural Resource and Environmental Conservation CR MSUNursing CR DSUNutritition and Dietetics / Food Science, Nutrition, and Health Promotion

CR MSU, USM

Philosophy CR MSU, UMPhysics CR MSU, UMPolicital Science CR DSU, MSU, UMPoultry Science CR MSUProfessional Studies CR MUWPsychology CR DSUPublic Health CR USMRecreation CR USMScience Education - Chemistry (Licensure) CR DSUSocial Science Education (Licensure) CR DSUSocial Work CR DSU, MSUSociology CR MSUSoftware Engineering CR MSUSouthern Studies CR UMTheatre CR UMVeterinary Medical Technology CR MSUWildlife, Fisheries and Aquaculture CR MSU

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AAccounting / AccountancyAdvertisingAerospace Engineering

Agricultural Information ScienceAgricultural Science (Animal Sciences and Forestry)Agricultural ScienceAgronomyAllied HealthAmerican StudiesAnimal SciencesAnthropology

African American StudiesAgribusinessAgribusiness ManagementAgricultural EconomicsAgricultural Engineering Technology and Business

Applied ScienceApplied TechnologyApplied Technology in Healthcare Services

Architectural Engineering TechnologyArchitectureArtArt EducationArt History

Arabic

Athletic TrainingAviation Management

BBanking and FinanceBiochemistry BABiochemistry BSBiological EngineeringBiological ScienceBiological Science(s) / Biology BSBiology Education - Alcorn State UniversityBiology Education - Delta State UniversityBiology Education - Mississippi State UniversityBiology Education - Mississippi University For WomenBiology Education - University of Mississippi

Biomedical EngineeringBuilding Construction Science

Biology Education - University of Southern Mississippi

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Business AdministrationBusiness Information Systems and Quantitative Analysis

CChemical EngineeringChemistry BAChemistry BS

Child and Family StudiesChild Care and Family EducationChild DevelopmentChinese

Chemistry (Licensure) BS

Civil EngineeringClassicsCommunication(s) / Communication Studies BACommunication Sciences and Disorders / Communicative DisordersCommunication Studies / Communications BSCommunication Studies and Theatre ArtsComputer EngineeringComputer Engineering TechnologyComputer Information Systems / Management Information SystemsComputer Networking and Information TechnologyComputer Science BAComputer Science BS, BSCSConstruction Engineering TechnologyCriminal Justice / Criminal Justice and Correctional ServicesCriminologyCulinary ArtsCulinary Science / CulinologyCytotechnology

DDance (Performance and Choreography)Dance (Licensure)Dental HygieneDigital Media Arts

EEarly Childhood EducationEarth System ScienceEconomics BAEconomics BBAEducation of the Deaf (Licensure)Educational PsychologyElectrical EngineeringElectronics Engineering Technology

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Foreign Language Education (MSU)

Elementary Education

Elementary Education - University of Southern MississippiEngineering

EnglishEnglish Education - Alcorn State UniversityEnglish Education - Delta State UniversityEnglish Education - Jackson State UniversityEnglish Education - Mississippi State UniversityEnglish Education - Mississippi University For Women

Elementary Education - Delta State University

Engineering Technology

English Education - Mississippi Valley State UniversityEnglish Education - University of MississippiEnglish (Licensure) - University of Southern MississippiEntertainment Industry

EntrepreneurshipEnvironmental Economics and ManagementEnvironmental Health

Environmental Sciences in Agricultural SystemsEnvironmental Science

Entertainment Industry Studies

Exercise ScienceF

Family and Consumer Sciences (Child Dev., Nutrition/Dietetics, Fashion Merch.)Family StudiesFinanceFine ArtsFlight Operations (Commercial Aviation)Food Science, Nutrition, and Health PromotionForeign Languages / Modern Foreign Languages

Foreign Languages (Licensure) (USM)Forensics / Forensic ChemistryForestryFrench

GGeneral BusinessGeneral Liberal Arts / Liberal StudiesGeneral ScienceGeneral Studies / Interdisciplinary Studies / Professional Interdisciplinary StudiesGeneral Studies BGSGeographyGeological Engineering

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GeologyGeosciencesGerman

HHealth Care Administration

Healthcare Marketing

Health Informatics and Information ManagementHealth, Physical Education, and Recreation (Licensure)Health, Physical Education, and Recreation (Non-Teaching)Health Sciences

Government and Politics

History BAHistory BSHorticultureHospitality ManagementHotel, Restaurant, and Tourism ManagementHuman Sciences

IIndustrial EngineeringIndustrial Engineering Technology / Industrial TechnologyIndustrial TechnologyInformation TechnologyInformation Technology ServicesInstructional Technology (Business Technology Education)Insurance & Real EstateIntegrated Marketing CommunicationsInterdisciplinary StudiesInterdisciplinary Studies / Professional Interdisciplinary StudiesInterior Design

International StudiesJ

JournalismK

Kinesiology

LLandscape ArchitectureLandscape ContractingLegal Studies

Kinesiology (Kinesiotherapy)Kinesiology (Exercise Science)

Kinesiology (K-12 Physical Education Licensure)

Liberal Studies

International Business

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Mathematics Education - Jackson State UniversityMathematics Education - Mississippi State UniversityMathematics Education - Mississippi University For WomenMathematics Education - Mississippi Valley State University

Library and Information ScienceLinguistics

MManagement

Managerial FinanceMarine BiologyMarine ScienceMarketingMarketing and Corporate Relations

Management Information Systems

Nutrition & Dietetics / Dietetics & NutritionO

Office Administration (Information Technology)P

Mathematics Education - University of MississippiMathematics Education - University of Southern MississippiMechanical EngineeringMedical Laboratory ScienceMedical Technology / Medical Laboratory ScienceMerchandisingMeteorologyMicrobiologyMusic / Music Education / Performance

Natural Resource and Environmental Conservation

Music (Music Education and Music Therapy)Music Education

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Nursing (RN-BSN)

Mass CommunicationsMathematics BAMathematics BSMathematics Education - Alcorn State UniversityMathematics Education - Delta State University

Paralegal Studies / Legal Studies BAParalegal Studies / Legal Studies BPS, BS

Pharmaceutical SciencesPhilosophy

Performance

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Public Health (Health Promotion or Health Policy and Administration)

Physical SciencesPhysics BAPhysics BS

Political Science (BS)Polymer Science

Political Science (BA)

Polymer Science and EngineeringPoultry ScienceProfessional StudiesPsychology BAPsychology BSPublic Policy Leadership / Public Safety Administration

Public Health EducationR

Radiologic SciencesReal EstateRecreationRecreation (Therapeutic Recreation)Recreation AdministrationReligion / Religious StudiesRobotics and Automation Technology

SScience Education (Licensure) - Mississippi Valley State UniversityScience Education (Chemistry & Physical Science) - Alcorn State UniversityScience Education (Chemistry) - Delta State UniversityScience Education (Chemistry) - Mississippi State UniversityScience Education (Physical Science) - Mississippi University For WomenScience Education (Chemistry) - University of MississippiScience Education (Physics) - Mississippi State UniversityScience Education (Physics) - University of MississippiScience Education (Physics Licensure) - University of Southern MississippiSocial Justice & CriminologySocial Science Education - Alcorn State UniversitySocial Science Education - Delta State UniversitySocial Science Education - Jackson State UniversitySocial Science Education - Mississippi State UniversitySocial Science Education - Mississippi University For WomenSocial Science Education - Mississippi Valley State UniversitySocial Science Education - University of MississippiSocial Science Education - University of Southern MississippiSocial Sciences BASocial Science(s) BS

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SpeechSpeech and Hearing Sciences / Speech Pathology / Speech Pathology and AudiologySport Coaching Education

Statistics

TTechnology Teacher Education (Business Education) (Licensure)Theatre

Sport Management

Social WorkSociologySoftware EngineeringSouthern StudiesSpanishSpecial Education - Jackson State UniversitySpecial Education - Mississippi State UniversitySpecial Education - University of MississippiSpecial Education - University of Southern Mississippi

Sustainable Bioproducts

TourismU

Urban StudiesV

Veterinary Medical TechnologyW

Wildlife, Fisheries and Aquaculture SciencesWomen's Studies

Undergraduate Programs by University

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Program Degree Degree Hours Articulation Hours*Accounting BS 120 62*Agribusiness Management BS 120 60Agricultural Economics BS 120 60Agricultural Science (Animal Sciences and Forestry) BS 120 60-62*Applied Science BS 120 61*Biology BS 120 60Biology Education BS 120 64*Business Administration BBA 120 62*Chemistry BS 120 60Child Development BS 120 62*Computer Networking and Information Technology BS 120 59-62*Computer Science BS 120 61*Criminal Justice BS 120 61*Elementary Education BS 120 62*English BA 120 62*English Education BA 120 60General Studies BA 120 62*History BA 120 62*Mass Communications BA 120 62*Mathematics BS 120 61*Mathematics Education BS 120 61*Music BM 124-130 59Nursing BSN 124 62Nutrition and Dietetics BS 120 59Political Science BA 120 62*Psychology BS 120 62*Recreation BS 120 62*Robotics and Automation Technology BS 120 61*Science Education - Chemistry & Physical Science BS 120 62*Social Science Education BA 120 62*Sociology BA 120 62*Social Work BSW 120 62*Sport Management BS 120 62*

Alcorn State University

Note:*Acceptance of community or junior college work is limited to one-half of the total degree hour requirements for graduation in a given curriculum.


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Program Degree Degree Hours Articulation Hours*Accountancy BBA 124 62Art BA, BFA 124 62Athletic Training BS 124 62Aviation Management BCA 124 62Biology BS 124 62Biology Education BS 124 62Chemistry BS 124 62Computer Information Systems BBA 124 62Digital Media Arts BFA 124 62Elementary Education BSEd 124 62English BA 124 62English Education BSEd 124 62Entertainment Industry Studies BS 124 62Environmental Science BS 124 62Family and Consumer Sciences BS 124 62Finance BBA 124 56Flight Operations BCA 124 62General Business BBA 124 62Health Care Administration BBA 124 62Health, Physical Education and Recreation BSEd 124 62Health, Physical Education and Recreation (Non-Teaching) BS 124 62-63*History BA 124 62Interdisciplinary Studies BSIS 124 62Management BBA 124 56Marketing BBA 124 56Mathematics BS 124 62Mathematics Education BSEd 124 62Music BA, BM 124 62Music Education BMEd 130 62Nursing BSN 124 61Political Science BA 124 62Psychology BA 124 62Science Education - Chemistry BS 124 63*Social Justice and Criminology BSJC 124 61-62Social Science BS 124 62Social Science Education BSEd 124 59Social Work BSW 124 62Speech and Hearing Sciences BS 124 62

Delta State University



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Program Degree Degree Hours Articulation Hours*Accounting BBA 121 60Art BA 124 62Biology BS 124 62Biomedical Engineering BS 128 62Business Administration BBA 121 62Chemistry BS 124 60Child Care and Family Education BS 122 60Civil Engineering BS 128 64Communicative Disorders BS 123 62Computer Engineering BS 128 63Computer Science BS 128 64Criminal Justice and Correctional Services BS 122 61Earth System Science BS 124 64*Economics BBA 121 62Electrical Engineering BS 128 64Elementary Education BSEd 122 62*English BA 124 62English Education BA 124 61Entrepreneurship BBA 121 62Finance BBA 121 62Foreign Languages BA 124 62Health Care Administration BS 122 65*Health, Physical Education and Recreation BS 123 62History BA 124 62History BS 122 62Industrial Technology BS 124 61Management BBA 121 62Marketing BBA 121 62Mass Communications BS 124 62Mathematics BS 120-124 61Mathematics Education BSEd 123-124 61Meteorology BS 124 61Music Education BMEd 130 59Performance BM 121 59Physics BS 124 61-62Political Science BA 124 62Professional Interdisciplinary Studies BS 122-124 62Psychology BS 124 62Social Science Education BSEd 124 62Social Work BSW 124 59Sociology BA 122 62Special Education BS 124 60Speech BA, BS 122, 124 60Statistics BS 120-124 61Urban Studies BA 123-124 61

Jackson State University

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Program Degree Degree Hours Articulation Hours*Accounting BAccy 124 62Aerospace Engineering BS 128 57-58Agribusiness BS 124 61-66*Agricultural Engineering Technology and Business BS 122-124 52Agricultural Information Science BS 124 59-63Agricultural Science BS 124 62Agronomy BS 122-124 53-60Animal Sciences BS 124 61-62Anthropology BA 123 62Applied Technology in Healthcare Services BAT 124 69*Architecture BArch 152 41Art BFA 123 59Banking and Finance BBA 124 62Biochemistry BS 120-121 62Biological Engineering BS 128 67*Biological Sciences BS 124 60-63*Biology Education BS 124 62Building Construction Science BS 124 47Business Administration BBA 124 62Business Information Systems and Quantitative Analysis BBA 124 65*Chemical Engineering BS 128 66-67Chemistry BA 124 62Chemistry BS 124 62Civil Engineering BS 130 62Communication BA 124 62Computer Engineering BS 128 60Computer Science BS 128 65*Criminology BA 123 61Culinary Science/Culinology BS 124 53Economics BA 124 62Economics BBA 124 62Educational Psychology BS 124 62Electrical Engineering BS 128 64-66*Elementary Education BS 123 62*English BA 124 62English Education BS 124 59Environmental Economics and Management BS 124 62Environmental Sciences in Agricultural Systems BS 124 64*Food Science, Nutrition, and Health Promotion BS 124 58-63*Food Science, Nutrition, and Health Promotion (Food & Nutrition) BS 124 68*Foreign Languages BA 123 61Foreign Language Education BA 123 56Forestry BS 126-128 57-72*

Mississippi State University

*Acceptance of community or junior college work is limited to one-half of the total degree hour requirements for graduation in a given curriculum.


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General Liberal Arts BA 124 60General Science BS 124 62Geoscience BS 124 61History BA 124 62Horticulture BS 121-122 51-54Human Sciences BS 124 59-63*Industrial Engineering BS 128 64Industrial Technology BS 123-124 61Information Technology Services BS 124 62Interdisciplinary Studies BS 122 60Interior Design BS 124 56Kinesiology BS 124 61Kinesiology (Teaching/Coaching Concentration) BS 124 62Landscape Architecture BLA 124 56Landscape Contracting BS 124 63*Management BBA 124 62Marketing BBA 124 62Mathematics BA 124 61-62Mathematics BS 124 62Mathematics Education BS 124 60Mechanical Engineering BS 128 64Medical Technology BS 124 62Microbiology BS 124 61Music BA 122 59-61Music Education BMEd 130 59-61Natural Resource and Environmental Conservation BS 124 60-70*Petroleum Engineering BS 128 57Philosophy BA 124 62Physics BS 124 61-62Political Science BA 124 62Poultry Science BS 122-123 56-61Psychology BS 124 62Science Education - Chemistry BS 124 61Science Education - Physics BS 124 62Social Science Education BS 124 61Social Work BSW 124 68*Sociology BA 123 62*Software Engineering BS 128 61-64Special Education BS 123 60Sustainable Bioproducts BS 124 60Technology Teacher Education BS 124 59Veterinary Medical Technology BS 120 53-54Wildlife, Fisheries and Aquaculture BS 124 56-72*Note:



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Program Degree Degree Hours Articulation Hours*Accounting BS 124 62Art Education BFA 124 59Biology BS 124 62Biology Education BS 124 62Business Administration BS 124 62Chemistry BS 124 62Communications BA 124 62Communications BS 124 62Culinary Arts BS 124 62Culinary Science/Culinology BS 124 62Elementary Education BS 124 62English BA 124 62English Education BA 124 62Family Studies BS 124 62Fine Arts BA, BFA 124 62General Studies BA, BS 124 62History BA 124 62Interdisciplinary Studies BA, BS 124 62Kinesiology BS 124 62Legal Studies BA 124 62Legal Studies BS 124 62Mathematics BA 124 61-62Mathematics BS 124 62Mathematics Education BS 124 62Music BA 124 62Music (Music Education / Music Therapy) BM 124 61Nursing BSN 128 62Physical Sciences BS 124 62Political Science BA 124 62Professional Studies BT 124 62Psychology BA 124 62Public Health Education BS 124 62Public Safety Administration BA, BS 124 62Science Education - Physical Science BS 124 62Social Science Education BS 124 62Social Sciences BA 124 62Social Sciences BS 124 62Spanish BA 124 62Speech Pathology BS 124 62Women's Studies BA 124 60-62

Mississippi University for Women

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Program Degree Degree Hours Articulation Hours*Accounting BS 124 62Art BA 124 62Biology BS 124 63*Business Administration BS 124 62Chemistry BS 124 63Communications BA 124 59Computer Science BS 124 61Criminal Justice BS 124 61Early Childhood Education BS 123 60Elementary Education BS 124 62Engineering Technology BS 121-122 61English BA 124 62English Education BSEd 124 61Environmental Health BS 124 62Government and Politics BA 121-122 61Health, Physical Education and Recreation (Teaching) BS 124 62History BS 124 62Mathematics BS 123 61Mathematics Education BSEd 124 62Music BA 124 62Music Education BMEd 130 62Office Administration BS 124 62Pre-Law/Legal Studies BA 123 62Science Education BSEd 124 64*Social Science Education BSEd 124 61Social Work BSW 124 62Sociology BA 124 62Speech BA 124 60

Program Degree Degree Hours Articulation Hours*Accountancy BAccy 124 62African American Studies BA 120 60Anthropology BA 120 60Arabic BA 120 60Art BA, BFA 120 60Art History BA 120 60Banking and Finance BBA 120 59Biochemistry BA 120 60Biological Science BA 120 60Biological Science BS 120 60Biology Education BAEd 124 59Chemical Engineering BSChE 128 63

University of Mississippi

Mississippi Valley State University

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Chemistry BA 120 60Chemistry BS 120 60Chinese BA 120 60Civil Engineering BSCE 129 63Classics BA 120 60Communication Sciences and Disorders BS 124 62Computer Science BA 120 60Computer Science BSCS 127 58Criminal Justice BS 124 60Dietetics and Nutrition BS 124 62Economics BA 120 60Economics BBA 120 59Electrical Engineering BSEE 128 54Elementary Education BAEd 124 62Engineering BE 127 64English BA 120 60English Education BAEd 122 55-57Exercise Science BSES 124 61Forensic Chemistry BS 120 60French BA 120 60General Business BBA 120 59General Studies BGS 120 60Geological Engineering BSGE 137 64Geology BS 124 63German BA 120 60History BA 120 60Hospitality Management BS 124 62Insurance and Risk Management BBA 120 60Integrated Marketing Communications BS 124 62International Studies BA 120 60Journalism BAJ 124 59Liberal Studies BA 120 60Linguistics BA 120 60Management BBA 120 59Management Information Systems BBA 120 59Managerial Finance BBA 120 59Marketing BBA 120 59Marketing and Corporate Relations BBA 120 56Mathematics BA 120 59-60Mathematics BS 120 59-60Mathematics Education BAEd 122 55-57Mechanical Engineering BSME 128 64Medical Technology BS 120 62Music BA 124 62Music BM 128 62Paralegal Studies BPS 124 62Pharmaceutical Sciences BS 126 65*Philosophy BA 120 60


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Physics BA 120 60Physics BS 120 60Political Science BA 120 60Psychology BA 120 60Public Policy Leadership BA 120 60Real Estate BBA 120 59Recreation Administration BARA 124 62Religious Studies BA 120 60Science Education - Chemistry BAEd 122 61Science Education - Physics BAEd 122 59Social Science Education BAEd 122 55-57Social Work BSW 124 62Sociology BA 120 60Southern Studies BA 120 60Spanish BA 120 60Special Education BAEd 122 58-60Theatre BA, BFA 120, 129 60-62

Program Degree Degree Hours Articulation HoursCytotechnology BS 124 62Dental Hygiene BS 124 57Health Informatics and Information Management BS 120 59Health Sciences BS 120 60Medical Laboratory Science BS 124 58Nursing BSN 125 62Radiologic Sciences BS 124 57

Program Degree Degree Hours Articulation Hours*Accounting BSBA 120 60Advertising BA 124 62Allied Health BS 124 62American Studies BA 124 61Anthropology BA 124 62Applied Technology BS 120 41Architectural Engineering Technology BS 124 59Art BA, BFA 124 59Athletic Training BS 124 51Biological Sciences BS 124 62Biological Sciences (Licensure) BS 124 62Business Administration BSBA 120 60

Note:

University of Mississippi Medical Center

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University of Southern Mississippi



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Chemistry BS 124 62Chemistry (Licensure) BS 124 65*Child and Family Studies BS 124 62Communication Studies BA 124 62Communication Studies BS 124 62Computer Engineering Technology BS 124 61Computer Science BS 124 62Construction Engineering Technology BS 124 62Criminal Justice BA 122 62Dance (Performance and Choreography) BFA 136 60Dance (Dance Education) BFA 136 60Economics BA 120 62Education of the Deaf (Licensure) BA 124 62Electronics Engineering Technology BS 124 61Elementary Education BS 124 62English BA 124 62English (Licensure) BA 124 59Entertainment Industry BA, BS 124 62Finance BSBA 120 60Foreign Languages BA 124 62Foreign Languages (Licensure) BA 124 62Forensics BS 124 57-63*Geography BS 124 62Geology BS 124 64*Healthcare Marketing BSBA 124 60History BA 124 62Hotel, Restaurant and Tourism Management BS 124 62Kinesiology (Exercise Science) BS 124 62Kinesiology (Kinesiotherapy) BS 124 54Kinesiology (K-12 Physical Education Licensure) BS 124 62Industrial Engineering Technology BS 124 62Information Technology BS 124 59-62Instructional Technology (Business Technology Education) BS 124 62Interdisciplinary Studies BIS 120 60Interior Design BS 124 62International Business BSBA 120 60International Studies BA 124 62Journalism BA 124 62Liberal Studies BA 120 60Library and Information Science BA 124 62Management BSBA 120 60Marine Biology BS 124 62Marine Science BS 124 62Marketing BSBA 120 60Mathematics BS 124 62Mathematics (Licensure) BS 124 60Medical Laboratory Science BS 124 50Merchandising BSBA 120 60


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Music BA 124 62Music BM 124-128 62Music Education BMEd 125-129 65*Nursing BSN 128 59Nursing (RN-BSN) BSN 128 59Nutrition and Dietetics BS 124 59-72*Paralegal Studies BA 124 62Philosophy BA 124 62Physics BS 124 62Physics (Licensure) BS 124 62Political Science (BA) BA 124 62Political Science (BS) BS 124 62Polymer Science BS 124 62Polymer Science and Engineering BS 128 66*Psychology BA 124 62Psychology BS 124 62Public Health BS 124 62Recreation BS 124 60Religion BA 124 62Social Science Education - Social Studies BA 124 62Social Work BSW 124 62Sociology BA, BS 124 62Special Education BS 120-122 62Speech Pathology and Audiology BA 124 59Sport Coaching Education BS 124 62Sport Management BS 124 62Theatre BA, BFA 124, 128 59Tourism BSBA 120 60Note:


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DSU Acceptable Courses TotalDSU Total

Humanities and Fine Arts PHI 2113 or any Literature, History, or Fine Arts course listed

General Psychology I PSY 1513Public Speaking I or Interpersonal Communication

SPT 1113, SPT 2173

History HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS 2213, HIS 2223

College Algebra MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1723, MAT 1733, and MAT 1743

Business Calculus I or II MAT 1513, MAT 1523

Additional courses accepted by DSU for Accountancy (BBA):Fine Arts ART 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233Computer Applications I & II CSC 1123, CSC 1133Literature ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333,

ENG 2423, ENG 2433, ENG 2523, ENG 2533

General Psychology I PSY 1513Public Speaking I SPT 1113

ASU Acceptable Courses TotalASU Total*

ENG 1113, ENG 1123

History HIS 1113, HIS 1123; HIS 1163, HIS 1173; or HIS 2213, HIS 2223


Trigonometry MAT 1323

Business Ethics BAD 2853Computer Concepts or Computer Applications I

CSC 1113, CSC 1123

Literature ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, ENG 2523, ENG 2533

Principles of Accounting I & II* ACC 2213, ACC 2223Business Statistics BAD 2323Legal Environment in Business BAD 2413

ACCOUNTING (ASU, JSU, MSU, MUW, MVSU, USM);ACCOUNTANCY (DSU, UM)

BACCY, BBA, BS, BSBADegrees offered by: ASU, DSU, JSU, MSU, MUW, MVSU, UM, USM

COMMON COURSES ACCEPTED BY ALL INSTITUTIONS OFFERING THIS MAJOR:

Laboratory Sciences Choose any two from Appendix BCommon Courses Total

Additional courses accepted by ASU for Accounting (BS):Fine Arts ART 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233

Principles of Macroeconomics ECO 2113Principles of Microeconomics ECO 2123English Composition I & II

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6

3

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2860

36

333

336

3062

33

6

33

3333

3062

Public Speaking I SPT 1113MUW Acceptable Courses Total

MUW Total

Business Calculus, Calculus MAT 1513, MAT 1613Philosophy PHI 2113, PHI 2143, PHI 2713General Psychology I PSY 1513


Personal and Community Health I HPR 1213College Algebra MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1723,

MAT 1733, and MAT 1743

MSU Acceptable Courses TotalMSU Total

Additional courses accepted by MUW for Accounting (BS):Fine Arts ART 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233Literature ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333,

ENG 2423, ENG 2433

Business Calculus or Calculus MAT 1513, MAT 1613Public Speaking I SPT 1113Electives

American Government PSC 1113 Social Science PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2143, SOC 2213College Algebra MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1723,


JSU Acceptable Courses TotalJSU Total

Additional courses accepted by MSU for Accounting (BAccy):Fine Arts ART 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233Humanities ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333,

ENG 2423, ENG 2433, HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS 2213, HIS 2223, MFL 1113, MFL 1123, MFL 1213, MFL 1223, PHI 2113, PHI 2143, PHI 2713

General Psychology I PSY 1513Public Speaking I SPT 1113Electives



Business Calculus or Calculus MAT 1513, MAT 1613

Additional courses accepted by JSU for Accounting (BBA):Fine Arts ART 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233Literature ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333,

ENG 2423, ENG 2433, ENG 2523, ENG 2533

28

33

6

33

3333

3062

33

6

3

6

6

33062

3

3

6

3

36

31

28Electives

USM Acceptable Courses Total

Business Calculus or Calculus MAT 1513, MAT 1613Social and Behavioral Sciences** Select two courses: SOC 2213, HPR 1213,

GEO 1113, PSC 1113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113, others possible

Public Speaking I SPT 1113

Literature** ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, others possible

Humanities** HIS 1163, HIS 1173, PHI 2613, PHI 2113, PHI 2143, others possible (1 HIS required)


Elementary Math Analysis MAT 2513UM Acceptable Courses Total

UM TotalAdditional courses accepted by USM for Accounting (BSBA):Fine Arts** ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233,

others possible

Behavioral Sciences GEO 1113, GEO 1123, PSC 1113, PSC 1123, PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2123, SOC 2133, SOC 2143, SOC 2153


Business Calculus I & II or Calculus I & II MAT 1513, MAT 1523 or MAT 1613, MAT 1623

Additional courses accepted by UM for Accountancy (BAccy)^:Fine Arts ART 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233

Business Communication or Public Speaking IBAD 2813, SPT 1113



MVSU Acceptable Courses TotalMVSU Total


Business Calculus or Calculus MAT 1513, MAT 1613Philosophy PHI 2113, PHI 2143, PHI 2713



Personal and Community Health I HPR 1213

Additional courses accepted by MVSU for Accounting (BS):Fine Arts ART 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233

29

60

***USM General Education Curriculum Note: Additional courses may satisfy specific university general education curriculum requirements. See the USM General Education Curriculum (GEC) Course Transfer Policy (Appendix C) for details. Specific program requirements are found in the USM Undergraduate Bulletin Degree Plans: http://catalog.usm.edu/

USM TotalNotes:

**A grade of "B" must be earned in Principles of Accounting I and II (ACC 2213, ACC 2223) to progress in the Accounting major at MSU and UM.

^^^UM has established a 2+2 curriculum agreement with Holmes Community College, Northeast Community College, Northwest Community College. Students planning to transfer from these community colleges to UM for Elementary Education BS should follow this 2+2 curriculum agreement. (See Appendix E for list of programs and concentrations)


30

CIP: 09.0903

3

63

6

3

33

6

338

123

62USM TotalNotes:*USM General Education Curriculum Note: Additional courses may satisfy specific university general education curriculum requirements. See the USM General Education Curriculum (GEC) Course Transfer Policy (Appendix C) for details. Specific program requirements are found in the USM Undergraduate Bulletin Degree Plans: http://catalog.usm.edu/ **Foreign Language requirement for USM: Twelve (12) hours in a single foreign language; fewer hours may suffice, but course level 202 must be complete.

Laboratory Sciences Choose any two from Appendix BForeign Language** Select one languageElective

Social and Behavioral Sciences* PSY 1513 (required)Select one additional course: SOC 2213, HPR 1213, GEO 1113, PSC 1113, SOC 2113, others possible

Additional Social Sciences SOC 2113, SOC 2213, GEO 1113Public Speaking I SPT 1113

Additional Humanities A second History course not selected in Humanities requirement or PHI 2613, PHI 2113, or PHI 2143

American History HIS 2213 or HIS 2223College Algebra MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1723,


English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123Literature* ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, others

possibleHumanities* HIS 1163, HIS 1173, PHI 2613, PHI 2113,

PHI 2143, others possible (1 HIS required)

Fine Arts* ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233, others possible

ADVERTISINGBA

Degrees offered by: USM

31

CIP: 14.0201

346

666

1233

8-9

57-58or Physics I, II, & III (Hinds CC) PHY 2313, PHY 2323, PHY 2333

MSU Total

Differential Equations MAT 2913Intro to Linear Algebra MAT 2113General Physics I-A & II-A PHY 2514, PHY 2524

English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123Humanities ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333,


Calculus I, II, III, & IV MAT 1613, MAT 1623, MAT 2613, MAT 2623

General Chemistry I CHE 1214Social and Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, PSC 1113, PSY 1513,

SOC 2113, SOC 2213Engineering Mechanics I & II EGR 2413, EGR 2433

Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233

AEROSPACE ENGINEERINGBS

Degrees offered by: MSU

32

CIP: 05.0201

3

6

66

6

3

383

124

60

Laboratory Sciences * Choose any two from Appendix BNon-laboratory Science* Choose one from Appendix BForeign Language Select one language - 6 hrs must be at 2000 levelElectives

UM TotalNotes:

*This degree at UM requires three science courses, of which two must have labs. Two of the courses must be in the same area of science, and the third course must be in a different department. Please note that astronomy, physical science, and physics courses are considered different areas of science. Consult the UM catalog for specific details.


College Algebra or higher MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1333, MAT 1723, MAT 1733, and MAT 1743

Humanities PHI 2113, PHI 2613, PHI 2713

Social Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, PSC 1113, PSC 2113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2213

English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123Literature ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333,

ENG 2423, ENG 2433

Fine Arts ART 1113, ART 2713, ART 2723, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233

AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIESBA

Degrees offered by: UM

33

CIP: 01.010263333363

3

333

850

38

1161

336

1262

433

61666

AGRIBUSINESSBS


Principles of Accounting I & II ACC 2213, ACC 2223Economics AGR 2713, ECO 2123Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233Business Statistics BAD 2323, MAT 2323Legal Environment of Business BAD 2413Principles of Macroeconomics ECO 2113English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123Humanities ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333,

ENG 2423, ENG 2433, HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS 2213, HIS 2223, MFL 1223, MFL 2213, PHI 2113, PHI 2143, PHI 2713

College Algebra MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1333, MAT 1723, MAT 1733, and MAT 1743

Calculus MAT 1513, MAT 1613

Electives



MUST SELECT A CONCENTRATION BELOW:Management ConcentrationCommunications/Computer Elective BAD 2533

Philosophy or Foreign Language MFL 1223, MFL 2213, PHI 2113, PHI 2143, PHI 2713

Production Concentration

Management Concentration Additional CoursesManagement Total

Policy and Law ConcentrationLogic PHI 2713American National Government PSC 1113Electives

Policy and Law Additional CoursesPolicy and Law Total

Animal Science AGR 1214Plant Science AGR 1313Humanities MFL 1113, MFL 1123, MFL 1213, MFL 1223,

MFL 2213, MFL 2223, PHI 2113, PHI 2713


ElectivesProduction Additional Courses

Production Total*Notes:

34

CIP: 01.0101

6343363

66

3

3383

60Elective

ASU Total

Public Speaking I SPT 1113Microcomputer Course Any 2000-level courseLaboratory Sciences Choose any two from Appendix B


ENG 2423, ENG 2433, ENG 2523, ENG 2533, HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS 2213, HIS 2223, MFL 1113, MFL 1123, MFL 1213, MFL 1223, MFL 2213, MFL 2223, PHI 2113, PHI 2713


Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233Economics ECO 2113, ECO 2123Social and Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, PSC 1113, PSC 1123, PSC

2113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2133, SOC 2143, SOC 2213, SOC 2243

Plant Science AGR 1313Animal Science AGR 1214Agricultural Economics AGR 2713

Principles of Accounting I & II ACC 2213, ACC 2223

AGRIBUSINESS MANAGEMENTBS

Degrees offered by: ASU

35

CIP: 1.0103

3343833363

332

33313

60

Personal and Community Health I HPR 1213College Algebra MAT 1313 or higherGeneral Psychology I PSY 1513College Life LLS 1151Public Speaking I SPT 1113

ASU Total

Survey of World Literature ENG 2413History HIS 1163, HIS 1173Physical Education Activities or Military Science

HPR 1111, HPR 1121

Principles of Microeconomics ECO 2123English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123Literature ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2423, ENG 2523,

ENG 2533

General Chemistry I & II CHE 1214, CHE 1224Computer Applications I CSC 1123Principles of Macroeconomics ECO 2113

Art Appreciation ART 1113Botany I BIO 1314Principles of Biology I BIO 1113

Principles of Agricultural Economics AGR 2713

AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICSBS


36

CIP: 15.0699

343373

66

33

83

52

Humanities ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS 2213, HIS 2223, PHI 2113, PHI 2713

Calculus MAT 1613Statistics MAT 2323, BAD 2323

General Physics I & II PHY 2414, PHY 2424Public Speaking I SPT 1113

MSU Total

MSU has established a 2+2 curriculum agreement with Hinds Community College, Itawamba Community College, East Mississippi Community College , and Jones County Junior College. Students planning to transfer from these community colleges to MSU for Agricultural Engineering Technology and Business BS should follow this 2+2 curriculum agreement. (See Appendix E for list of programs and concentrations)

Note:* Animal Science (AGR 1214, BIO 1134) does not apply for the Surveying & Geomatics concentration.

General Chemistry I & II CHE 1213, CHE 1211, CHE 1223Social and Behavioral Sciences ECO 2123, PSC 1113, PSC 2113, PSY 1513,

SOC 2113, SOC 2133, SOC 2143, SOC 2213, SOC 2243

English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123

Animal Science* AGR 1214, BIO 1134Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233Plant Science AGR 1313

Agricultural Economics AGR 2713, ECO 2113

AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY AND BUSINESS(Concentrations: Aquaculture Systems; Enterprise Management; Gin Management

and Technology; Natural Resources and Environmental Management; Precision Agriculture;and Surveying & Geomatics)

BSDegrees offered by: MSU

37

CIP: 13.1301

43

12-153

4

3-4366

3

336

59-63MSU Total**Notes:

**Acceptance of community or junior college work is limited to one-half of the total degree hour requirements for graduation in a given curriculum.

*Technical courses (AGT) accepted are limited to twelve (12) hours for the entire program. Students may take 15 hours of AGR or combined hours.

Trigonometry or Statistics MAT 1323, MAT 2323, BAD 2323General Psychology I PSY 1513Electives


ENG 2423, ENG 2433, HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS 2213, HIS 2223, MFL 1113, MFL 1123, MFL 1213, MFL 1223, MFL 2213, MFL 2223, PHI 2113, PHI 2713


General Biology II or Plant ScienceBIO 1144, AGR 1313, AGT 1313, BIO 1313/1314

Chemistry CHE 1213, CHE 1313

General Biology I BIO 1134

Economics AGR 2713, ECO 2113, ECO 2123Any Related AGR/AGT Course*Fine Arts ART 1113, ART 2713, ART 2723, MUS 1113,

SPT 2233

Animal Science AGR 1214, AGT 1214

AGRICULTURAL INFORMATION SCIENCE(Concentrations: Agricultural Leadership and Teaching)


38

CIP: 01.0000138363

32

3133

39

44843

62

334443

6060-62

Forestry TotalASU Total*

Botany I BIO 1314Calculus I and Laboratory MAT 1613, MAT 1611Calculus II MAT 1623


Microbiology I BIO 2924College Algebra MAT 1313

Animal Sciences TotalForestry EmphasisIntroduction to Forestry AGR 1523Principles of Agricultural Economics AGR 2713

Zoology I & II BIO 2414, BIO 2424

Introduction to Sociology SOC 2113Public Speaking I SPT 1113

TotalMUST SELECT AN EMPHASIS BELOW:Animal Sciences EmphasisAnimal Science AGR 1214General Biology I BIO 1134

Physical Education Activities or Military Science

HPR 1111, HPR 1121

Humanities I HUM 1113College Life LLS 1151


ENG 2533History HIS 1163, HIS 1173

Fine Arts ART 1113, MUS 1113General Chemistry I & II CHE 1214, CHE 1224Computer Applications I CSC 1123

AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE(Emphases: Animal Sciences and Forestry)

BSDegrees offered by: ASU

Survey of Agriculture AGR 1111

39

CIP: 01.0000

43383

8

6166

3

335

62MSU Total

Trigonometry or Statistics MAT 1323, MAT/BAD 2323Social and Behavioral Sciences PSC 1113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2143Electives




Chemistry II laboratory CHE 1221 or CHE 1321

Plant Science AGR 1313, AGT 1313, BIO 1313Economics AGR 2713, ECO 2113, ECO 2123Any Related AGR/AGT CourseFine Arts ART 1113, ART 2713, ART 2723, MUS 1113,

SPT 2233General Biology I & II BIO 1134, BIO 1144Chemistry I & II CHE 1213 and CHE 1223 or CHE 1313 and

CHE 1323

Animal Science AGR 1214, AGT 1214

AGRICULTURAL SCIENCEBS


40

CIP: 01.11023334843

66

3

346

4334

1460

33

49

437

53

437

53

Microbiology BIO 2924

Microbiology BIO 2924Math above College Algebra

*Golf and Sports Turf Management concentration requires Spanish I and II (MFL 1213 and MFL 1223) as the Humanities.

Trigonometry MAT 1323Calculus MAT 1613General Physics I PHY 2414

Math above College Algebra MAT 1323, MAT 2323, BAD 2323

Notes:Integrated Pest Management Total

Integrated Crop Management Total

MAT 1323, MAT 2323, BAD 2323

Golf & Sports Turf Concentration*

ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS 2213, HIS 2223, MFL 1213, MFL 1233, PHI 2113, PHI 2713


MUST SELECT A CONCENTRATION BELOW:Agricultural & Environmental Soil Science Concentration

Common Courses TotalPublic Speaking I SPT 1113

Economics AGR 2713, ECO 2123Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233Biology II BIO 1144

Plant Science AGR 1313, AGT 1313, BIO 1313

AGRONOMY(Concentrations: Agricultural & Environmental Soil Science; Golf & Sports Turf Management;

Integrated Crop Management; and Integrated Pest Management)BS


General Chemistry I & II CHE 1214, CHE 1224Organic Chemistry I CHE 2424Social and Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, PSC 1113, PSC 2113, PSY 1513,


English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123Humanities*

Agricultural & Environmental Soil Science Additional Courses

Integrated Pest Management Additional Courses

Integrated Crop Management Concentration

Integrated Crop Management Additional Courses

Agricultural & Environmental Soil Science Total

Golf & Sports Turf Total

Biology I BIO 1134Math above College Algebra MAT 1323, MAT 2323, BAD 2323

Golf & Sports Turf Additional Courses

Integrated Pest Management Concentration

41

CIP: 09.0903

3

363

6

6

3

38

2162USM Total

Notes:

Students pursuing the BS degree in Allied Health must have an associate degree in an Allied Health area (respiratory therapy, etc.) and be eligible to sit for a national certification exam in their specific discipline area.

*USM General Education Curriculum Note: Additional courses may satisfy specific university general education curriculum requirements. See the USM General Education Curriculum (GEC) Course Transfer Policy (Appendix C) for details. Specific program requirements are found in the USM Undergraduate Bulletin Degree Plans: http://catalog.usm.edu/

Public Speaking I SPT 1113Laboratory Sciences Choose any two from Appendix B (BIO 2514,

BIO 2524 recommended)Approved general or technical electives

Humanities* HIS 1163, HIS 1173, PHI 2613, PHI 2113, PHI 2143, others possible (1 HIS required)

Social and Behavioral Sciences* Select two courses: SOC 2213, HPR 1213, GEO 1113, PSC 1113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113, others possible


Computer Science CSC 1113, CSC 1123English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123Literature* ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, others

possible


ALLIED HEALTHBS


42

CIP: 05.0102

3

63

33

6

6

3

83

126

62

*USM General Education Curriculum Note: Additional courses may satisfy specific university general education curriculum requirements. See the USM General Education Curriculum (GEC) Course Transfer Policy (Appendix C) for details. Specific program requirements are found in the USM Undergraduate Bulletin Degree Plans: http://catalog.usm.edu/ **Foreign Language requirement for USM: Twelve (12) hours in a single foreign language; fewer hours may suffice, but course level 202 must be complete.

Foreign Language** Select one languageElectives

USM TotalNotes:

Additional Humanities A second History course not selected in Humanities requirement or PHI 2613, PHI 2113, or PHI 2143. (Two HIS courses and one PHI course must be completed.)

Laboratory Sciences Choose any two from Appendix BPublic Speaking I SPT 1113





possibleAmerican History HIS 2213, HIS 2223


AMERICAN STUDIESBA


43

CIP: 01.0901

434

1233

66

33

47

44

3-43

61-62

366

62

366

6261-62

Production Mgmt Concentration TotalBusiness & Industry ConcentrationSoil Science AGR 1313Business Electives ACC 2213, ECO 2124Electives

62 total hrs - Business & Industry Conc.MSU Total

Note:MSU has established a 2+2 curriculum agreement with Hinds Community College, Itawamba Community College, East Mississippi Community College , and Jones County Junior College. Students planning to transfer from these community colleges to MSU for Animal Sciences BS should follow this 2+2 curriculum agreement. (See Appendix E for list of programs and concentrations)

Electives

General Physics I or Soil Science PHY 2414, AGR 1313Public Speaking I SPT 1113

Science/Vet Sci Concentration TotalProduction Management ConcentrationSoil Science AGR 1313Business Electives ACC 2213, ECO 2124


Humanities ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS 2213, HIS 2223, MFL 1113, MFL 1123, MFL 1213, MFL 1223, MFL 2213, MFL 2223, PHI 2113, PHI 2713

Trigonometry MAT 1323Statistics MAT 2323

Common Courses TotalMUST SELECT A CONCENTRATION BELOW:Science/Veterinary Science ConcentrationGeneral Biology II BIO 1144

Economics ECO 2113, AGR 2713Social and Behavioral Sciences PSC 1113, PSC 1123, PSC 2113, PSY 1513,



Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233General Biology I BIO 1134Chemistry CHE 1214, CHE 1224, CHE 2424

Animal Science AGR 1214

ANIMAL SCIENCESBS


44

CIP: 45.0201

668

20

3

9

6

6

3

393

4262

3

6

6

3

312

34

4060

Non-Laboratory Science** Choose one from Appendix BElectives

UM Additional Courses TotalUM Total


Humanities PHI 2113, PHI 2613, PHI 2713Foreign Language Select one language - 6 hrs must be at 2000 level


Foreign Language Select one languageElectives

MSU Additional Courses TotalMSU Total

Additional Courses Accepted By UM:Fine Arts ART 1113, ART 2713, ART 2723, DAN 1113,

MUS 1113, MUS 1123, SPT 2233Literature ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333,

ENG 2423, ENG 2433



Introduction to Philosophy I PHI 2113

Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, MUS 1123, SPT 2233

Social Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, PSC 1113, PSC 1123, PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2133, SOC 2143 (no more than 3 hours from any one discipline)

Literature ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333, ENG 2423, ENG 2433

Additional Courses Accepted By MSU:

ANTHROPOLOGYBA

Degrees offered by: MSU, UM, USM

COMMON COURSES ACCEPTED BY ALL INSTITUTIONS OFFERING THIS MAJOR:English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123Anthropology SOC 2213, SOC 2243Laboratory Sciences* Choose any two from Appendix B

Common Courses Total

45

3

3

6

3

3

3

6

3124262

Social and Behavioral Sciences*** Select two courses: SOC 2213, HPR 1213, GEO 1113, PSC 1113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113, others possible

Public Speaking I SPT 1113Foreign Language**** Select one language

USM Additional Courses TotalUSM Total

Notes:


****Foreign Language requirement for USM: Twelve (12) hours in a single foreign language; fewer hours may suffice, but course level 202 must be complete.

*MSU requires one life science (BIO) and one physical science (CHE, PHY, GLY).**This degree at UM requires three science courses, of which two must have labs. Two of the courses must be in the same area of science, and the third course must be in a different department. Please note that astronomy, physical science, and physics courses are considered different areas of science. Consult the UM catalog for specific details.

College Algebra or higher MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1723, MAT 1733, and MAT 1743


Additional Humanities II A second ENG literature course not selected in Literature requirement (ENG 2213-ENG 2613) or HIS 2213 or HIS 2223

Humanities*** HIS 1163, HIS 1173, PHI 2613, PHI 2113, PHI 2143, others possible (1 HIS required)

Additional Courses Accepted By USM:Fine Arts*** ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233,

others possibleLiterature*** ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, others

possible

46

CIP: 21.0101

3464486

63

3

2

33

33

61

*The Applied Science Radiologic Science and Technology concentration offers graduates of community college radiologic sciences programs the ability to obtain a bachelor of science degree in Applied Science with education in specialty areas of medical imaging. The specialty areas currently being offered are Computed Tomography (CT), Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), and Mammography. This area of study may be taken online.

**The Applied Science Technology Management concentration with emphases in Medical (Health Care Management and Administration) and Industrial is a two-year capstone degree program for persons holding AA, AS, or AAS degrees from an accredited two-year college, or equivalent. This area of study may be taken online.


ASU Total***Notes:


HPR 1111, HPR 1121

Personal and Community Health I HPR 1213College Algebra MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1723,



ENG 2423, ENG 2433, ENG 2523, ENG 2533History HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS

2213, HIS 2223

Zoology I BIO 2414General Chemistry I & II CHE 1214, CHE 1224Social and Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, PSC 1113, PSC 1123, PSC

2113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2133, SOC 2143, SOC 2213, SOC 2243

Plant Science AGR 2314Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233Botany I BIO 1314

Agricultural Economics AGR 2713

APPLIED SCIENCE(Concentrations: Biomedical Engineering Technology, Computer Engineering Technology,

Electro-Mechanical Engineering Technology, Geospatial Engineering Technology: Homeland Security, Geospatial Engineering Technology: Natural Resource Management,

Nuclear Engineering Technology, Radiation Technology, Medical Radiologic Science and Technology*, Technology Management: Healthcare Management and Administration**,

Technology Management: Industrial**)


47

CIP: 52.9999

63

38

20

336

333

284969

3

33

6

6

2141

Notes:*USM General Education Curriculum Note: Additional courses may satisfy specific university general education curriculum requirements. See the USM General Education Curriculum (GEC) Course Transfer Policy (Appendix C) for details. Specific program requirements are found in the USM Undergraduate Bulletin Degree Plans: http://catalog.usm.edu/

**The MSU Applied Technology in Healthcare Services degree allows up to 28 hours of technical/academic electives from the community college. A maximum of 62 hours can be transferred for this BS degree; therefore, student should select no more than 62 hours from those hours listed above. Many General Education courses are not offered at MSU-Meridian; therefore, it is strongly recommended that students take the General Education courses before enrolling at MSU-Meridian or consult an advisor at MSU-Meridian for available courses.

***The USM Applied Technology degree requires 36 hours of technical electives from the community college. A maximum of 60 hours can be transferred for this BS degree; therefore, students should select no more than 24 hours from the 38 hours listed above.

USM Total***

Additional courses accepted by USM for Applied Technology (BS):


Principles of Accounting I ACC 2213Literature* ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, others

possibleHumanities* HIS 1163, HIS 1173, PHI 2613, PHI 2113, PHI

2143, others possible (1 HIS required)Social and Behavioral Sciences* Select two courses: SOC 2213, HPR 1213,


USM Additional Courses Total

MSU Total*

Humanities ENG 2413, HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, PHI 2113, PHI 2613

Statistics MAT 2323General Psychology I PSY 1513Non-laboratory Science Choose any one from Appendix BTechnical and/or academic electives**

MSU Additional Courses Total

Common Courses TotalAdditional courses accepted by MSU for Applied Technology in Healthcare Services (BAT):Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233Principles of Macroeconomics ECO 2113


Public Speaking I SPT 1113Laboratory Sciences Choose any two from Appendix B


APPLIED TECHNOLOGY (USM) / APPLIED TECHNOLOGY in HEALTHCARE SERVICES (MSU)BAT, BS

Degrees offered by: MSU - Meridian, USM


48

CIP: 16.1101

3

6

66

6

3

383

1660


ENG 2423, ENG 2433



UM TotalNotes:

Humanities PHI 2113, PHI 2613, PHI 2713Laboratory Sciences* Choose any two from Appendix BNon-laboratory Science* Choose any one from Appendix BElectives



Social Sciences

ARABICBA


ECO 2113, ECO 2123, PSC 1113, PSC 2113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2213

49

CIP: 15.0101

3

8

63363

6

3336

33

59USM TotalNotes:*USM General Education Curriculum Note: Additional courses may satisfy specific university general education curriculum requirements. See the USM General Education Curriculum (GEC) Course Transfer Policy (Appendix C) for details. Specific program requirements are found in the USM Undergraduate Bulletin Degree Plans: http://catalog.usm.edu/

Calculus MAT 1613Social and Behavioral Sciences* Select two courses: SOC 2213, HPR 1213,


Technical ElectiveDDR, GRA, CON, ENT course (as approved by department)



College Algebra MAT 1313Trigonometry MAT 1323

Graphics DDT 1113, GRA 1113, GRA 1143English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123Literature* ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, others

possible

Construction Materials DDT 1213, ENT 1213, CON 1213

Laboratory Sciences (Choose any two) CHE 1214, CHE 1224, GLY 1114, GLY 1124, PHY 2414, PHY 2424, PHY 2514, PHY 2524

Design I & II ART 1433, ART 1443


ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGYBS


50

CIP: 04.0201

33

6

66

89

41

College Algebra *Trigonometry Calculus

MAT 1513, MAT 1613

General Physics I & II PHY 2414, PHY 2424Electives (may be used towards a minor)

MSU TotalNotes:Students should be in direct communication with the School of Architecture's Admissions Advisor to confirm their schedules each semester.*Students who place into a course higher than College Algebra (MAT 1313) on the mathematics placement test may fulfill the University mathematics requirement with either Calculus I (MAT 1613) , Business Calculus I (MAT 1513), or Finite Mathematics (MAT 1333). By itself, Trigonometry (MAT 1323) does not meet this requirement.

**Required if student receives a grade of "C" or lower in Drawing I (ART 1313)The coursework listed above satisfies the first year of the 5-year professional Bachelor of Architecture curriculum. Students must apply to the School of Architecture at MSU to complete the remaining years of the BArch degree. The School of Architecture at MSU offers the only NAAB-accredited professional degree in the state.

Fine Arts ART 2713, ART 2723, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, MUS 2313, MUS 2323, SPT 2233

Social and Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, PSC 1113, PSC 1123, PSC 2113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2133, SOC 2143, SOC 2213, SOC 2243


Drawing I, (Drawing II**) ART 1313, (ART 1323**)

ARCHITECTUREBArch


51

CIP:

63668

29

36

3

3

3

3

3

93362

66

6

63

33

3362

ElectivesJSU Additional Courses Total

JSU Total

History HIS 1113, HIS 1123 or HIS 1163, HIS 1173College Algebra or higher MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1723,

MAT 1733, and MAT 1743Public Speaking I SPT 1113

Design I & II ART 1433, ART 1443Social and Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, PSC 1113, PSY 1513,

SOC 2113, SOC 2213Literature ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333,

ENG 2423, ENG 2433, ENG 2523, ENG 2533

Public Speaking I or Interpersonal Communication

SPT 1113, SPT 2173

ElectivesDSU Additional Courses Total

DSU Total


Design I ART 1433Social and Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, GEO 1113, PSC 1113,

PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2213Literature ENG 2213, ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323,

ENG 2333, ENG 2413ENG 2423, ENG 2433, ENG 2523, ENG 2533

Additional courses accepted by JSU for Art (BA):

ART (DSU, JSU, MSU, MVSU, UM, USM) /FINE ARTS (MUW)

BA, BFADegrees offered by: DSU, JSU, MSU, MUW, MVSU, UM, USM

50.0101, 50.0702COMMON COURSES ACCEPTED BY ALL INSTITUTIONS OFFERING THIS MAJOR:

English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123Laboratory Sciences Choose any two from Appendix B

Common Courses TotalAdditional courses accepted by DSU for Art (BA, BFA):

Drawing I & II ART 1313, ART 1323Three Dimensional Design ART 1453Art History I & II ART 2713, ART 2723



52

66

6

3

333

2453

63

3

33

3123362

66

6

63

33

2756

Public Speaking I SPT 1113Electives

MVSU Additional Courses TotalMVSU Total




MUW Additional Courses TotalMUW Total

Additional courses accepted by MVSU for Art (BA):Design I & II ART 1433, ART 1443Social and Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, PSC 1113, PSY 1513,

SOC 2113, SOC 2213



Social and Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, PSC 1113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2213


History HIS 1113, HIS 1123 or HIS 1163, HIS 1173

ElectivesMSU Additional Courses Total

MSU TotalAdditional courses accepted by MUW for Fine Arts (BA, BFA):Design I & II ART 1433, ART 1443


Math higher than College Algebra MAT 1323, MAT 1513, MAT 1613, MAT 2323Public Speaking I* SPT 1113



Additional courses accepted by MSU for Art (BFA):Design I & II ART 1433, ART 1443

53

636

6

6

3

13160

6333

6

33

31

3160

3

66

6

3

6

3059

Note:




Design I & II ART 1433, ART 1443Literature*** ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, others

possibleHumanities*** HIS 1163, HIS 1173, PHI 2613, PHI 2113, PHI

2143, others possible (1 HIS required)

Art (BFA) TotalAdditional courses accepted by USM (BFA):Fine Arts*** ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233,

others possible (ART, DAN, SPT recommended)


Humanities PHI 2113, PHI 2613, PHI 2713Electives

Social and Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, PSC 1113, PSC 2113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2213


History HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173

Art (BFA)**Design I & II ART 1433, ART 1443Computers in Art ART 1513Fine Arts DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233


Electives

Art (BA) TotalUM Art (BA) Additional Courses Total




Additional courses accepted by UM for Art (BA, BFA):UM STUDENTS MUST SELECT A DEGREE TYPE BELOW:Art (BA)Design I & II ART 1433, ART 1443Computers in Art ART 1513

UM Art (BFA) Additional Courses Total

*At MSU, Public Speaking I (SPT 1113) does NOT apply to the Fine Arts concentration.

54

**At UM, students must be admitted to this program.


55

CIP:

6633663

333

3383

59

It is strongly recommended that students complete the Praxis Core Academic Skills for Educators (formerly Praxis I) examination prior to transferring (if required).

Laboratory Sciences Choose any two from Appendix BElective

MUW TotalNote:


Introduction to Philosophy I PHI 2113Public Speaking I SPT 1113


Human Growth and Development EPY 2533History HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173

Painting I & II ART 2513, ART 2523Art History I & II ART 2713, ART 2723English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123

Drawing I & II ART 1313, ART 1323Design I & II ART 1433, ART 1443Computer Art ART 1513

ART EDUCATIONBFA

Degrees offered by: MUW13.1302

56

CIP: 50.0703

33366

66

6

3

6831

60UM TotalNotes:*This degree at UM requires three science courses, of which two must have labs. Two of the courses must be in the same area of science, and the third course must be in a different department. Please note that astronomy, physical science, and physics courses are considered different areas of science. Consult the UM catalog for specific details.

Laboratory Sciences* Choose any two from Appendix BNon-laboratory Science* Choose one from Appendix BElective



Foreign Language Select one language - 6 hrs must be at 2000 level



ENG 2423, ENG 2433

Design II or Drawing I ART 1443, ART 13133-D Design ART 1453Art History I & II ART 2713, ART 2723

Design I ART 1433

ART HISTORYBA


57

CIP: 51.0913

633

12

3

4

4

36

6

26

33

105062

Prevention and Care of Athletic Injuries HPR 2723, HPR 2733Public Speaking I or Interpersonal Communication

SPT 1113, SPT 2173

ElectivesDSU Acceptable Courses Total

DSU Total

Literature ENG 2213, ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333, ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, ENG 2523, ENG 2533

Personal Development EPY 2513, FCS 2813, HPR 1111, SPT 2173History HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS

2213, HIS 2223

Anatomy and Physiology BIO 1511/BIO 1513, BIO 1514, BIO 1521/BIO 1523, BIO 2514, BIO 1531/1533, BIO 2514, BIO 2524

Computer Applications I CSC 1123Social and Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, GEO 1113, PHI 2113,

PSC 1113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2213

Common Courses TotalAdditional Courses accepted by DSU:*Fine Arts ART 1113, ART 2713, ART 2723, DAN 1113,

MUS 1113, SPT 2233Natural Science BIO 1113, BIO 1114, BIO 1123, BIO 1124, BIO

1133, BIO 1134, BIO 1144, BIO 1143, BIO 1144

Nutrition FCS 1253, BIO 1613College Algebra MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1723,



ATHLETIC TRAININGBS

Degrees offered by: DSU, USM


58

3

83

6

1333336

4254

Note:*Courses listed twice will only count once.**USM General Education Curriculum Note: Additional courses may satisfy specific university general education curriculum requirements. See the USM General Education Curriculum (GEC) Course Transfer Policy (Appendix C) for details. Specific program requirements are found in the USM Undergraduate Bulletin Degree Plans: http://catalog.usm.edu/

USM Total

Prevention and Care of Athletic Injuries HPR 2723Introduction to Athletic Training HPR 2733Statistics MAT 2323, BAD 2323

Introduction to Sociology SOC 2113Electives


General Psychology I PSY 1513



Athletic Training Terminology HPR 2711

Anatomy and Physiology I & II BIO 2514, BIO 2524

Additional Courses accepted by USM:Fine Arts** ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233,

others possible

59

CIP: 52.0301

33

33333363

3

3

3

33

86

62DSU Total

Business Calculus or Calculus MAT 1513, MAT 1613Humanities and Fine Arts PHI 2113 or any Literature, History, or Fine

Arts course listed

ElectivesGeneral Physics I & II PHY 2414, PHY 2424




Principles of Macroeconomics ECO 2113English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123Public Speaking I or Interpersonal Communication

SPT 1113, SPT 2173

Business Statistics BAD 2323Microcomputer Applications CSC 1123Principles of Microeconomics ECO 2123


Introduction to Aviation AVM 1113Applied Meteorology AVM 2113

Principles of Accounting I ACC 2213

AVIATION MANAGEMENT(AVIATION MANAGEMENT LOGISTICS and COMMERCIAL AVIATION)

BCADegrees offered by: DSU

60

CIP: 26.0202

3

86

66

6

63862

60Electives

UM Total

Humanities PHI 2113, PHI 2613, PHI 2713Physics I & II PHY 2414, PHY 2424 or PHY 2514, PHY 2524Foreign Language Select one language - 6 hrs must be at 2000 level



Calculus I & II MAT 1613, MAT 1623

General Chemistry I & II CHE 1214, CHE 1224Social Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, PSC 1113, PSC 2113,

PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2213English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123


BIOCHEMISTRYBA


61

CIP: 26.0202

344488

666

643

62

General Physics I or Elective PHY 2414, PHY 2514, or ElectivePublic Speaking I SPT 1113

MSU Total***Notes:

**Some concentrations may require specific Social Sciences. Refer to MSU Undergraduate catalog for more information. http://www.catalog.msstate.edu/

***Acceptance of community or junior college work is limited to one-half of the total degree hour requirements for graduation in a given curriculum. Biochemistry is a 120-hour program.

Humanities* ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS 2213, HIS 2223, MFL 1113, MFL 1123, MFL 1213, MFL 1223, PHI 2113, PHI 2143, PHI 2713


*For articulation to MSU, the Humanities, Fine Arts, and Social Sciences/Behavioral Sciences electives must be the same as or equivalent to approved General Education requirements for these electives as listed in the MSU Undergraduate Catalog.

Organic Chemistry I & II CHE 2424, CHE 2434Social and Behavioral Sciences** ECO 2113, ECO 2123, PSC 1113, PSC 1123,

PSC 2113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2133, SOC 2143, SOC 2213, SOC 2243


Fine Arts* ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233

BIOCHEMISTRY(Concentrations: Bioinformatics; Entomology; Forensic Sciences; Plant Pathology; Pre-Dental; Pre-

MBA; Pre-Medicine; Pre-Optometry; Pre-Pharmacy; Pre-Veterinary; and Science)


General Chemistry I & II CHE 1214, CHE 1224

General Biology I BIO 1134General Biology II BIO 1144Microbiology BIO 2924

62

CIP:

348436

666

1236

67MSU Total**Notes:


*Although PHY 2514, and PHY 2524 are 4-hour courses at the community colleges, the equivalent courses at MSU are 3-hour courses; therefore, only 3 hours per course will be applied toward the degree.

Calculus I, II, III, & IV MAT 1613, MAT 1623, MAT 2613, MAT 2623Differential Equations MAT 2913General Physics I-A & II-A* PHY 2514, PHY 2524

Engineering Mechanics I & II EGR 2413, EGR 2433English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123Humanities ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333,


Organic Chemistry I CHE 2424Computer Programming CSC 1613, CSC 2134, CSC 2144, CSC 2623Social and Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, PSC 1113, PSY 1513,

SOC 2113, SOC 2213

Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233General Biology I BIO 1134General Chemistry I & II CHE 1214, CHE 1224

BIOLOGICAL ENGINEERINGBS

Degrees offered by: MSU14.0501

63

CIP:

3

886

66

6

6

362

60


College Algebra and higher MAT 1313 and higher, except for MAT 1333, MAT 1723, MAT 1733, and MAT 1743

Humanities PHI 2113, PHI 2613, PHI 2713Foreign Language Select one language - 6 hrs must be at 2000 levelElectives

UM Total



ENG 2423, ENG 2433

Fine ArtsART 1113, ART 2713, ART 2723, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233

General Biology I & II BIO 1134, BIO 1144General Chemistry I & II CHE 1214, CHE 1224

BIOLOGICAL SCIENCEBA

Degrees offered by: UM26.0101

64

CIP:

886

22

36

6

6

3833

3860

36

3

3

33

6

3

104062

DSU Additional Courses TotalDSU Total


Trigonometry, Calculus, or Statistics MAT 1323, MAT 1613; MAT 1323, MAT 2323; MAT 1613, MAT 1623; or MAT 1613, MAT 2323

Electives



College Algebra MAT 1313


SPT 1113, SPT 2173

ASU Additional Courses TotalASU Total

Additional courses accepted by DSU for Biology (BS):Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233Social and Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, PSC 1113, PSC 2113,

PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2213

Organic Chemistry I & II CHE 2424, CHE 2434College Algebra or Pre-Calculus MAT 1313, MAT 1343Public Speaking I SPT 1113



Non-laboratory Science Biology (See Appendix B)

Common Courses TotalAdditional courses accepted by ASU for Biology (BS):Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233Social and Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, PSC 1113, PSC 2113,

PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2213

General Biology I & II BIO 1134, BIO 1144General Chemistry I & II CHE 1214, CHE 1224English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123

BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE(S) (MSU, UM, USM) / BIOLOGY (ASU, DSU, JSU, MUW, MVSU) /MARINE BIOLOGY (USM)

BSDegrees offered by: ASU, DSU, JSU, MSU, MUW, MVSU, UM, USM


65

36

6

6

8335

4062

36

3

3

83-6

363

38-4160-63

36

6

6

38332

4062



Botany I or Introduction to Philosophy I BIO 1313, PHI 2113Organic Chemistry I & II CHE 2424, CHE 2434College Algebra or Pre-Calculus MAT 1313, MAT 1343




Physics I or ElectiveMSU Additional Courses Total

MSU Total*Additional courses accepted by MUW for Biology (BS):Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233

College Algebra and Trigonometry or Calculus I

MAT 1313 & MAT 1323 or MAT 1613

Public Speaking I SPT 1113Foreign Language Select one language



Organic Chemistry I & II CHE 2424, CHE 2434

JSU Additional Courses TotalJSU Total

Additional courses accepted by MSU for Biological Sciences (BS):Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233Social and Behavioral Sciences* ECO 2113, ECO 2123, PSC 1113, PSC 2113,

PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2213

College Algebra or Pre-Calculus MAT 1313, MAT 1343Public Speaking I SPT 1113Electives Suggested electives: CSC 1113, EPY 2533, or

LLS course




Additional courses accepted by JSU for Biology (BS)^:Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233Social and Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, PSC 1113, PSC 2113,

PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2213

66

36

6

6

83

7-83

42-4364-65

6

6

6

866

3860

3

443

6

6

833

4062

Public Speaking I SPT 1113USM Additional Courses Total

USM TotalNote:


*MSU requires that Social Sciences should be taken from two different subject areas.


Organic Chemistry I & II CHE 2424, CHE 2434Calculus I MAT 1613

Zoology I BIO 2414Literature*** ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, others

possibleHumanities*** HIS 1163, HIS 1173, PHI 2613, PHI 2113, PHI



Additional courses accepted by USM for Biological Sciences and Marine Biology (BS):Fine Arts*** ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233,

others possibleBotany I BIO 1324

Organic Chemistry I & II CHE 2424, CHE 2434Calculus I & II MAT 1613, MAT 1623Foreign Language

Select one language - 6 hrs must be at 2000 level

Additional courses accepted by UM for Biological Science (BS):Social and Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, PSC 1113, PSC 2113,


ENG 2423, ENG 2433History HIS 1113, HIS 1123; HIS 1163, HIS 1173; or

HIS 2213, HIS 2223

General Physics I & II or General Physics I PHY 2414, PHY 2424 or PHY 2414, MAT 1323Public Speaking I SPT 1113

MVSU Additional Courses TotalMVSU Total**


Organic Chemistry I & II CHE 2424, CHE 2434College Algebra or Pre-Calculus MAT 1313, MAT 1343

Additional courses accepted by MVSU for Biology (BS):Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233Social and Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, PSC 1113, PSC 2113,


ENG 2423, ENG 2433, ENG 2523, ENG 2533

67


^JSU has established a 2+2 curriculum agreement with Hinds Community College. Students planning to transfer from this community college to JSU for Biology BS should follow this 2+2 curriculum agreement. (See Appendix E for list of programs and concentrations)

68

CIP:

316

3363

63

6636

64ASU Total*Notes:It is strongly recommended that students complete the Praxis Core Academic Skills for Educators (formerly Praxis I) examination prior to transferring (if required).*Acceptance of community or junior college work is limited to one-half of the total degree hour requirements for graduation in a given curriculum.

Sociology SOC 2113, SOC 2143Public Speaking I SPT 1113Foreign Language Select one language

Psychology EPY 2513, EPY 2523, PSY 1513History HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS

2213, HIS 2223College Algebra and higher MAT 1313, MAT 1323, MAT 1613, MAT 1623

Principles of Macroeconomics ECO 2113English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123Literature ENG 2223, ENG 2423, ENG 2523, ENG 2523,

ENG 2533

Zoology I & II BIO 2414, BIO 2424 General Chemistry I & II CHE 1214, CHE 1224Computer Applications I CSC 1123

Fine Arts ART 1113, MUS 1113Laboratory Sciences Choose from the following: General Biology I & II BIO 1134, BIO 1144

BIOLOGY EDUCATION(LICENSURE)


26.0101

69

CIP:

3

8836

63

3

3

33

33

762


SPT 1113, SPT 2173

ElectivesDSU Total

Notes:It is strongly recommended that students complete the Praxis Core Academic Skills for Educators (formerly Praxis I) examination prior to transferring (if required).Courses listed twice will only count once.

Trigonometry or Calculus I MAT 1323, MAT 1613Humanities and Fine Arts PHI 2113 or any Literature, History, or Fine

Arts course listedPhysical Science PHY 1113, PHY 1213, PHY 2244




Computer Applications I CSC 1123Social and Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, GEO 1113, PSC 1113,





BSDegrees offered by: DSU

26.0101

70

CIP:

3886

66

61962

4 hrs4 hrs4 hrs4 hrs4 hrs4 hrs3 hrs3 hrs


Suggested Courses:BIO 1314 - Botany IBIO 2414 - Zoology IBIO 2424 - Zoology IIBIO 2614 - Cell BiologyBIO 2924 - MicrobiologyCHE 2424 - Organic ChemistryEDU 1613 - Foundations in EducationHPR 1213 - Personal and Community Health I

Notes:

Social and Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, EPY 2533, GEO 1113, PSC 1113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2133, SOC 2143, SOC 2213


ENG 2423, ENG 2433, HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS 2213, HIS 2223, PHI 2113, PHI 2713

College Algebra and higher MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1333, MAT 1723, MAT 1733, and MAT 1743

Academic Area See suggested courses belowMSU Total

Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233General Biology I & II BIO 1134, BIO 1144General Chemistry I & II CHE 1214, CHE 1224



13.1205

71

CIP:

383863

33

163433

562MUW Total

Notes:It is strongly recommended that students complete the Praxis Core Academic Skills for Educators (formerly Praxis I) examination prior to transferring (if required).

Public Speaking I SPT 1113Fine Arts / History / Literature Select an additional course from Fine Arts /

History / LiteratureElectives

College Algebra and higher MAT 1313, MAT 1323, MAT 1613, MAT 1623Introduction to Philosophy I PHI 2113General Physics I PHY 2414

Human Growth and Development EPY 2533History HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS

2213, HIS 2223Physical Education Activities HPR 1111, HPR 1121

General Chemistry I & II CHE 1214, CHE 1224English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123Literature ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333,

ENG 2423, ENG 2433

Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2223General Biology I & II BIO 1134, BIO 1144Botany I or Introduction to Philosophy I BIO 1313, PHI 2113


BSDegrees offered by: MUW

26.0101

72

CIP:

3

16

66

6

343336

59


Math or Science ElectiveElectives

UM TotalNotes:

General Physics I PHY 2414General Psychology I PSY 1513Humanities Elective Choose from ENG, PHI, HIS, MFL



Trigonometry or Calculus I MAT 1323, MAT 1613

Zoology I & II BIO 2414, BIO 2424 General Chemistry I & II CHE 1214, CHE 1224English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123


Laboratory Science Choose from the following: General Biology I & II BIO 1134, BIO 1144


BAEd SCIENCE EDUCATIONDegrees offered by: UM

13.1316

73

CIP:

3

844883

6636

362USM Total

Notes:

At Southern Miss, the Gold Card is needed in order to enroll in Teacher Education courses. See http://www.usm.edu/education-psychology/admission-requirements for current licensure program admission requirements.*USM General Education Curriculum Note: Additional courses may satisfy specific university general education curriculum requirements. See the USM General Education Curriculum (GEC) Course Transfer Policy (Appendix C) for details. Specific program requirements are found in the USM Undergraduate Bulletin Degree Plans: http://catalog.usm.edu/

Calculus MAT 1613Social and Behavioral Sciences* PSY 1513 (required)

Select one additional course: SOC 2213, GEO 1113, SOC 2113, others possible


Literature* ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, others possible

English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123Humanities* HIS 1163, HIS 1173, others possible

Zoology II BIO 2424General Chemistry I & II CHE 1214, CHE 1224Organic Chemistry I & II CHE 2424, CHE 2434


General Biology I & II BIO 1134, BIO 1144Botany I BIO 1314

BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES(LICENSURE)

BSDegrees offered by: USM

26.0101

74

CIP:

38

886

66

6

335

62



College Algebra or Pre-Calculus MAT 1313, MAT 1343Public Speaking I SPT 1113Electives

JSU Total

Organic Chemistry I & II CHE 2424, CHE 2434Social and Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, PSC 1113, PSC 1123,

PSC 2113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2133, SOC 2143, SOC 2213


Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233General Biology I & II BIO 1134, BIO 1144; BIO 1131, BIO 1133, BIO

1141, BIO 1143General Chemistry I & II CHE 1214, CHE 1224

BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERINGBS

Degrees offered by: JSU14.0501

75

CIP: 52.2001

3333366

3386

47

Business Calculus I MAT 1513Statistics MAT 2323General Physics I & II PHY 2414, PHY 2424Electives

MSU TotalNotes:

Students must receive a "D" or higher for grades to transfer into Building Construction Science.

Building Construction Science is a studio-centered program dependent on course and studio sequencing. Students should consult an MSU advisor early on in their studies.

Principles of Microeconomics ECO 2123English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123Humanities ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333,


Principles of Accounting II ACC 2223Legal Environment of Business BAD 2413Principles of Macroeconomics ECO 2113


BUILDING CONSTRUCTION SCIENCEBS


76

CIP:

333368

26

633

6

33

336

3662

33

33

3

3

33

3Business Calculus or Calculus MAT 1513, MAT 1613


General Psychology I PSY 1513College Algebra MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1723,




Computer Applications I CSC 1123Literature ENG 2213, ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323,

ENG 2333, ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, ENG 2523, ENG 2533

ElectivesASU Additional Courses Total

ASU Total*Additional courses accepted by DSU for Finance, Management, and Marketing (BBA):Principles of Accounting I ACC 2213


Business Calculus or Calculus MAT 1513, MAT 1613Public Speaking I SPT 1113




Common Courses TotalAdditional courses accepted by ASU for Business Administration (BBA):Principles of Accounting I & II ACC 2213, ACC 2223Fine Arts ART 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233

Principles of Microeconomics ECO 2123English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123Laboratory Sciences Choose any two from Appendix B

Business Statistics BAD 2323Legal Environment in Business BAD 2413Principles of Macroeconomics ECO 2113

BANKING AND FINANCE (MSU, UM) / BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (ASU, JSU, MSU, MUW, MVSU, USM) / ECONOMICS (JSU, MSU, UM) / ENTREPRENEURSHIP (JSU) / FINANCE (DSU, JSU, USM) /

MANAGEMENT (DSU, JSU, MSU, UM, USM) / MANAGERIAL FINANCE (UM) / MARKETING (DSU, JSU, MSU, UM, USM)

BACCY, BBA, BS, BSBADegrees offered by: ASU, DSU, JSU, MSU, MUW, MVSU, UM, USM

52.0101, 52.0201, 52.0301, 52.0601, 52.0701, 52.0801, 52.1001, 52.1401COMMON COURSES ACCEPTED BY ALL INSTITUTIONS OFFERING THIS MAJOR:

77

3

3056

633

6

33

336

3662

636

333

336

3662

633

6

33

3Business Calculus or Calculus MAT 1513, MAT 1613


General Psychology I PSY 1513College Algebra MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1723,


Additional courses accepted by MUW for Business Administration (BS):Principles of Accounting I & II ACC 2213, ACC 2223Fine Arts ART 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233Literature ENG 2213, ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323,

ENG 2333, ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433



Social Science PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2143, SOC 2213College Algebra MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1723,

MAT 1733, and MAT 1743Business Calculus or Calculus MAT 1513, MAT 1613

Fine Arts ART 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233Humanities ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333,


American Government PSC 1113

ElectivesJSU Additional Courses Total

JSU TotalAdditional courses accepted by MSU for Banking and Finance, Business Administration, Economics, Management, and Marketing (BBA):Principles of Accounting I & II ACC 2213, ACC 2223







Additional courses accepted by JSU for Business Administration, Economics, Entrepreneurship, Principles of Accounting I & II ACC 2213, ACC 2223Fine Arts ART 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233


SPT 1113, SPT 2173

78

36

3662

633

6

33

336

3662

63

3

6

3

6

63359


Social Sciences PSC 1113, PSC 2113, PSY 1513, SOC 1113, SOC 1123, SOC 1213, SOC 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2123, SOC 2133, SOC 2213, SOC 2243, SOC 2253, SOC 2611

Calculus I & II or Business Calculus I & II MAT 1613, MAT 1623 or MAT 1513, MAT 1523

Electives



Humanities HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS 1613, HIS 2213, HIS 2223, MFL 1113, MFL 1123, MFL 1136, MFL 1213, MFL 1223, MFL 1313, MFL 1323, MFL 1413, MFL 1423, MFL 1513, MFL 1523, MFL 1713, MFL 1723, MFL 2113, MFL 2123, MFL 2136, MFL 2213, MFL 2223, MFL 2243, MFL 2253, MFL 2313, MFL 2323, MFL 2613, MFL 2713, MFL 2723, PHI 1153, PHI 1163, PHI 2113, PHI 2123, PHI 2613, PHI 2623, PHI 2713

ElectivesMVSU Additional Courses Total

MVSU TotalAdditional courses accepted by UM for Banking and Finance, Economics, Management, Managerial Finance, and Marketing (BBA)^^:Principles of Accounting I & II ACC 2213, ACC 2223







Additional courses accepted by MVSU for Business Administration (BS)^:Principles of Accounting I & II ACC 2213, ACC 2223Fine Arts ART 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233


79

63

3

6

6

3

331

3460

ElectivesUSM Additional Courses Total

USM TotalNotes:

**USM General Education Curriculum Note: Additional courses may satisfy specific university general education curriculum requirements. See the USM General Education Curriculum (GEC) Course Transfer Policy (Appendix C) for details. Specific program requirements are found in the USM Undergraduate Bulletin Degree Plans: http://catalog.usm.edu/



^MVSU has established a 2+2 curriculum agreement with Coahoma Community College. Students planning to transfer from this community college to MVSU for Business Administration BS should follow this 2+2 curriculum agreement. (See Appendix E for list of programs and concentrations)

^^UM has established a 2+2 curriculum agreement with Holmes Community College, Northeast Community College, Northwest Community College. Students planning to transfer from these community colleges to UM for Management BBA, Marketing BBA, or Managerial Finance BBA should follow this 2+2 curriculum agreement. (See Appendix E for list of programs and concentrations)





Additional courses accepted by USM for Business Administration, Finance, Management, and Marketing (BSBA):Principles of Accounting I & II ACC 2213, ACC 2223Fine Arts* ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233,

others possible

80

CIP:

633

339

666

3

3338

65MSU Total*Note:*Acceptance of community or junior college work is limited to one-half of the total degree hour requirements for graduation in a given curriculum.

Social Science PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2143, SOC 2213Public Speaking I SPT 1113Laboratory Sciences Choose any two from Appendix B

Humanities ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS 2213, HIS 2223, MFL 1113, MFL 1123, MFL 1213, MFL 1223, PHI 2113, PHI 2143, PHI 2713



Economics ECO 2113, ECO 2123English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123

Legal Environment in Business BAD 2413Computer Concepts CSC 1113, BAD 2533Computer Programming CSC 1213, CSC 1223, CSC 1613, CSC 2413,

CSC 2623

Principles of Accounting I & II ACC 2213, ACC 2223Fine Arts ART 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233Business Calculus, Business Statistics, or Calculus

BAD 2323, MAT 1513, MAT 1613

BUSINESS INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND QUANTITATIVE ANALYSISBBA


81

CIP:

3

886

366

1238

63

347

66-67


CHEMICAL ENGINEERINGBS, BSCHE

Degrees offered by: MSU, UM14.0701

COMMON COURSES ACCEPTED BY ALL INSTITUTIONS OFFERING THIS MAJOR:Fine Arts ART 1113, ART 2713, ART 2723, DAN 1113,

MUS 1113, SPT 2233General Chemistry I & II CHE 1214, CHE 1224

Social and Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, PSC 1113, PSC 2113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2133, SOC 2143, SOC 2213, SOC 2243

Engineering Mechanics I* EGR 2413 English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123Humanities ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333,


Calculus I, II, III, & IV MAT 1613, MAT 1623, MAT 2613, MAT 2623Differential Equations MAT 2913

*At MSU, EGR 2413 is for the Practice Concentration only.

General Physics I-A & II-A or Physics I, II, & III**

PHY 2514, PHY 2524 or PHY 2313, PHY 2323, PHY 2333

MSU and UM Common Courses TotalAdditional Courses accepted by MSU:Introduction to Linear Algebra*** MAT 2113General Biology I**** BIO 1134

MSU Additional Courses TotalMSU Total**

Notes:

**Although PHY 2514 and PHY 2524 are 4-hour courses at the community colleges, the equivalent courses at MSU are 3-hour courses; therefore, only 3 hours per course will be applied toward the degree.***At MSU, Introduction to Linear Algebra (MAT 2113) is for the Research and Development Concentration.****At MSU, General Biology I (BIO 1134) is for the Biomolecular Concentration.

82

CIP:

8866

836

363

3362

2662

3

6

3

66

2460


UM Acceptable Courses TotalUM Total





College Algebra MAT 1313Trigonometry MAT 1323Foreign Language Select one languageElectives


Additional Courses accepted by UM:

Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233Social and Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, PSC 1113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113Literature ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333,

ENG 2423, ENG 2433

Additional Courses accepted by MSU:

COMMON COURSES ACCEPTED BY ALL INSTITUTIONS OFFERING THIS MAJOR:General Chemistry I & II CHE 1214, CHE 1224Organic Chemistry I & II CHE 2424, CHE 2434English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123History HIS 1113, HIS 1123; HIS 1163, HIS 1173; or

HIS 2213, HIS 2223General Physics I & II or I-A & II-A PHY 2414, 2424 or PHY 2514, PHY 2524


CHEMISTRYBA

Degrees offered by: MSU, UM40.0501

83

CIP:

8866

28

33

6

83333

3260

3

6

3

3

3

83

53462



General Physics I & II or I-A & II-A PHY 2414, PHY 2424 or PHY 2514, PHY 2524Public Speaking I or Interpersonal Communication

SPT 1113, SPT 2173

Electives

Social and Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, GEO 1113, PSC 1113, PSY 1513, SOC 1113, SOC 2213



Additional Courses Accepted By DSU:Fine Arts ART 1113, ART 2713, ART 2723, DAN 1113,

MUS 1113, SPT 2233

General Psychology I PSY 1513Introductory Anthropology SOC 2213Public Speaking I SPT 1113

General Physics I & II or I-A & II-A PHY 2414, PHY 2424 or PHY 2514, PHY 2524

Additional Courses Accepted By ASU:Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233

ElectivesASU Acceptable Courses Total

ASU Total

CHEMISTRYBS

Degrees offered by: ASU, DSU, JSU, MSU, MUW, MVSU, UM, USM40.0501




Calculus I & II MAT 1613, MAT 1623Common Courses Total

General Chemistry I & II CHE 1214, CHE 1224Organic Chemistry I & II CHE 2424, CHE 2434English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123

84

33

6

83333

3260

33

3

833

65

3462

33

3

3

3

3835

3462

ElectivesMUW Acceptable Courses Total

MUW Total

Calculus III MAT 2613General Physics I & II or I-A & II-A PHY 2414, PHY 2424 or PHY 2514, PHY 2524Public Speaking I SPT 1113



Fine Arts / History / Literature Select an additional course from Fine Arts / History / Literature


Additional Courses Accepted By MUW:Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233Social and Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, SOC 2213, GEO 1113,

PSY 1513, PSC 1113

Social Sciences GEO 1113, PSC 1113, SOC 2113, SOC 2143, SOC 2243



General Physics I & II or I-A & II-A PHY 2414, PHY 2424 or PHY 2514, PHY 2524General Psychology I PSY 1513


Additional Courses Accepted By MSU:Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233Literature ENG 2213, ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323,

ENG 2333, ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433

Introductory Anthropology SOC 2213Public Speaking I SPT 1113Electives



Additional Courses Accepted By JSU:Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233Literature ENG 2213, ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323,


85

36

6

6833

3563

3

6

6

6

38

3260

3

3

6

86

35

3462




General Physics I-A & II-A PHY 2514, PHY 2524UM Acceptable Courses Total

UM TotalAdditional Courses Accepted By USM:Fine Arts* ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233,

others possible

USM Acceptable Courses TotalUSM Total

Notes:






Calculus III MAT 2613

MVSU Acceptable Courses TotalMVSU Total

Additional Courses Accepted By UM:Fine Arts ART 1113, ART 2713, ART 2723, DAN 1113,

MUS 1113, SPT 2233Social Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, PSC 1113, PSC 2113,

PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2213

General Physics I & II or I-A & II-A PHY 2414, PHY 2424 or PHY 2514, PHY 2524Introductory Anthropology SOC 2213Public Speaking I SPT 1113



Calculus III & IV MAT 2613, MAT 2623

Additional Courses Accepted By MVSU:Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233

86

CIP:

3

88863

66

683

65

At Southern Miss, the Gold Card is needed in order to enroll in Teacher Education courses. See http://www.usm.edu/education-psychology/admission-requirements for current licensure program admission requirements.*USM General Education Curriculum Note: Additional courses may satisfy specific university general education curriculum requirements. See the USM General Education Curriculum (GEC) Course Transfer Policy (Appendix C) for details. Specific program requirements are found in the USM Undergraduate Bulletin Degree Plans: http://catalog.usm.edu/ **Acceptance of community or junior college work is limited to one-half of the total degree hour requirements for graduation in a given curriculum.

Notes:

Humanities* HIS 1163, HIS 1173, others possibleSocial and Behavioral Sciences* PSY 1513 (required)


Calculus I & II MAT 1613, MAT 1623General Physics I & II or I-A & II-A PHY 2414, PHY 2424 or PHY 2514, PHY 2524Public Speaking I SPT 1113

USM Total**

Organic Chemistry I & II CHE 2424, CHE 2434English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123Literature* ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, others

possible



CHEMISTRY(LICENSURE)


26.0101

87

CIP: 19.0704

3

333

33

363

6

33

6

338

62

Marriage and Family SOC 2143Public Speaking I SPT 1113Laboratory Sciences Choose any two from Appendix B

USM TotalNotes:


**Instructors in Early Childhood Education Technology must have at least 18 hours of graduate coursework in child development/early childhood education for these courses to be eligible for transfer credit.***CDT 2233 and CDT 2915 are not articulated for the Child Development emphasis.

First Aid & CPR HPR 2213College Algebra MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1723,

MAT 1733, and MAT 1743Social and Behavioral Sciences* PSY 1513 (required)

Select one additional course: SOC 2213, HPR 1213, GEO 1113, PSC 1113, SOC 2113, others possible




Atypical Child Development CDT 2413Administration of Programs for Young Children

CDT 2813

Computer Applications I CSC 1123

Child Development I** CDT 1214Language and Literacy Development for CDT 1713Guiding Social & Emotional Behavior and Student Teaching I***

CDT 2233, CDT 2915


CHILD AND FAMILY STUDIESBS


88

CIP: 13.9999

38366

323

36863

60JSU Total

Physical Science I & II PHY 2244, PHY 2254Sociology SOC 2113, SOC 2143Public Speaking I SPT 1113

Note:^JSU has established a 2+2 curriculum agreement with Holmes Community College. Students planning to transfer from this community college to JSU for Child Care and Family Education BS should follow this 2+2 curriculum agreement. (See Appendix E for list of programs and concentrations)


Philosophy PHI 2113, PHI 2713Psychology PSY 1513, PSY 1523

LiteratureENG 2323, ENG 2333 or ENG 2423, ENG 2433, ENG 2523, ENG 2533

History HIS 1163, HIS 1173Physical Education Activities HPR 1111, HPR 1121

General Biology I & II BIO 1134, BIO 1144Computer Science CSC 1113, CSC 1123English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123

Fine Arts ART 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233

CHILD CARE AND FAMILY EDUCATIONBS

Degrees offered by: JSU

89

CIP: 19.0706

33863

933

13

8363

62Public Speaking I SPT 1113

ASU Total*

Physical Science I & II PHY 2244, PHY 2254Psychology PSY 1513, PSY 1523Sociology SOC 2113, SOC 2143

History HIS 1113, HIS, 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS 2213, HIS 2223

Physical Education Activity HPR 1111, HPR 1121College Algebra MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1723,


LiteratureENG 2323, ENG 2333, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, ENG 2523, ENG 2533

Educational Psychology EPY 2513, EPY 2523, EPY 2533Nutrition FCS 1233, FCS 1253

Computer Science ATE 1113, CSC 1113General Biology I & II BIO 1134, BIO 1144English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123


CHILD DEVELOPMENTBS


90

CIP: 16.0301

3

6

66

6

3

383

1660UM Total

Notes:*This degree at UM requires three science courses, of which two must have labs. Two of the courses must be in the same area of science, and the third course must be in a different department. Please note that astronomy, physical science, and physics courses are considered different areas of science. Consult the UM catalog for specific details.

Laboratory Sciences* Choose any two from Appendix BNon-laboratory Science* Choose any one from Appendix BElectives






ENG 2423, ENG 2433


CHINESEBA


91

CIP:

3

663

123

33

446

6

8

33164

86

6

6

32962



General Physics I-A & II-A or Physics I, II, & III*


Science Elective** BIO 1123, BIO 1134, BIO 1144, CHE 2424MSU Acceptable Courses Total

MSU Total



Humanities HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS 2213, HIS 2223, PHI 2113

General Physics I-A & II-A or Physics I, II, & III


Public Speaking I SPT 1113JSU Acceptable Courses Total

JSU TotalAdditional courses accepted by MSU for Civil Engineering (BS):

Common Courses TotalAdditional courses accepted by JSU for Civil Engineering (BS):General Biology II BIO 1144General Chemistry I CHE 1214

Graphic Communications GRA 1143Calculus I, II, III, & IV MAT 1613, MAT 1623, MAT 2613, MAT 2623Differential Equations MAT 2913


Engineering Mechanics I & II EGR 2413, EGR 2433English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123


CIVIL ENGINEERINGBS, BSCE

Degrees offered by: JSU, MSU, UM14.0801

92

46

6

8

33

3063

Notes:

*Although PHY 2514 and PHY 2524 are 4-hour courses at the community colleges, the equivalent courses at MSU are 3-hour courses; therefore, only 3 hours per course will be applied toward the degree.

** These classes apply as Basic Science Electives towards the Environmental Engineering Concentration in Civil Engineering. A maximum of three semester credit hours can be applied towards the degree.

UM Total



General Physics I-A & II-A or Physics I, II, & III


ElectivePublic Speaking I SPT 1113

UM Acceptable Courses Total

General Chemistry I CHE 1214Additional courses accepted by UM for Civil Engineering (BSCE):

93

CIP: 16.1200

3

6

66

6

3833

1660UM Total

Notes:


Non-laboratory Science* Choose any one from Appendix BCollege Algebra or higher MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1333,

MAT 1723, MAT 1733, and MAT 1743Electives


Humanities PHI 2113, PHI 2613, PHI 2713Laboratory Sciences* Choose any two from Appendix B



ENG 2423, ENG 2433


CLASSICSBA


94

CIP:

63

38

20

33

36

33696

4262

3333

3

3363

12

4262

ElectivesA minor is required at MUW. Please check with MUW for those.


Social Sciences PSY 1513, SOC 2113Foreign Language** Select one languageFine Arts / History / Literature Select an additional course from Fine Arts /

History / Literature




Additional courses accepted by MUW for Communications (BA):Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233Writing for the Electronic Media COM 2463Introduction to Mass Communications COM 2483

Foreign Language Select one languageElectives Social Sciences or Humanities courses are

preferredMSU Additional Courses Total

MSU Total

Trigonometry or Statistics MAT 1323, MAT 2323Introduction to Philosophy I PHI 2113Social Sciences PSY 1513, SOC 2113


World Regional Geography GEO 1113History HIS 1113, HIS 1123; HIS 1163, HIS 1173; or

HIS 2213, HIS 2223

Additional courses accepted by MSU for Communication (BA):Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233

English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123College Algebra MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1723,

MAT 1733, and MAT 1743Public Speaking I SPT 1113

COMMUNICATION(S) (MSU, MUW, MVSU);COMMUNICATION STUDIES (USM)

BADegrees offered by: MSU, MUW, MVSU, USM


Laboratory Sciences* Choose any two from Appendix BCommon Courses Total

95

33

36

3399

3959

3

33

6

3

36

3124262


Notes:

**MUW and MVSU require twelve (12) hours of foreign language; 6 hours must be at 2000 level.


****Foreign Language requirement for USM: Twelve (12) hours in a single foreign language; fewer hours may suffice, but course level 202 must be complete.


Additional Social and Behavioral Sciences SOC 2113, SOC 2213, GEO 1113Foreign Language**** Select one language

*MSU requires one life science (BIO) and one physical science (CHE, PHY, GLY).

Humanities*** HIS 1163, HIS 1173, PHI 2613, PHI 2113, PHI 2143, others possible


American History HIS 2213, HIS 2223

Additional courses accepted by USM for Communication Studies (BA):Fine Arts*** ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233,

others possibleComputer Applications I CSC 1123Literature*** ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, others

possible




Introduction to Philosophy I PHI 2113Social Sciences PSY 1513, SOC 2113

Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233Literature ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333,

ENG 2423, ENG 2433, ENG 2523, ENG 2533World Regional Geography GEO 1113

Additional courses accepted by MVSU for Communications (BA):

96

CIP:

66

3

6

6

6

33

3

6866

5662

343

3

33334

2756

ElectivesJSU Acceptable Courses Total

College Algebra or higher MAT 1313, MAT 1323, MAT 1513, MAT 1613

Public Speaking I SPT 1113Laboratory Sciences Physical Sciences (See Appendix B)

General Psychology I PSY 1513Introduction to Sociology SOC 2113

General Biology I or II BIO 1134, BIO 1144

LiteratureENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, ENG 2523, ENG 2533


ElectivesDSU Acceptable Courses Total

DSU TotalAdditional courses accepted by JSU for Communicative Disorders (BS):Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233

Foreign Language/Speech & Hearing Laboratory Sciences Choose any two from Appendix BScience or Math Electives




SPT 1113, SPT 2173

COMMUNICATION SCIENCES & DISORDERS (UM) / COMMUNICATIVE DISORDERS (JSU) / SPEECH & HEARING SCIENCES (DSU) / SPEECH PATHOLOGY (MUW) /

SPEECH PATHOLOGY AND AUDIOLOGY (USM)BA, BS

Degrees offered by: DSU, JSU, MUW, UM, USM51.0201, 51.0203, 51.0204


Perspectives on Society ECO 2113, ECO 2123, GEO 1113, PSC 1113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2123


Common Courses TotalAdditional courses accepted by DSU for Speech & Hearing Sciences (BS):Fine Arts ART 1113, ART 2713, ART 2723, DAN 1113,

MUS 1113, SPT 2233

COMMON COURSES ACCEPTED BY ALL INSTITUTIONS OFFERING THIS MAJOR:English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123

97

62

3433

33333

3

412

95662

38

36

3333

1239

56

ElectivesRequires a minor*


College Algebra or higher MAT 1313, MAT 1323, MAT 1513, MAT 1613Statistics MAT 2323, BAD 2323

Foreign Language Select one language - 2000 level or higher

General Biology I & II or Human Anatomy and Physiology I & II

BIO 1114, BIO 1124, BIO 1134, BIO 1144, BIO 1214, BIO 2514, BIO 2524

Literature ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433History HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS

2213, HIS 2223


Requires a minor*MUW Acceptable Courses Total

MUW TotalAdditional courses accepted by UM Communication Sciences & Disorders (BS):Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233


Laboratory Sciences Physical Sciences (See Appendix B)Electives

College Algebra or higher MAT 1313, MAT 1323, MAT 1513, MAT 1613Introduction to Philosophy PHI 2113


General Biology I or II BIO 1134, BIO 1144Literature ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433History HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS

2213, HIS 2223


JSU TotalAdditional courses accepted by MUW for Speech Pathology (BS):Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233

98

62

3

4

3

6

3

333334

126

5662

Notes:*MUW and UM require a minor with a minimum of eighteen (18) hours (nine hours could be earned at the community/junior college).


***Foreign Language requirement for USM: Twelve (12) hours in a single foreign language; fewer hours may suffice, but course level 202 must be complete. With approval, majors may substitute nine (9) hours of American Sign Language.

Foreign Language*** Select one languageElectives


Advanced Psychology PSY 2513, PSY 2523, PSY 2533

Public Speaking I SPT 1113Laboratory Sciences Physical Sciences (See Appendix B)



Statistics MAT 2323, BAD 2323


Additional courses accepted by USM:Fine Arts** ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233,

others possibleBiological Science with Laboratory BIO 1114, BIO 1124, BIO 1134, BIO 1144, BIO

2514, BIO 2524Literature** ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, others

possible

UM Total

99

CIP:

638

17

3

3

3

3

3336

184562

3

3

3

6

33

6

33

124562

Additional Social Sciences SOC 2113, SOC 2213, GEO 1113College Algebra MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1723,

MAT 1733, and MAT 1743Foreign Language** select one language


American History HIS 2213, HIS 2223Additional Humanities A second History course not selected in

Humanities requirement or PHI 2613, PHI 2113, or PHI 2143




Humanities* HIS 1163, HIS 1173, PHI 2613, PHI 2113, PHI 2143, others possible


College Algebra or higher MAT 1313, MAT 1323, MAT 1513, MAT 1613Introduction to Philosophy PHI 2113Science or MathematicsSee MUW bulletin for minors or electives

MUW Acceptable Courses TotalMUW Total

Additional courses accepted by USM for Communication Studies (BS):



News Writing and Reporting I JOU 1313

Common Courses TotalAdditional courses accepted by MUW for Communications (BS):Fine Arts ART 1113, ART 2713, ART 2723, DAN 1113,

MUS 1113, SPT 2233Social Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, EPY 2533, GEO 1113,

PSC 1113, SOC 2113

English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123Public Speaking I SPT 1113Laboratory Sciences Choose any two from Appendix B


COMMUNICATION STUDIES (USM) / COMMUNICATIONS (MUW)BS

Degrees offered by: MUW, USM09.0101

100


**Foreign Language requirement for USM: Twelve (12) hours in a single foreign language; fewer hours may suffice, but course level 202 must be complete.

101

CIP:

2-333

66

6

3

6338

1261-62DSU Total

Public Speaking I SPT 1113Laboratory Sciences Choose any two from Appendix BForeign Language Select one language


Philosophy PHI 2113, PHI 2143General Psychology I PSY 1513


ENG 2423, ENG 2433, ENG 2523, ENG 2533 (no sequence necessary)


Personal Development CSC 1123 or HPR 1111, HPR 1121Fine Arts DAN 1113, SPT 2233Social Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, EPY 2533, GEO 1113,

GEO 1123, PSC 1113, PSC 1123, SOC 2113

COMMUNICATION STUDIES AND THEATRE ARTSBA

Degrees offered by: DSU24.0102

102

CIP: 14.0901

346

6

66

123383

60

33

6333

63

Engineering Mechanics I EGR 2413JSU Additional Courses Total

JSU TotalData Structures** CSC 2844

MSU Additional Courses TotalMSU Total***

Notes:*MSU accepts up to 8 hours of computer programming coursework if CSC 2134 and CSC 2144 are taken.**Although CSC 2844, PHY 2514, and PHY 2524 are 4-hour courses at the community colleges, the equivalent courses at MSU are 3-hour courses; therefore, only 3 hours per course will be applied toward the degree.***Acceptance of community or junior college work is limited to one-half of the total degree hour requirements for graduation in a given curriculum.

Additional Courses Accepted By JSU:

Calculus I, II, III, & IV MAT 1613, MAT 1623, MAT 2613, MAT 2623Introduction to Linear Algebra MAT 2113Differential Equations MAT 2913General Physics I-A & II-A** PHY 2514, PHY 2524 Public Speaking I SPT 1113

JSU and MSU Common Courses Total



ENG 2423, ENG 2433, ENG 2523, ENG 2533, HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS 2213, HIS 2223, MFL 1113, MFL 1123, MFL 1213, MFL 1223, PHI 2113, PHI 2143, PHI 2713

Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233General Chemistry I CHE 1214Computer Programming I & II or Programming I & II with "C++"*

CSC 1613, CSC 2623 or CSC 2134, CSC 2144


COMPUTER ENGINEERINGBS

Degrees offered by: JSU, MSU

103

CIP: 15.1201

3

43344263

6

686

361

Calculus I & II MAT 1613, MAT 1623Physics I & II PHY 2414, PHY 2424 or PHY 2514, PHY 2524Social and Behavioral Sciences* Select two courses: SOC 2213, HPR 1213,


Public Speaking I SPT 1113USM Total





D C Circuits EET 1114Digital Electronics EET 1214Fundamentals of Electronics EET 1192

General Chemistry I CHE 1214System Maintenance CNT 2423A C Circuits EET 1123


COMPUTER ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGYBS


104

CIP: 52.1201

3

333368

26

333

3

3

33

3

93359

633

3

6

6

3

3056



Business Calculus I & II or Calculus I & II MAT 1513, MAT 1523 or MAT 1613, MAT 1623


Business Statistics BAD 2323Business Communications or Administrative Communications

BOA 2613, BAD 2813



Additional courses accepted by UM for Management Information Systems (BBA)^:Principles of Accounting I & II ACC 2213, ACC 2223

Business Calculus I or II MAT 1513, MAT 1523Humanities and Fine Arts PHI 2113 or any Literature, History, or Fine

Arts course listed

Electives


SPT 1113, SPT 2173



Fine ArtsART 1113, ART 2713, ART 2723, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233

Principles of Accounting I ACC 2213Microcomputer Applications CSC 1123Literature ENG 2213, ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323,


Additional courses accepted by DSU for Computer Information Systems (BBA):

Computer Programming CSC 1213, CSC 1613, CSC 2134Principles of Macroeconomics

Laboratory Sciences Choose any two from Appendix B Common Courses Total

Legal Environment in Business BAD 2413

ECO 2113Principles of Microeconomics ECO 2123English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123

COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS (DSU) / MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS (UM)BBA

Degrees offered by: DSU, UM


105

^UM has established a 2+2 curriculum agreement with Northwest Community College. Students planning to transfer from this community college to UM for Management Information Systems BBA should follow this 2+2 curriculum agreement. (See Appendix E for list of programs and concentrations)

Note:

106

CIP:

638

24-27

41-44

33

363

1859-62

3

3

6

6

1859-62

Social and Behavioral Sciences** Select two courses: SOC 2213, HPR 1213, GEO 1113, PSC 1113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113, others possible


Notes:


History HIS 1113, HIS 1123 or HIS 1163, HIS 1173Behavioral Sciences PHI, 2143, PSC 1113, PSY 1513


Additional courses accepted by USM for Information Technology (BS):Fine Arts** ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233,

others possibleLiterature** ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, others

possible

Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233Literature ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333,

ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, ENG 2523, ENG 2533

Social Sciences GEO 1113, SOC 2113, SOC 2213

Additional courses accepted by ASU for Computer Networking & Information Technology (BS):

Major (choose one group)Networking CNT 1333, CNT 1414, CNT 1524, CNT 1624,

CNT 2423, CNT 2534, CNT 2544, IST 1124, IST 1143, IST 1134, IST 1214, IST 1224, IST 2224, IST 2234

Programming CNT 1333, CNT 1214, CNT 1353, CNT 1624, CNT 2284, CNT 2423, CNT 2434, IST 1314, IST 2374, IST 2384

Web Design CNT 1333, CNT 1214, CNT 1414, CNT 2423, WDT 2614, WDT 2723, WDT 2823

Telecommunications CNT 1414, CNT 1524, EET 1114, EET 1123, EET 1334, EET 2334, EET 2414


English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123Calculus MAT 1613Laboratory Sciences Choose any two from Appendix B


COMPUTER NETWORKING & INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (ASU) / INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (USM)

BSDegrees offered by: ASU, USM

11.0301, 11.1002

107



108

CIP: 11.0101

3

66

66

6

98361

60

Laboratory Sciences* Choose any two from Appendix BNon-laboratory Science* Choose any one from Appendix BForeign Language Select one language - 6 hrs must be at 2000 levelElectives

UM TotalNotes:*This degree at UM requires three science courses, of which two must have labs. Two of the courses must be in the same area of science, and the third course must be in a different department. Please note that astronomy, physical science, and physics courses are considered different areas of science. Consult the UM catalog for specific details.



Calculus I, II, & III MAT 1613, MAT 1623, MAT 2613

Computer Programming CSC 1613, CSC 2623, CSC 2844Social Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, PSC 1113, PSC 2113,



COMPUTER SCIENCEBA


109

CIP: 11.0101

69

15

3446

6

6

6

83

4661

3446

36

6

6

83

4964

General Physics I & II (Calculus-Based) PHY 2514, PHY 2524 Public Speaking I SPT 1113


Social Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, GEO 1113, GEO 1123, PSC 1113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113



General Chemistry I CHE 1214Computer Programming I & II or Programming I & II with "C++"

CSC 1613, CSC 2623 or CSC 2134, CSC 2144

COBOL or FORTRAN Programming CSC 2323, CSC 2413

ASU Acceptable Courses TotalASU Total**

Additional courses accepted by JSU for Computer Science (BS):Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233General Biology I BIO 1134



Computer Programming I & II or Programming I & II with "C++"

CSC 1613, CSC 2623 or CSC 2134, CSC 2144



Additional courses accepted by ASU for Computer Science (BS):Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233General Biology I BIO 1134General Chemistry I CHE 1214

COMMON COURSES ACCEPTED BY ALL INSTITUTIONS OFFERING THIS MAJOR:English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123Calculus I, II, & III MAT 1613, MAT 1623, MAT 2613


COMPUTER SCIENCEBS, BSCS

Degrees offered by: ASU, JSU, MSU, MVSU, UM, USM

110

3446

6

6

363333

5065

3446

6

6

6

83

4661

Public Speaking I SPT 1113MVSU Acceptable Courses Total

MVSU Total



General Physics I & II (Calculus-Based) PHY 2514, PHY 2524

General Chemistry I CHE 1214Computer Programming I & II or Programming I & II with "C++"

CSC 1613, CSC 2623 or CSC 2134, CSC 2144


MSU Acceptable Courses TotalMSU Total**

Additional courses accepted by MVSU for Computer Science (BS):Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233General Biology I BIO 1134

Data Structures* CSC 2844 or electiveInternational Elective Any foreign language courseElective

Linear Algebra MAT 2113General Physics I & II (Calculus-Based)* PHY 2514, PHY 2524 Public Speaking I SPT 1113

Computer Programming I & II or Programming I & II with "C++"

CSC 1613, CSC 2623 or CSC 2134, CSC 2144



Additional courses accepted by MSU for Computer Science (BS):Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233General Biology I BIO 1134General Chemistry I CHE 1214

111

34466

36

83

4055

3

633

6

6

88

44762


Notes:*Although CSC 2844, PHY 2514, and PHY 2524 are 4-hour courses at the community colleges, the equivalent courses at MSU are 3-hour courses; therefore, only 3 hours per course will be applied toward the degree. **Acceptance of community or junior college work is limited to one-half of the total degree hour requirements for graduation in a given curriculum.


Laboratory Sciences Choose any two from Appendix BLaboratory Sciences Select a sequence of two courses not

selected above: BIO 1134, BIO 1144; CHE 1214, CHE 1224; GLY 1111, GLY 1113; GLY 1121, GLY 1123; PHY 2514, PHY 2524

Electives

Literature*** ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, others possible



Additional courses accepted by USM for Computer Science (BS):Fine Arts*** ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233,

others possibleComputer Programming I & II CSC 1613, CSC 2623Discrete Structures CSC 2833



Social Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, PSC 1113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113

Literature ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333History HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS

2213, HIS 2223

General Biology I BIO 1134General Chemistry I CHE 1214Computer Programming CSC 1613, CSC 2623 or CSC 2134, CSC 2844

Additional courses accepted by UM for Computer Science (BSCS):Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233

112

CIP: 15.1001

33

38

333363

6

33333

362

College Algebra MAT 1313Trigonometry MAT 1323Calculus I MAT 1613Statistics MAT 2323, BAD 2323Social and Behavioral Sciences* Select one course: SOC 2213, HPR 1213, GEO

1113, PSC 1113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113, others possible


Notes:


HIS 1163, HIS 1173, PHI 2613, PHI 2113, PHI 2143, others possible (1 HIS required)

Graphics DDT 1113, GRA 1113, GRA 1143Construction Materials DDT 1213Elementary Surveying DDT 1413Economics ECO 2113, ECO 2123English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123Literature* ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, others

possibleHumanities*


Legal Environment in Business BAD 2413Laboratory Sciences (choose any two) CHE 1214, CHE 1224, GLY 1114, GLY 1124,

PHY 2414, PHY 2424, PHY 2514, PHY 2524


CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGYBS


113

CIP:

333363

21

3

6

6

6

388

4061

3

363

2-3

3

3

386

38DSU Acceptable Courses Total

Public Speaking I or Interpersonal SPT 1113, SPT 2173Laboratory Sciences Choose any two from Appendix BElectives

SPT 1113

Personal Development EPY 2513, HPR 1111, MFL 1113, MFL 1213, MFL 1313


Additional courses accepted by DSU for Social Justice and Criminology (BSJC):Fine Arts ART 1113, ART 2713, ART 2723, DAN 1113,

MUS 1113, SPT 2233Computer Applications I CSC 1123Social and Behavioral Sciences GEO 1113, PSC 2113, SOC 2113

CRIMINAL JUSTICE (ASU, MVSU, UM, USM) / CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND CORRECTIONALSERVICES (JSU) / SOCIAL JUSTICE & CRIMINOLOGY (DSU)

BA, BS, BSJCDegrees offered by: ASU, DSU, JSU, MVSU, UM, USM

43.0103, 43.0104

Common Courses TotalAdditional courses accepted by ASU for Criminal Justice (BS):Fine Arts ART 1113, ART 2713, ART 2723, DAN 1113,

MUS 1113, SPT 2233

Juvenile Justice CRJ 2513English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123College Algebra MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1723,




COMMON COURSES ACCEPTED BY ALL INSTITUTIONS OFFERING THIS MAJOR:Introduction to Criminal Justice CRJ 1313Police Administration and Organization CRJ 1323Introduction to Corrections CRJ 1363


Laboratory Sciences Choose any two from Appendix BElectives




Public Speaking I

114

61-62

3

6

6

6

388

4061

3

6

6

6

388

4061

3

46

6

6466

4162

Requires a minor**UM Acceptable Courses Total

UM Total

Social and Behavioral Sciences PSY 1513, SOC 2113Laboratory Sciences Physical Science (See Appendix B)Electives

Biology I or II BIO 1114, BIO 1124 or BIO 1134, BIO 1144Literature ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333,


HIS 2213, HIS 2223

ElectivesMVSU Acceptable Courses Total

MVSU TotalAdditional courses accepted by UM for Criminal Justice (BS)^^:Fine Arts ART 1113, ART 2713, ART 2723, DAN 1113,

MUS 1113, SPT 2233



Additional courses accepted by MVSU for Criminal Justice (BS)^:Fine Arts ART 1113, ART 2713, ART 2723, DAN 1113,

MUS 1113, SPT 2233Social and Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, GEO 1113, PSC 2113,


ENG 2423, ENG 2433, ENG 2523, ENG 2533

Laboratory Sciences Choose any two from Appendix BElectives





DSU TotalAdditional courses accepted by JSU for Criminal Justice and Correctional Services (BS):Fine Arts ART 1113, ART 2713, ART 2723, DAN 1113,

MUS 1113, SPT 2233Social and Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, GEO 1113, PSC 2113,

PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2213

115

3

3

6

3

6

3386

4162


Notes:

**UM requires a minor with a minimum of eighteen (18) hours (six hours could be earned at the community/junior college).***USM General Education Curriculum Note: Additional courses may satisfy specific university general education curriculum requirements. See the USM General Education Curriculum (GEC) Course Transfer Policy (Appendix C) for details. Specific program requirements are found in the USM Undergraduate Bulletin Degree Plans: http://catalog.usm.edu/

****At USM, a maximum of fifteen (15) hours of Criminal Justice transfer credit will be accepted.

Laboratory Sciences Choose any two from Appendix BForeign Language Select one language

USM Acceptable Courses TotalUSM Total****

^^UM has established a 2+2 curriculum agreement with Holmes Community College and Northwest Community College. Students planning to transfer from these community colleges to UM for Criminal Justice BS should follow this 2+2 curriculum agreement. (See Appendix E for list of programs and concentrations)



Additional Social and Behavioral Sciences SOC 2113, SOC 2213, GEO 1113Public Speaking I SPT 1113




Additional courses accepted by USM for Criminal Justice (BA):Fine Arts*** ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233,

others possible

116

CIP:

3

3666

6

333334462

61MSU Total

Laboratory Sciences Chemistry, Geology, Physics (See Appendix B)Foreign Language Select one languageElectives

Introduction to Sociology SOC 2113Public Speaking I SPT 1113Laboratory Sciences Biology (See Appendix B)


Trigonometry or Statistics MAT 1323, MAT 2323Philosophy PHI 2113



HIS 2213, HIS 2223


Introduction to Criminal Justice CRJ 1313Social Sciences PSC 1113, PSY 1513

CRIMINOLOGYBA


117

CIP:

3

4433

63

33

3

3333

15

62

MinorSee MUW bulletin for minor options or academic electives

MUW TotalNote:MUW has established a 2+2 curriculum agreement with Copiah Lincoln Community College, East Central Community College, East Mississippi Community College, Hinds Community College, Meridian Community College, and Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College. Students planning to transfer from these community colleges to MSU for Culinary Arts BS should follow this 2+2 curriculum agreement. (See Appendix E for list of programs and concentrations)

Public Speaking I SPT 1113Fine Arts / History / Literature Select an additional course from Fine Arts /



Statistics MAT 2323, BAD 2323Introduction to Philosophy I PHI 2113


Nutrition FCS 1253, BIO 1613History HIS 1113, HIS, 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS

2213, HIS 2223

Computer Applications I CSC 1123Social Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, GEO 1113, PSC 1113,

PSY 1513, SOC 2113English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123


Microbiology BIO 2924General Chemistry I CHE 1214

CULINARY ARTSBS


118

CIP:

33

4463

33

33

35

344433

2156

444333

33

2762

Introduction to Philosophy I PHI 2113Fine Arts / History / Literature Select an additional course from Fine Arts /

History / LiteratureMUW Additional Courses Total

MUW Total

Social Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, GEO 1113, PSC 1113Personal and Community Health I HPR 1213College Algebra MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1723,


General Biology I BIO 1134General Chemistry II CHE 1224Organic Chemistry I CHE 2424



Additional courses accepted by MUW for Culinary Science/Culinology (BS):

General Chemistry II CHE 1224Organic Chemistry I CHE 2424Social Sciences GEO 1113, PSC 1113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113

Common Courses TotalAdditional courses accepted by MSU for Culinary Science/Culinology (BS):Principles of Agricultural Economics AGR 2713General Biology I BIO 1134

History HIS 1113, HIS, 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS 2213, HIS 2223

Statistics MAT 2323Public Speaking I SPT 1113


ENG 2423, ENG 2433Nutrition FCS 1253, BIO 1613

General Chemistry I CHE 1214

CULINARY SCIENCE/CULINOLOGY®BS

Degrees offered by: MSU, MUW12.0509





119

CIP: 51.1002

9

28

663

1062

2890


ElectivesTotal Community/Junior College Hours

Senior College Electives*Electives

Total Prerequisite Hours*Notes:

*The Cytotechnology program is a 3+1 baccalaureate degree program, requiring 90 semester hours of prerequisite coursework prior to admission. A maximum of 62 hours of those hours may be accepted from a community/junior college.

Natural Sciences with lab BIO 1134, BIO 1144, BIO 1314, BIO 2414, BIO 2424, BIO 2514, BIO 2524, BIO 2924, CHE 1214, CHE 1224, CHE 2424, CHE 2434, PHY 2414, PHY 2424, PHY 2514, PHY 2524

Social and Behavioral Sciences Choose from ECO, GEO, PSC, PSY, SOCEnglish Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123

Humanities and Fine Arts Choose from ART, DAN, HIS, JOU, ENG, MFL, MUS, PHI, SPT

CYTOTECHNOLOGYBS

Degrees offered by: UMMC

120

CIP: 50.0301

3

433

16

63

6

3

6

34

60


Public Speaking I SPT 1113Laboratory Science Choose any one from Appendix B

USM TotalNotes:




Dance Electives DAN 1212, DAN 1312, DAN 1322, DAN 1412, DAN 1422, DAN 1542, DAN 1642


possible

Anatomy and Physiology BIO 2514, BIO 2524Modern Dance Technique II DAN 1223Dance Improvisation DAN 2243

Fine Arts* ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233, others possible (ART, MUS, or SPT recommended)

DANCE (PERFORMANCE AND CHOREOGRAPHY)

BFADegrees offered by: USM

121

CIP: 50.0301

3

433

16

63

66

3

34

60

At Southern Miss, the Gold Card is needed in order to enroll in Teacher Education courses. See http://www.usm.edu/education-psychology/admission-requirements for current licensure program admission requirements.



USM TotalNotes:

Humanities* HIS 1163, HIS 1173, others possibleSocial and Behavioral Sciences* PSY 1513 (required)

Select one additional course: SOC 2113, SOC 2213, GEO 1113, others possible


Dance ElectivesDAN 1212, DAN 1312, DAN 1322, DAN 1412, DAN 1422, DAN 1542, DAN 1642


possible

Anatomy and Physiology I & II BIO 2514, BIO 2524Dance Improvisation DAN 2243Modern Dance Technique II DAN 1223

Fine Arts* ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233, others possible (ART, MUS, or SPT recommended)

DANCE(DANCE EDUCATION)

BFADegrees offered by: USM

122

CIP: 51.0602

3

484866333

333

57 UMMC Total

General Psychology I PSY 1513Introduction to Sociology SOC 2113Public Speaking I SPT 1113

Nutrition FCS 1253, BIO 1613Educational Psychology EPY 2513, EPY 2533College Algebra MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1723,


General Chemistry I & II CHE 1214, CHE 1224English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123Humanities Choose from ENG, HIS, JOU, MFL, PHI

General Biology or Zoology BIO 1134, BIO 2414Anatomy and Physiology BIO 2514, BIO 2524Microbiology BIO 2924

Fine Arts Choose any one course in Art, Music, or Theatre Appreciation or Performance

DENTAL HYGIENEBS


123

CIP:

336

63

3

3

63

3

81562


Computer Skills for Musicians I & II MUS 2413, MUS 2423Humanities and Fine Arts PHI 2113 or any Literature, History, or Fine

Arts course listedPublic Speaking I or Interpersonal Communication

SPT 1113, SPT 2173

ElectivesDSU Total

Laboratory Sciences Choose any two from Appendix B




Design I ART 1433Art History II ART 2723Social and Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, GEO 1113, PSC 1113,

SOC 2113, SOC 2213, PSY 1513

DIGITAL MEDIA ARTSBFA


124

CIP: 13.1209

3366

936

133

33344

60

Psychology PSY 1513Sociology SOC 2113Public Speaking I SPT 1113Laboratory Sciences Biology (See Appendix B)Laboratory Sciences Physical Science (See Appendix B)

MVSU Total

Physical Education Activity HPR 1111, HPR 1121Personal and Community Health I HPR 1213College Algebra MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1723,


Educational Psychology EPY 2513, EPY 2523, EPY 2533Nutrition FCS 1233, FCS 1253History HIS 1113, HIS, 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS

2213, HIS 2223

Computer Science ATE 1113, CSC 1113English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123Literature ENG 2213, ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323,



EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATIONBS

Degrees offered by: MVSU

125

CIP: 40.0601

34836

69

33883

64


Health HPR 1213, HPR 1313College Algebra MAT 1313Calculus I, II, III, IV MAT 1613, MAT 1623, MAT 2613, MAT 2623General Physics I-A & II-A PHY 2514, PHY 2524Public Speaking I SPT 1113

JSU Total*Note:



ENG 2423, ENG 2433, ENG 2523, ENG 2533, HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS 2213, HIS 2223, MFL 2113, MFL 2123, MFL 2213, MFL 2223, MFL 2313, MFL 2323, PHI 2113, PHI 2143, PHI 2713

Biology BIO 1114, BIO 1134General Chemistry I & II CHE 1214, CHE 1224Computer Programming CSC 1613, CSC 2623, CSC 2134, CSC 2144

Fine Arts ART 1113, MUS 1113

EARTH SYSTEM SCIENCEBS


126

CIP:

3368

20

336333

33393

4262

3

6

36

33

124

4060

Humanities PHI 2113, PHI 2613, PHI 2713Non-laboratory science** Select any one from Appendix BForeign Language Select one language - 6 hrs must be at 2000 levelElectives



Calculus I MAT 1613Literature ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333,

ENG 2423, ENG 2433


American National Government PSC 1113Public Speaking I SPT 1113Foreign Language* Select one languageElectives


Additional Courses accepted by UM:

Computer Science CSC 1113, BAD 2533Literature ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333,

ENG 2423, ENG 2433Statistics MAT 2323

Social Sciences GEO 1113, SOC 2113, SOC 2213History HIS 1113, HIS 1123 or HIS 1163, HIS 1173Calculus I MAT 1613


Additional Courses accepted by MSU:Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233

Principles of Macroeconomics ECO 2113Principles of Microeconomics ECO 2123English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123


ECONOMICSBA

Degrees offered by: MSU, UM, USM45.0601, 52.0601

127

3

3

6

3

36

33

124262

Public Speaking I SPT 1113Foreign Language***** Select one language


Notes:*MSU requires 9 hours of foreign language.

***USM General Education Curriculum Note: Additional courses may satisfy specific university general education curriculum requirements. See the USM General Education Curriculum (GEC) Course Transfer Policy (Appendix C) for details. Specific program requirements are found in the USM Undergraduate Bulletin Degree Plans: http://catalog.usm.edu/ ****At USM, College Algebra (MAT 1313) is required for the Social Science emphasis only. Calculus I (MAT 1613) is required for the Mathematics emphasis only.*****Foreign Language requirement for USM: Twelve (12) hours in a single foreign language; fewer hours may suffice, but course level 202 must be complete.

**This degree at UM requires three science courses, of which two must have labs. Two of the courses must be in the same area of science, and the third course must be in a different department. Please note that astronomy, physical science, and physics courses are considered different areas of science. Consult the UM catalog for specific details.

College Algebra or Calculus I**** MAT 1313 or MAT 1613Social and Behavioral Sciences*** Select two courses: SOC 2213, HPR 1213,


Additional Social and Behavioral Sciences SOC 2113, SOC 2213, GEO 1113




Fine Arts*** ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233, others possible

Additional Courses accepted by USM:

128

CIP:

3

63

63

36

38

21

62

Elective hours to support supplemental endorsements**

USM TotalNotes:*USM General Education Curriculum Note: Additional courses may satisfy specific university general education curriculum requirements. See the USM General Education Curriculum (GEC) Course Transfer Policy (Appendix C) for details. Specific program requirements are found in the USM Undergraduate Bulletin Degree Plans: http://catalog.usm.edu/ **It is recommended that elective hours be chosen to support supplemental endorsements.

Social and Behavioral Sciences* PSY 1513 (required)Select one additional course: SOC 2213, GEO 1113, SOC 2113, others possible


Humanities* HIS 1163, HIS 1173, others possibleCollege Algebra MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1723,

MAT 1733, and MAT 1743Real Number System MAT 1723



possible

EDUCATION OF THE DEAF(LICENSURE)

BADegrees offered by: USM

13.1003

129

CIP:

33

66

36

6

3334439

62

Public Speaking I SPT 1113Laboratory Sciences Biology (See Appendix B)Laboratory Sciences Choose any one from Appendix BMath or Science ElectiveElectives

MSU Total




Human Growth and Development EPY 2533History HIS 1113, HIS 1123; HIS 1163, HIS 1173; or

HIS 2213, HIS 2223

Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233Social Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, PSC 1113, SOC 2213


EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGYBS


130

CIP: 14.1001

46

612

331

346

6

38

33364

3

6-8336

36

333-35

Introduction to Linear Algebra MAT 2113General Physics** PHY 2514, PHY 2524 or PHY 2313, PHY 2323,

PHY 2333 Public Speaking I SPT 1113


Data Structures** CSC 2844Engineering Mechanics I EGR 2413Humanities ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333,


Computer Programming* CSC 1613, CSC 2323 or CSC 2134, CSC 2144

Introduction to Linear Algebra MAT 2113General Physics PHY 2514, PHY 2524 or PHY 2313, PHY 2323,

PHY 2333 Public Speaking I SPT 1113


Additional courses accepted by MSU for Electrical Engineering (BS):Fine Arts ART 1113, ART 2713, ART 2723, DAN 1113,

MUS 1113, SPT 2233

General Chemistry II CHE 1224Computer Programming I & II or Programming I & II with "C++"

CSC 1613, CSC 2623 or CSC 2134, CSC 2144

Humanities ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, ENG 2523, ENG 2533, HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS 2213, HIS 2223, MFL 2113, MFL 2123, MFL 2213, MFL 2223, MFL 2323, PHI 2113, PHI 2143, PHI 2713

Differential Equations MAT 2913 Common Courses Total

Additional courses accepted by JSU for Electrical Engineering (BS):Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233


English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123Calculus I, II, III, & IV MAT 1613, MAT 1623, MAT 2613, MAT 2623


ELECTRICAL ENGINEERINGBS, BSEE

Degrees offered by: JSU, MSU, UM


131

64-66

3

336

8

2354


Notes:*MSU accepts up to 8 hours of computer programming coursework if CSV 2134 and CSC 2144 are taken.

**Although CSC 2844, PHY 2514, and PHY 2524 are 4-hour courses at the community colleges, the equivalent courses at MSU are 3-hour courses; therefore, only 3 hours per course will be applied toward the degree.

***Acceptance of community or junior college work is limited to one-half of the total degree hour requirements for graduation in a given curriculum.

Engineering Mechanics I EGR 2413Humanities ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333,


General Physics PHY 2514, PHY 2524 or PHY 2313, PHY 2323, PHY 2333

Computer Programming CSC 1613, CSC 2623, CSC 2134, CSC 2144

MSU Total***Additional courses accepted by UM for Electrical Engineering (BSEE):Fine Arts ART 1113, ART 2713, ART 2723, DAN 1113,

MUS 1113, SPT 2233

132

CIP: 15.0303

3

442463

6

1286

361




Notes:


Calculus I, II, III, & IV MAT 1613, MAT 1623, MAT 2613, MAT 2623General Physics I-A & II-A PHY 2514, PHY 2524

Digital Electronics EET 1214English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123Literature* ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, others

possible

General Chemistry I CHE 1214D C Circuits EET 1114Fundamentals of Electronics EET 1192


ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGYBS


133

CIP:

366

36

333344

1862 Common Courses Total*


**Endorsement AreasFor Mississippi K-6 Licensure in elementary education, the Mississippi Department of Education requires that candidates have completed at least 18 hours, in each of two endorsement areas, with no grade lower than a "C". In addition, some IHL universities also offer elementary education programs, K-6 with 2 add-on endorsements. In these programs, candidates earn an additional three (3) hours, or twenty-one (21) hours in each of the two endorsement areas, with no grade lower than a "C". These programs prepare the students for Mississippi K-6 licensure, with add-on endorsements for middle school grades 7-12 in English, General Science, and Social Studies or grades 7-8 in math. These are endorsement areas accepted by all eight (8) IHL universities. Interdisciplinary programs of study for all elementary education teacher candidates (K-3, K-6) must include at a minimum 15 hours of Reading/Literacy courses. Acceptable transfer courses for these endorsement areas are as followsENGLISH: ENG 1113, ENG 1123, ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2213, ENG 2323, ENG 2333, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, ENG 2413, ENG 2153MATHEMATICS: MAT 1313, MAT 1723, MAT 1733, MAT 1323, MAT 1333, MAT 1343, MAT 1613, MAT 1623, MAT 1323, MAT 2113, MAT 2323, MAT 2613, MAT 2623, MAT 2913

* ASU, JSU, and MVSU will accept African American Literature (ENG 2523 or ENG 2533) as part of Literature 4 requirement.

Laboratory Sciences Biology (See Appendix B)Laboratory Sciences Physical Science (See Appendix B)Endorsement Areas**

Real Number System MAT 1723Geometry, Measurement and Probability MAT 1733Social Sciences PSC 1113, SOC 2113

Social Sciences GEO 1113, GEO 1123History HIS 1113, HIS 1123; HIS 1163, HIS 1173; or

HIS 2213, HIS 2223College Algebra MAT 1313

Literature* 1) ENG 2223 and ENG 2233 or ENG 2213; or2) ENG 2323, ENG 2333; or3) ENG 2423 and ENG 2433 or ENG 2413; or4) ENG 2153 and one of the following: ENG 2153, ENG 2213, ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433

ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONBAEd, BS, BSEd

Degrees offered by: ASU, JSU, MSU, MUW, MVSU, UM13.1202

COMMON COURSES ACCEPTED BY ALL INSTITUTIONS OFFERING THIS MAJOR:Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123

134

Some of the IHL institutions accept endorsements in the K-12 areas of Music (instrumental or vocal for Mississippi licensure), Art, Foreign Language (one specific language for Mississippi licensure), or Physical Education. Contact the University for a listing of courses for the endorsement areas.

Music: ASU, DSU, JSU, MSU, MVSU, UM, USMArt: DSU, JSU, MSU, UM, USMForeign Language: JSU, MSU, UM, USMPhysical Education: ASU, DSU, JSU, MSU, MVSU, USM

Note: Check equivalencies to avoid duplication of science courses.

^^MSU has established a 2+2 curriculum agreement with Hinds Community College, Itawamba Community College, East Mississippi Community College , and Jones County Junior College. Students planning to transfer from these community colleges to MSU for Elementary Education BS should follow this 2+2 curriculum agreement. (See Appendix E for list of programs and concentrations)

^JSU has established a 2+2 curriculum agreement with Holmes Community College. Students planning to transfer from this community college to JSU for Elementary Education BS should follow this 2+2 curriculum agreement. (See Appendix E for list of programs and concentrations)


^^^UM has established a 2+2 curriculum agreement with Holmes Community College, Northeast Community College, Northwest Community College. Students planning to transfer from these community colleges to UM for Elementary Education BS should follow this 2+2 curriculum agreement. (See Appendix E for list of programs and concentrations)

PHY 1113/1111 or PHY 1114, PHY 1213/1211 or PHY 1214, PHY 2243/2241 or PHY 2244,PHY 2253/2251 or PHY 2254, PHY 2312/2311 or PHY 2313, PHY 2322/2321 or PHY 2323,PHY 2323/2331 or PHY 2333, PHY 2413/2411 or PHY 2414, PHY 2423/2421 or PHY 2424,PHY 2513/2511 or PHY 2514, PHY 2523/2521 or PHY 2524

SOCIAL STUDIES: HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS 1613, HIS 2213, HIS 2233; GEO 1113, GEO 1123; PSC 1113, PSC 2113; SOC 2213, SOC 2123, SOC 2143, SOC 2243; ECO 2113, ECO 2123GENERAL SCIENCE: (courses must have labs)BIO 1113/1111 or BIO 1114, BIO 1123/1121 or BIO 1124, BIO 1133/1131 or BIO 1134,BIO 1143/1141 or BIO 1144, BIO 1213/1211 or BIO 1214, BIO 1313/1311 or BIO 1314, BIO 1323/1321 or BIO 1324, BIO 1413/1411 or BIO 1414, BIO 1513/1511 or BIO 1514, BIO 1523/1521 or BIO 1524, BIO 2413/2411 or BIO 2414, BIO 2423/2421 or BIO 2424,BIO 2513/2511 or BIO 2514, BIO 2523/2521 or BIO 2524, BIO 2613/2611 or BIO 2614,BIO 2923/2921 or BIO 2924CHE 1111/1113 or CHE 1114, CHE 1221/1223 or CHE 1224, CHE 1321/1323 or CHE 1324,CHE 2411/2413 or CHE 2414, CHE 2431/2433 or CHE 2434, CHE 1211/1213 or CHE 1214,CHE 1311/1313 or CHE 1314, CHE 1411/1413 or CHE 1414, CHE 2421/2423 or CHE 2424,GLY 1113/1111 GLY 1123/1121

135

CIP:33633

3633

33333

446

62


SPT 1113, SPT 2173

English Literature ENG 2213, ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, ENG 2523, ENG 2533

English Literature ENG 2413

History HIS 2213

Human Growth & Development EPY 2533

Real Number System MAT 1723

General Psychology I PSY 1513Geometry, Measurement and Probability MAT 1733

DSU TotalNotes:


*Endorsement AreasFor Mississippi K-6 Licensure in elementary education, the Mississippi Department of Education requires that candidates have completed at least 18 hours, in each of two endorsement areas, with no grade lower than a "C". In addition, some IHL universities also offer elementary education programs, K-6 with 2 add-on endorsements. In these programs, candidates earn an additional three (3) hours, or twenty-one (21) hours in each of the two endorsement areas, with no grade lower than a "C". These programs prepare the students for Mississippi K-6 licensure, with add-on licenses for grades 7-12 in the two endorsement areas. English, General Science, Math, and Social Studies are endorsement areas accepted by all eight (8) IHL universities. Interdisciplinary programs of study for all elementary education teacher candidates (K-3, K-6) must include at a minimum 15 hours of Reading/Literacy courses. Acceptable transfer courses for these endorsement areas are as follows:

ENGLISH: ENG 1113, ENG 1123, ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2213, ENG 2323, ENG 2333, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, ENG 2413, ENG 2153MATHEMATICS: MAT 1313, MAT 1723, MAT 1733, MAT 1323, MAT 1333, MAT 1343, MAT 1613, MAT 1623, MAT 1323, MAT 2113, MAT 2323, MAT 2613, MAT 2623, MAT 2913

TheDSU Elementary Education program is designed such that all teacher candidates will have a concentration (18 hours) in Reading which can lead to a Reading endorsement with an additional 3 hours.

Laboratory Sciences Biology (See Appendix B)Laboratory Sciences Physical Science (See Appendix B)Endorsement Areas*

Social Sciences GEO 1113, PSC 1113

History HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS 2223


Art for Elementary Teachers ART 1913English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123

ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONBSEd


Fine Arts ART 1113, MUS 1113

136

Some of the IHL institutions accept endorsements in the K-12 areas of Music (instrumental or vocal for Mississippi licensure), Art, Foreign Language (one specific language for Mississippi licensure), or Physical Education. Contact the University for a listing of courses for the endorsement areas.

Music: ASU, DSU, JSU, MSU, MVSU, UM, USMArt: DSU, JSU, MSU, UM, USMForeign Language: JSU, MSU, UM, USMPhysical Education: ASU, DSU, JSU, MSU, MVSU, USM

Note: Check equivalencies to avoid duplication of science courses.

^DSU has established a 2+2 curriculum agreement with Hinds Community College and Holmes Community College. Students planning to transfer from these community colleges to DSU for Elementary Education BS should follow this 2+2 curriculum agreement. (See Appendix E for list of programs and concentrations)

PHY 1113/1111 or PHY 1114, PHY 1213/1211 or PHY 1214, PHY 2243/2241 or PHY 2244,PHY 2253/2251 or PHY 2254, PHY 2312/2311 or PHY 2313, PHY 2322/2321 or PHY 2323,PHY 2323/2331 or PHY 2333, PHY 2413/2411 or PHY 2414, PHY 2423/2421 or PHY 2424,PHY 2513/2511 or PHY 2514, PHY 2523/2521 or PHY 2524

SOCIAL STUDIES: HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS 1613, HIS 2213, HIS 2233; GEO 1113, GEO 1123; PSC 1113, PSC 2113; SOC 2213, SOC 2123, SOC 2143, SOC 2243; ECO 2113, ECO 2123GENERAL SCIENCE: (courses must have labs)BIO 1113/1111 or BIO 1114, BIO 1123/1121 or BIO 1124, BIO 1133/1131 or BIO 1134,BIO 1143/1141 or BIO 1144, BIO 1213/1211 or BIO 1214, BIO 1313/1311 or BIO 1314, BIO 1323/1321 or BIO 1324, BIO 1413/1411 or BIO 1414, BIO 1513/1511 or BIO 1514, BIO 1523/1521 or BIO 1524, BIO 2413/2411 or BIO 2414, BIO 2423/2421 or BIO 2424,BIO 2513/2511 or BIO 2514, BIO 2523/2521 or BIO 2524, BIO 2613/2611 or BIO 2614,BIO 2923/2921 or BIO 2924CHE 1111/1113 or CHE 1114, CHE 1221/1223 or CHE 1224, CHE 1321/1323 or CHE 1324,CHE 2411/2413 or CHE 2414, CHE 2431/2433 or CHE 2434, CHE 1211/1213 or CHE 1214,CHE 1311/1313 or CHE 1314, CHE 1411/1413 or CHE 1414, CHE 2421/2423 or CHE 2424,GLY 1113/1111 GLY 1123/1121

137

CIP:

3

3

63

33633833333

662

- Social Studies (HIS 101, HIS 102, GHY 101, CIE 305 plus 9 additional hours) - Foreign Language (21 additional hours) - Mathematics (MAT 101, MAT 210, MAT 310, CIE 301 plus 9 additional hours) - Science (8 hours of laboratory science, SME 432 plus 10 additional hours)MDE Supplemental Endorsements: - Special Education K-6 or 7-12 (18 additional hours)Secondary (9-12) Math Endorsement Requirements - MAT 103, MAT 115, MAT 340, MAT 326, MAT 370, and choose 2 courses: MAT 167, MAT 168, MAT 169

- English (ENG 101, ENG 102, ENG 203, ENG 330 plus 9 additional hours)

Endorsement Areas**USM Total

Notes:At Southern Miss, the Gold Card is needed in order to enroll in Teacher Education courses. See http://www.usm.edu/education-psychology/admission-requirements for current licensure program admission requirements.*USM General Education Curriculum Note: Additional courses may satisfy specific university general education curriculum requirements. See the USM General Education Curriculum (GEC) Course Transfer Policy (Appendix C) for details. Specific program requirements are found in the USM Undergraduate Bulletin Degree Plans: http://catalog.usm.edu/ **Endorsement Areas (18-21 hours)The Southern Miss Elementary Education program is designed such that all teacher candidates will have a supplemental Reading Endorsement.Southern Miss K-6 Highly-qualified Endorsements:

Geometry, Measurement and Probability MAT 1733Human Growth and Development or Child PSY 2533, PSY 2513Public Speaking I SPT 1113

Laboratory Sciences Choose any two from Appendix BCollege Algebra MAT 1313Real Number System MAT 1723

Humanities* HIS 1163, HIS 1173, others possiblePersonal and Community Health I or II HPR 1213, HPR 1223, HPR 1591General Psychology I PSY 1513


Traditional Grammar ENG 2153World Regional Geography GEO 1113


Art for Elementary Teachers or Music for Elementary Teachers

ART 1913, MUS 2513


ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONBS

Degrees offered by: USM13.1202

138

CIP:

3

836

666

312

38

64

Humanities ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS 2213, HIS 2223, MFL 2113, MFL 2123, MFL 2213, MFL 2223, MFL 2243, MFL 2253, MFL 2313, MFL 2323, MFL 2613, PHI 2113, PHI 2143, PHI 2713

Graphic Communication I GRA 1143Calculus I, II, III, & IV MAT 1613, MAT 1623, MAT 2613, MAT 2623Differential Equations MAT 2913General Physics PHY 2514, PHY 2524 or PHY 2313, PHY 2323,

PHY 2333 UM Total


Engineering Mechanics I & II EGR 2413, EGR 2433English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123


General Chemistry I & II CHE 1214, CHE 1224Computer Programming CSC 1613, CSC 2623 or CSC 2134, CSC 2144

ENGINEERINGBE


139

CIP:

34633683

36

343363

32561

343363

32561

History HIS 1113, HIS 1123 or HIS 1163, HIS 1173College Algebra MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1723,

MAT 1733, and MAT 1743Statistics MAT 2323

JSU Additional Courses Total JSU Total

Chemistry I CHE 1214, CHE 1314Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, PSC 1113, PSY 1513Social Sciences GEO 1113, SOC 2113


Social Sciences GEO 1113, SOC 2113History HIS 1113, HIS 1123 or HIS 1163, HIS 1173College Algebra MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1723,

MAT 1733, and MAT 1743Statistics MAT 2323

ASU Additional Courses TotalASU Total**

Additional courses accepted by JSU for Industrial Technology (BS)***:

Fine Arts ART 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233Chemistry I CHE 1214, CHE 1314Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, PSC 1113, PSY 1513

Additional courses accepted by ASU for Robotics and Automation Technology (BS):

Graphics GRA 1113, GRA 1143, DDT 1113Trigonometry MAT 1323Calculus I & II* MAT 1613, MAT 1623General Physics I & II or Physics I-A & II-A PHY 2414, PHY 2424 or PHY 2514, PHY 2524Public Speaking I SPT 1113


Computer Programming* CSC 1213, CSC 2134D C Circuits EET 1114English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123


ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY (MVSU) / INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY (USM) / INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY (JSU) /

ROBOTICS AND AUTOMATION TECHNOLOGY (ASU)BS

Degrees offered by: ASU, JSU, MVSU, USM15.0405, 15.0612, 52.9999

140

343363

32561

3

6

336

52662

****USM General Education Curriculum Note: Additional courses may satisfy specific university general education curriculum requirements. See the USM General Education Curriculum (GEC) Course Transfer Policy (Appendix C) for details. Specific program requirements are found in the USM Undergraduate Bulletin Degree Plans: http://catalog.usm.edu/

USM Additional Courses Total USM Total

Notes:*USM Logistics emphasis does not require Calculus or Computer Programming and allows additional science options.

***JSU Industrial Technology offers the following concentrations: Electronics Technology, Computer Technology, Emergency Management Technology, Manufacturing and Design Technology, Technology Management

****MVSU Applied Technology and Technology Management offers the following concentrations: Computer Aided Drafting and Design (CADD), Architectural Construction Management, Electronics Technology, Automated Identification Technology, Industrial Management Technology


Statistics MAT 2323, BAD 2323Social and Behavioral Sciences**** Select two courses: SOC 2213, HPR 1213,


Electives



Statistics MAT 2323MVSU Additional Courses Total

MVSU TotalAdditional courses accepted by USM for Industrial Engineering Technology (BS):Fine Arts**** ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233,

others possibleHumanities**** HIS 1163, HIS 1173, PHI 2613, PHI 2113, PHI


Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, PSC 1113, PSY 1513Social Sciences GEO 1113, SOC 2113History HIS 1113, HIS 1123 or HIS 1163, HIS 1173

Chemistry I CHE 1214, CHE 1314

Additional courses accepted by MVSU for Applied Technology & Technology Management (BS)****:Fine Arts ART 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233

141

CIP: 23.0101

68

14

33

12

6

3

3396

4862

3

6

3

12

3

3

312

34862

Public Speaking I or Interpersonal SPT 1113, SPT 2173


DSU Total



Humanities and Fine Arts*** PHI 2113 or any Literature, History, or Fine Arts course listed

Foreign Language Select one language

ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2213, ENG 2323, ENG 2333, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, ENG 2413, ENG 2523, ENG 2533


Additional courses accepted by DSU:Fine Arts ART 1113, ART 2713, ART 2723, DAN 1113,

MUS 1113, SPT 2223Social and Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, GEO 1113, PSC 1113, PSY

1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2213History HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS

2213, HIS 2223


ASU Additional Courses TotalASU Total**

Laboratory Sciences* Choose any two from Appendix B Common Courses Total

Additional courses accepted by ASU:Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233

ENGLISHBA

Degrees offered by: ASU, DSU, JSU, MSU, MUW, MVSU, UM, USM




Social Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, PSC 1113, SOC 2113Literature

142

33

12

6

3

3396

4862

33

12

6

3

33393

4862

33

15

3

3

3396

4862


Public Speaking I SPT 1113Foreign Language**** Select one languageElectives




Additional courses accepted by MUW:Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233Social Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, PSC 1113, SOC 2113Literature ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2213, ENG 2323,

ENG 2333, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, ENG 2413



Philosophy PHI 2113, PHI 2713General Psychology I PSY 1513Public Speaking I SPT 1113





Additional courses accepted by MSU:Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233Social Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, PSC 1113, SOC 2113

Public Speaking I SPT 1113Foreign Language Select one languageElectives




Additional courses accepted by JSU:Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233Social Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, PSC 1113, SOC 2113Literature ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2213, ENG 2323,


143

33

12

6

3

3396

4862

3

6

6

6

3

312

34

4660

3

36

33College Algebra or higher MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1723,


Additional courses accepted by USM:Fine Arts****** ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233,

others possibleLiterature****** ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, others possible

Humanities****** HIS 1163, HIS 1173, PHI 2613, PHI 2113, PHI 2143, others possible (1 HIS required)

Non-Laboratory Science***** Choose one from Appendix BElectives



Humanities PHI 2113, PHI 2613, PHI 2713Foreign Language Select one language - 6 hrs must be at 2000 level




ElectivesMVSU Additional Courses Total

MVSU TotalAdditional courses accepted by UM:Fine Arts ART 1113, ART 2713, ART 2723, DAN 1113,

MUS 1113, SPT 2233

General Psychology I PSY 1513Public Speaking I SPT 1113Foreign Language**** Select one language




Additional courses accepted by MVSU:Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233Social Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, PSC 1113, SOC 2113

Computer Competency LIS 1122, CSC 1113

144

3

6

33

123

4862

Note:

****MUW and MVSU require twelve (12) hours of foreign language; 6 hours must be at 2000 level.

******USM General Education Curriculum Note: Additional courses may satisfy specific university general education curriculum requirements. See the USM General Education Curriculum (GEC) Course Transfer Policy (Appendix C) for details. Specific program requirements are found in the USM Undergraduate Bulletin Degree suffice, but course level 202 must be completed.

Foreign Language******* Select one languageElectives


***At DSU, PHI 2113 is recommended.

*****This degree at UM requires three science courses, of which two must have labs. Two of the courses must be in the same area of science, and the third course must be in a different department. Please note that astronomy, physical science, and physics courses are considered different areas of science. Consult the UM catalog for specific details.



Social and Behavioral Sciences****** Select two courses: SOC 2213, HPR 1213, GEO 1113, PSC 1113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113, others possible

Additional Social Sciences SOC 2113, SOC 2213, GEO 1113Public Speaking I SPT 1113

Additional Humanities Select one option:A. A second History course not selected in Humanities requirementB. If both History courses completed, a second ENG literature course not selected in Literature requirement (ENG 2213-ENG 2613) or a third HIS course not selected in Humanities requirement (HIS 1113-HIS 2813) or PHI 2613, PHI 2113, or PHI 2143.

145

CIP: 19.0706

33333363

332313333

36

60ASU TotalNotes:It is strongly recommended that students complete the Praxis Core Academic Skills for Educators (formerly Praxis I) examination prior to transferring (if required).

Laboratory in Psychology: Cognition & Behavior

PSY 2113


College Algebra MAT 1313Physical Science I PHY 2243General Psychology I PSY 1513

Military Science or Physical Education HPR 1111, HPR 1121Personal and Community Health I HPR 1213College Life LLS 1151


Survey of World Literature ENG 2413History HIS 1163, HIS 1173

Foundations in Education EDU 1613Introduction to Secondary Education EDU 2613English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123

Computer Applications I CSC 1123Principles of Macroeconomics ECO 2113Principles of Microeconomics ECO 2123


ENGLISH EDUCATION(LICENSURE)

BADegrees offered by: ASU

146

CIP:

3

36

612

3

3

3

3

81262


Laboratory Sciences Biology, Chemistry, Physics Electives

DSU TotalNotes:




SPT 1113, SPT 2173




Fine Arts ART 1113, ART 2713, ART 2723, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 1213, SPT 2223

Computer Applications I CSC 1123Social and Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, GEO 1113, PSC 1113,

PSY 1513, SOC 1113, SOC 2213


BSEdDegrees offered by: DSU

13.1305

147

CIP:

366

63

333386

1161JSU Total


Laboratory Sciences Biology, Physical Science (See Appendix B)Foreign Language Select one languageElectives

General Psychology I PSY 1513Social and Behavioral Sciences SOC 1113Public Speaking I SPT 1113

History HIS 1163, HIS 1173College Algebra MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1723,

MAT 1733, and MAT 1743Philosophy PHI 2113, PHI 2713

Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2223English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123Literature ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333,

ENG 2423, ENG 2433


BADegrees offered by: JSU

23.0101

148

CIP:

36

3666366

833

59MSU TotalNotes:It is strongly recommended that students complete the Praxis Core Academic Skills for Educators (formerly Praxis I) examination prior to transferring (if required).

Laboratory Sciences Biology, Physical Science (See Appendix B)Theater Appreciation SPT 2233Math or Non-laboratory Science Elective See Appendix B for non-lab science

World Literature I or II ENG 2423, ENG 2433History HIS 2213, HIS 2223College Algebra and higher MAT 1313 and higher, except for MAT 1333,

MAT 1723, MAT 1733, and MAT 1743

English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123American Literature I & II ENG 2223, ENG 2233English Literature I & II ENG 2323, ENG 2333

Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113Social and Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, PSC 1113, PSY 1513,

SOC 2113, SOC 2213Foundations in Education EDU 1613



13.1205

149

CIP:

366

6

33

3

3386

1262MUW Total

Notes:It is strongly recommended that students complete the Praxis Core Academic Skills for Educators (formerly Praxis I) examination prior to transferring (if required).*MUW requires twelve (12) hours of foreign language; 6 hours must be at 2000 level.

Laboratory Sciences Biology, Physical Science (See Appendix B)Foreign Language* Select one languageElectives



Additional Literature ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333, ENG 2423, ENG 2433


2213, HIS 2223

Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2223English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123Literature ENG 2223, ENG 2233; ENG 2323, ENG 2333;

ENG 2423, ENG 2433


BADegrees offered by: MUW

23.0101

150

CIP:

34336

12

6

233

4336

61


Public Speaking I SPT 1113English Electives

MVSU TotalNotes:


Physical Science I PHY 2244General Psychology I PSY 1513


Physical Education Activities HPR 1111, HPR 1121Health HPR 1213, HPR 1313

Introduction to Secondary Education EDU 2613English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123Literature ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333,

ENG 2423, ENG 2433, ENG 2523, ENG 2533

Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2223General Biology I or II BIO 1114, BIO 1134Computer Applications I CSC 1123


BSEdDegrees offered by: MVSU

13.1205

151

CIP:

3

43-4

612

6

3

3-43336

58-60UM TotalNotes:It is strongly recommended that students complete the Praxis Core Academic Skills for Educators (formerly Praxis I) examination prior to transferring (if required).A maximum of 61 hours may be transferred from a community college that can be counted towards the degree.

Humanities Elective Choose from ENG, PHI, HIS, MFLMath or Science ElectiveElectives


Physical Science PHY 1114, PHY 2313, PHY 2414, or PHY 2243General Psychology I PSY 1513


ENG 2423, ENG 2433History HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS

2213, HIS 2223


General Biology I or II BIO 1114, BIO 1134Physical Science CHE 1214, CHE 1314, GLY 1113, or PHY 2253


BAEd English EducationDegrees offered by: UM

13.1305

152

CIP:

3

63

363

6

3

338

1259

Public Speaking I SPT 1113Laboratory Sciences Choose any two courses from Appendix BForeign Language** Select one language

USM TotalNotes:




MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1723, MAT 1733, and MAT 1743


Computer Competency LIS 1122, CSC 1113

Additional Humanities Select one option:A. A second History course not selected in Humanities requirementB. If both History courses completed, a second ENG literature course not selected in Literature requirement (ENG 2213-ENG 2613) or a third HIS course not selected in Humanities requirement (HIS 1113-HIS 2813) or PHI 2613, PHI 2113, or PHI 2143.

College Algebra

ENGLISH (LICENSURE)BA


Humanities* HIS 1163, HIS 1173, others possible



possibleAdditional Literature Survey ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333

153

CIP:

63

6

3

6

38

35

3

3

33

123

27

3242762

Entertainment Industry BS (Emphases: Recording Industry Management and Recording Industry Music Appreciation MUS 1113Electives***

Entertainment Industry (BS) TotalUSM Total

Notes:*USM General Education Curriculum Note: Additional courses may satisfy specific university general education curriculum requirements. See the USM General Education Curriculum (GEC) Course Transfer Policy (Appendix C) for details. Specific program requirements are found in the USM Undergraduate Bulletin Degree Plans: http://catalog.usm.edu/ **Foreign Language requirement for USM: Twelve (12) hours in a single foreign language; fewer hours may suffice, but course level 202 must be complete.

***Students must complete an 18-21 hour minor in another discipline outside of the School of Mass Communication and Journalism that is offered at USM.


Entertainment Industry (BA) Total


American History HIS 2213, HIS 2223Additional Social Sciences SOC 2113, SOC 2213, GEO 1113





USM TotalUSM STUDENTS MUST SELECT A DEGREE TYPE BELOW:Entertainment Industry BA (Emphases: Film and Media Production)





ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY (USM)(Emphases: Film, Media Production, Recording Industry Management, Recording Industry Production)

BA, BSDegrees offered by: USM

50.1003

154

CIP: 50.1099

333663

3

3

3

34

22

62

*Must earn a grade of "C" or better.

Recording Studio Theory & Practice I MUS 2443Recording Studio Theory & Practice II MUS 2453

DSU TotalNotes:

Computer Skills for Musicians I MUS 2413Computer Skills for Musicians II MUS 2423

Survey of Popular Music MUS 1423

Public Speaking I or Interpersonal SPT 1113, SPT 2173Laboratory Science Choose one from Appendix B

Introduction to Multimedia MUS 1413Music Fundamentals MUS 1133

Choose 22 hours of the following:Principles of Microeconomics ECO 2123


Business Communications BOA 2613Legal Environment of Business BAD 2413

ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY STUDIESBS

Degrees offered by: DSU


English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123Social and Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113 or ECO 2123; PSY 1513 or SOC



College Algebra* MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1723, MAT 1733, and MAT 1743

155

CIP: 01.0103

6333344363

3

33339

62MSU Total

American National Government PSC 1113Public Speaking I SPT 1113Electives


Calculus MAT 1513, MAT 1613Logic PHI 2713

Principles of Macroeconomics ECO 2113English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123Humanities ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333,

ENG 2423, ENG 2433, HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS 2213, HIS 2223, MFL 1113, MFL 1123, MFL 1213, MFL 1223, MFL 1313, MFL 2113, MFL 2123, MFL 2213, MFL 2223, MFL 2323, PHI 2113, PHI 2143

Legal Environment of Business BAD 2413General Biology I BIO 1134General Chemistry I CHE 1214

Principles of Agricultural Economics AGR 2713, ECO 2123Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2223Business Statistics BAD 2323, MAT 2323


ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS AND MANAGEMENTBS


156

CIP:

388866

6

23

3333


MVSU Total

Trigonometry MAT 1323General Psychology I PSY 1513Introduction to Sociology SOC 2113


Physical Education Activities HPR 1111, HPR 1121College Algebra MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1723,


Organic Chemistry I & II CHE 2424, CHE 2434English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123Literature ENG 2223, ENG 2233; ENG 2323, ENG 2333;

ENG 2423, ENG 2433, ENG 2523, ENG 2533

Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233General Biology I & II BIO 1134, BIO 1144General Chemistry I & II CHE 1214, CHE 1224

ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTHBS

Degrees offered by: MVSU51.2202

157

CIP: 30.0101

3

84836

63

3

3

3

6

3

362


SPT 1113, SPT 2173

Principles of Biology I & II BIO 1114, BIO 1124



Trigonometry, Calculus, or Statistics MAT 1323, MAT 1613; MAT 1323, MAT 2323; MAT 1613, MAT 1623; or MAT 1613, MAT 2323


HistoryHIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS 2213, HIS 2223


Electives DSU Total




Environmental Science BIO 1214

Fine Arts ART 1113, ART 2713, ART 2723, MUS 1113, SPT 1213, SPT 2223

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCEBS


158

CIP: 03.0101

333384843

63

3643

64


General Physics I PHY 2414Public Speaking I SPT 1113

MSU Total*Note:


Trigonometry MAT 1323Humanities (Spanish I & II) MFL 1213, MFL 1223

Organic Chemistry I CHE 2424Social and Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, PSC 1113, PSC 2113, PSY 1513,



Biology I & II BIO 1134, BIO 1324Microbiology BIO 2924General Chemistry I & II CHE 1214, CHE 1224

Plant Science AGR 1313, AGT 1313, BIO 1313Economics AGR 2713, ECO 2123Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2223


ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES IN AGRICULTURAL SYSTEMSBS


159

CIP: 31.0505

3

8463

6

333

333463

61

*If Calculus (MAT 1613) is taken, College Algebra (MAT 1313) and Trigonometry (MAT 1323) are not necessary. In this case, UM would accept a 3-hour general elective.

Social Sciences PSY 1513, SOC 2113Public Speaking I SPT 1113

UM TotalNotes:

Statistics MAT 2323Humanities PHI 2113, PHI 2613, PHI 2713Physics PHY 1214, PHY 2313, PHY 2414

First Aid & CPR HPR 2213College Algebra MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1723,

MAT 1733, and MAT 1743Trigonometry (or Calculus)* MAT 1323, MAT 1613




Anatomy and Physiology I & II BIO 2514, BIO 2524Chemistry CHE 1214, CHE 2414English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123


EXERCISE SCIENCEBSES


160

CIP: 19.010163

3

3

3

3

3

24

44336

1838

39

8693

38

39338

1238

Business Communications BOA 2613

ElectivesDSU Food and Nutrition Management Total


Art Studio (labs included) Electives ART 1383, ART 1393, ART 2513, ART 2523, ART 2533, ART 2543, ART 2613, ART 2623, ART 2633, ART 2643

Laboratory Sciences Biology, Chemistry, Physics (See Appendix B)Computer Applications I & II CSC 1123, CSC 1133Social Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, PSY 1513

DSU Fashion Merchandising Total

Computer Applications ISocial Sciences

Fashion Merchandising Concentration

Food and Nutrition Management Concentration


ECO 2113, ECO 2123, PSY 1513Principles of Accounting I ACC 2213

ElectivesDSU Child Development Total

CSC 1123

Electives

Principles of Biology I BIO 1111, BIO 1113 or BIO 1114Laboratory Sciences Biology, Chemistry, Physics (See Appendix B)

Social Sciences PSY 1513, SOC 2113

Computer Applications I CSC 1123First Aid & CPR HPR 2213

Child Development Concentration

HistoryHIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS 2213, HIS 2223



TotalMUST SELECT A CONCENTRATION BELOW:


FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCES(Concentrations: Child Development, Fashion Merchandising,

Food and Nutrition Management, & Nutrition/Dietetics)BS


English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123Public Speaking I or Interpersonal Communication

SPT 1113, SPT 2173


161

312

12

65

3862

ACC 2213Biology, Microbiology, or Anatomy & Physiology

BIO 1134, BIO 2924, BIO 2514, BIO 2524

DSU Total

Social Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, PSY 1513

DSU Nutrition/Dietetics TotalElectives

Nutrition/Dietetics ConcentrationPrinciples of Accounting I

General Chemistry or Introduction to Organic Chemistry

CHE 1214, CHE 1224, CHE 2414

162

CIP: 19.0704

34363

33

23

34333

61062MUW Total


Science or MathematicsElectives

Physical Science I PHY 2244Marriage and Family SOC 2143Public Speaking I SPT 1113

Physical Education Activity HPR 1111, HPR 1121College Algebra MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1723,

MAT 1733, and MAT 1743Introduction to Philosophy I PHI 2113


Human Growth and Development EPY 2533History HIS 1113, HIS, 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS

2213, HIS 2223

General Biology I BIO 1134Computer Applications I CSC 1123English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123


FAMILY STUDIESBS

Degrees offered by: MUW

163

CIP: 49.01023

33333363

3

3

333

83

662


ElectivesDSU Total

General Physics I & II or I-A & II-A PHY 2313, PHY 2323 or PHY 2414, PHY 2424Public Speaking I or Interpersonal Communication

SPT 1113, SPT 2173


Business Calculus or Calculus MAT 1513, MAT 1613Statistics MAT 2323




Microcomputer Applications CSC 1123Principles of Macroeconomics ECO 2113Principles of Microeconomics ECO 2123

Aircraft Engine Operation AVM 2313Applied Meteorology AVM 2113Introduction to Aviation AVM 1113

Fine Arts ART 1113, ART 2713, ART 2723, MUS 1113, SPT 2223

FLIGHT OPERATIONS(COMMERCIAL AVIATION)

BCADegrees offered by: DSU

164

CIP: 01.100163

6

48433

37

333

3432

2158

346382

2663

3333

3

Common Courses TotalMUST SELECT A CONCENTRATION BELOW:Food Processing/Business Concentration

Physics I**

CHE 1214, CHE 1224Organic Chemistry I or Physics II* CHE 2424, PHY 2424


Statistics MAT 2323

Nutrition FCS 1253Public Speaking SPT 1113

PHY 2414

ElectivesSocial Science Elective GEO 1113, PSC 1113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113


FOOD SCIENCE, NUTRITION, AND HEALTH PROMOTION(Concentrations: Food Processing/Business; Food Science; Culinology;

Food and Nutrition; and Food Safety)BS


Fine Arts ART 1113, ART 2713, ART 2723, MUS 1113, SPT 2233

Humanities ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS 2213, HIS 2223, PHI 2113, PHI 2713


Statistics MAT 2323

Economics AGR 2713Principles of Accounting I ACC 2213

Chemistry I & II

Food Science Concentration

Biology II BIO 1144

Physics I & II** PHY 2414, PHY 2424

Economics AGR 2713


Economics

Electives

AGR 2713Principles of Accounting I ACC 2213

Food Processing/Business TotalFood Processing/Business Additional Courses

Food Science Additional CoursesFood Science Total***

Culinology Concentration

Social Science Elective GEO 1113, PSC 1113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113College Algebra MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1333,

MAT 1723, MAT 1733, and MAT 1743Statistics MAT 2323

165

42

2158

463

336

2562

3

3443333

2663

*Food Safety will not accept Organic Chemistry I (CHE 2424); Food Safety will accept Physics II (PHY 2424).

**Community college courses may be awarded more credit hours than the MSU equivalent course. Only the number of hours required at MSU will be applied to the degree.

Food and Nutrition Additional CoursesFood and Nutrition Total

Economics AGR 2713

Food Safety Concentration

Physics I** PHY 2414


Statistics MAT 2323

Food Selection and Preparation FCS 1213

Electives


Trigonometry or Calculus I

Notes:


Food Safety Additional CoursesFood Safety Total***

Culinology Additional CoursesCulinology Total

Food and Nutrition Concentration

General Psychology PSY 1513

Anatomy & Physiology II BIO 2524

Electives

MAT 1323, MAT 1613

Social Science Elective GEO 1113, PSC 1113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113

Physics I** PHY 2414Microbiology BIO 2924Cell Biology BIO 2613Statistics MAT 2323

166

CIP:

63

817

3

6

6

36

3

33

124562

3

3

6

6

333

126

4562



Trigonometry or Finite Mathematics MAT 1323, MAT 1333General Psychology I PSY 1513Public Speaking I SPT 1113

Social and Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, GEO 1113, PSC 1113, SOC 1113, SOC 2213



Fine Arts ART 1113, ART 2713, ART 2723, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, MUS 1123, SPT 2233

Philosophy Electives (satisfied with 3 hours if PHI 2113 is taken as Social Science/Behavioral Science)

Any PHI Course

General Psychology I PSY 1513Public Speaking I or Interpersonal Communication

SPT 1113, SPT 2173

Foreign Language Select one languageDSU Additional Courses Total

DSU TotalAdditional courses accepted by JSU for Foreign Languages (BA):


Personal Development EPY 2513, FCS 2813, HPR 1111, SPT 2173History HIS 1113, HIS 1123; HIS 1163, HIS 1173; or

HIS 2213, HIS 2223

Common Courses TotalAdditional courses accepted by DSU for Modern Foreign Languages (BA):Fine Arts ART 1113, ART 2713, ART 2723, DAN 1113,

MUS 1113, MUS 1123, SPT 2233Social and Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, GEO 1113, GEO 1123,

PHI 2113, PSC 1113, PSY 1513, SOC 1113


MAT 1733, and MAT 1743Laboratory Sciences* Choose any two from Appendix B


FOREIGN LANGUAGES (JSU, MSU, USM) / MODERN FOREIGN LANGUAGES (DSU)BA, BS

Degrees offered by: DSU, JSU, MSU, USM16.0101

167

3

3

6

6

3

33

125

4461

3

3

6

6

6

3

312

34562


Notes:








General Psychology I PSY 1513Foreign Language Select one languageElectives


Additional courses accepted by USM for Foreign Languages (BA):Fine Arts** ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233,

others possibleComputer Science CSC 1113 or higher


Trigonometry or Statistics MAT 1323, MAT 2323

Introduction to Philosophy I or Ethics PHI 2113, PHI 2143


Additional courses accepted by MSU for Foreign Languages (BA):Fine Arts ART 1113, ART 2713, ART 2723, DAN 1113,

MUS 1113, MUS 1123, SPT 2233Social and Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, GEO 1113, PSC 1113, SOC 1113,

SOC 2213

168

CIP:

3366633

33866

56MSU Total

Laboratory Sciences* Choose any two from Appendix BForeign Language Select one language - 2000 level or higherElectives

Notes:*MSU requires one life science (BIO) and one physical science (CHE, PHY, GLY).


Mathematics (higher than MAT 1313) MAT 1323, MAT 1513, MAT 1613Philosophy PHI 2113

Literature ENG 2423, ENG 2433Social Sciences GEO 1113, SOC 2243History HIS 1163, HIS 1173

Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233Foundations in Education EDU 1613English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123

FOREIGN LANGUAGE EDUCATIONBA


169

CIP:

3

63

633

3

6

38

126

62USM TotalNotes:*At Southern Miss, the Gold Card is needed in order to enroll in Teacher Education courses. See http://www.usm.edu/education-psychology/admission-requirements for current licensure program admission requirements.**USM General Education Curriculum Note: Additional courses may satisfy specific university general education curriculum requirements. See the USM General Education Curriculum (GEC) Course Transfer Policy (Appendix C) for details. Specific program requirements are found in the USM Undergraduate Bulletin Degree Plans: http://catalog.usm.edu/

Laboratory Sciences Choose any two from Appendix BForeign Language Select one languageElectives


Social and Behavioral Sciences** PSY 1513 (required)Select one additional course: SOC 2213, GEO 1113, SOC 2113, others possible


Humanities** HIS 1163, HIS 1173, others possibleAmerican History HIS 2213, HIS 2223Additional Humanities A second History course not selected in

Humanities requirement or PHI 2613, PHI 2113, or PHI 2143

Fine Arts** ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233, others possible

English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123Literature** ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, others

possible

FOREIGN LANGUAGES(LICENSURE)

BADegrees offered by: USM

16.0101

170

CIP:

86

14

886

6

386

14660

3

3

6

6

3

833383

63Anthropology Emphasis Total

Trigonometry MAT 1323General Physics I & II PHY 2414, PHY 2424Cultural Anthropology SOC 2243

General Biology I & II BIO 1134, BIO 1144Introduction to Criminal Justice CRJ 1313Criminology CRJ 1383


Public Speaking I SPT 1113USM STUDENTS MUST SELECT AN EMPHASIS AREA BELOW:Anthropology Emphasis

Additional courses accepted by USM for Forensics (BS):*Fine Arts* ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233,

others possibleLiterature* ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, others




ElectiveUM Additional Courses Total

UM Total


Calculus I MAT 1613General Physics I & II PHY 2414, PHY 2424

General Biology I & II BIO 1134, BIO 1144Organic Chemistry I & II CHE 2424, CHE 2434Literature ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333,

ENG 2423, ENG 2433

General Chemistry I & II CHE 1214, CHE 1224English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123

Common Courses TotalAdditional courses accepted by UM for Forensic Chemistry (BS):

FORENSICS (USM) / FORENSIC CHEMISTRY (UM)BS

Degrees offered by: UM, USM40.0510, 43.0106


171

8338

57

83385

62

833338

63

83384

61

8338

5757-63USM Total**

Notes:USM Forensics Emphasis Areas: Anthropology - 124 degree hours Biological Sciences - 124 degree hours Chemistry and Biochemistry - 124 degree hours Criminal Justice - 122 degree hours Physics - 122 degree hours Polymer Science - 124 degree hours*USM General Education Curriculum Note: Additional courses may satisfy specific university general education curriculum requirements. See the USM General Education Curriculum (GEC) Course Transfer Policy (Appendix C) for details. Specific program requirements are found in the USM Undergraduate Bulletin Degree Plans: http://catalog.usm.edu/ **Acceptance of community or junior college work is limited to one-half of the total degree hour requirements for graduation in a given curriculum.

Calculus I MAT 1613General Physics I-A & II-A PHY 2514, PHY 2524

Polymer Science Emphasis Total

Physics Emphasis TotalPolymer Science EmphasisOrganic Chemistry I & II CHE 2424, CHE 2434Criminal Investigation CRJ 2333

Calculus I MAT 1613General Physics I-A & II-A PHY 2514, PHY 2524Electives

Criminal Justice Emphasis TotalPhysics EmphasisGeneral Biology I & II BIO 1134, BIO 1144Criminal Investigation CRJ 2333

Criminal Law CRJ 2323Trigonometry MAT 1323General Physics I & II PHY 2414, PHY 2424

General Biology I & II BIO 1134, BIO 1144Introduction to Criminal Justice CRJ 1313Criminology CRJ 1383

General Physics I & II PHY 2414, PHY 2424Electives

Chemistry and Biochemistry Emphasis TotalCriminal Justice Emphasis

Chemistry and Biochemistry EmphasisOrganic Chemistry I & II CHE 2424, CHE 2434Criminal Investigation CRJ 2333Calculus I MAT 1613

Calculus I MAT 1613General Physics I & II PHY 2414, PHY 2424

Biological Science Emphasis Total

Biological Science EmphasisGeneral Biology I & II BIO 1134, BIO 1144Criminal Investigation CRJ 2333

172

CIP: 03.05014338

3-43-4

66

1

33

33

49-51

9

3333

2170-72

437

56-58

336

55-57

Busines/Science Electives

MUST SELECT A CONCENTRATION BELOW:Forest Management Concentration

ACC 1213, ACC 1223, BAD 2413, ECO 2113, ECO 2123, PHY 1114, PHY 1214

Wood Technology* FOT 1414

Wildlife Management Concentration

MSU Forest Management Additional Courses MSU Forest Management Total***

Land Surveying (professional elective)* FOT 2124General Physics I PHY 2413Elective

Statistics MAT 2323, BAD 2323Public Speaking I SPT 1113

MSU Common Courses



Forest Resources Survey* FOT 1813, AGR 1523

Forest Measurements* FOT 1114, AGR 2343

Dendrology* BIO 2313, FOT 1714Chemistry CHE 1113, CHE 1114English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123

Economics AGR 2713, ECO 2113, ECO 2123Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233Biology** BIO 1134, BIO 1144 or BIO 1314, BIO 2414

Basic Soils* AGR 2314, AGT 1714

FORESTRY(Concentrations: Forest Management; Wildlife Management; Environmental Conservation; Urban

Forestry; Forest Products)BS


MSU Wildlife Management Additional CoursesMSU Wildlife Management Total

Zoology II BIO 2424Physical Science PHY 2413, CHE 1223

MSU Environmental Conservation Additional Courses

Environmental ConservationGeneral Physics I PHY 2413Land Surveying (emphasis elective)* FOT 2124

MSU Environmental Conservation Total

173

33

52-54

3333

1261-63

MSU Urban Forestry Additional CoursesMSU Urban Forestry Total

American Government PSC 1113Urban Forestry Concentration

General Physics I PHY 2413Wood Technology* FOT 1414

MSU Forest Products Additional Courses

Forest Products ConcentrationChemistry II CHE 1223Calculus MAT 1513, MAT 1613

Notes:

**MSU does not offer a course equivalent to BIO 2414. Students who choose to take BIO 1314 must complete the sequence at the community college.***Acceptance of community or junior college work is limited to one-half of the total degree hour requirements for graduation in a given curriculum.

*Community college courses may be awarded more credit hours than the MSU equivalent courses. Only the number of hours required at MSU will be applied to the degree. Total hours required for the Forestry major vary based on concentration. Totals range from 126-128 hours.

MSU Forest Products Total***

174

CIP: 16.0901

3

6

66

6

3

123834

60

Humanities PHI 2113, PHI 2613, PHI 2713Laboratory Sciences* Choose any two from Appendix BNon-laboratory Science* Choose one from Appendix BElectives

UM TotalNotes:




French I, II, III, & IV MFL 1113, MFL 1123, MFL 2113, MFL 2123



ENG 2423, ENG 2433


FRENCHBA


175

CIP:

333368

26

3

333

3

3

3

339

3662

33

6


General Psychology I or Introduction to PSY 1513, SOC 2113Public Speaking I or Interpersonal SPT 1113, SPT 2173

ECO 2123English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123

Principles of Accounting II ACC 2223Fine Arts ART 1113, ART 2713, ART 2723, DAN 1113,

MUS 1113, SPT 2233


DSU TotalAdditional courses accepted by UM for General Business (BBA):

DSU Additional Courses Total

COMMON COURSES ACCEPTED BY ALL INSTITUTIONS OFFERING THIS MAJOR:Principles of Accounting I ACC 2213Legal Environment in Business BAD 2413


Additional courses accepted by DSU for General Business (BBA):

Principles of Macroeconomics ECO 2113Principles of Microeconomics


Literature or Foreign Language ENG 2213, ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333, ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433 or Select one language

Business Statistics BAD 2323

Electives

Computer Applications I CSC 1123Literature ENG 2213, ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323,



GENERAL BUSINESSBBA

Degrees offered by: DSU, UM52.0101

176

6

3

6

63359

College Algebra & Trigonometry or Calculus I & II or Business Calculus I & II

MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1723, MAT 1733, and MAT 1743 and MAT 1323 or MAT 1613, MAT 1623 or MAT 1513, MAT 1523

UM Total

ElectivesUM Additional Courses Total



177

CIP:

638

17

3

4

3

6

3

6

396

4360

3

6

6

3

3

3224663

3

Electives

Additional Courses Accepted By USM for Liberal Studies (BLS):Fine Arts**** ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233,

others possible







MSU TotalAdditional courses accepted by UM for Liberal Studies (BA)^:Fine Arts ART 1113, ART 2713, ART 2723, DAN 1113,

MUS 1113, MUS 1123, SPT 2233


Public Speaking I SPT 1113Laboratory Sciences* Choose any two from Appendix B

Common Courses TotalAdditional courses accepted by MSU for General Liberal Arts (BA):


Natural Science BIO 1134, BIO 1144, BIO 1314, BIO 2414, BIO 2924, CHE 1214, CHE 1224, CHE 1314, GLY 1111/GLY 1113, GLY 1121/GLY 1123, PHY 2244, PHY 2254, PHY 2414

Social Sciences** ECO 2113, ECO 2123, GEO 1113, PSC 1113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2213



GENERAL LIBERAL ARTS (MSU) / LIBERAL STUDIES (UM, USM)BA, BLS

Degrees offered by: MSU, UM, USM24.0101




HIS 1113, HIS 1123; HIS 1163, HIS 1173; or HIS 2213, HIS 2223


History

178

3

6

3

6

224360

^UM has established a 2+2 curriculum agreement with Northwest Community College. Students planning to transfer from this community college to UM for Liberal Studies BA should follow this 2+2 curriculum agreement. (See Appendix E for list of programs and concentrations)

Notes:

**MSU requires that Social Sciences be taken from two different subject areas.*MSU requires one life science (BIO) and one physical science (CHE, PHY, GLY).

***This degree at UM requires three science courses, of which two must have labs. Two of the courses must be in the same area of science, and the third course must be in a different department. Please note that astronomy, physical science, and physics courses are considered different areas of science. Consult the UM catalog for specific details.

Literature**** ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, others possible

*****The Liberal Studies degree requires a minimum of 120 semester hours.

Social and Behavioral Sciences**** Select two courses: SOC 2213, HPR 1213, GEO 1113, PSC 1113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113, others possible

Humanities**** HIS 1163, HIS 1173, PHI 2613, PHI 2113, PHI 2143, others possible (1 HIS required)



Electives*****USM Additional Courses Total

USM Total

179

CIP:

3

20

6

63

3

3

3366

62


Trigonometry, Calculus I, or Calculus II MAT 1323, MAT 1613, MAT 1623Public Speaking I SPT 1113Foreign Language Select one languageElectives

MSU TotalNotes:*MSU requires that Social Sciences be taken from two different subject areas.



2213, HIS 2223


Laboratory Sciences BIO 1134, BIO 1144, BIO 1314, BIO 1324, BIO 1514, or above; CHE 1213, CHE 1223, CHE 2424, CHE 2434; GLY 1111/GLY 1113, GLY 1121/GLY 1123; PHY 2414 or above

Social Sciences* ECO 2113, ECO 2123, GEO 1113, PSC 1113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2213

GENERAL SCIENCEBS


180

CIP:

CIP:

3

68

18

35

6

6

6

3

33

2762

6

3

3

3

3

3

3

32762






SPT 1113, SPT 2173

Electives



Personal Development CSC 1123, EPY 2513, FCS 2813, HPR 1111, SPT 2173


Trigonometry MAT 1323Public Speaking I SPT 1113

ASU Additional Courses TotalASU Total*

Additional courses accepted by DSU for Interdisciplinary Studies (BSIS):Social and Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, GEO 1113, PSC 1113,

PSY 1513, SOC 1113, SOC 2213


Interdisciplinary Concentration Select courses from the following areas: Humanities, Fine Arts, Social and Behavioral Sciences, Natural Sciences

Common Courses TotalAdditional courses accepted by ASU for General Studies (BA):Social Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, GEO 1113, PSC 1113,

PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2213


30.9999COMMON COURSES ACCEPTED BY ALL INSTITUTIONS OFFERING THIS MAJOR:Fine Arts ART 1113, ART 2713, ART 2723, DAN 1113,

MUS 1113, MUS 1123, SPT 2233English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123

Degrees offered by: DSU, JSU, MUW

GENERAL STUDIES (ASU, MUW) / INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES (DSU, MUW) / PROFESSIONAL INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES (JSU)

BA, BS, BSISDegrees offered by: ASU

24.0101

181

6

6

6

3

33

2762

6

6

6

6

32762

HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS 2213, HIS 2223



JSU Total



JSU Additional Courses Total


Additional courses accepted by MUW for Interdisciplinary Studies (BA, BS):Social Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, GEO 1113, PSC 1113,

PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2213

College Algebra and higher MAT 1313 and higher, except for MAT 1723, MAT 1733, and MAT 1743



History

Additional courses accepted by JSU for Professional Interdisciplinary Studies (BS):Social Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, GEO 1113, PSC 1113,

PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2213

182

CIP:

36

63

6

338

2260

*The General Studies major requires three (3) minor fields for a total of 45-63 semester hours depending on the minors the student chooses. Most minors require 18 hours for a total of 54 hours. In addition to the core courses, the remaining hours can be in electives (27-45 hours) to complete the 120-hour requirement. All minor courses must be completed with grades of "C" or better. At least 30 hours of courses must be at the 300-level or above and at least 30 hours of courses must be taken in residence. The General Studies degree must have 120 total hours with each course satisfying only one degree requirement (core or minor or elective) with a cumulative resident and overall GPA of at least 2.00.

MajorThree (3) Minor Fields*

UM TotalNotes:The Bachelor of General Studies degree requires a minimum of 120 semester hours.

UM has established a 2+2 curriculum agreement with Holmes Community College and Northwest Community College. Students planning to transfer from these community colleges to UM for General Studies BGS should follow this 2+2 curriculum agreement. (See Appendix E for list of programs and concentrations)




College Algebra or Statistics MAT 1313, MAT 2323

Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233Social Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, GEO 1113, JOU 1313,

PSC 1113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2213English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123

GENERAL STUDIESBGS


183

CIP:

3

63

36

3

6

15

384

262USM Total

Notes:


Laboratory Sciences Choose any two from Appendix BAdditional Science Choose one additional science course with

lab from Appendix BElectives Suggestions: SOC 2133, SOC 2143, HIS 2213


Social Science Electives SOC 2213, SOC 2113, GEO 1113, PSC 1113, PSY 1513, ECO 2113, ECO 2123 (may be combined with Social and Behavioral Sciences above)


Principles of Geography GEO 1123Humanities* HIS 1163, HIS 1173, PHI 2613, PHI 2113, PHI

2143, others possible (1 HIS required)College Algebra MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1723,




possible

GEOGRAPHYBS


184

CIP:

3

836

33636

1238

64UM Total

Calculus I, II, III, & IV MAT 1613, MAT 1623, MAT 2613, MAT 2623Differential Equations MAT 2913General Physics (Calculus-Based) PHY 2514, PHY 2524 or PHY 2313, PHY 2323,

PHY 2333

English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123Graphics GRA 1113, GRA 1143Humanities HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS

2213, HIS 2223, MFL 2113, MFL 2123, MFL 2213, MFL 2223, MFL 2243, MFL 2253, MFL 2313, MFL 2323, MFL 2613

Social and Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, PSC 1113, PSC 1123, PSC 2113, PSY 1513, PSY 1523, PSY 2553, SOC 2113, SOC 2133, SOC 2143, SOC 2163, SOC 2213, SOC 2243

Engineering Mechanics I EGR 2413Mechanics of Materials EGR 2433


General Chemistry I & II CHE 1214, CHE 1224Computer Programming CSC 1313, CSC 2133

GEOLOGICAL ENGINEERINGBSGE


185

CIP:

83644638

42

36

6

6

2163

3

43

6

6

2264




USM Additional Courses TotalUSM Total***

Notes:*UM requires twelve (12) hours of social science and humanities, of which six (6) hours must be in one subject and the remaining six (6) in a different subject or subjects.

General Biology I BIO 1134Literature** ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, others

possibleHumanities** HIS 1163, HIS 1173, PHI 2613, PHI 2113, PHI



Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233Social and Behavioral Sciences* ECO 2113, ECO 2123, HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS

1163, HIS 1173, HIS 2213, HIS 2223, PSC 1113, PSC 1123, PSC 2113, SOC 2113, SOC 2123 , SOC 2133, SOC 2143, SOC 2153, SOC 2163, SOC 2213, SOC 2243

Literature ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333, ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433



Additional Courses Accepted By USM:

Additional Courses Accepted By UM:

Physical Geology GLY 1111/GLY 1113Historical Geology GLY 1121/GLY 1123Calculus I & II MAT 1613, MAT 1623Statistics MAT 2323Physics I & II PHY 2514, PHY 2524 or PHY 2414, PHY 2424


General Chemistry I & II CHE 1214, CHE 1224Computer Programming I CSC 1613 English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123


GEOLOGYBS

Degrees offered by: UM, USM40.0601

186

CIP: 40.0601

343

63

3343

638363

61

Statistics MAT 2323Physics I-A & II-A PHY 2514, PHY 2524Public Speaking I SPT 1113Foreign Language Select one languageElectives

MSU Total

Physical Geology GLY 1111, GLY 1113History HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS

2213, HIS 2223Calculus I & II MAT 1613, MAT 1623


World Regional Geography GEO 1113Maps and Remote Sensing GEO 2313

General Chemistry I CHE 1214Social and Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, PSC 1113, PSC 2113,

PSY 1513, PSY 1523, PSY 2553, SOC 2113, SOC 2133, SOC 2143, SOC 2163, SOC 2213, SOC 2243



GEOSCIENCES(Concentrations: Broadcast Meterology; Environmental Geoscience; Geographic Information

Systems; Geography; Geology; Professional Geology; and Professional Meterology)


187

CIP: 16.0501

3

6

66

6

3

123834

60

Humanities PHI 2113, PHI 2613, PHI 2713Laboratory Sciences* Choose any two from Appendix BNon-laboratory Science* Choose one from Appendix BElectives

UM TotalNotes:*This degree at UM requires three science courses, of which two must have labs. Two of the courses must be in the same area of science, and the third course must be in a different department. Please note that astronomy, physical science, and physics courses are considered different areas of science. Consult the UM catalog for specific details.



German I, II, III, & IV MFL 1313, MFL 1323, MFL 2313, MFL 2323



ENG 2423, ENG 2433


GERMANBA


188

CIP: 45.10016833

9

3

3

3

66

39

6262


GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS(Concentrations: Political Science and Public Administration)

BADegrees offered by: MVSU



Notes:

*Students must take either six hours of English plus three hours of History or six hours of History plus three hours of English.

Electives MVSU Additional Courses Total

MVSU Total


Social SciencesECO 2113, ECO 2123, PSC 1113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2213

Computer Science ATE 1113, CSC 1113 or higher

Humanities* ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, ENG 2523, ENG 2533, HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173

Foreign Language select one language

College Algebra or higher MAT 1313 and higher, except for MAT 1723, MAT 1733, and MAT 1743

American National Government PSC 1113


189

CIP: 51.0701

33363

18

3

3363

3

3

83

94462

333443663

336

4765

Social and Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123


SPT 1113, SPT 2173

Electives








Business Statistics BAD 2323Legal Environment in Business BAD 2413

Business Communications BOA 2613Computer Applications I CSC 1123

JSU Additional Courses TotalJSU Total*

Principles of Accounting II ACC 2223Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233Computer Science ATE 1113, CSC 1113 or higherGeneral Biology I BIO 1134Chemistry I CHE 1214

Social and Behavioral Sciences PSC 1113, PSC 1123, SOC 1113, SOC 2113, SOC 2213, SOC 2243



Common Courses TotalAdditional Courses Accepted By DSU:

DSU TotalAdditional Courses Accepted By JSU:

Principles of Macroeconomics ECO 2113Literature ENG 2323, ENG 2333, ENG 2523, ENG 2533History HIS 1113, HIS 1123 or HIS 1163, HIS 1173

HEALTH CARE ADMINISTRATIONBBA

Degrees offered by: DSU, JSU



English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123College Algebra

190

Note:

*Acceptance of community or junior college work is limited to one-half of the total degree hour requirements for graduation in a given curriculum.^JSU has established a 2+2 curriculum agreement with Hinds Community College. Students planning to transfer from this community college to JSU for Health Care Administration BS should follow this 2+2 curriculum agreement. (See Appendix E for list of programs and concentrations)

191

CIP: 26.9999

9

68363

32159

Computer Concepts CSC 1113English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123College Algebra MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1723,

MAT 1733, and MAT 1743Public Speaking I SPT 1113Electives

UMMC Total


Social Sciences/Behavioral Sciences Choose from ECO, GEO, PSC, PSY, SOCAnatomy and Physiology I & II BIO 2514, BIO 2524

HEALTH INFORMATICS AND INFORMATION MANAGEMENTBS


192

CIP:

446333

23

3

6

3

23

33

3

3103962

33

3

3333

Introduction to Health, Physical Education & HPR 1313



Addtional courses accepted by JSU for Health, Physical Education and Recreation (BS):Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233Literature ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333,

ENG 2423, ENG 2433, ENG 2523, ENG 2533History HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS

2213, HIS 2223

Computer Information Science Elective CSC 1113, CSC 1123, CSC 1133Electives



Introduction to Health, Physical Education & HPR 1313


SPT 1113, SPT 2173

Perspectives on Society ECO 2113, ECO 2123, EPY 2533, GEO 1113, PSC 1113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2123


Personal Development EPY 2513, FCS 2813, HPR 1111, SPT 2173


Common Courses TotalAddtional courses accepted by DSU for Health, Physical Education and Recreation (BSEd):*Fine Arts ART 1113, ART 2713, ART 2723, MUS 1113,

SPT 1213, SPT 2223

Personal and Community Health I HPR 1213First Aid and CPR HPR 2213College Algebra MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1723,


General Biology I BIO 1134Anatomy & Physiology I BIO 2514English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123

HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND RECREATION (DSU, JSU, MVSU) / KINESIOLOGY (Concentration: Teaching/Coaching) (MSU)

(LICENSURE)BAEd, BS, BSEd

Degrees offered by: DSU, JSU, MSU, MVSU13.1314


193

18

3962

333

3

3333

15

3962

33

3

3333

18

3962

***In addition, it is strongly suggested that students seeking a Physical Education (P.E.) Licensure prepare themselves to teach in one additional discipline. The Mississippi Department of Education requires 21 semester hours of prefix-specific courses with a grade of "C" or better. Some of the common supplemental endorsement **Endorsement AreasENGLISH: ENG 1113, ENG 1123, ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2213, ENG 2323, ENG 2333, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, ENG 2413, ENG 2153


Notes:It is strongly recommended that students complete the Praxis Core Academic Skills for Educators (formerly Praxis I) examination prior to transferring (if required).*DSU's degree is Health, Physical Education and Recreation BSEd.**MSU's degree is Kinesiology with a Teaching/Coaching concentration.

Public Speaking I SPT 1113Electives Suggested electives: CSC 1123 or SOC 2143Coaching theory courses or courses that would apply toward a supplemental endorsement area.***



Introduction to Sociology SOC 2113

Coaching theory courses or courses that would apply toward a supplemental endorsement area.***


Addtional courses accepted by MVSU for Health, Physical Education and Recreation (BS)^:Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233


Introduction to Health, Physical Education & HPR 1313Statistics MAT 2323


Social Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, SOC 2113, SOC 2143Literature ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333,


2213, HIS 2223


Coaching theory courses or courses that would apply toward a supplemental endorsement area.***


Addtional courses accepted by MSU for Kinesiology (Teaching/Coaching Concentration) (BS):**Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233

194


SPT 1113, SPT 1123, SPT 1131, SPT 1141, SPT 1153, SPT 1163, SPT 1213, SPT 1223, SPT 1233,SPT 1241, SPT 1151, SPT 1273, SPT 2111, SPT 2121, SPT 2143, SPT 2172, SPT 2223, SPT 2233,SPT 2241, SPT 2251, SPT 2263, SPT 2283

SPEECH COMMUNICATION:

SOCIAL STUDIES: HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS 1613, HIS 2213, HIS 2233; GEO 1113, GEO 1123;PSC 1113, PSC 2113; SOC 2213, SOC 2123, SOC 2143, SOC 2243; ECO 2113, ECO 2123GENERAL SCIENCE: (courses must have labs)BIO 1113/1111 or BIO 1114, BIO 1123/1121 or BIO 1124, BIO 1133/1131 or BIO 1134, BIO 1143/1141 or BIO 1144, BIO 1213/1211 or BIO 1214, BIO 1313/1311 or BIO 1314, BIO 1323/1321 or BIO 1324, BIO 1413/1411 or BIO 1414, BIO 1513/1511 or BIO 1514, BIO 1523/1521 or BIO 1524, BIO 2413/2411 or BIO 2414, BIO 2423/2421 or BIO 2424,BIO 2513/2511 or BIO 2514, BIO 2523/2521 or BIO 2524, BIO 2613/2611 or BIO 2614,BIO 2923/2921 or BIO 2924PHY 1113/1111 or PHY 1114, PHY 1213/1211 or PHY 1214, PHY 2243/2241 or PHY 2244,PHY 2253/2251 or PHY 2254, PHY 2312/2311 or PHY 2313, PHY 2322/2321 or PHY 2323,PHY 2323/2331 or PHY 2333, PHY 2413/2411 or PHY 2414, PHY 2423/2421 or PHY 2424,PHY 2513/2511 or PHY 2514, PHY 2523/2521 or PHY 2524

CHE 1111/1113 or CHE 1114, CHE 1221/1223 or CHE 1224, CHE 1321/1323 or CHE 1324,CHE 2411/2413 or CHE 2414, CHE 2431/2433 or CHE 2434, CHE 1211/1213 or CHE 1214,CHE 1311/1313 or CHE 1314, CHE 1411/1413 or CHE 1414, CHE 2421/2423 or CHE 2424,GLY 1113/1111 GLY 1123/1121

MATHEMATICS:MAT 1313, MAT 1723, MAT 1733, MAT 1323, MAT 1333, MAT 1343, MAT 1613, MAT 1623, MAT 1323, MAT 2113, MAT 2323, MAT 2613, MAT 2623, MAT 2913

195

CIP:3

366

6

333

3

3

39

4

46

333

62

446

234

62

6386Elective

Recreation Leadership ConcentrationPerspectives on Society ECO 2113, ECO 2123Prevention and Care of Athletic Injuries HPR 2723, HPR 2733Laboratory Sciences Choose any two from Appendix B

Personal and Community Health I HPR 1213Laboratory Science Elective Choose any one from Appendix B

Health and Physical Education Total

Anatomy & Physiology I BIO 2514Perspectives on Society ECO 2113, ECO 2123, GEO 1113, PSC 1113,

PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2213Personal Development EPY 2513, FCS 2813, HPR 1111, SPT 2173

Prevention and Care of Athletic Injuries HPR 2723, HPR 2733Exercise Science Total

Health and Physical Education ConcentrationGeneral Biology I BIO 1134

Perspectives on Society ECO 2113, ECO 2123, GEO 1113, PSC 1113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113

Nutrition FCS 1253, BIO 1613Personal and Community Health I HPR 1213

Common Courses TotalMUST SELECT A CONCENTRATION BELOW:Exercise Science ConcentrationGeneral Biology I BIO 1134

Anatomy & Physiology I BIO 2514




SPT 1113, SPT 2173


Introduction to Health, Physical Education & HPR 1313First Aid and CPR HPR 2213

Computer Information Science Elective CSC 1113, CSC 1123, CSC 1133English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123Literature ENG 2213, ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323,


HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND RECREATIONBS


Fine Arts ART 1113, ART 2713, ART 2723, MUS 1113, SPT 1213, SPT 2223

196

62

446

334

63

446334

6362-63

Sports Management Total*DSU Total*

Notes:

Non-teaching concentrations in the following areas: Exercise Science; Health and Physical Education, Recreation Leadership, Sports Information, and Sports Management. Teaching concentration: See Health, Physical Ed and Recreation BSEd


Personal and Community Health I HPR 1213Prevention and Care of Athletic Injuries HPR 2723, HPR 2733Laboratory Science Elective Choose any one from Appendix B

Sports Management ConcentrationGeneral Biology I BIO 1134Anatomy & Physiology I BIO 2514Perspectives on Society ECO 2113, ECO 2123

Prevention and Care of Athletic Injuries HPR 2723, HPR 2733Laboratory Science Elective Choose any one from Appendix B

Sports Information Total*

Anatomy & Physiology I BIO 2514Perspectives on Society ECO 2113, ECO 2123, EPY 2533, GEO 1113,

GEO 1123, PSC 1113, PSC 1123, SOC 2113Personal and Community Health I HPR 1213

Recreation Leadership TotalSports Information ConcentrationGeneral Biology I BIO 1134

197

CIP: 26.9999

9

6

663

3060

Natural Science BIO 1134, BIO 1144, BIO 1314, BIO 2414, BIO 2514, BIO 2524, BIO 2924, CHE 1214, CHE 1224, CHE 1314, GLY 1111/GLY 1113, GLY 1121/GLY 1123, PHY 2244, PHY 2254, PHY 2414

Social and Behavioral Sciences Choose from ECO, GEO, PSC, PSY, SOCEnglish Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123College Algebra MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1723,

MAT 1733, and MAT 1743Electives

UMMC Total


HEALTH SCIENCESBS


198

CIP: 52.1499

63

33843363

6

3

36

363

*USM General Education Curriculum Note: Additional courses may satisfy specific university general education curriculum requirements. See the USM General Education Curriculum (GEC) Course Transfer Policy (Appendix C) for details. Specific program requirements are found in the USM Undergraduate Bulletin Degree Plans: http://catalog.usm.edu/ **Acceptance of community or junior college work is limited to one-half of the total degree hour requirements for graduation in a given curriculum.


Public Speaking I SPT 1113USM Total**

Notes:



Business Calculus I MAT 1513

Principles of Microeconomics ECO 2123English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123Literature* ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, others

possible

Anatomy & Physiology I & II BIO 1514, 1524 or BIO 2514, BIO 2524Chemistry I CHE 1214Principles of Macroeconomics ECO 2113


Business Statistics BAD 2413Legal Environment in Business BAD 2413


HEALTHCARE MARKETINGBSBA


199

CIP:

668

20

36

3

633

312

34262

33

3

63

3

3

126

4262


DSU Additional Courses Total DSU Total




SPT 1113, SPT 2173



American (U.S.) History I & II HIS 2213, HIS 2223


ASU Total**Additional Courses accepted by DSU:Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233



American (U.S.) History I & II HIS 2213, HIS 2223 or HIS 1113, HIS 1123Introduction to Philosophy I PHI 2113


English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123World Civilizations I & II HIS 1163, HIS 1173Laboratory Sciences* Choose any two from Appendix B


HISTORYBA

Degrees offered by: ASU, DSU, JSU, MSU, MUW, UM, USM54.0101


Common Courses TotalAdditional Courses accepted by ASU:Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233

200

33

3

63

33

126

4262

33

6

6

3

3396

4262

33

3

63

33

126

4262

Foreign Language Select one language - 2000 level or higherElectives

MUW Additional Courses Total MUW Total







MSU TotalAdditional Courses accepted by MUW:Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233

Introduction to Philosophy I PHI 2113Public Speaking I SPT 1113Foreign Language Select one language

Social and Behavioral Sciences**** ECO 2113, ECO 2123, GEO 1113, PSC 1113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2213

HistoryHIS 1163, HIS 1173; HIS 2213, HIS 2223; or HIS 1113, HIS 1123


JSU Additional Courses Total JSU Total

Additional Courses accepted by MSU^:Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233Literature ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333,

ENG 2423, ENG 2433


American (U.S.) History I & II HIS 2213, HIS 2223College Algebra or higher MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1723,

MAT 1733, and MAT 1743Introduction to Philosophy I PHI 2113

Additional Courses accepted by JSU:Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233Literature ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333,

ENG 2423, ENG 2433, ENG 2523, ENG 2533Social and Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, GEO 1113, PSC 1113,

PSY 1513, SOC 2113

201

3

6

6

33

312

31

4060

3

3

6

63

333

124262

***Only one course from each subject area should be taken.

*****USM General Education Curriculum Note: Additional courses may satisfy specific university general education curriculum requirements. See the USM General Education Curriculum (GEC) Course Transfer Policy (Appendix C) for details. Specific program requirements are found in the USM Undergraduate Bulletin Degree

Foreign Language****** Select one languageUSM Additional Courses Total

USM TotalNote:*MSU requires one life science (BIO) and one physical science (CHE, PHY, GLY).

****This degree at UM requires three science courses, of which two must have labs. Two of the courses must be in the same area of science, and the third course must be in a different department. Please note that astronomy, physical science, and physics courses are considered different areas of science. Consult the UM catalog for specific details.


Additional Social and Behavioral Sciences SOC 2113, SOC 2213, GEO 1113Public Speaking I SPT 1113Additional Humanities A second History course not selected in

Humanities requirement or PHI 2613, PHI 2113, or PHI 2143. (Two HIS courses and one PHI course must be completed.)

Social and Behavioral Sciences***** Select two courses: SOC 2213, HPR 1213, GEO 1113, PSC 1113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113, others possible

American (U.S.) History I & II HIS 2213, HIS 2223College Algebra or higher MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1723,


UM Additional Courses Total UM Total

Additional Courses accepted by USM:Fine Arts***** ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233,

others possibleLiterature***** ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, others

possible

Foreign Language Select one language - 6 hrs must be at 2000 levelNon-Laboratory Science**** Choose one from Appendix BElectives

American (U.S.) History I or II HIS 2213, HIS 2223College Algebra or higher MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1333,

MAT 1723, MAT 1733, and MAT 1743Humanities PHI 2113, PHI 2613, PHI 2713

Additional Courses accepted by UM:Fine Arts ART 1113, ART 2713, ART 2723, DAN 1113,

MUS 1113, SPT 2233Literature ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333,

ENG 2423, ENG 2433Social and Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, PSC 1113, PSC 2113,

PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2213

202

******Foreign Language requirement for USM: Twelve (12) hours in a single foreign language; fewer hours may suffice, but course level 202 must be completed.

^MSU has established a 2+2 curriculum agreement with Hinds Community College, Itawamba Community College, East Mississippi Community College , and Jones County Junior College. Students planning to transfer from these community colleges to MSU for History BA should follow this 2+2 curriculum agreement. (See Appendix E for list of programs and concentrations)

203

CIP:

318

66

663

338

62Laboratory Sciences Choose any two from Appendix B



Trigonometry MAT 1323Public Speaking I SPT 1113

Literature ENG 2223, ENG 2233; ENG 2323, ENG 2333; ENG 2423, ENG 2433; ENG 2523, ENG 2533

Western or World Civilizations I & II HIS 1113, HIS 1123 or HIS 1163, HIS 1173American (U.S.) History I & II HIS 2213, HIS 2223


HISTORYBS

Degrees offered by: JSU, MVSU54.0101

COMMON COURSES ACCEPTED BY ALL INSTITUTIONS OFFERING THIS MAJOR:Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233Social Sciences/Behavioral Sciences Choose from ECO, GEO, PSC, PSY, SOC

204

CIP: 01.110333383633

32

33346

333

2860

834463

2860

3844363

3163

Common Courses TotalMUST SELECT A CONCENTRATION BELOW:Floral Management ConcentrationPrinciples of Accounting II ACC 2223Art Appreciation ART 1113

Psychology or Economics PSY 1513, ECO 2113

Botany BIO 1314

Math above College Algebra MAT 1323, MAT 2323, BAD 2323

Plant Science AGR 1313, AGT 1313, BIO 1313Economics AGR 2713, ECO 2123

Legal Environment of Business BAD 2413

General Chemistry I & II CHE 1214, CHE 1224Computer Concepts CSC 1113English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123College Algebra MAT 1313 Public Speaking I SPT 1113


HORTICULTURE(Concentrations: Floral Management, Floriculture and Ornamental, Fruit and Vegetable)



Humanities ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS 2213, HIS 2223, PHI 2113, PHI 2713

Spanish I & II (Humanities) MFL 1213, MFL 1223

Floral Management Additional CoursesFloral Management Total

Floriculture and Ornamental Horticulture

Statistics MAT 2323Microbiology* BIO 2924

Biology I & II BIO 1134, BIO 1144

Organic Chemistry I CHE 2424

Biology I & II BIO 1134, BIO 1144

Organic Chemistry I CHE 2424

Social Sciences PSC 2113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113

Fruit and Vegetable Production Total

Floriculture and Ornamental Horticulture Additional Courses

Fruit and Vegetable Production Additional Courses

Spanish I & II (Humanities) MFL 1213, MFL 1223Social Sciences PSC 2113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113


Statistics MAT 2323

Microbiology* BIO 2924

Floriculture and Ornamental Horticulture TotalFruit and Vegetable Production Concentration

205

*Community college courses may be awarded more credit hours than the MSU equivalent course. Only the number of hours required at MSU will be applied to the degree. Total hours required for the Horticulture major vary based on concentrations. Totals range from 121-122 hours.

Notes:

206

CIP:

333433363

3

3633346

62

General Psychology I PSY 1513Introduction to Sociology SOC 2113Public Speaking I SPT 1113Laboratory Science Choose any one from Appendix BElectives

UM Total


Statistics MAT 2323, BAD 2323Modern or ancient language MFL 1113, MFL 1123 or MFL 1213, MFL 1223

Economics ECO 2113, ECO 2123English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123Literature ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333,

ENG 2423, ENG 2433

Biology I BIO 1114, BIO 1134Nutrition BIO 1613, FCS 1233, HEC 1253, FCS 1253Computer Applications CSC 1123, BAD 2533

Principles of Accounting I ACC 2213Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233Legal Environment in Business BAD 2413

HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENTBS


207

CIP:

33

63

6

3

6

3

638

1262USM Total

Notes:


Public Speaking I SPT 1113Laboratory Sciences Choose any two from Appendix BElectives



Spanish I & II MFL 1213, MFL 1223



Introduction to the Hospitality and Tourism Industry

HRT 1123

Principles of Accounting I & II ACC 2213Fine Arts* ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233,

others possibleEnglish Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123

HOTEL, RESTAURANT, AND TOURISM MANAGEMENTBS


208

CIP: 19.0101363

6-83

21-23

3333333333

333

60-63

4433336

6

33

59-6259-63

HDFS Concentration TotalMSU Total***

Social Sciences GEO 1113, PSC 1113, SOC 2113, SOC 2143, SOC 2243

Trigonometry or Statistics MAT 1323, MAT 2323Public Speaking I SPT 1113

Atypical Child Development** CDT 2413Computer Applications I CSC 1123Humanities ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333,

ENG 2423, ENG 2433, HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS 2213, HIS 2223, PHI 2113, PHI 2143, PHI 2713

Creative Arts for Young Children** CDT 1314Language and Literacy Development for CDT 1713Nutrition for Young Children** CDT 1513

Child Development I** CDT 1214

Nutrition FCS 1233, BIO 1613Foreign Language MFL 1113, MFL 1213General Psychology I PSY 1513

FDM Concentration Total***Human Development & Family Studies Concentration (HDFS)^

Principles of Macroeconomics ECO 2113Principles of Microeconomics ECO 2123Humanities ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333,

ENG 2423, ENG 2433, HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS 2213, HIS 2223, PHI 2113, PHI 2143, PHI 2713

Drawing I** ART 1313Statistics BAD 2323, MAT 2323Legal Environment in Business BAD 2413

Design I** ART 1433Design II** ART 1443

Principles of Accounting II ACC 2223

Common Courses TotalMUST SELECT A CONCENTRATION BELOW:Fashion Design and Merchandising Concentration (FDM)^Principles of Accounting I ACC 2213



Science Elective Choose one from Appendix BLaboratory Sciences* Choose any two from Appendix B

HUMAN SCIENCESBS



209

Notes:

**Courses do not apply to all emphasis areas of the concentration.


* The FDM concentration requires General Chemistry I (CHE 1214).

210

CIP:

386366

212

336

33

64

*General Chemistry II laboratory is not required for Industrial Engineering.**Although CSC 2844, PHY 2514, and PHY 2524 are 4-hour courses at the community colleges, the equivalent courses at MSU are 3-hour courses; therefore, only 3 hours per course will be applied toward the degree. Likewise, GRA 1143 is a 3-hour course at the community colleges. Only 2 hours will be applied toward the degree.***Either Physics III (PHY 2333) or Differential Equations (MAT 2913) may be taken for a Math/Science Elective.

Notes:

Differential Equations*** MAT 2913General Physics I-A & II-A PHY 2514, PHY 2524 or Physics I & II** PHY 2313, PHY 2323Physics III*** PHY 2333Public Speaking I SPT 1113

MSU Total

Graphic Communications** GRA 1143Calculus I, II, III, & IV MAT 1613, MAT 1623, MAT 2613, MAT 2623Introduction to Linear Algebra MAT 2113

Engineering Mechanics I: Statics EGR 2413 English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123Humanities ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333,


Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233General Chemistry I & II* CHE 1214, CHE 1223Social and Behavioral Sciences ECO 2123, PSY 1513

INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERINGBS


211

CIP:

3436

8366

3

3

33343

61

MSU has established a 2+2 curriculum agreement with Hinds Community College, Itawamba Community College, East Mississippi Community College , and Jones County Junior College. Students planning to transfer from these community colleges to MSU for Industrial Technology BS should follow this 2+2 curriculum agreement. (See Appendix E for list of programs and concentrations)

CADDSocial Sciences* ECO 2113, ECO 2123, GEO 1113, PSC 1113,

PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2213

INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGYBS


MAT 1513, MAT 1613Statistics MAT 2323, BAD 2323


Humanities ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS 2213, HIS 2223, MFL 1113, MFL 1123, MFL 1213, MFL 1223, MFL 2213, MFL 2223, PHI 2113, PHI 2613, PHI 2623, PHI 2713

English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123Graphics ELT 2613Electrical

Chemistry Survey CHE 1114 or higherDDT 1313, MST 1412, MST 1612

EET 1113, EET 1123, EET 1314

Principles of Hydraulics and Pneumatics or Industrial Hydraulics and Industrial Pneumatics

IMM 1314 or ROT 1213 and ROT 1223

Notes:*Principles of Microeconomics and Macroeconomics (ECO 2113, ECO 2123) are recommended if pursuing a business minor.

MSU TotalPhysics PHY 2414

College Algebra


MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1333, MAT 1723, MAT 1733, and MAT 1743

Physical Science I PHY 2244

Calculus I

212

CIP: 11.1006

6333

33363

3

333

638

62


Math/Science Elective MAT 1613 or a non-laboratory science from Appendix B

Laboratory Sciences Choose any two from Appendix BPublic Speaking I SPT 1113Social and Behavioral Sciences PSC 1113, PSY 1513

Statistics MAT/BAD 2323

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICESBS



Computer Science CSC 1113 or CSC 1123


Legal Environment in BusinessFine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233



Principles of Macroeconomics

Word Processing BOA 2533, BOT 1143, BOT 1113, BOT 1123, BOA 1123

MSU Total

BAD 2413

Principles of Microeconomics ECO 2123ECO 2113

213

CIP: 52.0201

63

3333363

63

6

383

62

INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY(Emphasis: Business Technology Education)


Principles of Accounting I & II ACC 2213, ACC 2223Fine Arts* ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233,

others possible

Personal Financial Management BAD 2523Legal Environment in Business BAD 2413

Business Communications BOA 2613Keyboarding or Word Processing BOA 1143, BOA 1413, BOA 2533, BOA 2543 Principles of Macroeconomics ECO 2113English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123Literature* ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, others

possibleHumanities* HIS 1163, HIS 1173, others possibleCollege Algebra MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1723,



Public Speaking I SPT 1113Laboratory Sciences Choose any two from Appendix BElectives

USM TotalNotes:At Southern Miss, the Gold Card is needed in order to enroll in Teacher Education courses. See http://www.usm.edu/education-psychology/admission-requirements for current licensure program admission requirements.


214

CIP:63

3333363

6

6

384

60


UM TotalElectives





Principles of Macroeconomics ECO 2113Principles of Microeconomics ECO 2123

Mathematics MAT 1513, MAT 1523 or MAT 1613, MAT 1623

Business Communications BOA 2613

INSURANCE & RISK MANAGEMENT (UM) / REAL ESTATE (UM)BBA

Degrees offered by: UM52.1701, 52.1501





215

CIP: 09.0702

63

333366

6

33

33

83

62

UM has established a 2+2 curriculum agreement with Northwest Community College. Students planning to transfer from this community college to UM for Integrated Marketin Communications BS should follow this 2+2 curriculum agreement. (See Appendix E for list of programs and concentrations)

Diversity SOC 2143, SOC 2153, SOC 2243, PHI 1113, PHI 2613, PHI 2623

Choose any one from Appendix B


**UM does not require Public Speaking I (SPT 1113) but will accept it as a substitute for Business Communications (BOA 2613).


American National Government PSC 1113 (required)

Principles of Macroeconomics* ECO 2113

History HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS 1613, HIS 2213, HIS 2223

Humanities PHI 1113, PHI 1133, PHI 1153, PHI 1163, PHI 2113, PHI 2123, PHI 2613, PHI 2623, SOC 2143, SOC 2153

UM Total

Business Communications** BOA 2613, SPT 1113

Principles of Microeconomics* ECO 2123

Mathematics MAT 1313 or higher or MAT 2323 or higher

Laboratory Sciences*** Choose any two from Appendix BNon-laboratory Science***

Introduction to Mass Communications* COM 2483

*A grade of "C" or higher is required.Notes:

INTEGRATED MARKETING COMMUNICATIONSBS




Principles of Accounting I & II* ACC 2213, ACC 2223

216

CIP: 30.9999

3

63

36

6

3

82260

433

122260USM Total***

Interdisciplinary Studies (Land Management) BSElectives**

Physical Geology GLY 1111, GLY 1113Principles of Macroeconomics ECO 2113Principles of Microeconomics ECO 2123

***At USM, the Interdisciplinary Studies degree requires a minimum of 120 semester hours; therefore, only 60 hours (1/2 of the degree) will be accepted.


**See degree plans in the MSU and USM Undergraduate Bulletins.


Notes:




Laboratory Sciences Choose any two from Appendix BElectives**

Common Courses TotalAdditional courses accepted by USM for Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS):Interdisciplinary Studies (Land Management)



possible


INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIESBIS

Degrees offered by: MSU, USM

217

CIP: 4.0501

33333633

38

38

3336

31856

3

33

36

6

2462


Interior Design I FCS 2413



USM Acceptable Courses Total USM Total


Behavioral Sciences PSY 1513

Textiles CTV 1223

MSU Acceptable Courses Total MSU Total

Additional Courses Accepted By USM:Fine Arts* ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233,

others possible

Common Courses TotalAdditional Courses accepted by MSU:Art Appreciation ART 1113

Economics ECO 2113, ECO 2123Three Dimensional Design ART 1453



Drafting DDT 1113, DDT 1114, DDT 1116English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123Computer-Assisted Drawing ENT 1313, ENT 1323, DDT 1313, DDT 1325

Art History ART 2713, ART 2723

COMMON COURSES ACCEPTED BY ALL INSTITUTIONS OFFERING THIS MAJOR:Drawing I ART 1313Design I or Computer Art ART 1433, ART 1513

INTERIOR DESIGNBS

Degrees offered by: MSU, USM

Design II ART 1443

218


Notes:

219

CIP: 52.1101

63

33363

6

3

36

861

60Notes:


Foreign Language Select one languageElective

USM Total

Business Calculus MAT 1513Social and Behavioral Sciences* Select two courses: SOC 2213, HPR 1213,






Principles of Macroeconomics ECO 2113Principles of Microeconomics ECO 2123English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123


others possibleLegal Environment in Business BAD 2413

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESSBSBA


220

CIP: 45.0901

68

14

3

336

6

312

37

4660

3

3

63

6

333

126

4862


INTERNATIONAL STUDIESBA

Degrees offered by: UM, USM



Additional Courses accepted by UM:*Fine Arts ART 1113, ART 2713, ART 2723, DAN 1113,

MUS 1113, SPT 2233Principles of Macroeconomics ECO 2113Principles of Microeconomics ECO 2123Literature ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333,

ENG 2423, or ENG 2433History HIS 1113, HIS 1123; HIS 1163, HIS 1173; or

HIS 2213, HIS 2223Humanities PHI 2113, PHI 2613, PHI 2713

World Civilizations I & II HIS 1163, HIS 1173



UM TotalAdditional Courses Accepted By USM:Fine Arts*** ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233,

others possibleLiterature*** ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, others

possible

Non-Laboratory Science** Choose one from Appendix B



Additional Social and Behavioral Sciences SOC 2113, SOC 2213, GEO 1113Public Speaking I SPT 1113Additional Humanities A second History course not selected in

Humanities requirement or PHI 2613, PHI 2113, or PHI 2143. (Two HIS courses and one PHI course must be completed.)



221


Note:*At UM, students must be admitted to this program.


222

CIP:

68

14

3

33

6

6

33

33

363

4559

33

6

33

6Social and Behavioral Sciences*** Select two courses: SOC 2213, HPR 1213, GEO 1113, PSC 1113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113, others possible




UM Acceptable Courses Total UM Total

Additional courses accepted by USM for Journalism (BA):Fine Arts*** ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233,

Non-Laboratory Science* Choose any one from Appendix BForeign Language** Select one language - 6 hrs must be at 2000 levelElectives

Humanities PHI 1113, PHI 1133, PHI 1153, PHI 1163, PHI 2113, PHI 2123, PHI 2613, PHI 2623, SOC 2143, SOC 2153

American National Government PSC 1113 (required)Diversity SOC 2143, SOC 2153, SOC 2243, PHI 1113,

PHI 2613, PHI 2623

ECO 2113, ECO 2123, PSC 1123, PSC 2113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2133, SOC 2143, SOC 2213, SOC 2243

Literature ENG 2213, ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333, ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, ENG 2453, ENG 2463, ENG 2523, ENG 2533

History HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS 1613, HIS 2213, HIS 2223



Mathematics MAT 1313 or higher or MAT 2323 or higher

Introduction to Mass Communications COM 2483

Laboratory Sciences* Choose any two from Appendix BCommon Courses Total

Additional courses accepted by UM for Journalism (BAJ):Fine Arts ART 1113, ART 2713, ART 2723, DAN 1113,

MUS 1113, SPT 2233

Social and Behavioral Sciences

JOURNALISMBA, BAJ

Degrees offered by: UM, USM09.0401

223

3

33

123

4862

Notes:


***Foreign Language requirement for USM: Twelve (12) hours in a single foreign language; fewer hours may suffice, but course level 202 must be complete.

**UM requires twelve (12) hours of foreign language; 6 hours must be at 2000 level.


USM Total


Additional Social and Behavioral Sciences SOC 2113, SOC 2213, GEO 1113Public Speaking I SPT 1113Foreign Language**** Select one languageElectives


224

CIP:

363

3333

327

8836

36

3461

883333

73562 MUW Total

MSU Acceptable Courses Total

MUW Acceptable Courses Total

MSU TotalAdditional Courses accepted by MUW:

Fine Arts / History / Literature (Select an additional course from Fine Arts / History / Literature

ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333, ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433EPY 2533

Additional Courses Accepted By MSU:*

Electives (consult with MSU for approved courses for each concentration)*

MAT 2323

Anatomy & Physiology I & II BIO 2514, BIO 2524General Biology I & II BIO 1134, BIO 1144

Chemistry CHE 1113, CHE 1213

Statistics

Social and Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2143


English Composition I & II


Common Courses TotalPublic Speaking I SPT 1113

Fine Arts ART 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233ENG 1113, ENG 1123



Human Growth and Development

Literature


General Biology I & II BIO 1134, BIO 1144


Anatomy & Physiology I & IIComputer Applications or Statistics CSC 1123, MAT 2323

BIO 2514, BIO 2524

Note:

*MSU offers concentrations in Health Fitness Studies (HFS), Clinical Exercise Physiology (CLEP), and Sports Studies (SS). Each concentration has unique requirements that may be listed here as electives.

Electives

KINESIOLOGYBS

Degrees offered by: MSU, MUW31.0501

225

CIP:

3

38384363

6

33

6

362

*USM General Education Curriculum Note: Additional courses may satisfy specific university general education curriculum requirements. See the USM General Education Curriculum (GEC) Course Transfer Policy (Appendix C) for details. Specific program requirements are found in the USM Undergraduate Bulletin Degree Plans: http://catalog.usm.edu/ ** Statistics (MAT 2323) is required for pre-professional track.***Trigonometry (MAT 1323) is required for pre-professional track.

Notes:


First Aid and CPR HPR 2213College Algebra or higher*** MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1723,




Computer Concepts or higher CSC 1113English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123Literature* ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, others

possible

Nutrition BIO 1613, FCS 1233, FCS 1253Anatomy & Physiology I & II BIO 2514, BIO 2524General Chemistry I CHE 1214


Statistics** BAD 2323, MAT 2323General Biology I & II BIO 1134, BIO 1144

KINESIOLOGY(EXERCISE SCIENCE)


13.1314

226

CIP:

3

384363

6

336

33

54

Prevention and Care of Athletic Injuries HPR 2723Social and Behavioral Sciences* PSY 1513 (required)


Public Speaking I SPT 1113College Algebra or higher MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1723,

MAT 1733, and MAT 1743USM Total

Notes:




First Aid and CPR HPR 2213

General Chemistry I CHE 1214Computer Concepts or higher CSC 1113 or higherEnglish Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123


Statistics BAD 2323, MAT 2323Anatomy & Physiology I & II BIO 2514, BIO 2524

KINESIOLOGY(KINESIOTHERAPY)


13.1314

227

CIP:

3

463

36

3336

34

15

62

Coaching theory courses or courses that would apply toward a supplemental endorsement area.*

USM TotalNotes:

It is strongly suggested that students seeking a Physical Education (P.E.) Licensure prepare themselves to teach in one additional discipline. The Mississippi Department of Education requires 21 semester hours of prefix-specific courses with a grade of "C" or better. *USM General Education Curriculum Note: Additional courses may satisfy specific university general education curriculum requirements. See the USM General Education Curriculum (GEC) Course Transfer Policy (Appendix C) for details. Specific program requirements are found in the USM Undergraduate Bulletin Degree Plans: http://catalog.usm.edu/



Personal and Community Health I HPR 1213First Aid and CPR HPR 2213College Algebra MAT 1313


Nutrition FCS 1233, FCS 1253, BIO 1613Humanities* HIS 1163, HIS 1173, others possible (1 HIS

required)


Anatomy & Physiology I BIO 2514English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123

KINESIOLOGY(K-12 PHYSICAL EDUCATION LICENSURE)


13.1314

228

CIP:

3346

66

36

81156


Note:*Electives could be used toward a minor.

ECO 2113, ECO 2123, PSC 1113, PSC 2113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113, 2133,2143,2213

Humanities ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS 2213, HIS 2223, MFL 1113, MFL 1123, MFL 1213, MFL 1223, MFL 2213, MFL 2223, PHI 2113, PHI 2613, PHI 2623, PHI 2713 (MFL 1213 & MFL 1223 are preferred)

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTUREBLA



Art Appreciation ART 1113Design I ART 1433

Plant Materials I HLT 1113

MSU Total


Environmental Science BIO 1214

Electives*

Social and Behavioral Sciences

229

CIP:

643344666

3333

333

63**

*Spanish I & II (MFL 1213 & MFL 1223) preferred

LANDSCAPE CONTRACTINGBS



Principles of Accounting I & II ACC 2213, ACC 2223Basic Soils AGR 2314Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233

HLT 1113

HLT 2813

Social and Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123

Notes:

**Degree requires 123 hours. Only 61 hours will be counted towards degree requirements.

College Algebra

Statistics MAT 2323

Humanities* ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS 2213, HIS 2223, MFL 1113, MFL 1123, MFL 1213, MFL 1223, MFL 2213, MFL 2223, PHI 2113, PHI 2613, PHI 2623, PHI 2713



Ornamental and Turf Pest Management

Plant Materials II HLT 1123

MSU Total


Chemistry CHE 1313, CHE 1111; CHE 1213, CHE 1211Botany I BIO 1314

Landscape Construction HLT 2713

Plant Materials I

230

CIP: 25.0101

3

363

36

3

6

38

1862

*USM General Education Curriculum Note: Additional courses may satisfy specific university general education curriculum requirements. See the USM General Education Curriculum (GEC) Course Transfer Policy (Appendix C) for details. Specific program requirements are found in the USM Undergraduate Bulletin Degree Plans: http://catalog.usm.edu/ **Students must fulfill requirements to receive a minor in another discipline.


Notes:

Social and Behavioral Sciences* PSY 1513 (required)Select one additional course: SOC 2213, HPR 1213, GEO 1113, PSC 1113, SOC 2113, others possible

Public Speaking I SPT 1113Laboratory Sciences Choose any two from Appendix BElectives**

USM Total


Human Growth and Development EPY 2533Humanities* HIS 1163, HIS 1173, PHI 2613, PHI 2113, PHI



Computer Science CSC 1113, CSC 1123English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123

LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCEBA


231

CIP: 16.0102

3

6

66

6

3

383

124

60

Laboratory Sciences* Choose any two from Appendix BNon-laboratory Science* Choose any one from Appendix B

Notes:*This degree at UM requires three science courses, of which two must have labs. Two of the courses must be in the same area of science, and the third course must be in a different department. Please note that astronomy, physical science, and physics courses are considered different areas of science. Consult the UM catalog for specific details.

Foreign Language Select one language - 6 hrs must be at 2000 levelElectives

UM Total




College Algebra or higher


LINGUISTICSBA





232

CIP:

3

84863

46

686

62



General Physics I & II or I-A & II-A PHY 2414, PHY 2424 or PHY 2514, PHY 2524Social and Behavioral Sciences* Select two courses: SOC 2213, HPR 1213,


USM TotalNotes:


Physical Geology GLY 1111, GLY 1113Humanities* HIS 1163, HIS 1173, PHI 2613, PHI 2113, PHI


Introduction to Marine Science BIO 2214General Chemistry I & II CHE 1214, CHE 1224English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123



MARINE SCIENCEBS

Degrees offered by: USM (Gulf Coast-only degree)40.0607

233

CIP: 52.1499

63

3333363

6

63

856





Business Communications

UM Total

BOA 2613


Psychology or Sociology PSC 1113, PSC 2113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2213

Humanities HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS 2213, HIS 2223, MFL 1113, MFL 1123, MFL 1213, MFL 1223, MFL 2213, MFL 2223, PHI 2113, PHI 2123, PHI 2613, PHI 2623, PHI 2713

Calculus I & II MAT 1513, MAT 1523; MAT 1613, MAT 1623

MARKETING AND CORPORATE RELATIONSBBA




Fine Arts ART 1113, ART 1213, ART 2713, ART 2723, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 1213, SPT 2233

234

CIP:

6

333

66

6

33

33386

62


News Writing and Reporting I JOU 1313





ATE 1113, CSC 1113 or higher


Public Speaking I SPT 1113PSY 1513


General Psychology I

Literature ENG 2223, ENG 2233; ENG 2323, ENG 2333; or ENG 2423, ENG 2433; ENG 2523, ENG

MASS COMMUNICATIONSBA, BS



Degrees offered by: ASU, JSU09.0102

Introduction to Mass Communications COM 2483

Humanities/Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233, MFL 1113, MFL 1123, MFL 1213, MFL 1223, MFL 2213, MFL 2223, PHI 2113, PHI 2713

Computer Science

235

CIP:

3-4

363

1227-28

38

333392

3461-62

38

3333

65

3461-62

Laboratory Sciences BIO 1134, BIO 1144, CHE 1214, CHE 1224, PHY 2514, PHY 2524

Behavioral Sciences PSY 1513, SOC 2113

MUW Total


MUW Additional Courses Total


ElectivesForeign Language Select one language - 2000 level or higher

MATHEMATICSBA

English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123Social Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, PSC 1113, SOC 2213

Computer Programming CSC 1213, CSC 1223, CSC 1613, CSC 2134, CSC 2144, CSC 2323, CSC 2413, CSC 2623

Degrees offered by: MSU, MUW, UM27.0101


Electives


Calculus I, II, III, & IV Common Courses Total

MAT 1613, MAT 1623, MAT 2613, MAT 2623


Behavioral Sciences

HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173Introduction to Philosophy I PHI 2113

Laboratory Sciences* BIO 1134, BIO 1144, CHE 1214, CHE 1224, PHY 2514, PHY 2524

Additional Courses Accepted By MSU:

PSY 1513, SOC 2113Public Speaking I SPT 1113



History



Additional Courses Accepted By MUW:

236

3

6

3

683

2957-58



Note:



ART 1113, ART 2713, ART 2723, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233


UM Additional Courses Total

Foreign Language

UM Total

Fine Arts

Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, PSC 1113, PSC 2113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2213

*MSU requires one life science (BIO) and one physical science (CHE or PHY).

Additional Courses Accepted By UM:

237

CIP:

61218

38

46

6

4336

4361

3

143

6

3

3

333

3

4462



SPT 1113, SPT 2173

DSU Acceptable Courses TotalDSU Total*






Additional Courses Accepted By DSU:Fine Arts ART 1113, ART 2713, ART 2723, DAN 1113,

MUS 1113, SPT 2233Laboratory Sciences Choose from Appendix BPersonal Development CSC 1123, EPY 2513, FCS 2813, HPR 1111,

MFL 1113, MFL 1213, MFL 1713, SPT 2173


General Physics I-A PHY 2514Social and Behavioral Sciences PSC 1113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113Public Speaking I SPT 1113Electives

Common Courses TotalAdditional Courses Accepted By ASU:Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233Laboratory Sciences BIO 1134, BIO 1144, CHE 1214, CHE 1224,

PHY 2524Programming I with "C++" CSC 2134Literature ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333,

ENG 2423, ENG 2433, ENG 2523, ENG 2533

MATHEMATICSBS

Degrees offered by: ASU, DSU, JSU, MSU, MUW, MVSU, UM, USM27.0101

COMMON COURSES ACCEPTED BY ALL INSTITUTIONS OFFERING THIS MAJOR:English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123Calculus I, II, III, & IV MAT 1613, MAT 1623, MAT 2613, MAT 2623

238

38

46

6

4336

4361

38

43

3

46

364

4462

36

6

3

8

4338

4462


Laboratory Sciences BIO 1134, BIO 1144, CHE 1214, CHE 1224, PHY 2524

Programming I with "C++" CSC 2134Introduction to Philosophy I PHI 2113Public Speaking I SPT 1113Electives

MSU TotalAdditional Courses Accepted By MUW:Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233History HIS 1113, HIS 1123; HIS 1163, HIS 1173; or

HIS 2213, HIS 2223Literature ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333,

ENG 2423, ENG 2433Fine Arts / History / Literature Select an additional course from Fine Arts /


Social and Behavioral Sciences** ECO 2113, ECO 2123, GEO 1113, PSC 1113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113


MSU Acceptable Courses Total

Laboratory Sciences BIO 1134, BIO 1144, CHE 1214, CHE 1224, PHY 2524

Programming I with "C++" CSC 2134Literature ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333,


2213, HIS 2223General Physics I-A PHY 2514



Additional Courses Accepted By MSU:Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233

Programming I with "C++" CSC 2134Literature ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333,

ENG 2423, ENG 2433, ENG 2523, ENG 2533History HIS 1113, HIS 1123; HIS 1163, HIS 1173; or

HIS 2213, HIS 2223 (HIS 1163 & HIS 1173 are General Physics I-A PHY 2514Social Sciences/Behavioral Sciences PSC 1113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113

Additional Courses Accepted By JSU:Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233Laboratory Sciences BIO 1134, BIO 1144, CHE 1214, CHE 1224,

PHY 2524

239

38

46

6

4336

4361

3

8

3-4

6

6

3

1241-4259-60

3

43

6

346

384

4462

Laboratory Sciences Choose any one from Appendix BElectives



General Physics I-A PHY 2514Social and Behavioral Sciences*** Select two courses: SOC 2213, HPR 1213,



Differential Equations MAT 2913


Additional Courses Accepted By USM:Fine Arts*** ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233,

others possible

Programming I with "C++" CSC 2134Literature*** ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, others

possible

Computer Science CSC 1213, CSC 1223, CSC 1613, CSC 2144, CSC 2413, CSC 2623





ElectivesMVSU Acceptable Courses Total

MVSU TotalAdditional Courses Accepted By UM:Fine Arts ART 1113, ART 2713, ART 2723, DAN 1113,

MUS 1113, SPT 2233Laboratory Sciences BIO 1134, BIO 1144, CHE 1214, CHE 1224,

PHY 2524



General Physics I-A PHY 2514Social and Behavioral Sciences PSC 1113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113Public Speaking I SPT 1113

Additional Courses Accepted By MVSU:Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233Laboratory Sciences BIO 1134, BIO 1144, CHE 1214, CHE 1224,

PHY 2524Programming I with "C++" CSC 2134

240

**Only one course from each subject area should be taken.


Note:


241

CIP:

3433

63

36

2

33

93433

61Notes:


ASU Total*

College Life LLS 1151, LLS 1211, LLS 1223, LLS 1311, LLS 1321


Social and Behavioral Sciences PSY 1513, PSY 1523

Math

Public Speaking or Forensics SPT 1113, SPT 1123, SPT 1131, SPT 1141

MAT 1733, MAT 1753, MAT 2113Physical Science

MATHEMATICS EDUCATION(LICENSURE)

BS

27.0101Degrees offered by: ASU

Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233Biology or Chemistry BIO 1134 or higher, CHE 1114 or higher

Introduction to Elementary or Secondary Education

EDU 2513, EDU 2613


Computer Science CSC 1313 or higher

Literature ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, ENG 2513, ENG 2523, ENG 2533

PHY 1214 or higher


Military Science or Physical Education Activity

HPR 1111, HPR 1121

Adolescent PsychologyHistory HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS

2213, HIS 2223


EPY 2523

242

CIP:

3

33

6

63

3

33

123

3

83

62


Computer CSC 1113, CSC 1123

DSU Total*Notes:It is strongly recommended that students complete the Praxis Core Academic Skills for Educators (formerly Praxis I) examination prior to transferring (if required).


Electives




BSEd




SPT 1113, SPT 2173




Personal Development CSC 1123, EPY 2513, FCS 2813, HPR 1111, MFL 1113, MFL 1213, MFL 1713, SPT 2173



243

CIP:

3366

612

3334381

61

Laboratory Sciences Biology, Physical Science (see Appendix B)


Differential Equations MAT 2913Introduction to Linear Algebra MAT 2113

JSU TotalNotes:It is strongly recommended that students complete the Praxis Core Academic Skills for Educators (formerly Praxis I) examination prior to transferring (if required).

Electives



BSEd



PHI 2113, PHI 2713Behavioral SciencesGeneral Physics I-A PHY 2514

CSC 1123Computer Applications IFine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2223

History HIS 1163, HIS 1173


244

CIP:

3363

69944

1360

Suggested Courses:

CHE 1213 - General Chemistry I 3

MAT 2623 - Calculus IV 3

ENG - Literature Course 3SPT 1113 - Public Speaking I 3

EDU 1613 - Foundations in Education 3PHY 2513 - General Physics I-A 3

MSU has established a 2+2 curriculum agreement with Hinds Community College, Itawamba Community College, East Mississippi Community College , and Jones County Junior College. Students planning to transfer from these community colleges to MSU for Mathematics Education BS should follow this 2+2 curriculum agreement. (See Appendix E for list of programs and concentrations)

MSU TotalNotes:It is strongly recommended that students complete the Praxis Core Academic Skills for Educators (formerly Praxis I) examination prior to transferring (if required).

Laboratory Sciences Biology (see Appendix B)Laboratory Sciences Chemistry or Physics (Calculus-based)

(see Appendix B)

Social and Behavioral Sciences PSC 1113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113

Computer Science

Academic Area see suggested courses below



CSC 1313, CSC 1613, CSC 2133



BS




245

CIP:

33363

36

12343463

62

Computer Science CSC 1613, CSC 2323

MUW TotalNotes:

PHY 2414, PHY 2514




Non-laboratory Sciences Biology, Physical Science (see Appendix B)

General Physics I or I-A



Social and Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, GEO 1113, PSC 1113English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123




Human Growth and Development EPY 2533



BSDegrees offered by: MUW

27.0101

246

CIP:

68

4366623

1233

62

Introduction to Secondary Education EDU 2613

MVSU TotalNotes:It is strongly recommended that students complete the Praxis Core Academic Skills for Educators (formerly Praxis I) examination prior to transferring (if required).

Physical Education Activities HPR 1111, HPR 1121

Calculus I, II, III, & IV MAT 1613, MAT 1623, MAT 2613, MAT 2623Health HPR 1213, HPR 1313

History



BSEd



Laboratory Sciences BIO 1134, BIO 1144, CHE 1214, CHE 1224, PHY 2514, PHY 2524

Programming I with "C++" CSC 2134


HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173Literature ENG 2423, ENG 2433, ENG 2523, ENG 2533

Social and Behavioral Sciences PSC 1113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113

247

CIP:

3

4366

6

123

3-43-4

655-57UM Total*

Notes:It is strongly recommended that students complete the Praxis Core Academic Skills for Educators (formerly Praxis I) examination prior to transferring (if required).*A maximum of 61 hours may be transferred from a community college that can be counted towards the degree.

Physical Science Geology, Chemistry, or PHY 2253


Math, Science, Humanities Electives


Biology Laboratory Science BIO 1114, BIO 1134

Physical Science Physics, Astronomy, or PHY 2243

Computer Programming I CSC 1613



Literature


BAEd



13.1311Degrees offered by: UM

248

CIP:

3

363

612

346

347

60

MATHEMATICS(LICENSURE)


27.0101


Computer Science CSC 1613 or higherEnglish Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123Literature* ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, others

possible

Humanities* HIS 1163, HIS 1173, others possibleCalculus I, II, III, & IV MAT 1613, MAT 1623, MAT 2613, MAT 2623Differential Equations MAT 2913General Physics I-A PHY 2514Social and Behavioral Sciences* PSY 1513 (required)


Public Speaking I SPT 1113Laboratory Science Choose one from Appendix B

*USM General Education Curriculum Note: Additional courses may satisfy specific university general education curriculum requirements. See the USM General Education Curriculum (GEC) Course Transfer Policy (Appendix C) for details. Specific program requirements are found in the USM Undergraduate Bulletin Degree Plans: http://catalog.usm.edu/ **Only seven (7) hours of electives may be applied to the BS degree in Mathematics (Licensure).

Electives**USM Total

Notes:At Southern Miss, the Gold Card is needed in order to enroll in Teacher Education courses. See http://www.usm.edu/education-psychology/admission-requirements for current licensure program admission requirements.

249

CIP: 14.1901

3

86

666

1238

58

336

64

33

61UM TotalNotes:

*Although PHY 2514, and PHY 2524 are 4-hour courses at the community colleges, the equivalent courses at MSU are 3-hour courses; therefore, only 3 hours per course will be applied toward the degree at MSU.



General Physics I-A & II-A or Physics I, II, & III*


Common Courses TotalAdditional courses accepted by MSU for Mechanical Engineering (BS):Introduction to Linear Algebra MAT 2113


Additional courses accepted by UM for Mechanical Engineering (BSME):Graphic Communications GRA 1143



Computer Programming I CSC 1613, CSC 2134


Engineering Mechanics I & II EGR 2413, EGR 2433English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123Humanities ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333,




MECHANICAL ENGINEERINGBS, BSME

Degrees offered by: MSU, UM

250

CIP: 51.1005

9

12

48663

1058

BIO 2924

College AlgebraMAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1723, MAT 1733, and MAT 1743

ElectivesUMMC Total

MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCEBS



Biology Laboratory Sciences BIO 1134, BIO 1144; BIO 2414, BIO 2424; BIO 2514, BIO 2524; or BIO 2614

Social and Behavioral Sciences Choose from ECO, GEO, PSC, PSY, SOC

Humanities and Fine Arts Choose from ART, DAN, ENG HIS, JOU, MFL, MUS, PHI, SPT

General Chemistry I & II CHE 1214, CHE 1224Microbiology

251

CIP: 51.1005

63

9

3488333333363

5362

348833636333

5362


UM Total*

Mathematics MAT 1323, MAT 2323Social Sciences SOC 2113, SOC 2213Public Speaking I SPT 1113

Literature ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433History HIS 1113, HIS 1123 or HIS 1163, HIS 1173Behavioral Sciences PHI 2143, PSC 1113, PSY 1513

General Chemistry I & II CHE 1214, CHE 1224Organic Chemistry I & II CHE 2424, CHE 2434Computer Concepts CSC 1113

Additional courses accepted by UM for Medical Technology (BS):Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233General Biology I BIO 1134


MSU Total*

Social Sciences SOC 2113, SOC 2213Public Speaking I SPT 1113Foreign Language select one language

Literature ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433History HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173

Behavioral Sciences PHI 2143, PSC 1113, PSY 1513Trigonometry or Statistics MAT 1323, MAT 2323

General Chemistry I & II CHE 1214, CHE 1224Organic Chemistry I & II CHE 2424, CHE 2434Computer Concepts CSC 1113

Additional courses accepted by MSU for Medical Technology (BS):Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233General Biology I BIO 1134

English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123College Algebra or higher MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1723,

MAT 1733, and MAT 1743 Common Courses Total

MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY (MSU, UM) / MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE (USM)BS



252

3

8

44433

6

6

4150

Computer Concepts** CSC 1113

USM Additional Courses TotalUSM Total*

Notes:*USM General Education Curriculum Note: Additional courses may satisfy specific university general education curriculum requirements. See the USM General Education Curriculum (GEC) Course Transfer Policy (Appendix C) for details. Specific program requirements are found in the USM Undergraduate Bulletin Degree Plans: http://catalog.usm.edu/ **MLT to MLS emphasis only




General Chemistry I CHE 1214Organic Chemistry CHE 2424, CHE 2434


General Biology I & II or Anatomy and Physiology I & II

BIO 1134, BIO 1144 or BIO 2514, BIO 2524

Additional courses accepted by USM for Medical Laboratory Science (USM):Fine Arts* ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233,

others possible

253

CIP: 52.1902

63

333363

6

3

36

381

60



Laboratory Sciences Choose any two from Appendix BElective

USM TotalNotes:


Business Calculus I MAT 1513Social and Behavioral Sciences* Select two courses: SOC 2213, HPR 1213,



possible


Legal Environment in Business BAD 2413Principles of Macroeconomics ECO 2113Principles of Microeconomics ECO 2123


others possibleBusiness Statistics BAD 2323

MERCHANDISINGBSBA


254

CIP:

343866

3463

3633

61

METEOROLOGYBS




Computer Programming I CSC 1613

MAT 1323


Physical Geology GLY 1111, GLY 1113



Trigonometry


Social and Behavioral Sciences GEO 1113, SOC 2113

Literature ENG 2223, ENG 2233; ENG 2323, ENG 2333; ENG 2423, ENG 2433; ENG 2523, ENG 2533

JSU Total

Calculus I & II MAT 1613, MAT 1623General Psychology I PSY 1513Public Speaking I SPT 1113

255

CIP:

38486

63

3

38

36

61

MICROBIOLOGYBS



General Biology I & II BIO 1134, BIO 1144Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233

Microbiology BIO 2924General Chemistry I & II CHE 1214, CHE 1224

ECO 2113, ECO 2123, PSC 1113, PSC 2113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2133, SOC 2143, SOC 2213, SOC 2243


Social and Behavioral Sciences*



Calculus I MAT 1613General Physics I & II or Organic Chemistry I & II

PHY 2414, PHY 2424 or CHE 2424, CHE 2434

*Only one course from each subject area should be taken.MSU Total


256

CIP:

CIP:

68

14

3

63

43448433

4559

6

3

33

44843

3

74862


DSU Total

Applied Major**Ensemble**Humanities and Fine Arts PHI 2113 or any Literature, History, or Fine

Arts course listedPublic Speaking I or Interpersonal Communication

SPT 1113, SPT 2173


Music Theory I MUS 1214 or MUS 1213, MUS 1211Music Theory II MUS 1224 or MUS 1223, MUS 1221


Additional courses accepted by DSU Music (BA, BM) and Music Education (BMEd):



Ensemble**General Psychology I PSY 1513Public Speaking I SPT 1113


Music Theory I MUS 1214 or MUS 1213, MUS 1211Music Theory II MUS 1224 or MUS 1223, MUS 1221Applied Major**


Class Piano I, II, III, & IV MUA 1511, MUA 1521, MUA 2511, MUA Music Survey MUS 1123

Literature ENG 2213, ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333, ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2413, ENG 2433, ENG 2523, ENG 2533


Common Courses TotalAdditional courses accepted by ASU for Music (BM):

50.0901, 50.0903COMMON COURSES ACCEPTED BY ALL INSTITUTIONS OFFERING THIS MAJOR:English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123Laboratory Sciences* Choose any two from Appendix B

MUSIC (ASU, DSU, MSU, MUW, MVSU, UM, USM) / MUSIC EDUCATION (DSU, JSU, MSU) / PERFORMANCE (JSU)

BA, BM, BMEdDegrees offered by: DSU, JSU, MSU, MVSU, USM

13.1312Degrees offered by: ASU, DSU, JSU, MSU, MUW, MVSU, UM, USM

257

3

63

48434433

4559

3

3

63

484

34444330

5670

3

63

48

Music Theory III**** MUS 2214 or MUS 2213, MUS 2211Music Theory IV**** MUS 2224 or MUS 2223, MUS 2221

Public Speaking I***** SPT 1113

Class Piano I, II, III, & IV MUA 1511, MUA 1521, MUA 2511, MUA Applied Major MUA 1872, MUA 1882, MUA 2872, MUA

Additional courses accepted by MUW for Music (BA):Literature ENG 2213, ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323,

ENG 2333, ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433History HIS 1113, HIS 1123 or HIS 1163, HIS 1173College Algebra or higher MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1723,



Recital****** MUS 1911, MUS 1921, MUS 2911, MUS 2921MSU Additional Courses Total

MSU Total

Music Survey MUS 1123Music Theory I**** MUS 1214 or MUS 1213, MUS 1211Music Theory II**** MUS 1224 or MUS 1223, MUS 1221

Class Piano I, II, III, & IV**** MUA 1511, MUA 1521, MUA 2511, MUA Applied Major**** MUA 1872, MUA 1882, MUA 2872, MUA Ensemble MUO 1111, MUO 1121, MUO 1151, MUO

1161, MUO 2111, MUO 2121, MUO 2151, MUO 2161



MAT 1723, MAT 1733, and MAT 1743

Public Speaking I SPT 1113JSU Additional Courses Total

JSU TotalAdditional courses accepted by MSU for Music (BA) and Music Education (BMEd):Social and Behavioral Sciences*** ECO 2113, ECO 2123, GEO 1113, PSC 1113,

PSC 2113, SOC 2113

Music Theory I MUS 1214 or MUS 1213, MUS 1211Music Theory II MUS 1224 or MUS 1223, MUS 1221General Psychology I PSY 1513

Applied Major MUA 1872, MUA 1882, MUA 2872, MUA Ensemble MUO 1111, MUO 1121, MUO 1151, MUO Music Survey MUS 1123


MAT 1733, and MAT 1743Class Piano I, II, III, & IV MUA 1511, MUA 1521, MUA 2511, MUA

Additional courses accepted by JSU for Music Education (BM):Literature ENG 2213, ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323,


258

3444333

4862

6

63

43448433

4862

6

6

6

3

844443

4862

3

UM Music (BA) TotalMusic (BM)*******Literature ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333,

ENG 2423, ENG 2433

Music Theory II MUS 1224 or MUS 1223, MUS 1221Recital MUS 1911, MUS 1921Non-Laboratory Science******** Choose one from Appendix B


Applied Major 4 semesters of studio lessons in performanceEnsemble Any MUO course(s)Music Theory I MUS 1214 or MUS 1213, MUS 1211





Additional courses accepted by UM for Music (BA, BM):UM STUDENTS MUST SELECT A DEGREE TYPE BELOW:Music (BA)*******Literature ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333,

ENG 2423, ENG 2433

Ensemble**General Psychology I PSY 1513Public Speaking I SPT 1113

Music Theory I MUS 1214 or MUS 1213, MUS 1211Music Theory II MUS 1224 or MUS 1223, MUS 1221Applied Major**


Class Piano I, II, III, & IV MUA 1511, MUA 1521, MUA 2511, MUA Music Survey MUS 1123

MUW Additional Courses TotalMUW Total*****

Additional courses accepted by MVSU for Music (BA):Literature ENG 2213, ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323,



Introduction to Philosophy I PHI 2113General Psychology I PSY 1513Public Speaking I SPT 1113

Ensemble MUO 1111, MUO 1121, MUO 1151, MUO Music Theory I MUS 1214 or MUS 1213, MUS 1211Music Theory II MUS 1224 or MUS 1223, MUS 1221

Music Survey MUS 1123

259

643

44486

6

4862

3

3

6

3

4344846

35165

***Only one course from each subject area should be taken.

*****Public Speaking I (SPT 1113) applies only to the BA in Music at MSU.

Public Speaking I SPT 1113USM Additional Courses Total

USM TotalNote:

**Credit for ensemble is awarded at the discretion of the institution. Courses relevant to the student's emphasis will apply.


****MSU accepts Music Theory I, II, III, IV (and the corresponding aural skills courses/components), Piano Class I, II, III, IV, and up to 8 hours of applied lessons (MUA). All students must demonstrate proficiency in Music Theory, Aural Skills, Piano and Performance (instrumental or vocal) through upper division proficiency exams before registering for any upper division music courses at MSU.

******Although Recital courses carry one credit at the community college, required recital hours at the universities carry zero credit hours.

Select two courses: SOC 2213, HPR 1213, GEO 1113, PSC 1113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113, others possible

Music Survey MUS 1123Music Theory I*********** MUS 1214 or MUS 1213, MUS 1211Music Theory II*********** MUS 1224 or MUS 1223, MUS 1221

Humanities********** HIS 1163, HIS 1173, PHI 2613, PHI 2113, PHI 2143, others possible (1 HIS required)


Class Piano I, II, III, & IV MUA 1511, MUA 1521, MUA 2511, MUA

Applied Major**Ensemble**Social and Behavioral Sciences**********

Additional courses accepted by USM for Music (BA, BM):*********Fine Arts********** ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233,

others possible (ART, DAN, SPT recommended)Literature********** ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, others

possible

General Psychology I and Art Appreciation (music education emphasis only)

PSY 1513, ART 1113

Modern Language(Music Performance Emphasis only)


UM Music (BM) TotalUM Additional Courses Total

Music Theory II MUS 1224 or MUS 1223, MUS 1221Recital MUS 1911, MUS 1921Applied Major 4 semesters of studio lessons in performance

Ensemble Any MUO course(s)College Algebra or higher MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1333,

MAT 1723, MAT 1333, MAT 1733, and MAT 1743

Music Theory I MUS 1214 or MUS 1213, MUS 1211


260

*******At UM, students must be admitted to this program.

*********USM has a separate page for Music Education BMEd.********USM General Education Curriculum Note: Additional courses may satisfy specific university general education curriculum requirements. See the USM General Education Curriculum (GEC) Course Transfer Policy (Appendix C) for details. Specific program requirements are found in the USM Undergraduate Bulletin Degree Plans: http://catalog.usm.edu/ ********Credit will be given for Music Theory courses if student passes the placement test.

********This degree at UM requires three science courses, of which two must have labs. Two of the courses must be in the same area of science, and the third course must be in a different department. Please note that astronomy, physical science, and physics courses are considered different areas of science. Consult the UM catalog

261

CIP:

86336

23

4

4444433

61

MUSIC(MUSIC EDUCATION and MUSIC THERAPY)

BM




MUS 2224 or MUS 2223, MUS 2221

College Algebra

Major Voice, Organ, Piano, or Instrument III MUA Major III & IV

Music Theory IV


Major Voice, Organ, Piano, or Instrument I and II

MUA Major I & II

Music Theory II MUS 1224 or MUS 1223, MUS 1221Music Theory III MUS 2214 or MUS 2213, MUS 2211

Introduction to Philosophy I



Literature ENG 2423, ENG 2433

PHI 2113

Music Theory I MUS 1214 or MUS 1213, MUS 1211

MUW Total*

Physical Education Activities HPR 1111, HPR 1121

Behavioral Science EPY 2533, PSY 1513History HIS 1113, HIS 1123; HIS 1163, HIS 1173; or

HIS 2213, HIS 2223

262

CIP:

3

63

6

6

3

44438438

65Note:

Music Survey MUS 1123Applied MajorEnsemblePublic Speaking I SPT 1113Laboratory Sciences Choose any two from Appendix B

USM Total

**Credit will be given for Music Theory courses if student passes the placement test. An audition is required.




Humanities* HIS 1163, HIS 1173, others possible (1 HIS required)


Class Piano I, II, III, & IV MUA 1511, 1521, 2511, 2521Music Theory I** MUS 1214 or MUS 1213, MUS 1211Music Theory II** MUS 1224 or MUS 1223, MUS 1221

Fine Arts* ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233, others possible (ART, DAN, SPT recommended)


possible

MUSIC EDUCATIONBMEd


263

CIP: 03.0101

438363

33

33333

48

3333

60

3883

70

3334

6160-70

Introduction to Ethics

Resource Conservation Science Concentration Total*

Natural Resource Technology Concentration Total

Natural Resource Technology Concentration

Trigonometry

PHI 2143

Principles of Chemistry CHE 1313



Notes:*Acceptance of community or junior college work is limited to one-half of the total degree hour requirements for graduation in a given curriculum.


Terrestrial Emphasis Elective AGR 1313, AGT 1313, BIO 1313, BIO 1323Organic Chemistry I & II CHE 2424, CHE 2434

Land Surveying (professional elective)* FOT 2124

Principles of Chemistry CHE 1313

MAT 1323 Forest Measurements AGR 2343

Common Courses TotalMUST SELECT A CONCENTRATION BELOW:Natural Resource Law and Administration ConcentrationLogic PHI 2713

Legal Environment of Business BAD 2413Electives

Resource Conservation Science ConcentrationCalculus MAT 1513, MAT 1613

Natural Resource Law and Administration Concentration Total

MSU Total*

Statistics MAT 2323

General Biology I & II BIO 1134, BIO 1144Dendrology BIO 2313

Introduction to Forestry FOT 1813, AGR 1523College Algebra MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1333,

MAT 1723, MAT 1733, and MAT 1743



Basic Soils AGR 2314Economics AGR 2713, ECO 2123

NATURAL RESOURCE AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATIONBS


264

CIP: 51.3801

338463

330

3443

36

333

3262

3

433

633

3

33161


Public Speaking I SPT 1113DSU Additional Courses Total

DSU Total


Perspectives on Society PSY 1513, SOC 2113Human Growth and Development EPY 2533History HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS

2213, HIS 2223



MUS 1113, MUS 1123, SPT 2233General Biology I BIO 1134Computer Applications I CSC 1123


2213, HIS 2223Introduction to Sociology SOC 2113Marriage and Family SOC 2143Public Speaking I SPT 1113

Common Courses TotalAdditional courses accepted by ASU:Computer Science BAD 2533, CSC 1123General Biology I BIO 1134Chemistry I CHE 1214Literature ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, ENG 2523,

ENG 2533

Anatomy & Physiology I & II BIO 2514, BIO 2524Microbiology BIO 2924English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123College Algebra MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1723,

MAT 1733, and MAT 1743General Psychology I PSY 1513

NURSINGBSN

Degrees offered by: ASU, DSU, MUW, UMMC, USM

COMMON COURSES ACCEPTED BY ALL INSTITUTIONS OFFERING THIS MAJOR:Statistics BAD 2323, MAT 2323Nutrition BIO 1613, FCS 1253

265

33

33

33

143262

9

4

46

333

32UMMC Additional Courses Total

Psychosocial Electives ECO 2113, ECO 2123, EPY 2513, EPY 2523, GEO 1113, HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS 2213, HIS 2223, PSC 1113, PSC 1123, PSY 1523, PSY 2553, SOC 2133, SOC 2143, SOC 2153, SOC 2213, SOC 2243

Human Growth and Development EPY 2533Introduction to Sociology SOC 2113Public Speaking I SPT 1113


Additional courses accepted by UMMC:Humanities/Fine Art Electives ART 1113, DAN 1113, ENG 2213, ENG, 2223,

ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333, ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, ENG 2513, ENG 2523, ENG 2533, HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS 2213, HIS 2223, MFL 1113, MFL 1123, MFL 1213, MFL 1223, MFL 1313, MFL 1323, MFL 1413, MFL 1423, MFL 1513, MFL 1523, MFL 1713, MFL 1723, MUS 1113, PHI 1113, PHI 1133, PHI 2113, PHI 2123, PHI 2143, PHI 2613, PHI 2623, PHI 2713 SPT 2233

Laboratory Science BIO 1134, BIO 1144, BIO 2434, BIO 2614, CHE 1224, CHE 2424, CHE 2434, PHY 2414, PHY 2424

Chemistry I CHE 1214

Literature ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433Fine Arts / History / Literature (Select an additional course from Fine Arts /

History / Literature)

Introduction to Philosophy I PHI 2113Public Speaking I SPT 1113Electives

Additional courses accepted by MUW:Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233History HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS

2213, HIS 2223

266

62

3

44

3

36

33

2959


Human Growth and Development PSY 2533Humanities** HIS 1163, HIS 1173, PHI 2613, PHI 2113, PHI

2143, others possible (1 HIS required)Introduction to Sociology SOC 2113

UMMC TotalAdditional courses accepted by USM:Fine Arts** ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233,

others possible

General Biology I (with laboratory) BIO 1134Chemistry I (with laboratory) CHE 1214

Marriage and Family SOC 2143USM Additional Courses Total

USM TotalNotes:


*Acceptance of community or junior college work is limited to one-half of the total degree hour requirements for

267

CIP: 51.3801

3

3384463

6

3

33333

58

NSG 307 4NSG 361 14NSG 362 6NSG 363 10

34

583436

128


RN-BSN Degree Requirements

Validation courses and credit hoursRN-BSN courses and credit hours

Commonalities in Nursing PracticeMedical Surgical NursingPsychiatric NursingMaternal-Child Nursing

Total

Non-Nursing pre-requisite courses & credit hours



Total Credit Hours

USM TotalNotes:

See RN-BSN Admissision Requirements at http://www.nursing.usm.edu/rnbsn.html Call your Southern Miss RN-BSN advisor for transcript evaluation before applying for admission to the program. (601-266-5454)Validation CreditsAt Southern Miss, 34 validation credits are given to RN-BSN students as a way of respecting the previous nursing course work already taken.

Marriage and Family SOC 2143



Human Growth and Development PSY 2533





BIO 2514, BIO 2524Microbiology BIO 2924

NURSING (RN-BSN)

BSNDegrees offered by: USM

Statistics BAD 2323, MAT 2323

(For RNs who have graduated from an A.D.N. or Diploma Program)


Nutrition BIO 1613, FCS 1253Anatomy & Physiology I & II

268

CIP:

8446333

33

37

3333

6331

2562

3

4346

3332

3168


General Biology I BIO 1134Microbiology BIO 2923General Chemistry II CHE 1224Humanities ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333,

ENG 2423, ENG 2433, HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS 2213, HIS 2223, PHI 2113, PHI 2713


ASU TotalAdditional courses accepted by MSU for Food Science, Nutrition, & Health Promotion (Concentration: Food & Nutrition) (BS):


MSU Total*

Medical Terminology TAH 1113Public Speaking I SPT 1113Introduction to Sociology SOC 2113

Microbiology BIO 2923Literature ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333,

ENG 2423, ENG 2433, ENG 2523, ENG 2533



Common Courses TotalAdditional courses accepted by ASU for Nutrition & Dietetics (BS):Principles of Accounting I ACC 2213Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233


Nutrition FCS 1233, FCS 1253, BIO 1613College Algebra MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1723,

MAT 1733, and MAT 1743Statistics MAT 2323, BAD 2323

Organic Chemistry I CHE 2414English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123Food Selection and Preparation FCS 1213

COMMON COURSES ACCEPTED BY ALL INSTITUTIONS OFFERING THIS MAJOR:Anatomy & Physiology I & II BIO 2514, BIO 2524General Chemistry I CHE 1214

NUTRITION & DIETETICS (ASU, USM) / DIETETICS & NUTRITION (UM) / FOOD SCIENCE, NUTRITION, & HEALTH PROMOTION (Concentration: Food & Nutrition) (MSU)

BSDegrees offered by: ASU, MSU, UM, USM

01.1001, 19.0501, 51.3101

269

34333

333

2562

3

33

6

15

369

61

347

59

666

1870

336

58


Notes:

Microbiology BIO 2923Literature** ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, others



USM STUDENTS MUST SELECT AN EMPHASIS AREA BELOW:

Nutrition Science Additional Courses Nutrition Science Emphasis Total

Didactic Program in Dietetics Additional CoursesUSM Didactic Program in Dietetics Emphasis Total*

USM Community Nutrition Emphasis Total*

Elective

Economics ECO 2113, ECO 2123Electives

Human Biology BIO 1114, BIO 1134Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233Additional courses accepted by UM for Dietetics & Nutrition (BS):

USM Additional Core




Community Nutrition Additional Courses

Community Nutrition Emphasis

Electives


Nutrition and Food Systems Additional Courses Nutrition and Food Systems Emphasis Total*

Nutrition Science EmphasisComputer Science CSC 1113


Microbiology BIO 2923/BIO 2921 or BIO 2924Computer Applications CSC 1123

Nutrition and Food Systems Management Emphasis

ACC 2213


Fine Arts / Literature / Modern Language / Philosophy

(Select an additional course from Fine Arts / Literature / Modern Language / Philosophy)


UM TotalAdditional courses accepted by USM for Nutrition & Dietetics (BS):

Principles of Accounting I

Didactic Program in Dietetics Emphasis

Electives

270


271

CIP: 52.0204

633333333

63

3

3

3383

62

OFFICE ADMINISTRATION(Emphasis: Information Technology)

BS




Principles of Macroeconomics ECO 2113


General Pscyhology I PSY 1513







MVSU Total

Degrees offered by: MVSU

Word Processing I BOA 2533Desktop Publishing BOA 2553

Elective

Computer Science ATE 1113, BAD 2533, CSC 1123

Principles of Microeconomics ECO 2123

College Algebra

272

CIP:

363

38

23

3336

336

123962

36

9

32

13

123962


HPR 1111, HPR 1112

ElectiveS

College Life LLS 1151



Legal Environment in Business BAD 2413English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123College Algebra MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1723,


PARALEGAL STUDIES (USM) / LEGAL STUDIES (MUW) / PRE-LAW/LEGAL STUDIES (MVSU)

BADegrees offered by: MUW, MVSU, USM

COMMON COURSES ACCEPTED BY ALL INSTITUTIONS OFFERING THIS MAJOR:22.0001, 22.0302

Additional courses accepted by MUW for Legal Studies (BA):Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233Literature ENG 2423, ENG 2433Social Sciences GEO 1113, SOC 2113, SOC 2213History HIS 1113, HIS 1123; HIS 1163, HIS 1173; or

HIS 2213, HIS 2223Logic PHI 2713General Psychology I PSY 1513Foreign Language* select one languageElectives


Additional courses accepted by MVSU for Pre-Law/Legal Studies (BA):Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233



Humanities** ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, ENG 2523, ENG 2533, HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS 2213, HIS 2223

Computer Science CSC 1113, CSC 1123Physical Education Activities or Military Science

273

3

3

6

6

33

123

3962


ElectiveUSM Additional Courses Total

USM TotalNote:


**MVSU Humanities requirement: Six (6) hours of English and three (3) hours of History or six (6 hours of History and three (3) hours of English.

Additional Humanities A second History course not selected in Additional Social and Behavioral Sciences SOC 2113, SOC 2213, GEO 1113Foreign Language**** select one language




Additional courses accepted by USM for Paralegal Studies (BA):Fine Arts*** ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233,

others possible

*MUW requires twelve (12) hours of foreign language; 6 hours must be at 2000 level.

274

363

6

3333

33334

46

349

1662

43333

1662

Human Biology BIO 1114, BIO 1134

Political Science PSC 1113

Computer Science CSC 1113, CSC 1123Statistics MAT 2323, BAD 2323

UM TotalUM Additional Courses Total

Electives

Note:

^UM has established a 2+2 curriculum agreement with Northwest Community College. Students planning to transfer from this community college to UM for Paralegal Studies BPS should follow this 2+2 curriculum agreement. (See Appendix E for list of programs and concentrations)



Electives

Additional courses accepted by MUW for Legal Studies (BS): Common Courses Total

Laboratory Sciences Choose from Appendix B


Literature

LET 1213Legal Writing LET 1713



PARALEGAL STUDIES (UM) / LEGAL STUDIES (MUW)BPS, BS


Degrees offered by: MUW, UMCIP: 22.0302


Additional courses accepted by UM for Paralegal Studies (BPS)^:MUW Total



Logic PHI 2713

Social Sciences SOC 2113General Psychology I PSY 1513


Introduction to Law LET 1113Legal Research

275

CIP: 14.2501

3

86

366

412

36

57MSU TotalNotes:

*Although PHY 2514 and PHY 2524 are 4-hour courses at the community colleges, the equivalent courses at MSU are 3-hour courses; therefore, only 3 hours per course will be applied toward the degree.

Calculus I, II, III, & IV MAT 1613, MAT 1623, MAT 2613, MAT 2623Differential Equations MAT 2913General Physics I-A & II-A or Physics I, II, & III*




Earth Science GLY 1113, GLY 1111

General Chemistry I & II CHE 1214, CHE 1224Social and Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, PSC 1113, PSC 2113,

PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2133, SOC 2143, SOC 2213, SOC 2243

Engineering Mechanics I EGR 2413


PETROLEUM ENGINEERINGBS


276

CIP: 51.2099

9

8886

363383

65Note:





UM Total*


Statistics

PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCESBS

MAT 2323General Physics I & II PHY 2414, PHY 2424

Calculus I MAT 1613English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123

Humanities and Fine Arts ART 1113, ART 2713, ART 2723, DAN 1113, ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS 2213, HIS 2223, MFL 2113, MFL 2123, MFL 2213, MFL 2223, MFL 2313, MFL 2323, MUS 1113, PHI 2113, PHI 2143, PHI 2713, SPT 2233

Social and Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, PSC 1113, PSC 1123, PSC 2113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2133, SOC 2143, SOC 2213, SOC 2243


277

CIP: 38.0101

6338

20

3

12

33

3

3393

4262

3

6

6

6

3

1231

4060

Literature ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433


PHILOSOPHYBA



Common Courses TotalAdditional courses accepted by MSU:Fine Arts ART 1113, ART 2713, ART 2723, DAN 1113,

MUS 1113, SPT 2233Social and Behavioral Sciences** ECO 2113, ECO 2123, GEO 1113, PSC 1113,

PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2213

Introduction to Philosophy I PHI 2113Logic PHI 2713Laboratory Sciences* Choose any two from Appendix B





Trigonometry or Statistics MAT 1323, MAT 2323

Social and Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, PSC 1113, PSC 2113, PSY 1513, PSY 1523, SOC 2113, SOC 2213



Non-Laboratory Science Elective Choose one from Appendix BMSU Additional Courses Total

MSU TotalAdditional courses accepted by UM:


UM Total

Foreign Language select one language - 6 hrs must be at 2000 level


Non-Laboratory Science*** Choose one from Appendix B


278

3

3

3

6

6

312

64262


Humanities**** PHI 2613 (required)Select one additional course: HIS 1163, HIS 1173, PHI 2613, PHI 2113, PHI 2143, others possible (1 HIS required)

Social and Behavioral Sciences**** Select two courses: SOC 2213, HPR 1213, GEO 1113, PSC 1113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113, others possible

Additional courses accepted by USM:Fine Arts**** ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233,

others possible


SPT 1113

*****Foreign Language requirement for USM: Twelve (12) hours in a single foreign language; fewer hours may suffice, but course level 202 must be complete.

ElectivesUSM Additional Courses Total

USM TotalNotes:


Foreign Language***** select one languagePublic Speaking I

*MSU requires one life science (BIO) and one physical science (CHE, PHY, GLY).**MSU requires that Social Sciences be taken from two different subject areas.***This degree at UM requires three science courses, of which two must have labs. Two of the courses must be in the same area of science, and the third course must be in a different department. Please note that astronomy, physical science, and physics courses are considered different areas of science. Consult the UM catalog for specific details.

279

CIP: 40.0101

38883

636

6

83

62MUW Total






American Literature I ENG 2223

College Algebra and Trigonometry orCalculus I & II

MAT 1313, MAT 1323 or MAT 1613, MAT 1623

PHYSICAL SCIENCESBS




Social and Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, GEO 1113, PSC 1113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113


280

CIP: 40.0801

3

6

66

6

1238361

60

Non-laboratory Science (not Physics) Select one from Appendix B

ElectivesUM Total


General Physics I-A & II-A PHY 2514, PHY 2524Humanities PHI 2113, PHI 2613, PHI 2713




PHYSICSBA





281

CIP:

612

826

38

3-46

6

3

33

35-3661-62

38

3-46

3

3

333

35-3661-62



ElectivesPublic Speaking I SPT 1113


MAT 2913

MSU Total


Additional courses accepted by MSU:Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233

Social and Behavioral Sciences* ECO 2113, ECO 2123, PSC 1113, PSC 2113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2213

General Chemistry I & II CHE 1214, CHE 1224Computer Programming CSC 1613, CSC 2134, CSC 2323



PHYSICSBS

Degrees offered by: JSU, MSU, UM, USM40.0801





Differential Equations


General Chemistry I & IIComputer Programming CSC 1613, CSC 2134, CSC 2323

CHE 1214, CHE 1224


General Physics I-A & II-A PHY 2514, PHY 2524Common Courses Total


Additional courses accepted by JSU:

282

3

6

6

6

121

3460

3

833

6

6

331

3662


ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, others possible






Note:



*MSU requires that Social Sciences be taken from two different subject areas.

Humanities** HIS 1163, HIS 1173, PHI 2613, PHI 2113, PHI 2143, others possible (1HIS required)

Fortran Programming CSC 2323






others possible

Literature**

Additional courses accepted by UM:

Electives

283

CIP: 45.1001

68

14

3

333

6

3

3333

123

4862

3

3

3

63

3

333

126

4862

ECO 2123

Fine Arts

Public Speaking I


Perspectives on Society ECO 2113, ECO 2123, GEO 1113, SOC 2213

Personal Development

SPT 1113, SPT 2173

College Algebra, Trigonometry, Business Calculus I, or Calculus I


Foreign Language

POLITICAL SCIENCEBA

Degrees offered by: ASU, DSU, JSU, MSU, MUW, UM, USM




Laboratory Sciences* Choose any two from Appendix B

Additional courses accepted by ASU:

Principles of Macroeconomics ECO 2113Principles of Microeconomics


Literature



MAT 1313, MAT 1323, MAT 1513, MAT 1613

ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, ENG 2523, ENG 2533


select one language - 2000 level or higherElectives

ASU Total**Additional courses accepted by DSU:

Public Speaking I or Interpersonal


ASU Additional Courses Total


Humanities and Fine Arts PHI 2113 or any Literature, History, or Fine

DSU Total

History

PSC 1113American National Government

SPT 1113

ElectivesForeign Language select one language

MAT 1313, MAT 1323, MAT 1513, MAT 1613


EPY 2513, FCS 2813, HPR 1111, SPT 2173

284

3

33

6

3

3333

126

4862

3

33

6

33

336

393

4862

3

333

6

SPT 1113



Economics ECO 2113, ECO 2123

Public Speaking IForeign Language select one language


Additional courses accepted by JSU:Fine Arts ART 1113, ART 2713, ART 2723, DAN 1113,

MUS 1113, SPT 2233ECO 2123





PSC 1113

SPT 1113

Electives




JSU Total


Literature

Electives

Additional courses accepted by MUW:

Public Speaking I


Trigonometry, Business Calculus I, or Calculus I

MAT 1323, MAT 1513, MAT 1613

American National Government

MSU Total

Social and Behavioral Sciences GEO 1113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2133, SOC 2143, SOC 2213, SOC 2243


Principles of Microeconomics

Literature




Additional courses accepted by MSU:


MAT 1313, MAT 1323, MAT 1513, MAT 1613

American National Government PSC 1113Introduction to Sociology SOC 2113

285

3

3333

123

4862

3

6

6

3

333

1234

4660

3

3

6

3

3

633

126

48




MAT 1313, MAT 1323, MAT 1513, MAT 1613



SOC 2113, SOC 2213, GEO 1113




Foreign Language***** select one language


Additional Social and Behavioral Sciences


Foreign Language select one language - 2000 level or higherElectives

MUW Total

Public Speaking I

Humanities

Additional courses accepted by USM:UM Total

Fine Arts**** ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233, others possible

Non-Laboratory Science*** Choose one from Appendix BForeign Language select one language - 6 hrs must be at 2000 level


PHI 2113, PHI 2613, PHI 2713

Comparative Government PSC 2113


SPT 1113

Electives




Social and Behavioral Sciences**** PSC 1113 (required)


Humanities**** HIS 1163, HIS 1173, PHI 2613, PHI 2113, PHI 2143, others possible (1 HIS required)


History

Electives USM Additional Courses Total

286

62



*****Foreign Language requirement for USM: Twelve (12) hours in a single foreign language; fewer hours may suffice, but course level 202 must be completed.

USM Total



Notes:

287

CIP: 45.1001

683

3

6

3

3

6336

1262

POLITICAL SCIENCEBS



Foreign Language** select one languageElectives


Social and Behavioral Sciences* PSC 1113 (required)Additional Social and Behavioral Sciences SOC 2113, SOC 2213, GEO 1113Public Speaking I SPT 1113

*USM General Education Curriculum Note: Additional courses may satisfy specific university general education curriculum requirements. See the USM General Education Curriculum (GEC) Course Transfer Policy (Appendix C) for details. Specific program requirements are found in the USM Undergraduate Bulletin Degree Plans: http://catalog.usm.edu/ **Foreign Language requirement for Political Science (BS): Six (6) hours in a single foreign language; fewer hours may suffice, but course level 102 must be completed.



Notes:




USM Total

288

CIP:

3

8863

6

96

85

62USM Total


Notes:

Electives


General Physics I-A & II-A PHY 2514, PHY 2524


Organic Chemistry I & II




possible

CHE 2424, CHE 2434General Chemistry I & II CHE 1214, CHE 1224

POLYMER SCIENCEBS

Degrees offered by:40.0599

USM

289

CIP:

3

88363

6

12386

66

POLYMER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERINGBS



EGR 2413Engineering Mechanics I: Statics



USM Total**

Differential Equations

Select two courses: SOC 2213, HPR 1213, GEO 1113, PSC 1113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113, others possible

PHY 2514, PHY 2524General Physics I-A & II-A



**Acceptance of community or junior college work is limited to 64 hours for this program.




Notes:


MAT 2913

290

CIP: 01.09073

6

66

6

330

343836

2757

3333836

2959

Common Courses TotalMUST SELECT A CONCENTRATION BELOW:Production Systems Concentration

General Biology I & II BIO 1134, BIO 1144Chemistry CHE 1113

Legal Environment of Business BAD 2413

Poultry Internship or Elective AGR 2113, AGR 2123

Spanish MFL 1113

College Algebra and higher** MAT 1313 and higher, except for MAT 1333, MAT 1723, MAT 1733, and MAT 1743

Humanities ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS 2213, HIS 2223, MFL 1223, MFL 2213, PHI 2113, PHI 2143, PHI 2713

POULTRY SCIENCE(Concentrations: Production Systems, Business Management, Processed Products, Pre-Veterinary)

BS



Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, ART 2713, ART 2723, MUS 1113, SPT 2233

Social and Behavioral Sciences* ECO 2113, ECO 2123, EPY 2533, GEO 1113, PSC 1113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2133, SOC 2143, SOC 2213, SOC 2243

Accounting II or Economics ACC 2223, ECO 2113Principles of Agricultural Economics AGR 2713, ECO 2113Legal Environment of Business BAD 2413

Business Management Concentration Total

General Biology I & II BIO 1134, BIO 1144Chemistry CHE 1113Poultry Internship or Elective AGR 2113, AGR 2123

Business Management Additional Courses



Soils AGR 2314

Production Systems Additional Courses

Business Management ConcentrationProduction Systems Concentration Total

291

8666

2656

88843

3161

Processed Products Additional Coursesl

General Chemistry I & II CHE 1214, CHE 1224General Biology I & II BIO 1134, BIO 1144Pre-Veterinary Concentration

Note:

CHE 2424, CHE 2434

*Business Management concentration students cannot take ECO 2113 as a Social Science.

Pre-Veterinary Additional CourseslPre-Veterinary Concentation Total

Physics I PHY 2414Organic Chemistry I & II

MSU has established a 2+2 curriculum agreement with Hinds Community College, Itawamba Community College, East Mississippi Community College , and Jones County Junior College. Students planning to transfer from these community colleges to MSU for Poultry Science BS should follow this 2+2 curriculum agreement. (See Appendix E for list of programs and concentrations)

Electives ACC 2213, AGR 2113, AGR 2123, PHY 2414

*Pre-Veterinary concentration students must take College Algebra (MAT 1313) and Trigonometry (MAT 1323).

Processed Products ConcentrationGeneral Biology I & II BIO 1134, BIO 1144

Processed Products Concentration Total

Poultry Internship or Elective AGR 2113, AGR 2123Organic Chemistry I & IIGeneral Chemistry I & II CHE 1213, CHE 1223

CHE 2423, CHE 2433

292

CIP:

Students seeking more information about the program's admission, course requirements, and degree options should contact MUW at 662-329-7135.

Admission to the program requires an earned A.A.S. degree or approved technical Associate's degree. The Culinary Arts, MIS and Legal Administration concentrations require the additional requirement that a student complete an A.A.S. from a specific discipline.

In admission for the MIS concentration, students must earn an A.A.S. from one of the following disciplines: Accounting Technology, Medical Billing and Coding Technology, Computer Networking Technology, Medical Office Technology, Computer Programming Technology, Microcomputer Technology, Database Administration Technology, Office Systems Technology, Health Information Technology, Web Development Technology

In admission for the Legal Administration concentration, students must earn an A.A.S. from one of the following disciplines:Accounting, Business Administration, Criminal Justice, General Business, General Studies, Law Office Management, Office Assistant, Paralegal, Political Science, Social Science, and Public Administration

The degree program is designed for students who have earned an A.A.S. degree and would like to continue their educational pursuits towards a baccalaureate degree. This degree accepts up to 43 hours of career and technical credit toward the total number of 124 hours required for degree completion. No more than 62 hours may be transferred from a community college.

Any MUW General Education required courses not completed within the A.A.S. degree may be completed at MUW as part of the remaining upper division hours needed for the BT Degree at MUW.

- Health Care Management

In admission for the Culinary Arts concentration, students must earn an A.A.S. from one of the following disciplines: Culinary Arts, Hotel/Restaurant Management, or Hospitality and Tourism Management

PROFESSIONAL STUDIESBT


Available Concentrations: - General Business

- Human Resources Management - Management Information Systems (MIS) - Culinary Arts - Legal Administration

293

CIP: 42.0101

639

3

3

3

3

3

3

338

215362

33

3

3

4343

336

155362



Biology Laboratory Science BIO 1114, BIO 1134Human Growth and Development EPY 2533


Fine Arts / History / Literature

PHI 2113



Electives


Foreign Language*


MAT 1313, MAT 1323, MAT 1513, MAT 1613

PSYCHOLOGYBA

Electives

Additional courses accepted by DSU:





Perspectives on Society ECO 2113, ECO 2123, GEO 1113, PSC 1113, SOC 2113, SOC 2213

Personal DevelopmentCSC 1123, EPY 2513, FCS 2813, HPR 1111, MFL 1113, MFL 1213, MFL 1713, SPT 2173

Degrees offered by: DSU, MUW, UM, USM

Humanities & Fine Arts PHI 2113

Common Courses TotalGeneral Psychology I PSY 1513

College Algebra





Laboratory Science Physics or Chemistry (see Appendix B)

SPT 1113Public Speaking ISelect one language

Select an additional course from Fine Arts / History / Literature


294

3

86

6

3

36

1231

5160

3

3

6

83

3

3

39

125362

Fine Arts


Literature

PSY 1523, PSY 2553, PSY 2113

Laboratory Science Choose any two from Appendix B




PSY/EPY Electives PSY/EPY 2513, PSY/EPY 2523, PSY/EPY 2533




PSY Electives


Fine Arts*** ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233, others possible

Social and Behavioral Sciences*** Select one course: SOC 2213, HPR 1213, GEO 1113, PSC 1113, SOC 2113, others possible

Notes:



USM TotalUSM Acceptable Courses Total


College Algebra or higherLaboratory Science Choose any two from Appendix B

Literature***

Child Psychology, Adolescent Psychology, or Human Growth and Development

Select one course: PSY 2513, PSY 2523, PSY 2533

*MUW and MVSU require twelve (12) hours of foreign language; 6 hours must be at 2000 level.


Electives

UM Total



ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, others possible


Additional courses accepted by USM:

295

CIP: 42.0101

63

33

15

3436

3

43

214762

3436

3

43

214762

3436

3

4

Degrees offered by: ASU, JSU, MSU, USM




Fine Arts

History


Physical Science I

PSYCHOLOGYBS


ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, ENG 2523, ENG 2533


Additional courses accepted by JSU:


Additional courses accepted by ASU:Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233

PHY 2244Social Sciences


SOC 2113, SOC 2213

ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233Biology Laboratory Science

PHY 2244

Physical Science I PHY 2244

JSU Total

Electives

Electives

Additional courses accepted by MSU:

BIO 1114, BIO 1134

Computer Science CSC 1113 or higherBiology Laboratory Science BIO 1114, BIO 1134


Social Sciences SOC 2113, SOC 2213

Literature

JSU Acceptable Courses Total


BIO 1114, BIO 1134Computer Science CSC 1113 or higherLiterature ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333,

ENG 2423, ENG 2433, ENG 2523, ENG 2533

Biology Laboratory Science


Physical Science I


296

3214762

3

3

6

3

3

821

4762


Social Sciences

Child Psychology, Adolescent Psychology, or Human Growth and Development

Select one course: PSY 2513, PSY 2523, PSY 2533

Electives




ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233, others possible

Fine Arts**

Notes:

Social and Behavioral Sciences** Select one course: SOC 2213, HPR 1213, GEO 1113, PSC 1113, SOC 2113, others possible


Humanities**



HIS 1163, HIS 1173, PHI 2613, PHI 2113, PHI 2143, others possible (1 HIS required)

Electives PSY electives include: PSY 1523, PSY 2553, PSY 2113

USM Total

SOC 2113, SOC 2213

297

CIP:

68

14

33

333

3

3

3

33

18

4862

366

63

33

1231

4660UM Total

Non-Laboratory Science** Choose one from Appendix BElectives


Humanities PHI 2113, PHI 2613, PHI 2713American National Government PSC 1113Foreign Language select one language - 6 hrs must be at 2000 level


History HIS 1113, HIS 1123; HIS 1163, HIS 1173; or HIS College Algebra or higher MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1333,

MAT 1723, MAT 1733, and MAT 1743

MUW Total

Fine Arts ART 1113, ART 2713, ART 2723, DAN 1113, Additional courses accepted by UM for Public Policy Leadership (BA):*


Public Speaking I SPT 1113See MUW bulletin for minor options or academic electives





Principles of Macroeconomics ECO 2113Social Sciences ECO 2123, EPY 2533, GEO 1113, PSC 1113,

SOC 2113Literature ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333,

ENG 2423, ENG 2433


COMMON COURSES ACCEPTED BY ALL INSTITUTIONS OFFERING THIS MAJOR:English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123Laboratory Sciences Choose any two from Appendix B

Common Courses TotalAdditional courses accepted by MUW for Public Safety Administration (BA, BS):Principles of Accounting I ACC 2213Fine Arts ART 1113, ART 2713, ART 2723, DAN 1113,

MUS 1113, SPT 2233

PUBLIC POLICY LEADERSHIP (UM) / PUBLIC SAFETY ADMINISTRATION (MUW)

BA, BSDegrees offered by: MUW, UM

44.0401, 44.0501

298

Notes:

*At UM, students must be admitted to this program.**This degree at UM requires three science courses, of which two must have labs. Two of the courses must be in the same area of science and the third course must be in a different department Please note that astronomy

299

CIP: 51.2201

33

8

3363

6

3333

3

1262

Principles of Accounting I* ACC 2213

PUBLIC HEALTH(HEALTH PROMOTION or HEALTH POLICY AND ADMINISTRATION)



Laboratory Sciences Choose any two from Appendix B (BIO 2514, BIO 2524 recommended)

Computer Science CSC 1113 or higherEconomics ECO 2113, ECO 2123English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123Literature** ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, others


2143, others possible (1 HIS required)Personal and Community Health HPR 1213Public Speaking I SPT 1113General Psychology I PSY 1513Social and Behavioral Sciences** Select two courses: SOC 2213, HPR 1213,


*Required only for the Health Policy and Administration emphasis



ElectivesUSM Total

Notes:

300

CIP:

34363

6

33

33346

12

62

Introduction to Philosophy I PHI 2113General Psychology I PSY 1513

Laboratory ScienceScience or Mathematics ElectivesElectives (Foreign Language elective is suggested)

Physics or Chemistry (see Appendix B)

MUW Total


Personal and Community Health ICollege Algebra, Trigonometry, Business Calculus I, or Calculus I

MAT 1313, MAT 1323, MAT 1513, MAT 1613

Fine Arts ART 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233Biology Laboratory Science BIO 1114, BIO 1134



HPR 1213

PUBLIC HEALTH EDUCATIONBS


51.2207

Computer Science CSC 1113, CSC 1123


301

CIP: 51.0911

9

83663

319

57

Computer Science CSC 1113

Humanities and Fine Arts Choose from ART, DAN, ENG, HIS, JOU, MFL, MUS, PHI, SPT

UMMC Total


Anatomy and Physiology I & II BIO 2514, BIO 2524

Electives Choose from medical terminology, natural sciences (biology, general chemistry, microbiology, or physics), advanced mathematics, or advanced computer sciences

Social and Behavioral Sciences Choose from ECO, GEO, PSC, PSY, SOC


RADIOLOGIC SCIENCESBS



302

CIP:

338

3363

33

6333

3333

62

Computer Science ATE 1113, CSC 1123 or higher

ASU Total*

Personal and Community Health I HPR 1213First Aid & CPR HPR 2213

Nutrition FCS 1233, FCS 1253

Humanities Choose from courses not taken in Fine Arts, History, Literature, Social Sciences/Behavioral Sciences or from this list: HIS 1613, HIS 2213, HIS 2223, MFL 2113, MFL 2123, MFL 2213, MFL 2223, MFL 2313, MFL 2323, PHI 2113, PHI 2123, PHI 2143, PHI 2613, PHI 2713


Natural Sciences BIO 1134, BIO 1144, BIO 1314, BIO 2414, BIO 2924, CHE 1214, CHE 1224, CHE 1314, PHY 2244, PHY 2254, PHY 2414


College Algebra




Social and Behavioral Sciences GEO 1113, GEO 1123, PSC 1113, PSC 1123, PSC 2113, SOC 2133, SOC 2143, SOC 2213, SOC 2243


RECREATIONBS

Degrees offered by: ASU31.0101

Public Speaking I SPT 1113Introduction to Sociology SOC 2113General Psychology I PSY 1513

303

CIP:

3

363

6

333

638

1360

Electives**

Notes:

**Contact USM Department of Human Recreation and Performance (phone: 601.266.5386) for guidance on the selection of these restricted electives.


USM Total

RECREATION(THERAPEUTIC RECREATION)

BS








First Aid & CPR HPR 2213

Anatomy & Physiology I & II BIO 2514, BIO 2524


Public Speaking I SPT 1113Social and Behavioral Sciences PSY 1513, SOC 2213 (required)


304

CIP:

334363

33

333

33343

962


UM TotalElectives

PSY 1513

Public Speaking I SPT 1113Introduction to Sociology SOC 2113

Fine Arts / Literature / Modern Language / Philosophy

Select an additional course from Fine Arts / Literature / Modern Language / Philosophy


RECREATION ADMINISTRATIONBARA


History

BIO 1114, BIO 1134

Laboratory Science Choose one from Appendix B



Personal and Community Health I

Biology Laboratory Science

HPR 1213


First Aid & CPR HPR 2213

Human Growth and Development HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS 2213, HIS 2223



EPY 2533

305

CIP:

63

38

20

3

6

6

6

3

1231

4060

3

3

3

6

6

312

64262


RELIGION (USM) / RELIGIOUS STUDIES (UM)BA

Degrees offered by: USM, UM38.0201

Choose any two from Appendix BWorld Religions I PHI 2613Laboratory Sciences


College Algebra or higher MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1723, Mat 1333, MAT 1733, and MAT 1743

Old Testament Survey or New Testament Survey

PHI 1113, PHI 1133




Additional courses accepted by UM for Religious Studies (BA):





ElectivesNon-Laboratory Science* Choose one from Appendix B



Additional courses accepted by USM for Religion (BA):Fine Arts** ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233,

others possible


Humanities** PHI 2113 (required)HIS 1163, HIS 1173, PHI 2613, PHI 2143, others possible


Foreign Language*** select one languageElectives

USM Total

306

Notes:




307

CIP:

388436663

3833


SCIENCE EDUCATION(LICENSURE)

BSEd





Literature ENG 2423, ENG 2433, ENG 2523, ENG 2533

CHE 2424, CHE 2434


General Biology I & II BIO 1134, BIO 1144General Chemistry I & II CHE 1214, CHE 1224Organic Chemistry I, IIIntroduction to Secondary Education EDU 2613

MVSU TotalNotes:




308

CIP:

3436

123

33

3433336

62

ECO 2113

ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333, ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, ENG 2523, ENG 2533


PHY 2244, PHY 2254PHI 2113

PSC 1113

History HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 2213, HIS 2223Literature

Public Speaking I

SCIENCE EDUCATION - CHEMISTRY & PHYSICAL SCIENCE(LICENSURE)

BS



Biology BIO 1114, BIO 1124, BIO 1134, BIO 1144

SPT 1113



Principles of Macroeconomics


Sociology SOC 2113, SOC 2243

World Regional Geography GEO 1113


ASU Total*Notes:



Physical ScienceIntroduction to Philosophy I

309

CIP:

3

8836

63

3

3

333

83

63




MAT 1613 and MAT 1611 or MAT 2323Trigonometry MAT 1323


SCIENCE EDUCATION - CHEMISTRY(LICENSURE)

BS








DSU Total*Notes:It is strongly recommended that students complete the Praxis Core Academic Skills for Educators (formerly Praxis I) examination prior to transferring (if required).

History




Calculus I with laboratory or Statistics

310

CIP:

3886

66

38

1361

3333


BS



Social Sciences/Behavioral Sciences

Degrees offered by:

General Chemistry I & II

MSU13.1205

ECO 2113, ECO 2123, EPY 2533, GEO 1113, PSC 1113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2133, SOC 2143, SOC 2213

CHE 1214, CHE 1224

See suggested courses below

Calculus I MAT 1613


Humanities ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS 2213, HIS 2223


MAT 1623 - Calculus IIMAT 2613 - Calculus III

HPR 1213 - Personal and Community Health I

Suggested Courses:EDU 1613 - Foundations in Education


MSU TotalNotes:

Academic Area

311

CIP:

388633

6

3

33833

262








MUW TotalNotes:

Statistics MAT 2323

Electives




SCIENCE EDUCATION - PHYSICAL SCIENCE(LICENSURE)

BS



General Chemistry I & II CHE 1214, CHE 1224Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2223


312

CIP:

3

416

66

6

3863

61


Notes:It is strongly recommended that students complete the Praxis Core Academic Skills for Educators (formerly Praxis I) examination prior to transferring (if required).*A maximum of 61 hours may be transferred from a community college that can be counted towards the degree.

General Physics I & II or I-A & II-A PHY 2414, PHY 2424

UM Total*

Calculus I



MAT 1613

Astronomy or Geology (non-lab) PHY 1113, GLY 1113, GLY 1123


BAEd



Zoology I BIO 2414


General Chemistry I & II CHE 1214, CHE 1224, CHE 1314, CHE 1324

313

CIP:

386

66

68

1962

3333334

Notes:

Suggested Courses:EDU 1613 - Foundations in Education

PHY 1113 - Introduction to AstronomyPHY 2333 - Physics IIIBIO 1514 - Principles of Anatomy & Physiology I

HPR 1213 - Personal and Community Health IMAT 2613 - Calculus IIIMAT 2623 - Calculus IV


Academic Area See suggested courses belowMSU Total

SCIENCE EDUCATION - PHYSICS(LICENSURE)

BS




Humanities ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS 2213, HIS 2223

Calculus I & II


Social and Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, EPY 2533, GEO 1113, PSC 1113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2133, SOC 2143, SOC 2213

PHY 2414, PHY 2424 or PHY 2514, PHY 2524MAT 1613, MAT 1623

General Physics I & II or I-A & II-A

314

CIP:

3

4866

6

9683

59

Astronomy or Geology (non-lab) PHY 1113, GLY 1113, GLY 1123

UM Total*Notes:It is strongly recommended that students complete the Praxis Core Academic Skills for Educators (formerly Praxis I) examination prior to transferring (if required).*A maximum of 61 hours may be transferred from a community college that can be counted towards the degree.

General Psychology I PSY 1513General Physics I-A & II-A PHY 2514, PHY 2524





SCIENCE EDUCATION - PHYSICS(LICENSURE)

BAEd



BIO 2414

13.1316


Zoology I

315

CIP:

3

863

46986

36

62

PHYSICS(LICENSURE)

BS








Humanities*

PSY 1513 (required)Select one additional course: SOC 2213, GEO 1113, SOC 2113, others possible

Calculus I, II, & III MAT 1613, MAT 1623, MAT 2613General Physics I & II or I-A & II-A PHY 2414, PHY 2424 or PHY 2514, PHY 2524

Physical Geology GLY 1111, GLY 1113HIS 1163, HIS 1173, others possible

Elective

Notes:At Southern Miss, the Gold Card is needed in order to enroll in Teacher Education courses. See http://www.usm.edu/education-psychology/admission-requirements for current licensure program admission requirements.

USM Total


316

CIP:

3363

312

3

3333386

62



SOCIAL SCIENCE EDUCATION - SOCIAL STUDIES(LICENSURE)

BA



Biology, Physical Science (see Appendix B)

PSC 1113



General Psychology PSY 1513

Public Speaking SPT 1113, SPT 1123

HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS 2213, HIS 2223


History




Notes:



ASU Total*Foreign Language select one languageLaboratory Sciences

317

CIP:

3

312

63

36

63

3

3

859



SPT 1113, SPT 2173

13.1317

Social and Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, GEO 1113, PSC 1113, SOC 1113


PHI 2113 or any Literature, History, or Fine Arts course listed

Human Growth and Development EPY 2523, EPY 2533


SOCIAL SCIENCE EDUCATION(LICENSURE)

BSEdDegrees offered by: DSU


DSU TotalNotes:It is strongly recommended that students complete the Praxis Core Academic Skills for Educators (formerly Praxis I) examination prior to transferring (if required).


Western Civilization I & II or World Civilizations I & II

HIS 1113, HIS 1123; HIS 1163, HIS 1173



Humanities and Fine Arts

318

CIP:

4336336

3336343333

62


Public Speaking SPT 1113

PSC 1113General Psychology PSY 1513

French I & II or Spanish I & II MFL 1113, MFL 1123 or MFL 1213, MFL 1223PHI 2113

Principles of Biology I BIO 1114

World Literature I ENG 2423Geography


BSEdDegrees offered by: JSU

13.1317

GEO 1113, GEO 1123

Foundations in Education* EDU 1613Computer Applications I CSC 1123



MAT 1313Real Number System MAT 1723College Algebra



Physical Science I PHY 2244Introduction to Philosophy I


319

CIP:

3363663

338

1761

333333

MSU has established a 2+2 curriculum agreement with Hinds Community College, Itawamba Community College, East Mississippi Community College , and Jones County Junior College. Students planning to transfer from these community colleges to MSU for Social Science Education BS should follow this 2+2 curriculum agreement. (See Appendix E for list of programs and concentrations)


World Regional Geography GEO 1113World Civilizations I & II


Biology, Physical Science (see Appendix B)


Laboratory Sciences

American National Government PSC 1113Introduction to Sociology SOC 2113


BS


MSUDegrees offered by:13.1205



MAT 2323 - Statistics

HIS 1163, HIS 1173

PSY 1513 - General Psychology I

Suggested Courses:

PSC 2113 - Comparative Government

EDU 1613 - Foundations in Education

ECO 2123 - Principles of Microeconomics

SPT 1113 - Public Speaking I

MSU TotalNotes:

Academic Teaching Area (See suggested courses below)

320

CIP:

33363

33663

333383

62





MUW TotalNotes:It is strongly recommended that students complete the Praxis Core Academic Skills for Educators (formerly Praxis I) examination prior to transferring (if required).

World Civilizations I & II HIS 1163, HIS 1173






American (U.S.) History I & II HIS 2213, HIS 2223College Algebra MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1723,




BS




PHI 2113



321

CIP:

33433663623

3

43333

61


BSEd




Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233Computer Science ATE 1113, CSC 1123 or higherGeneral Biology I & II BIO 1134, BIO 1144

Introduction to Secondary Education EDU 2613

SOC 2113Public Speaking I SPT 1113


Literature ENG 2423, ENG 2433, ENG 2523, ENG 2533

Physical Science I




Physical Education Activities HPR 1111, HPR 1121American (U.S.) History I & II HIS 2213, HIS 2223

MVSU TotalNotes:

PHY 2244


Personal and Community Health I or Introduction to Health, Physical Education, & Recreation

HPR 1213, HPR 1313

Introduction to Sociology

322

CIP:

3

43-4

366

3663

333

3-455-57

World Civilizations I & II HIS 1163, HIS 1173American (U.S.) History I & II HIS 2213, HIS 2223

American State and Local Government

UM TotalNotes:It is strongly recommended that students complete the Praxis Core Academic Skills for Educators (formerly Praxis I) examination prior to transferring (if required).A maximum of 61 hours may be transferred from a community college that can be counted towards the degree.



General Psychology IPhysical Science PHY 1114, PHY 2313, or PHY 2243

Physical ScienceCHE 1214, CHE 1314, GLY 1113/GLY 1111, GLY 1123/1121, or PHY 2253

PSC 1123



PSY 1513


Biology - Lecture and Laboratory BIO 1114, BIO 1134

SOCIAL SCIENCE EDUCATION(LICENSURE)

BAEdDegrees offered by: UM

13.1318


323

CIP:

3

363

3663

36

3

386

62

HISTORY(LICENSURE in SOCIAL STUDIES)

BA







American (U.S.) History I & II


Additional Humanities* A second History course not selected in Humanities requirement or PHI 2613, PHI 2113, or PHI 2143. (Two HIS courses and one PHI course must be completed.)

Notes:



HIS 2213, HIS 2223

Laboratory Sciences Choose any two from Appendix BPublic Speaking I SPT 1113

PSC 1113Social and Behavioral Sciences* PSY 1513 (required)


USM TotalForeign Language** select one language

World Regional Geography GEO 1113World Civilizations I & II HIS 1163, HIS 1173


324

CIP:

3363

36633338

1262MUW Total

Foreign Language select one language - 2000 level or higherLaboratory Sciences Choose any two from Appendix B



Western Civilization I & II HIS 1113, HIS 1123American (U.S.) History I & II HIS 2213, HIS 2223College Algebra or higher MAT 1313, MAT 1323, MAT 1513, MAT 1523

American National Government PSC 1113Introduction to Philosophy I PHI 2113


SOCIAL SCIENCESBA



Fine Arts ART 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233Principles of Macroeconomics ECO 2113

325

CIP:

633

12

3

6

3

3

6

3

63

89

5062

38

33

6633339

SOC 2113

ENG 2213, ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333, ENG 2423, ENG 2433


American National Government PSC 1113American (U.S.) History I & II HIS 2213, HIS 2223


Public Speaking I



ElectivesSPT 1113

Natural Sciences BIO 1134, BIO 1144, BIO 1314, BIO 2414, BIO 2514, BIO 2524, BIO 2924, CHE 1214, CHE 1224, CHE 1314, PHY 2244, PHY 2254, PHY 2414

Literature

Introduction to Sociology

Additional courses accepted by DSU:

SOCIAL SCIENCE(S)BS

English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123COMMON COURSES ACCEPTED BY ALL INSTITUTIONS OFFERING THIS MAJOR:

Degrees offered by: DSU, MUW45.0101


Modern Foreign Language or Computer Applications I & II

MFL 1113, MFL 1123, MFL 1213, MFL 1223, MFL 1313, MFL 1323 or CSC 1123, CSC 1133


SPT 1113, SPT 2173

GEO 1113World Regional Geography


Perspectives on Society ECO 2113, ECO 2123, GEO 1113, PHI 2113, SOC 2213





Social Sciences PSC 1113, SOC 2113




Electives

326

5062


327

CIP:

66

3

833

3

3

33333

369

5662

3

443

3

33

333





MUS 1113, MUS 1123, SPT 2233General Biology I or II BIO 1114, BIO 1134Laboratory Sciences Choose any one from Appendix BLiterature ENG 2213, ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323,


PSC 1113


SOCIAL WORKBSW

Degrees offered by: ASU, DSU, JSU, MSU, MVSU, UM, USM44.0701





College Algebra or higher MAT 1313, MAT 1323, MAT 1513, MAT 1523American National Government PSC 1113Introduction to Sociology SOC 2113

Additional courses accepted by ASU:Fine Arts ART 1113, ART 2713, ART 2723, DAN 1113,

MUS 1113, MUS 1123, SPT 2233General Biology I & II BIO 1114, BIO 1134Computer Concepts or higher CSC 1123


Social Sciences/Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, PSC 1123, PSC 2113, SOC 2133, SOC 2143, SOC 2213, SOC 2243


SPT 1113, SPT 2173

Social Work: A Helping Profession SWK 1113


ASU Total



328

33

185662

3433

3

6333333364

5359

343

12

6

633334

3

63

62

Public Speaking I or Interpersonal SPT 1113, SPT 2173Social Work: A Helping Profession SWK 1113Electives


Additional courses accepted by JSU^:Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233Anatomy and Physiology I or General Biology BIO 2514, BIO 1134Computer Concepts or higher CSC 1123



History HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS College Algebra or higher MAT 1313, MAT 1323, MAT 1513, MAT 1523Personal and Community Health I HPR 1213American National Government PSC 1113General Psychology I PSY 1513Introduction to Sociology SOC 2113Public Speaking I SPT 1113Social Work: A Helping Profession SWK 1113Foreign Language select one languageLaboratory Sciences Choose any one from Appendix B


Additional courses accepted by MSU:Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233Anatomy and Physiology I BIO 2514


Social Sciences ECO 2113, PSC 1113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2213, SOC 2243

Computer Applications CSC 1123

History HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS

Philosophy PHI 2113, PHI 2713Statistics MAT 2323



Laboratory Sciences Choose any one (CHE, GEO, PHY) from Appendix B

Foreign Language select one languageElectives Choose a History or Literature course


Natural Sciences Choose any one from Appendix B (no laboratory required)

329

68

33

36

3333386

125662

346

3

3

633333349

5662

3

33

6

MSU Total*Additional courses accepted by MVSU:Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233Literature ENG 2213, ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323,



2213, HIS 2223College Algebra or higher MAT 1313, MAT 1323, MAT 1513, MAT 1523Personal and Community Health I HPR 1213General Psychology I PSY 1513Introduction to Sociology SOC 2113Public Speaking I SPT 1113Laboratory Sciences Choose any two from Appendix BForeign Language select one languageElectives


Additional courses accepted by UM^^:Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233General Biology I or II BIO 1114, BIO 1134, BIO 1514Social Sciences/Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, PSC 1123, PSC 2113,

SOC 2133, SOC 2143, SOC 2213, SOC 2243Literature ENG 2213, ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323,

ENG 2333, ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433Humanities Select an additional course from Fine Arts,

Philosophy, or Modern Foreign LanguageHistory HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS College Algebra or higher MAT 1313, MAT 1323, MAT 1513, MAT 1523Statistics MAT 2323, BAD 2323American National Government PSC 1113General Psychology I PSY 1513Introduction to Sociology SOC 2113Social Work: A Helping Profession SWK 1113Laboratory Sciences Choose any one from Appendix BElectives



others possibleComputer CSC 1113, CSC 1123Literature** ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, others



330

33

66

33386

5662

Human Growth and Development EPY 2533College Algebra or higher MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1723,

MAT 1733, and MAT 1743Spanish I & II MFL 1213, MFL 1223

Social Problems SOC 2133Marriage and Family SOC 2143

Social and Behavioral Sciences** PSY 1513 (required)Select one additional course: SOC 2213, HPR 1213, GEO 1113, PSC 1113, SOC 2113, others possible (SOC recommended)

Public Speaking I SPT 1113Laboratory Sciences*** Choose any two from Appendix BElectives (SWK 1113 recommended)


Notes:

***Completion of Anatomy & Physiology I or II will satisfy both a General Education and Program requirement.



^JSU has established a 2+2 curriculum agreement with Holmes Community College. Students planning to transfer from this community college to JSU for Social Work BS should follow this 2+2 curriculum agreement. (See Appendix E for list of programs and concentrations)^^UM has established a 2+2 curriculum agreement with Northwest Community College. Students planning to transfer from this community college to UM for Social Work BSW should follow this 2+2 curriculum agreement. (See Appendix E for list of programs and concentrations)

331

CIP:

6338

20

3

9

6

6

3

3363

4262

3

9

6

6

3

3363

42



SOCIOLOGYBA, BS


Degrees offered by:

ECO 2113, ECO 2123, PSC 1113, PSC 1123, PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2133, SOC 2143 (no more than 3 hours from any one discipline)


ASU, JSU, MSU, MVSU, UM, USM




ASU Additional Courses Total


Literature


45.1101


Public Speaking I SPT 1113Foreign Language select one language


ASU Total**


Elective

Social Problems

Common Courses TotalAdditional courses accepted by ASU for Sociology (BA):

Public Speaking I SPT 1113Foreign Language select one language

History

SOC 2133Laboratory Sciences* Choose any two from Appendix B

ENG 2213, ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, ENG 2523, ENG 2533HIS 1113, HIS 1123; HIS 1163, HIS 1173; or HIS 2213, HIS 2223

Elective

Additional courses accepted by JSU for Sociology (BA):

Social Sciences

332

62

3

9

6

6

3

339

4262

3

6

39

6

3

363

4262

36

36

3

MVSU Total




Humanities History HIS 1113, HIS 1123; HIS 1163, HIS 1173; or HIS

2213, HIS 2223

MSU Total***


Additional courses accepted by MVSU for Sociology (BA):


Social Sciences

select one language



JSU TotalAdditional courses accepted by MSU for Sociology (BA):

Public Speaking I SPT 1113Foreign Language

ECO 2113, ECO 2123, PSC 1113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2133, SOC 2143 (no more than 3 hours from any one discipline)


History


PHI 2113, PHI 2613, PHI 2713






ElectiveMVSU Additional Courses Total


Additional courses accepted by UM for Sociology (BA):Fine Arts ART 1113, ART 2713, ART 2723, DAN 1113,

MUS 1113, SPT 2233ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333, ENG 2423, ENG 2433

Literature

333

312

31

4060

3

3

6

33

36

393

4262

****This degree at UM requires three science courses, of which two must have labs. Two of the courses must be in the same area of science, and the third course must be in a different department. Please note that astronomy, physical science, and physics courses are considered different areas of science. Consult the UM catalog for specific details.


***Degree requires 123 hours. Only 61 hours will be counted towards degree requirements.




*****USM offers both BA and BS degrees in Sociology. The BS degree does not require foreign language hours, but the BA degree requires nine (9) hours of a single foreign language. Fewer hours may suffice, but course level 201 must be completed.

Note:

******USM General Education Curriculum Note: Additional courses may satisfy specific university general education curriculum requirements. See the USM General Education Curriculum (GEC) Course Transfer Policy (Appendix C) for details. Specific program requirements are found in the USM Undergraduate Bulletin Degree Plans: http://catalog.usm.edu/

Elective

Fine Arts***** ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233, others possible

ElectiveNon-Laboratory Science*** Choose one from Appendix B

Sociology Electives SOC 2143


USM Total

UM TotalAdditional courses accepted by USM for Sociology (BA, BS):****

Foreign Language**** select one languagePublic Speaking I SPT 1113

Marriage and Family SOC 2143Social and Behavioral Sciences***** Select two courses: SOC 2213, HPR 1213, GEO

1113, PSC 1113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113, others possible


Literature***** ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, others possible

Humanities***** HIS 1163, HIS 1173, PHI 2613, PHI 2113, PHI 2143, others possible (1 HIS required)


334

CIP: 14.9999

344

6-8

6

66

1236

33

62-64MSU TotalNotes:

*Although CSC 2844, PHY 2514, and PHY 2524 are 4-hour courses at the community colleges, the equivalent courses at MSU are 3-hour courses; therefore, only 3 hours per course will be applied toward the degree at MSU.

or Physics I &II PHY 2313, PHY 2323Data Structures* CSC 2844Public Speaking I SPT 1113

Calculus I, II, III, & IV MAT 1613, MAT 1623, MAT 2613, MAT 2623Differential Equations MAT 2913General Physics I & II (Calculus-Based)* PHY 2514, PHY 2524




General Biology I BIO 1134General Chemistry I CHE 1214 Computer Programming I & II or Programming I & II with "C++"

CSC 1613, CSC 2623 or CSC 2134, CSC 2144


SOFTWARE ENGINEERINGBS


335

CIP: 5.0122

3

6

66

6

3

312

834

60


UM

Notes:

ElectivesUM Total



Laboratory Sciences* Choose any two from Appendix BNon-laboratory Science* Choose one from Appendix B



SOUTHERN STUDIESBA



Degrees offered by:



336

CIP:

3

612

38

32

3

3

3

3

3

3123062

6

6

6

3

34

2860




Non-Laboratory Science* Choose one from Appendix BElectives


Notes:


SPANISHBA


Degrees offered by: MUW, UM16.0905

COMMON COURSES ACCEPTED BY ALL INSTITUTIONS OFFERING THIS MAJOR:Fine Arts ART 1113, ART 2713, ART 2723, DAN 1113,

MUS 1113, MUS 1123, SPT 2233

Spanish I, II, III, & IV MFL 1213, MFL 1223, MFL 2213, MFL 2223








Social and Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, EPY 2533, PSC 1113, PSC 2113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2213



Social and Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, EPY 2533, PSC 1113, PSC 2113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2213


337

CIP:

3363

363333334464

60



Philosophy PHI 2113, PHI 2713

College Algebra MAT 1313 or higherReal Number System MAT 1723

Personal and Community Health I


HPR 1213


ElectivesForeign Language select one language

Laboratory Sciences Biology (see Appendix B)Laboratory Sciences Physical Science (see Appendix B)



SPECIAL EDUCATION(LICENSURE)

BS




13.1001


338

CIP:36

66

344

2860

33333333

33

MAT 1333 - Finite Mathematics

MAT 1733 - Geometry, Measurement and ProbabilityMAT 1743 - Problem Solving with Real NumbersMath/Science Elective - any science or math course not already completedThe remaining 15 hours can be completed in the Collateral Core Area. These courses can be from PSY, SOC, SPT, MAT, HIS.

MAT 1513 - Business Calculus IMAT 1523 - Business Calculus IIMAT 1723 - Real Number System

Laboratory Sciences Physical Science (See Appendix B)

EDU 1613 - Foundations in Education


Laboratory Sciences Biology (See Appendix B)

EPY 2533 - Human Growth and Development

Academic Teaching Area See suggested courses belowMSU Total



BS




MAT 1323 - Trigonometry



Suggested Courses: 13

339

CIP:

6

43-4

66

36

3333

3-4333

58-60

Physical ScienceCHE 1214, CHE 1314, GLY 1113/GLY 1111, GLY 1123/1121, or PHY 2253

13.1001




Real Number System MAT 1723

UM Total*Notes:It is strongly recommended that students complete the Praxis Core Academic Skills for Educators (formerly Praxis I) examination prior to transferring (if required).*A maximum of 61 hours may be transferred from a community college that can be counted towards the degree.


Electives

College Algebra MAT 1313 or higher

Physical Science PHY 1114, PHY 2313, or PHY 2243Geometry, Measurement and Probability MAT 1733


BAEd


Biology - Lecture and Laboratory BIO 1114, BIO 1134





340

CIP:

3

633

3

3633338

1562

9 hrs max9 hrs max21 hrs max18 hrs max10 hrs max


BS




College Algebra

USM Total


MAT 1313

Traditional Grammar ENG 2153

Personal and Community Health I or II HPR 1213, HPR 1223


GEO 1113World Regional Geography

Child Psychology or Human Growth and Development

PSY 2513, PSY 2533

Humanities* HIS 1163, HIS 1173, others possible


**Select two areas for supplemental endorsements:EnglishSocial Studies

Supplemental Endorsement Areas** select two from list below

ScienceMathematicsForeign Language


Notes:

PSY 1513



341

CIP:

63466

613

3333643

60

Literature

BIO 1134

Laboratory Sciences Physical Science (See Appendix B)Foreign Language Select one language

SOC 2113



ENG 2223, ENG 2233; ENG 2323, ENG 2333; ENG 2423, ENG 2433; ENG 2523, ENG 2533

Public Speaking I SPT 1113Introduction to Sociology


Electives Choose from ENG, SPT, or CSC

Voice, Diction and Phonetics SPT 1153

Physical Education Activity HPR 1111College Algebra


SPEECHBA, BS



Degrees offered by: JSU, MVSU23.1304

General Biology I

Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233Computer Science ATE 1113, CSC 1123 or higher

342

CIP:

3

4363

6

336343

1562

Public Speaking I


SPORT COACHING EDUCATIONBS


Anatomy & Physiology I** BIO 2514Computer Concepts** CSC 1113 or higher

Prevention and Care of Athletic Injuries** HPR 2723


Humanities* HIS 1163, HIS 1173, PHI 2613, PHI 2113, PHI 2143, others possible (1 HIS required)HPR 2213




First Aid and CPR**

Notes:

**A grade of "C" or better is required in these courses.***This degree does not lead to teacher certification unless the student meets the certification criteria sanctioned by the Mississippi Department of Education (alternate route) or pursues licensure in an academic subject area through teacher education/licensure at USM.

Students interested in this major are encouraged to check into the dual degree program in Physical Education Licensure/Sport Coaching Education. Contact USM Department of Human Performance and Recreation (phone: 601.266.5358) for more details.

Laboratory Science Choose any one from Appendix BSPT 1113

USM Total

Social and Behavioral Sciences PSY 1513, SOC 2113 (required)

Electives***

343

CIP:

66

12

3

839

3

6

3

33333

5062

3

333333

6

6

38



HPR 1111, HPR 1121


Laboratory Sciences BIO 1114, BIO 1124, BIO 1134, PHY 2244Computer Concepts or higher CSC 1113, CSC 1123Social Sciences/Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, PSC 1113, PSC 1123,

PSC 2113, SOC 2133, SOC 2143, SOC 2213, SOC 2243



ASU Additional Courses TotalASU Total*



Additional courses accepted by ASU:

Personal and Community Health I HPR 1213College Algebra or higher MAT 1313, MAT 1323, MAT 1513, MAT 1523General Psychology I PSY 1513Introduction to Sociology SOC 2113Public Speaking I or Interpersonal SPT 1113, SPT 2173

SPORT MANAGEMENTBS


Degrees offered by: ASU, USM31.0504



Choose any two from Appendix B


Laboratory Sciences





Computer Science ATE 1113, BAD 2533, CSC 1113Business Statistics BAD 2323, MAT 2323Legal Environment in Business BAD 2413

344

33

5062


Notes:

***Business Calculus is a degree requirement. Some students are able to enroll directly in this course with the appropriate ACT score. If MAT 1313 (College Algebra) is required as a prerequisite, it can be accepted as the 3-hour elective.

Business Calculus***


ElectivesMAT 1513


345

CIP:

38

466

6

124336

61JSU Total

Social and Behavioral Sciences PSC 1113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113Public Speaking I SPT 1113Electives (BAD 2323 is recommended)


History HIS 1113, HIS 1123; HIS 1163, HIS 1173; or HIS 2213, HIS 2223 (HIS 1163 & HIS 1173 are recommended)

General Physics I-A PHY 2514



STATISTICSBS


Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233Laboratory Sciences BIO 1134, BIO 1144, CHE 1214, CHE 1224,

PHY 2524Programming I with "C++" CSC 2134

346

CIP: 03.0101

338766

43

33338

60

SUSTAINABLE BIOPRODUCTSBS


Economics AGR 2713, ECO 2123, ECO 2123

General Biology I & II BIO 1134, BIO 1144Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233

MAT 2323



Wood Technology FOT 1414



MSU Total

Social Science PSC 1113, PSY 1513, SOC 2113Public Speaking I SPT 1113

Electives


Statistics

347

CIP:

63336666

333

38

59Laboratory Sciences Choose any two from Appendix B

MAT 1613, BAD/MAT 2323, or a non-laboratory science from Appendix B

Social and Behavioral Sciences ECO 2113, PSY 1513

College Algebra MAT 1313Trigonometry or Statistics MAT 1323, BAD/MAT 2323


ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, HIS 1113, HIS 1123, HIS 1163, HIS 1173, HIS 2213, HIS 2223, MFL 1113, MFL 1123, MFL 1213, MFL 1223, MFL 2213, MFL 2223, PHI 2113, PHI 2713

Principles of Accounting I ACC 2213, 1223

Computer Science CSC 1113, CSC 1123Legal Environment in Business BAD 2413


MSU Total

ECO 2123, EDU 1613

*Only one course from each subject area should be taken.

Major Electives

Humanities

Math/Science Elective*

TECHNOLOGY TEACHER EDUCATION (BUSINESS EDUCATION)(LICENSURE)

BS


Fine Arts


ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233

348

CIP: 50.0501

68

3333

1238

6

6

3

61

22

6

6

6

3

324

60-62

Theatre Electives

Theatre (BA) Total

UM STUDENTS MUST SELECT A DEGREE TYPE BELOW:Theatre (BA)

Electives


SPT 1153SPT 1213

Additional courses accepted by UM for Theatre (BA, BFA):

Theatrical MakeupStagecraft SPT 2223

SPT 1273Fundamentals of Theatre ProductionVoice, Diction and Phonetics


THEATREBA, BFA

Degrees offered by: UM, USM


Major:*

English Composition I & II ENG 1113, ENG 1123Laboratory Sciences Choose any two from Appendix B

MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1723, Mat 1333, MAT 1733, and MAT 1743



UM Total

Theatre Electives

College Algebra or higher MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1723, Mat 1333, MAT 1733, and MAT 1743




Theatre (BFA)**


History

Art (BFA) Total

349

3

3

6

3

6

2159





ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233, others possible (ART, DAN, MUS recommended)

Additional courses accepted by USM for Theatre (BA, BFA):


Notes:

**At UM, students must be admitted to this program.

USM Total


*Courses listed in the Major section will be credited towards major core, but admission into classes requiring equivalent courses as prerequisites will be determined by interview, audition, and/or portfolio review.


Fine Arts***

350

CIP:

3

63

6

6

383

363334

60

TOURISMBSBA





2143, others possible (1 HIS required)Social and Behavioral Sciences* Select two courses: SOC 2213, HPR 1213,


Public Speaking I SPT 1113Laboratory Sciences Choose any two from Appendix BCollege Algebra MAT 1313 or higher, except for MAT 1723,

MAT 1733, and MAT 1743Business Calculus MAT 1513Principles of Accounting I & II ACC 2213, ACC 2223Legal Environment in Business BAD 2413Principles of Macroeconomics ECO 2113


Principles of Microeconomics ECO 2123Electives Foreign Language course (recommended)

USM TotalNotes:

351

CIP:

3

4

3363

3

6

33

33

333

36

61

Philosophy PHI 2113, PHI 2123, PHI 2143, PHI 2613, PHI 2623, PHI 2713

College Algebra or higher MAT 1313 or higher

Fine Arts ART 1113, ART 1213, ART 1313, ART 1323, ART 1383, ART 1393, ART 1433, ART 1443

Humanities Elective HUM 1113, HUM 1123, Any course from ART, MUS, CRJ, EDU, GEO, GRA, HIS, and JOU not counted elsewhere


Computer Applications I (or higher CSC course) CSC 1123 or higher

Personal and Community Health I (or higher HPR 1213 or higher

URBAN STUDIESBA


Laboratory Science BIO 1111, BIO 1113, BIO 1114, BIO 1121, BIO 1123, BIO 1124, BIO 1211, BIO 1213, BIO 1214, PHY 1113, PHY 1114, PHY 1211, PHY 1213, PHY 1214


Literature ENG 2213, ENG 2223, ENG 2233, ENG 2323, ENG 2333

Literature or English ENG 2413, ENG 2423, ENG 2433, ENG 2513, ENG 2523, ENG 2533, ENG 2613

JSU Total

SOC 1113, SOC 1213, SOC 1513, SOC 2113, SOC 2133, SOC 2213, SOC 2243

Political Science PSC 1113, PSC 1123, PSC 2113


General Psychology I or II PSY 1513, PSY 1523Social Science


352

CIP: 51.0808

4384

7-86

66

3

33

53-54




BIO 2924CHE 1314, CHE 1323 or CHE 1214, CHE 1224


Chemistry I & II

VETERINARY MEDICAL TECHNOLOGYBS


Animal Science AGR 1214


Microbiology


MSU TotalPublic Speaking I SPT 1113

Notes:Remaining degree hours of 120 program hours are Veterinary Medicine.

Statistics or Trigonometry MAT 2323, MAT 1323

353

CIP: 03.06013384463

3333

43

436

1356

46336

2265

8

8634

2972

WILDLIFE, FISHERIES AND AQUACULTURE(Concentrations: Wildlife, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science; Conservation Law Enforcement;

Wildlife Pre-Veterinary; Wildlife Veterinary Medicine; Wildlife Agriculture Conservation; Human-Wildlife Conflicts)

BS


Economics AGR 2713, ECO 2113, ECO 2123

MSU

Basic Soils AGR 2314, AGT 1714

Dendrology BIO 2314, FOT 1714

Fine Arts ART 1113, DAN 1113, MUS 1113, SPT 2233BIO 1134, BIO 1144 or BIO 1314, BIO 2414Biology*

Degrees offered by:

Zoology II BIO 2424

Statistics MAT 2323, BAD 2323Calculus MAT 1513, MAT 1613

Wildlife, Fisheries, and Aquaculture Science Additional Courses Wildlife, Fisheries, and Aquaculture Science Total

Conservation Law Enforcement Concentration

Criminology CRJ 1383

PSY 1513, SOC 2113


MSU Common CoursesPublic Speaking I SPT 1113Social and Behavioral Sciences

MUST SELECT A CONCENTRATION BELOW:Wildlife, Fisheries, and Aquaculture Science Concentration

Social and Behavioral Sciences PSY 1513, SOC 2113Chemistry I & II** CHE 1313, CHE 1323


Chemistry I & II** CHE 1313, CHE 1323

Social and Behavioral Sciences PSY 1513, SOC 2113


Chemistry I & II

Ethics PHI 2143

Conservation Law Enforcement Additional CoursesConservation Law Enforcement Total****

Wildlife Pre-Veterinary Concentration


CHE 1213, CHE 1211; CHE 1223, CHE 1221; or CHE 1214, CHE 1224

Organic Chemistry I & II CHE 2424, CHE 2434Physics I & II*** PHY 2414, PHY 2424

Wildlife Pre-Veterinary Additional CoursesWildlife Pre-Veterinary Total****

354

8

8634

2972

4346

1760

436

1356

****Acceptance of community or junior college work is limited to one-half of the total degree hour requirements for graduation in a given curriculum.

Human-Wildlife Conflicts Additional Courses

Wildlife Veterinary Medicine Total****

Human-Wildlife Conflicts Concentration

Wildlife Veterinary Medicine Concentration

Wildlife Veterinary Medicine Additional Courses

Physics I & II*** PHY 2414, PHY 2424Social and Behavioral Sciences PSY 1513, SOC 2113Microbiology BIO 2924

Chemistry I & II CHE 1213, CHE 1211; CHE 1223, CHE 1221; or CHE 1214, CHE 1224



***Although PHY 2514, and PHY 2524 are 4-hour courses at the community colleges, the equivalent courses at MSU are 3-hour courses; therefore, only 3 hours per course will be applied toward the degree.



Basic Soils AGR 2314, AGT 1714Social and Behavioral Sciences PSY 1513, SOC 2113Animal Science AGR 1214

Wildlife Agriculture Conservation Total

Human-Wildlife Conflicts TotalNotes:

**When CHE 1313 and CHE 1323 are not offered, students should take CHE 1213 and CHE 1223. If CHE 1323 is not offered, CHE 1223 may be taken to complete the sequence.

*MSU does not offer a course equivalent to BIO 2414. Students who choose to take BIO 1314 must complete the sequence at the community college.

Wildlife Agriculture Conservation Concentration


Wildlife Agriculture Conservation Additional Courses

355

CIP:

3

3

63

3

1-3333863

1560-62

SPT 1113


MUW TotalSee MUW bulletin for academic electives

Notes:*MUW requires twelve (12) hours of foreign language; 6 hours must be at 2000 level.



Social Sciences ECO 2113, ECO 2123, EPY 2533, GEO 1113, PSC 1113, SOC 2113

WOMEN'S STUDIESBA



History

PHI 2113


HPR 1111, HPR 1121, HPR 1213 or FCS 1253


Foreign Language* Select one language



Physical Education Activity/Nutrition

Public Speaking I

Uniform Course Numbering System (UCNS) Catalog (effective fall 2015)

Mississippi Institutions of Higher Learning WebsiteUniversity of Southern Mississippi Undergraduate Catalog

Alcorn State University Undergraduate CatalogDelta State University Undergraduate Catalog

Community College Resources

2013-14 Career and Technical Education (CTE) UCNS CatalogMississippi Community College Board website

Jackson State University Undergraduate CatalogMississippi State University Undergraduate Catalog

University of Mississippi Medical Center Undergraduate Catalog

University Resources

Mississippi University for Women Undergraduate CatalogMississippi Valley State University Undergraduate CatalogUniversity of Mississippi Undergraduate Catalog

APPENDIX AONLINE RESOURCES

http://www.mccb.edu/pdfs/pb/COURSENUMBERING.pdf

http://www.mississippi.edu/

http://catalog.usm.edu/

http://www.alcorn.edu/academics/resources/index.aspx

http://www.deltastate.edu/academics/academic-catalogs/

http://www.sbcjc.cc.ms.us/pdfs/ct/cteuniformcoursenumbering2014.pdf

http://www.sbcjc.cc.ms.us/aboutus/welcome.aspx

http://www.jsums.edu/main-current-students/

http://catalog.msstate.edu/

https://www.umc.edu/Education/Schools/UMMC_Bulletin.aspx

http://bulletin.muw.edu/

http://www.mvsu.edu/academics/

http://registrar.olemiss.edu/undergraduate-catalogs/

APPENDIX BSCIENCE COURSES

Principles of Biology I BIO 1111 BIO 1113 BIO 1114Principles of Biology II BIO 1121 BIO 1123 BIO 1124General Biology I BIO 1131 BIO 1133 BIO 1134General Biology II BIO 1141 BIO 1143 BIO 1144Environmental Science BIO 1211 BIO 1213 BIO 1214Botany I BIO 1311 BIO 1313 BIO 1314Botany II BIO 1321 BIO 1323 BIO 1324Principles of Anatomy and Physiology I BIO 1511 BIO 1513 BIO 1514Principles of Anatomy and Physiology II BIO 1521 BIO 1523 BIO 1524Survey of Anatomy and Physiology BIO 1531 BIO 1533 BIO 1534Introduction to Marine Science BIO 2211 BIO 2213 BIO 2214Applied Aquatic and Terrestrial Ecology BIO 2231 BIO 2233 BIO 2234Dendrology BIO 2311 BIO 2313 BIO 2314Zoology I BIO 2411 BIO 2413 BIO 2414Zoology II BIO 2421 BIO 2423 BIO 2424General Zoology BIO 2431 BIO 2433 BIO 2434Anatomy and Physiology I BIO 2511 BIO 2513 BIO 2514Anatomy and Physiology II BIO 2521 BIO 2523 BIO 2524Cell Biology BIO 2611 BIO 2613 BIO 2614Microbiology BIO 2921 BIO 2923 BIO 2924

Chemistry Survey* CHE 1111 CHE 1113 CHE 1114General Chemistry I CHE 1211 CHE 1213 CHE 1214General Chemistry II CHE 1221 CHE 1223 CHE 1224Principles of Chemistry I CHE 1311 CHE 1313 CHE 1314Principles of Chemistry II CHE 1321 CHE 1323 CHE 1324Organic and Biochemistry Survey CHE 1411 CHE 1413 CHE 1414Introductory Organic Chemistry CHE 2411 CHE 2413 CHE 2414Organic Chemistry I CHE 2421 CHE 2423 CHE 2424Organic Chemistry II CHE 2431 CHE 2433 CHE 2434

Physical Geology GLY 1111 GLY 1113Historical Geology GLY 1121 GLY 1123

Introduction to Astronomy PHY 1111 PHY 1113 PHY 1114Survey of Physics PHY 1211 PHY 1213 PHY 1214Physical Science I PHY 2241 PHY 2243 PHY 2244Physical Science II PHY 2251 PHY 2253 PHY 2254Physics I PHY 2311 PHY 2312 PHY 2313Physics II PHY 2321 PHY 2322 PHY 2323Physics III PHY 2331 PHY 2332 PHY 2333General Physics I PHY 2411 PHY 2413 PHY 2414General Physics II PHY 2421 PHY 2423 PHY 2424General Physics I-A PHY 2511 PHY 2513 PHY 2514General Physics II-A PHY 2521 PHY 2523 PHY 2524Note:*At UM, Chemistry Survey (CHE 1111, CHE 1113, and CHE 1114) does not meet the science requirement.

Geology

Physics

Combined Lecture & LabSubject Area Lab Lecture

Biology

Chemistry

APPENDIX CUSM TRANSFER POLICY

APPENDIX DONLINE DEGREE PROGRAMS

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Institution Degree Program

Bachelors Nursing BSN (RN to BSN)

Bachelors Child Care and Family Education BSBachelors Health Care Administration BSBachelors Industrial Technology (concentration in Emergency Management Technology) BSBachelors Professional Interdisciplinary Studies BS

Bachelors Elementary Education BSBachelors Geoscience (Broadcast Meteorology) BSBachelors Geoscience (Operational Meteorology) BSBachelors Interdisciplinary Studies BSBachelors Technology Teacher Education BS

Bachelors Business Administration (General Business) BSBachelors Business Administration (Management Information Systems) BSBachelors Communications BABachelors Communications BSBachelors Nursing BSN (RN to BSN) - Advanced Placement OptionBachelors Professional Studies (General Studies) BTBachelors Professional Studies (Legal Administration) BTBachelors Professional Studies (Management Information Systems) BTBachelors Public Health Education BSBachelors Public Safety Administration (Fire Safety Management) BABachelors Public Safety Administration (Fire Safety Management) BSBachelors Public Safety Administration (General Business) BABachelors Public Safety Administration (General Business) BS

Bachelors 2+U: Dental Hygiene BSBachelors 2+U: Health Informatics and Information Management BSBachelors 2+U: Health Sciences BSBachelors 2+U: Medical Laboratory Science BSBachelors 2+U: Radiologic Sciences BSBachelors Nursing BSN (RN to BSN)

Bachelors Applied Technology BSBachelors Business Administration BSBABachelors Construction Engineering Technology BSBachelors Elementary Education (Teacher Assistant Program) BSBachelors Industrial Engineering Technology (Logistics) BSBachelors Industrial Engineering Technology BSBachelors Library and Information Science BABachelors Nursing BSN (RN to BSN)Bachelors Special Education BS

University of Southern Mississippi





University of Mississippi Medical Center

APPENDIX E2+2 CURRICULUM AGREEMENTS

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Degree Community/Junior College(s)

Elementary Education (K-6) BS Hinds Community CollegeHolmes Community College

Biology BS Hinds Community College

Biology BS (Environmental Science) Hinds Community College

Biology BS (Marine Science) Hinds Community CollegeBiology BS (Pre-Medicine, Pre-Veterinary, Pre-Dentistry, and Pre-Optometry) Hinds Community College

Biology BS (Pre-Pharmacy) Hinds Community College

Biology BS (Pre-Physical Therapy) Hinds Community College

Biology BS with a concentration in Marine Science Hinds Community College

Childcare and Family Education BS (Non-Licensure Track) Holmes Community College

Elementary Education (K-3) BS Holmes Community College

Elementary Education (K-6) BS Holmes Community College

Health Care Administration BS Hinds Community College

Social Work BS Holmes Community College

Agricultural Engineering Technology and Business (Surveying and Geomatics) BS

Hinds Community CollegeItawamba Community CollegeEast Mississippi Community CollegeJones County Junior College

Animal and Dairy Sciences BS


Elementary Education BS


History BA


Human Sciences BS with a concentration in Apparels, Textiles, and Fashion Merchandising






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Human Sciences BS with a concentration in Human Development and Family Studies


Industrial Technology BS


Poultry Science BS


Secondary Mathematics Education BS


Secondary Social Studies Education BS


Culinary Arts BS

Copiah Lincoln Community CollegeEast Central Community CollegeEast Mississippi Community CollegeHinds Community CollegeMeridian Community CollegeMississippi Gulf Coast Community College

Business Administration BS Coahoma Community CollegeCriminal Justice BS Coahoma Community CollegeHealth, Physical Education and Recreation BS Coahoma Community CollegeCommunications BA Coahoma Community College

Elementary Education BAEd Northeast Mississippi Community College

Management BBA Northeast Mississippi Community College

Marketing BBA Northeast Mississippi Community College

Accountancy BAccy Northwest Mississippi Community CollegeCriminal Justice (Law Enforcement, Corrections, Homeland Security) BS Northwest Mississippi Community College

Elementary Education BAEd Northwest Mississippi Community College

General Studies BGS Northwest Mississippi Community College

University of Mississippi - DeSoto Campus

Mississippi Valley State University

University of MississippiUniversity of Mississippi - Booneville Campus



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Integrated Marketing Communication BS Northwest Mississippi Community College

Liberal Studies BA Northwest Mississippi Community College

Management BBA Northwest Mississippi Community College

Management Information Systems BBA Northwest Mississippi Community College

Managerial Finance BBA Northwest Mississippi Community College

Marketing BBA Northwest Mississippi Community College

Paralegal Studies BPS Northwest Mississippi Community College

Social Work BSW Northwest Mississippi Community College

Criminal Justice (Law Enforcement, Corrections, Homeland Security) BS Holmes Community College

Elementary Education BAEd Holmes Community College

General Studies BGS Holmes Community College

Accountancy BAccy Itawamba Community CollegeCriminal Justice (Law Enforcement, Corrections, Homeland Security) BS Itawamba Community College

Elementary Education BAEd Itawamba Community College

General Studies BGS Itawamba Community College

Integrated Marketing Communication BS Itawamba Community College

Liberal Studies BA Itawamba Community College

Management BBA Itawamba Community College

Management Information Systems BBA Itawamba Community College

Managerial Finance BBA Itawamba Community College

Marketing BBA Itawamba Community College

Paralegal Studies BPS Itawamba Community College

Social Work BSW Itawamba Community College

University of Mississippi - Grenada Campus

University of Mississippi - Tupelo Campus

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