Transferring to

WESTMORELAND COUNTY COMMUNITYCOLLEGE TRANSFER GUIDE

(REVISED: APRIL 2019)

TO THE WESTMORELAND COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE STUDENT:

Entering college is an important step for each person both personally and professionally. You have taken thefirst step by beginning your education at WCCC. This booklet was prepared to help you in the next steptoward your baccalaureate degree - transferring to Seton Hill University, either on campus or online. It can be used as a guide in determining which classes you have already taken at WCCC that will transfer to Seton Hill. The first columnon each page represents the WCCC courses by number; the comparable Seton Hill course is directly acrossin the second column.

As you make your plans to transfer, please keep in mind the following:

Seton Hill University may limit the number of credits a student may earn in any one area. The number of credits transferred will be determined by the Registrar of Seton Hill.

Transfer students are required to earn a minimum of 30 Seton Hill University credits to be considered for a degree candidate.

Transfer students must earn at least one-half of their required major or minor credits at Seton Hill.

A minimum of 120 credits is required to earn an undergraduate degree at Seton Hill University with the completion of the major, minor (when applicable), and Liberal Arts Curriculum.

You must earn a grade of C- or better for courses to transfer to Seton Hill University.

Liberal Arts Curriculum, major, and minor curriculum requirements are subject to change. Transcript evaluations and transfer of credits will be determined by the Registrar’s Office at the time of your matriculation into Seton Hill University.

Please call our Transfer Counselor when you are ready to apply for admission to Seton Hill, or if you have any questions or need additional information. Transfer options include our traditional day time programs, online, or evening/Saturday programs.

For the traditional day time program, call our Transfer Counselor at 724-552-1369.For online, evening/Saturday programs, call our Program Counselor at 724-838-4208.

NONDISCRIMINATION STATEMENTSeton Hill University, as an educational institution and as an employer, values equality of opportunity, human dignity, and racial/ethnic and cultural diversity. Accordingly, the University prohibits and will not engage in discrimination or harassment on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, genetic information, sex, age, marital status, familial status, sexual orientation, disability, or status as a disabled veteran, or a veteran of the Vietnam era. Further, the University will continue to take affirmative steps to support and advance these values. This policy applies to admissions, employment, and access to and treatment in University programs and activities. This is a commitment made by the University and is in accordance with federal, state, and/or local laws and regulations. Seton Hill's annual securityand campus crime statistics report can be found in the Campus Safety section of the Seton Hill website and is alsoavailable as a paper copy by request.

Revised April 2019WCCC COURSES TRANSFERRABLE TOWARD THE SETON HILL UNIVERSITY LIBERAL ARTS CURRICULUM

Writing

ENG 161 College Writing SEL 105 Composition and Culture Part AENG 164 Advanced Composition SEL 106 Composition and Culture Part B

LA 150 Faith, Religion, and Society

SLA 150 Faith, Religion, and Society must taken at Seton Hill

Western Cultures

HIS 155 Early Western Civilization SLA 200 Western Cultural Traditions IHIS 156 Modern Western Civilization SLA 201 Western Cultural Traditions II

LA 400 Senior Integrative Seminar

SLA 400 Senior Integrative Seminar must taken at Seton Hill

(AE) - Artistic Expression (3 credits from the list below)

ART 140 IllustrationART 142 TypographyART 143 PrintmakingART 160 2-D DesignART 161 3-D DesignART 162 Drawing IART 163 Drawing IIART 165 Painting IART 166 Painting IIART 185 Clay I- Foundation CeramicsENG 165 Creative WritingENG 245 Creative Writing IIGCT 131 Type & Publishing IGCT 161 Digital Imaging & Editing IMED 160 Basic PhotographyMED 161 Portrait PhotographyMED 170 Digital Photography MUS 111 Fundamentals of Music TheoryMUS 117 Fundamentals of Applied Music Lessons IMUS 118 Fundamentals of Applied Music Lessons IIMUS 119 Fundamentals of Applied Music Lessons IIIMUS 120 Fundamentals of Applied Music Lessons IVMUS 121 Applied Music IMUS 122 Applied Music IIMUS 131 Class Voice IMUS 132 Class Voice IIMUS 141 College Symphony Band IMUS 142 College Symphonic Band IIMUS 155 Music Listening: A SurveyMUS 175 College Choir IMUS 176 College Choir IIMUS 177 College Orchestra IMUS 178 College Orchestra IIMUS 180 Class Piano IMUS 241 College Symphonic Band IIMUS 242 College Symphonic Band IVMUS 275 College Choir IIIMUS 276 College Choir IV

MUS 277 College Orchestra IIIMUS 278 College Orchestra IVMUS 280 Class Piano IIMUS 285 College Stage Band I

(GP) - Global Perspectives (3 credits from the list below)

ART 156 World Art SurveyENG 258 Survey of World LiteratureHIS 257 The World in the 20th CenturyREL 171 World Religions Survey

(LS) - Language Study (3 credits from the list below)

ASL 102 American Sign Language IIASL 201 American Sign Language IIIITA 156 Beginning Italian IISPA 256 Intermediate Spanish IIFRN 156 Beginning French IIFRN 255 Intermediate French IFRN 256 Intermediate French IISPA 156 Beginning Spanish IISPA 255 Intermediate Spanish I

(MA) - Mathematics (3-4 credits from the list below)

MTH 157 College AlgebraMTH 158 Precalculus MathematicsMTH 160 Introduction to StatisticsMTH 161 Modern College MathematicsMTH 172 Analytical Geometry and Calculus IMTH 173 Analytical Geometry and Calculus IIMTH 180 Elements of Mathematics IMTH 185 Elements of Mathematics IIMTH 271 Analytical Geometry and Calculus IIIMTH 272 Differential Equations

(PL) - Philosophy (3 credits from the list below)

PHL 155 Introduction to LogicPHL 160 Introduction to PhilosophyPHL 161 Introduction to EthicsPHL 171 World Philosophy

(SC) - Science (3-4 credits from the list below)

BIO 110 Introduction to Forensic BiologyBIO 120 Environmental IssuesBIO 145 General BotanyBIO 155 General Biology IBIO 156 General Biology IIBIO 171 Anatomy & Physiology IBIO 172 Anatomy and Physiology IIBIO 210 ZoologyBIO 265 MicrobiologyBIO 275 BiochemistryCHM 105 Technical ChemistryCHM 107 Intro Concepts in Chemistry ICHM 108 Intro Concepts in Chemistry IICHM 155 General Chemistry ICHM 156 General Chemistry IICHM 200 Unit Operations

CHM 250 Organic Chemistry ICHM 251 Organic Chemistry IICHM 264 Chemistry for the Health SciencesCRJ 296 Introduction to CriminalisticsEPS 150 AstronomyEPS 163 Introduction to Physical GeologyGEO 160 Physical Geography and EnvironmentPHY 107 Applied PhysicsPHY 155 College Physics IPHY 156 College Physics IIPHY 255 Engineering Physics I PHY 256 Engineering Physics II

Theology

Theology course must be taken at Seton Hill

(US) - U.S. Cultures (3 credits from the list below)

ART 158 American ArtMUS 255 American Popular MusicREL 181 Religion in America

WCCC Course Seton Hill Course

ACC - ACCOUNTINGACC 120 QuickBooks No CreditACC 155 Accounting I SBU 100 Principles of Accounting IACC 156 Accounting II SBU 101 Principles of Accounting IIACC 165 Accounting for Managers ElectiveACC 199 Internship in Accounting No Credit ACC 219 Managerial Accounting SBU 201 Managerial AccountingACC 222 Principles of Auditing SBU 206 AuditingACC 230 Integrated Accounting Software ElectiveACC 234 Payroll & Spreadsheet Software ElectiveACC 250 Principles of Taxation SBU 205 Principles of TaxationACC 251 Corporate Taxation ElectiveACC 255 Intermediate Accounting I SBU 202 Intermediate Accounting IACC 256 Intermediate Accounting II SBU 203 Intermediate Accounting II

ALH - ALLIED HEALTHALH 110 Basic Life Support for the Health Care Provider SER 120 Emergency PreparationALH 120 Pharmacology ElectiveALH 122 Medical Terminology SBL 141 Medical Terminology

ARC - ARCHITECTURENo credit for any of these courses.

ART - ARTArt 101 Studio Safety and StewardshipART 140 Illustration (Artistic Expression LAC) ElectiveART 142 Typography (Artistic Expression LAC) SAR 230 Typography IART 143 Printmaking (Artistic Expression LAC) SAR 265 PrintmakingART 155 Introduction to Art History ElectiveART 156 World Art Survey (Global Perspectives LAC) SAR 385 Non-Western Art: Special TopicsART 157 Intro to Contemporary Art SAR 375 Art SeminarART 158 American Art (U.S. Cultures LAC) SAR 370 American ArtART 159 History of Graphic Design SAR 395 History of Graphic DesignART 160 2-D Design (Artistic Expression LAC) SAR 120 2-D DesignART 161 3-D Design (Artistic Expression LAC) SAR 121 3-D DesignART 162 Drawing I (Artistic Expression LAC) SAR 115 Drawing

ART 163 Drawing II (Artistic Expression LAC) SAR 116 Figure DrawingART 165 Painting I (Artistic Expression LAC) SAR 255 PaintingART 166 Painting II (Artistic Expression LAC) ElectiveART 170 Introduction to Grant Writing ElectiveART 171 Art Law - Legal Issues for Creative Professionals ElectiveART 172 Museum Careers ElectiveART 175 Art Special Topics ElectiveART 183 Book Arts I ElectiveART 185 Clay I- Foundation Ceramics (Artistic Expression LAC) SAR 225 ClayART 188 Textiles I ElectiveART 285 Portfolio I ElectiveART 286 Portfolio II Elective

ASL - AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGEASL 101 American Sign Language I ElectiveASL 102 American Sign Language II (Language Study LAC) ElectiveASL 201 American Sign Language III (Language Study LAC) Elective

ATH- Art TherapyATH 175 Expressive Therapies SAT 105 Creative ConnectionsATH 176 Introduction to Visual Art Therapy SAT 205 Introduction to Visual Art Therapy

ATT - Art TechnologyATT 150 Art Technology Systems I ElectiveATT 151 Art Technology Systems II Elective

BIO - BIOLOGYBIO 107 Human Biology ElectiveBIO 110 Introduction to Forensic Biology (Science LAC) ElectiveBIO 120 Environmental Issues (Science LAC) SBL 145 The Environment:Issues & ChoicesBIO 130 Introduction to Forensic Pathology SFN 405 Special Topics: Forensic ScienceBIO 145 General Botany (Science LAC) ElectiveBIO 155 General Biology I (Science LAC) SBL 160, 161 Organismal Biology & LabBIO 156 General Biology II (Science LAC) SBL 162, 163 Plant Biology and Ecology & LabBIO 160 Introduction to Forensic Toxicology- Poisons, Drugs and Death SFN 405 Special Topics: Forensic ScienceBIO 171 Anatomy & Physiology I SHL 214 and SHL 215 Human Anatomy & Physiology I with Lab, Science (LAC)BIO 172 Anatomy and Physiology II SHL 216 and SHL 217 Human Anatomy & Physiology II with Lab, Science (LAC)BIO 210 Zoology (Science LAC) ElectiveBIO 265 Microbiology (Science LAC) SBL 218, 219 MicrobiologyBIO 275 Biochemistry (Science LAC) SCH 202 Biochemical PrinciplesBIO 285 Molecular Genetics Elective

BKP - BAKING AND PASTRYNo credit for any of these courses.

BUS - BUSINESSBUS 120 Mathematics of Business ElectiveBUS 140 Introduction to Business ElectiveBUS 158 Principles of Management SBU 180 Principles of ManagementBUS 188 Social Media in Business ElectiveBUS 205 Business Law SBU 340 Business Law IBUS 240 Techniques of Selling SBU 330 Effective SellingBUS 241 Human Resource Management SBU 295 Personnel/Human Resource ManagementBUS 244 Business Statistics SSS 250 Introductory Statistics - for business majors onlyBUS 245 Principles of Marketing SBU 220 Marketing BUS 249 Labor Relations SBU 345 Employee/Labor Relations and NegotiationsBUS 250 Calculus for Business SMA 108 Applied Calculus for Business and AccountingBUS 258 Supervisory Management No CreditBUS 260 Small Business Management ElectiveBUS 262 Effective Entrepreneurship ElectiveBUS 275 Organizational Behavior SCA 280 Organizational LeadershipBUS 285 Compensation Management Elective

BUS 288 Business Analytics ElectiveBUS 296 Business Strategy ElectiveBUS 299 Business Internship No Credit

CED - COOPERATIVE EDUCATIONCED 155 Cooperative Education Exp. I By Department RecommendationCED 255 Cooperative Education Exp. II By Department Recommendation

CHM - CHEMISTRYCHM 102 Careers in Laboratory Technology No CreditCHM 107 Introductory Concepts in Chemistry I (Science LAC) SCH 104 Fundamentals of Chemistry CHM 108 Introductory Concepts in Chemistry II (Science LAC) SCH 115, 116 General & Organic Chemistry Principles & LabCHM 120 Chemistry and Laboratory Safety No CreditCHM 155 General Chemistry I (Science LAC) SCH 140, 141 General Chemistry I & LabCHM 156 General Chemistry II (Science LAC) SCH 142, 143 General Chemistry II & LabCHM 199 Chemistry Internship I No CreditCHM 250 Organic Chemistry I (Science LAC) SCH 210, 211 Organic Chemistry I & LabCHM 251 Organic Chemistry II (Science LAC) SCH 212, 213 Organic Chemistry II & LabCHM 264 Chemistry for the Health Sciences (Science LAC) ElectiveCHM 299 Chemistry Internship II SCH 430 Internship

CIS - CYBER SECURITYCIS 168 Principles of Information Security SCY 125 Intro to Computer Security and ForensicsCIS 209 Network Security Fundamentals SCY 395 Network Security ICIS 210 Advanced Digital Forensics ElectiveCIS 212 Digital Forensics Fundamentals SCS 270 Computer Forensics Desktop & MobileCIS 255 Ethical Hacking and Software Defense SCS 396 Network Security II

CNC - COMPUTER NUMERICAL CONTROLNo credit for any of these courses.

CPT - COMPUTER TECHNOLOGYCPT 145 Introduction to Computer Technology No CreditCPT 150 Microcomputer Concepts Elective (no more than five years old at time of matriculation)CPT 160 Introduction to Programming No CreditCPT 162 Visual Basic No CreditCPT 163 Java Programming I SCS 132 Programming I: Java*CPT 180 C++ Programming SCS 121 Systems ProgrammingCPT 181 Introduction to Telecommunications ElectiveCPT 182 Operating Systems SCS 225 Experience with Computer Systems AdminCPT 183 Local Area Networks ElectiveCPT 195 Excel for Windows No CreditCPT 196 Access for Windows No CreditCPT 198 Fiber-Optic Technologies No CreditCPT 199 Internship SCS 430 InternshipCPT 201 Web Content Development No CreditCPT 203 HTML and CSS No CreditCPT 206 JAVASCRIPT ElectiveCPT 213 Java Programming II SCS 132 Programming I: Java*CPT 214 Wireless Communication ElectiveCPT 219 Fiber Optic Analysis and Design ElectiveCPT 222 Fiber Optic Testing and Troubleshooting ElectiveCPT 248 PC Hardware No CreditCPT 249 PC Troubleshooting No CreditCPT 256 Linux Desktop No CreditCPT 259 User Support Operations No CreditCPT 262 Windows Client Server ElectiveCPT 264 Windows Server Management No CreditCPT 271 PHP and SQL No CreditCPT 278 Integrated Office Applications ElectiveCPT 286 System Analysis and Design SCS 301 Analysis of Mobile Software Systems*CPT 163 Java Programming I and CPT 213 Programming II together are equal to SCS 132 Programming I: Java

CRJ - CRIMINAL JUSTICECRJ 155 Introduction to Criminal Justice SCJ 110 Intro to Criminal JusticeCRJ 160 Criminal Law I SCJ 225 The Criminal CourtCRJ 162 Police Administration I SCJ 200 Law Enforcement in the CommunityCRJ 163 Criminal Procedure SCJ 225 The Criminal CourtCRJ 172 Substance Abuse and Crime SCJ 250 Special TopicsCRJ 180 Corrections SCJ 300 CorrectionsCRJ 195 Introduction to Private Security No CreditCRJ 220 Research Methods in Criminal Justice SSS 251 Research Methods (Criminal Justice majors only)CRJ 225 Criminology of Terrorism SCJ 250 Special TopicsCRJ 255 Juvenile Delinquency SCJ 220 Juvenile DelinquencyCRJ 262 Crime Prevention SCJ 250 Special TopicsCRJ 263 Investigative Concepts SCJ 250 Special TopicsCRJ 265 White Collar Crime SCJ 250 Special TopicsCRJ 276 Community Relations SCJ 200 Law Enforcement in the CommunityCRJ 277 Ethics and the Criminal Justice System SCJ 250 Special TopicsCRJ 283 Institutional Treatment of Adults and Juveniles No CreditCRJ 287 Multiculturalism and the Criminal Justice System SSO 200 Race, Class, and Gender (Criminal Justice majors only)CRJ 290 Principles of Criminology SCJ 250 Special TopicsCRJ 296 Introduction to Criminalistics SFN 105 Fundamentals of Criminalistics, Science (LAC)

CUL - CULINARY ARTSNo credit for any of these courses.

DAE - EXPANDED FUNCTIONS DENTAL ASSISTINGNo credit for any of these courses.

DAH - DENTAL HYGIENENo credit for any of these courses.

DAS - DENTAL ASSISTINGNo credit for any of these courses.

DFT - DRAFTINGNo credit for any of these courses.

DMS - DIAGNOSTIC MEDICAL SONOGRAPHYDMS 103 Cross Sectional Anatomy for Ultrasound No CreditDMS 105 Abdominal I ElectiveDMS 106 Obstetrics I No CreditDMS 201 Patient Care/Legal/Ethical Issues No CreditDMS 204 Gynecology ElectiveDMS 205 Abdominal II ElectiveDMS 206 Obstetrics II ElectiveDMS 207 Small Parts, Breasts & Neuro No CreditDMS 208 Intro to Vascular ElectiveDMS 210 Clinical I No CreditDMS 211 Clinical II No CreditDMS 212 Clinical III No CreditDMS 213 Acoustical Principles & Instrumentation ElectiveDMS 214 Acoustical Principles / Instrumentation No Credit

DTT - DIETETIC TECHNOLOGYDTT 111 Introduction to Dietary Management Elective (Dietetics major does not require electives.)DTT 114 Medical Nutrition Therapy Elective (Dietetics major does not require electives.)DTT 199 Nutritional Services Management Practicum Elective (Dietetics major does not require electives.)

ECE - EDUCATION/PRE-K TO GRADE 4ECE 179 Infant & Toddler Development SED 206 Typical and Atypical Growth and Development*ECE 180 Child Growth & Development SED 206 Typical and Atypical Growth and Development*ECE 182 Early Childhood Education Curriculum SED 202 Teaching Strategies PreK to Grade 4; must earn final grade of B or better.

ECE 183 Creative Experiences SED 235 Art, Music, and MovementECE 185 Intro to Early Childhood Education SED 110 Foundations of Education and School Law**ECE 186 Family and Society ElectiveECE 187 Child Care Management SED 262 Child Care Administration*** ECE 188 Introduction to Exceptional Development SED 205 Introduction to Exceptional ChildrenECE 189 Early Childhood Language and Literacy SED 312 Language DevelopmentECE 190 Child Health, Safety, & Nutrition SED 262 Child Care Administration*** ECE 191 Assessment & Observation-Young Children ElectiveECE 194 Education of Young Children with Special Needs ElectiveECE 284 Early Childhood Education Practicum SED 300 Practicum:Pre K to Grade 4* ECE 179 Infant & Toddler Development and ECE 180 Child Growth & Development together are equal to ED206 Typical and Atypical Growth and Development.** ECE 185 Intro Early Childhoood Ed and EDU 156 Intro to Middle and Sec Ed together are equal to SED 110 Foundations of Education and School Law.***ECE 187 Child Care Management and ECE 190 Child Health, Safety, & Nutrition together are equal to SED 262 Child Care Administration

ECN - ECONOMICSECN 158 Elements of Economics ElectiveECN 255 Macroeconomics SEC 102 Principles of MacroeconomicsECN 256 Microeconomics SEC 101 Principles of MicroeconomicsECN 260 Money and Banking Elective

EDU - EDUCATIONEDU 156 Introduction to Middle and Secondary Education SED 110 Foundations of Education and School Law**EDU 188 Intro to Exceptional Development SED 205 Introduction to Exceptional ChildrenEDU 200 Introduction to Instructional Technology SED 118 Principles of Instructional TechnologiesEDU 250 Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages SED 227 Teaching English Language Learners** ECE 182 Intro Early Childhoood Ed and EDU 156 Intro to Middle and Sec Ed together are equal to SED 110 Foundations of Education and School Law.

EGR - ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGYNo credit for any of these courses.

ELC - ELECTRONICSNo credit for any of these courses.

EMA - ELECTRICAL MECHANICAL AUTOMATIONNo credit for any of these courses.

ENG - ENGLISHENG 085 College Literacy I No CreditENG 095 College Literacy II No CreditENG 161 College Writing SEL 105 Composition and Culture Part AENG 162 Technical Communication ElectiveENG 163 Business Communication ElectiveENG 164 Advanced Composition SEL 106 Composition and Culture Part BENG 165 Creative Writing (Artistic Expression LAC) SEL 153 Intro to Creative WritingENG 166 Human Services Writing No credit toward Human Services major*ENG 168 Police Report Writing ElectiveENG 225 Hip Hop Studies ElectiveENG 233 Children's Literature ElectiveENG 240 Science Fiction ElectiveENG 245 Creative Writing II (Artistic Expression LAC) ElectiveENG 250 Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages SED 227 Teaching English Language LearnersENG 255 Introduction to Literature SEL 150 Introduction to English StudiesENG 258 Survey of World Literature (Global Perspectives LAC) SEL 263 Topics in World LiteratureENG 264 Introduction to Journalism ElectiveENG 275 World Mythologies ElectiveENG 276 African American Literature SEL 273 Topics in American LiteratureENG 279 Women's Literature ElectiveENG 290 Shakespeare Elective*No credit will be awarded toward SSO 205 Writing for the Human Services - student must take this course at Seton Hill to completethe writing intensive requirement for the Human Services major.

EPS - EARTH AND PLANETARY SCIENCE

EPS 150 Astronomy (Science LAC) ElectiveEPS 160 Earth Science ElectiveEPS 163 Introduction to Physical Geology (Science LAC) Elective

ESL - ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGEESL 100 English as a Second Language No credit

EUT - ELECTRIC UTILITY TECHNOLOGYNo credit for any of these courses.

FIN - FINANCEFIN 155 Personal Finance ElectiveFIN 220 Business Finance SBU 204 Principles of FinanceFIN 246 Principles of Insurance No CreditFIN 266 Financial Statement Analysis SBU302 Financial Statement Analysis

FRN - FRENCHFRN 155 Beginning French I SFR 100 Intro to French Language & Culture IFRN 156 Beginning French II (Language Study LAC) SFR 105 Intro to French Language & Culture IIFRN 255 Intermediate French I (Language Study LAC) SFR 205 Intermediate French*FRN 256 Intermediate French II (Language Study LAC) SFR 205 Intermediate French**FRN 255 and FRN 256 together are equivalent to FR205 Intermediate French

FSM - RESTAURANT/CULINARY MANAGEMENTFSM 101 Food Safety Certification No CreditFSM 103 Introduction to Hospitality Industry ElectiveFSM 105 Foods I SNT 120/121 Food Science and Technology I and Lab FSM 112 Quantity Foods SNT 324/325 Food Service Systems Management I and Lab*FSM 113 Customer Service ElectiveFSM 117 Wait Staff/Dining Room Training ElectiveFSM 118 Sanitation SNT 220 Safety and Sanitation Food ServiceFSM 119 Beverage Management ElectiveFSM 120 Wine Appreciation and Service ElectiveFSM 157 Catering ElectiveFSM 159 Nutrition ElectiveFSM 170 Food Culture and Religion ElectiveFSM 213 A la Carte Kitchen ElectiveFSM 215 Purchasing and Operations SNT 324/325 Food Service Systems Management I and Lab*FSM 218 Hospitality Marketing ElectiveFSM 219 Hospitality Internship No CreditFSM 225 Hospitality Study Tour I Elective FSM 226 Hospitality Study Tour II ElectiveFSM 235 Supervision and Training Elective *FSM 112 Quantity Foods and FSM 215 Purchasing and Operations together are equivalent to SNT 324/325 Food Service Systems Mgmt I and Lab

FST - FIRE SCIENCENo credit for any of these courses.

GCT - GRAPHIC COMMUNICATIONSGCT 100 Design Technology ElectiveGCT 115 Design & Layout I ElectiveGCT 125 Emerging Technology I ElectiveGCT 131 Type & Publishing I (Artistic Expression LAC) SAR 190 Graphic Design IGCT 151 Art & Illustration I ElectiveGCT 155 Graphics & Lettering I ElectiveGCT 161 Digital Imaging & Editing I (Artistic Expression LAC) SAR 180 Digital Imaging IGCT 163 Emerging Technology II ElectiveGCT 185 Print & Prepress I ElectiveGCT 215 Design and Layout II SAR 290 Typography II* GCT 231 Type & Publishing II SAR 290 Typography II* GCT 251 Art & Illustration II SAR 475 Art SeminarGCT 255 Graphics & Lettering II SAR 475 Art Seminar

GCT 261 Digital Imaging & Editing II SAR 281 Digital Imaging IIGCT 287 Emerging Technology III ElectiveGCT 290 Seminar in Graphics ElectiveGCT 299 Graphics Internship Elective* GCT 215 and GCT 231 together are equal to SAR 290 Typography II

GEO - GEOGRAPHYGEO 155 Introduction to Human Geography: Human Settlements and Global ChangeSHY 106 Historical and Political GeographyGEO 160 Physical Geography and the Global Environment (Science LAC) Elective

HAC - HEATING, VENTILATION, AIR-CONDITIONING AND REFRIGERATIONNo credit for any of these courses.

HCM- MEDICAL/HEALTHCARE MANAGEMENT - NewHCM 130 A&P for Medical Office No CreditHCM 145 Medical Office Procedures No CreditHCM 150 Medical Billing Management No CreditHCM 155 Introduction to Electronic Health Record No CreditHCM 165 Law & Ethics for Healthcare Elective HCM 199 Medical Internship No CreditHCM 250 Diagnostic Medical Coding No CreditHCM 260 Procedural Medical Coding No CreditHCM 270 Hospital Billing and Coding No CreditHCM 285 Advanced Medical Coding No Credit

HIS - HISTORYHIS 155 Early Western Civilization (Western Cultures LAC) SLA 200 Western Cultural Traditions IHIS 156 Modern Western Civilization (Western Cultures LAC) SLA 201 Western Cultural Traditions IIHIS 249 The Civil War SHY 206 The Era of Civil War and ReconstructionHIS 255 Early U.S. and PA History SHY 103 Introduction to American HistoryHIS 256 Modern U.S. and PA History SHY 112 PA History, Government, and GeographyHIS 257 The World in the 20th Century (Global Perspectives LAC) ElectiveHIS 262 Modern Latin American History Elective** Either HIS 255 or HIS 256 may be used toward SHY 103 Intro to American History.

HMS - HUMAN SERVICESHMS 155 Introduction to Human Services and Social Work SSW 150 Intro to Profession of Social WorkHMS 157 Interviewing and Recordkeeping Skills ElectiveHMS 160 Group Process ElectiveHMS 162 Problem Solving and Counseling Skills SSW 330 Generalist Practice I: Individuals (Social Work majors)HMS 162 Problem Solving and Counseling Skills SSW 271 The Helping Relationship (Behavioral Health majors)HMS 163 Introduction to Social Welfare ElectiveHMS 170 Race & Diversity in the U.S. ElectiveHMS 171 Introduction to Gerontology SSO 365 Aging and Old Age HMS 172 Drug and Alcohol Dependency SSW 122 Understanding AddictionsHMS 258 Human Services Practicum I SSO 430 Internship or SSW 441 Field PracticumHMS 259 Human Services Practicum II SSW 441 Field Practicum

HMT - HOTEL/MOTEL MANAGEMENTHMT 160 Executive Housekeeping and Front Office Procedures ElectiveHMT 161 Recreational Facilities Management ElectiveHMT 170 Casino/Gaming Operations No CreditHMT 172 Casino Marketing No CreditHMT 174 Introduction to Casino Surveillance and Security No CreditHMT 176 Introduction to Casino Financial Controls No CreditHMT 262 Lodging and Property Management ElectiveHMT 264 Convention and Meeting Management Elective

HON - HONORSHON 295 Honors Seminar By Department RecommendationHON 296 Honors Seminar By Department RecommendationHON 297 Honors Seminar By Department Recommendation

HON 298 Honors Seminar By Department Recommendation

HOR - HORTICULTURENo credit for any of these courses.

HPE - HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATIONHPE 156 Health and Physical Education ElectiveHPE 157 Perspectives in Health ElectiveHPE 176 Aerobics/Weight Training No Credit

HSM- HOMELAND SECURITYHSM 101 Orientation to HSM/Emergency Preparedness, Planning and ResponseElectiveHSM 102 Prinicipals of Emergency Services ElectiveHSM 103 Intro to Vulnerability Assessments and Physical Security ElectiveHSM 105 Intro to Homeland Security Grant Writing and Grants Management ElectiveHSM 107 Continuity of Operation Planning with COOP Exercise ElectiveHSM 109 Emergency Medical Services and Health Services Orientation ElectiveHSM 201 Emergency Management and Planning Elective

HSS - HEALTH AND SAFETY SERVICESNo credit for any of these courses.

HUM - HUMANITIESHUM 140 Social Media: Society and Citizenship ElectiveHUM 156 Critical Thinking Elective

ITA- ITALIANITA 155 Beginning Italian I SIT 100 Elementary Italian Language IITA 156 Beginning Italian II (Language Study LAC) SIT 105 Elementary Italian Language II

LAS - PARALEGALLAS 101 The Legal Assistant SPS 122 Introduction to American LawLAS 111 Legal Analysis ElectiveLAS 115 Torts No CreditLAS 120 Estates and Trusts No CreditLAS 125 Litigation I ElectiveLAS 140 Domestic Relations No CreditLAS 200 Constitutional Powers and Civil Liberties ElectiveLAS 210 Legal Writing No CreditLAS 215 Legal Research ElectiveLAS 293 Internship SPS 430 Internship

MAS - MEDICAL ASSISTINGNo credit for any of these courses. MED - MULTIMEDIA TECHNOLOGY ElectiveMED 103 Podcasting & Social Media ElectiveMED 105 Multimedia Basics for Web ElectiveMED 110 Digital Presentation ElectiveMED 150 Editing and Video Techniques/ Premiere Pro ElectiveMED 155 Introduction to Multimedia ElectiveMED 158 History of Cinema SHU 265 The Art of the FilmMED 159 DSLR Video Production ElectiveMED 160 Basic Photography (Artistic Expression LAC) SAR 135 Black and White PhotographyMED 161 Portrait Photography (Artistic Expression LAC) ElectiveMED 170 Digital Photography/ Photoshop (Artistic Expression LAC) SAR 180 Digital Imaging IMED 199 Internship SCA 430 Senior InternshipMED 200 Portfolio Development ElectiveMED 240 Audio Techniques/Audition ElectiveMED 255 Public Relations SCA 195 Integrated Marketing CommunicationMED 256 Advertising SCA 295 Campaign and Event DevelopmentMED 257 Television Production Elective

MED 260 Interactive Multimedia ElectiveMED 263 Photojournalism ElectiveMED 265 Color Photography ElectiveMED 266 Studio/Location Photography ElectiveMED 270 Advanced Editing and Video Techniques/ Premiere Pro ElectiveMED 271 Advanced Digital Photography/ Photoshop ElectiveMED 290 Video Special Effects ElectiveMED 299 Internship SEL 430 Internship

MET- METALLURGYNo credit for any of these courses.

MKT - MARKETINGMKT 242 Retailing ElectiveMKT 251 Consumer Behavior ElectiveMKT 252 Public Relations SCA 395 Crisis Management in Public RelationsMKT 253 Global Marketing No CreditMKT 254 Advertising and Promotion SCA 195 Integrated Marketing CommunicationMKT 299 Marketing Internship No Credit

MPT - MANUFACTURING PROCESS TECHNOLOGYNo credit for any of these courses.

MTH - MATHEMATICSMTH 050 Basic Mathematics No CreditMTH 050A Basic Mathematics Emporium No CreditMTH 052 Foundations of Algebra No CreditMTH 052A Foundations of Algebra Emporium No CreditMTH 100 Intermediate Algebra No CreditMTH 100A Intermediate Algebra Emporium No CreditMTH 108 Mathematics for the Technologies I No CreditMTH 109 Mathematics for the Technologies II No CreditMTH 157 College Algebra (Mathematics LAC) SMA 103 College AlgebraMTH 158 Precalculus Mathematics (Mathematics LAC) SMA 120 PrecalculusMTH 160 Introduction to Statistics (Mathematics LAC) SSS 250 Introductory Statistics MTH 161 Modern College Mathematics (Mathematics LAC) ElectiveMTH 172 Analytical Geometry and Calculus I (Mathematics LAC) SMA 130 Calculus 1 with Analytical GeometryMTH 173 Analytical Geometry and Calculus II (Mathematics LAC) SMA 140 Calculus 2MTH 180 Elements of Mathematics I (Mathematics LAC) SMA 100 Structure of the Number System 1MTH 185 Elements of Mathematics II (Mathematics LAC) SMA 102 Structure of the Number System 2MTH 271 Analytical Geometry and Calculus III (Mathematics LAC) SMA 200 Calculus 3MTH 272 Differential Equations (Mathematics LAC) SMA 325 Calculus 4 with Differential EquationsMTH 275 Linear Algebra ElectiveMTH 277 Discrete Mathematics SMA 205 Discrete Mathematics

MTT - MACHINE TECHNOLOGYNo credit for any of these courses.

MUS - MUSICMUS 155 Music Listening: A Survey (Artistic Expression LAC) SMU 101 Experiencing MusicMUS 160 Music History I SMU 272 Music from Antiquity to 1750MUS 255 American Popular Music (U.S. Cultures LAC) Elective

NSG - NURSINGNo credit for any of these courses.

OFT - OFFICE TECHNOLOGYOFT 100 Basic Keyboarding No CreditOFT 110 Document Processing I Education-Business Teacher Certification students onlyNo credit for the remainder of the OFT courses.

PDV - PERSONAL DEVELOPMENTNo credit for any of these courses.

PHB - PHLEBOTOMYNo credit for any of these courses.

PHL - PHILOSOPHYPHL 155 Introduction to Logic (Philosophy LAC) SPL 270 Logic and ArgumentPHL 160 Introduction to Philosophy (Philosophy LAC) SPL 100 Introduction to PhilosophyPHL 161 Introduction to Ethics (Philosophy LAC) SPL 210 Introduction to EthicsPHL 171 World Philosophy (Philosophy LAC) Elective

PHY - PHYSICSPHY 107 Applied Physics (Science LAC) ElectivePHY 110 Fundamentals of Physics No CreditPHY 125 Physics for Radiology ElectivePHY 130 Physics for Sonography ElectivePHY 153 Introduction to Physics ElectivePHY 155 College Physics I (Science LAC) SPH106, 107 College Physics I and LabPHY 156 College Physics II (Science LAC) SPH108, 109 College Physics I and LabPHY 255 Engineering Physics I (Science LAC) SPH 110, 111 General Physics I and LabPHY 256 Engineering Physics II (Science LAC) SPH 112, 113 General Physics II and Lab

POL - POLITICAL SCIENCEPOL 155 American National Government SPS 121 American National GovernmentPOL 156 Modern Political Systems SPS 204 Comparative PoliticsPOL 200 Constitutional Powers and Civil Liberties ElectivePOL 220 Research Methods in the Social Sciences SSS 251 Research MethodsPOL 255 American State and Local Government SPS 222 State & Local GovernmentPOL 256 International Relations SPS 242 International Relations

PSY - PSYCHOLOGYPSY 160 General Psychology SPY 110 Introductory PsychologyPSY 161 Human Growth and Development SPY 223 Lifespan Development or SSW 250 Human Behavior & Social Environment IPSY 163 Physiologic Psychology SPY 350 Biological PsychologyPSY 165 Educational Psychology ElectivePSY 167 Death and Dying ElectivePSY 250 Research Methods in Psychology SSS 251 Research MethodsPSY 260 Social Psychology No credit toward Psychology major*PSY 265 Child Psychology SPY 225 Infancy, Childhood, Adolescence & LabPSY 267 Psychology of Gender ElectivePSY 268 Adolescent Psychology ElectivePSY 269 Human Memory and Cognition SPY 315 Special Topics in PsychologyPSY 270 Abnormal Psychology SPY 280 Abnormal PsychologyPSY 275 Human Sexuality Elective*No credit will be awarded toward PY 215 Social Psychology - student must take this course at Seton Hill to completethe writing intensive requirement for the Psychology major.

RAD - RADIOLOGY TECHNOLOGYNo Credit for any of these courses.

REL - RELIGIONREL 171 World Religions Survey (Global Perspectives LAC) SRT 320 Religions of AsiaREL 181 Religion in America (U.S. Cultures LAC) SRT 315 Religion in America

RLS - REAL ESTATENo credit for any of these courses.

SOC - SOCIOLOGYSOC 155 Principles of Sociology SSO 100 Principles of SociologySOC 161 The Sociology of the Family SSO 316 Marriage & Families SOC 162 Contemporary Social Problems ElectiveSOC 170 Racial and Ethnic Minorities ElectiveSOC 255 Cultural Anthropology Elective

SPA - SPANISHSPA 155 Beginning Spanish I SSP 100 Elementary Spanish Language and Culture ISPA 156 Beginning Spanish II (Language Study LAC) SSP 105 Elementary Spanish language and Culture IISPA 255 Intermediate Spanish I (Language Study LAC) SSP 205 Intermediate Spanish Language and Culture ISPA 256 Intermediate Spanish II (Language Study LAC) Elective

SPC - SPEECH COMMUNICATIONSPC 155 Effective Speech SCA 130 Oral CommunicationSPC 156 Interpersonal Communication ElectiveSPC 157 Fundamentals of Small Group Communication SCA 280 Organizational LeadershipSPC 158 Oral Interpretation ElectiveSPC 255 Persuasion and Propaganda SPS 228 Public Opinion and Propaganda

TRV - HOTEL/RESORT MANAGEMENTTRV 171 Travel and Tourism Principles ElectiveTRV 273 Travel Destinations ElectiveTRV 274 Tour Planning and Sales Elective

WEB - WEB TECHNOLOGYNo credit for any of these courses.

WEL - WELDINGNo credit for any of these courses.

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visit setonhill.edu, or feel free to get in touch anytime.

If you are interested in transferring to Seton Hill as a traditional student, please

visit setonhill.edu/undergradtransfer,or contact:

Office of Admissions (724) 838-4281 or (800) 826-6234

admit@setonhill.edu

If you are interested in transferring to Seton Hill’s Adult Degree Program, please visit setonhill.edu/adultdegree, or contact:

Adult Degree ProgramOnline or on campus

Bachelor’s degrees for busy adults!(724) 838-4208 or (800) 826–6234

gadmit@setonhill.edu