BIG BEND COMMUNITY COLLEGE
THE ARTS, EDUCATION & HUMAN SERVICES
TRANSFER GENERIC (AA&S DTA)
This advising map is intended for a broad range of transfer students. It provides the greatest
flexibility for curricular exploration while meeting university breadth requirements (e.g. GenEd,
UCORE, etc.), as reflected in the Direct Transfer Agreement (DTA) annotation of this degree.
Please work with an advisor to ensure any additional requirements such as for
Students interested in specific transfer programs should refer to those advising maps
(e.g.
business, psychology, social work, STEM majors). For those programs where a specific map
does not exist, please use this advising map to complete prerequisites to certify/apply to your intended university
program. Please note that this advising map does not guarantee admission into a university or specific program.
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Complete Admissions and Placement processes at www.bigbend.edu/admissions/apply-now
DEGREE REQUIREMENTS
Basic and Breadth Requirements (68 credits)
BASIC SKILL COMMUNICATIONS (BS) (10 credits)
ENGL& 101Composition I (5) and
ENGL& 102Composition II (5) OR
ENGL& 235 – Technical Writing (5)
SYMBOLIC QUANTITATIVE REASONING (SQR) (5 credits)
Any MATH course above 101
MATH& 107 Math in Society (5)
(Liberal and Fine Arts, Early Childhood Ed)
MATH& 141 Pre-Calculus I (5)
(Computer Science, Manufacturing, STEM)
MATH& 146 Statistics (5)
(K-12 Ed, Social Work, Criminal Justice, Psychology)
OR
PHIL& 120 Symbolic Logic (5)
(Liberal and Fine Arts, undecided)
HUMANITIES (HU/HP) (15 credits from TWO disciplines)
Includes art, communications, diversity, English, foreign
languages, music, philosophy, religious studies
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Maximum 5 credits of HP
Maximum 5 credits of 100-level foreign language
SOCIAL SCIENCES (SS) (15 credits from THREE disciplines)
Includes anthropology, criminal justice, economics,
history, political science, psychology, sociology
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MATH/SCIENCE (LS/MS/NS) (15 credits)
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At least one LAB SCIENCE (LS) Course
Maximum 5 credits of additional math
ADDITIONAL BREADTH (5 credits)
(HP/HU/SS/LS/MS/NS/SQR)
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PE/WELLNESS (PEH) (3 credits)
PEH 100 Lifetime Wellness (3) OR
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Specified and General Electives ( 22 credits )
SPECIFIED (HU/HP/SS/LS/MS/NS/SE) (10 credits)
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GENERAL (any 100-level and above course) (12 credits)
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DEGREE TOTAL 90 CREDITS
Rev 2018.07.25
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NAME: ______________________
AA&S DTA PRE-REQUISITE FLOW CHART (ENGLISH/MATH/SCIENCE)
Start by talking with an advisor to determine which courses to take first based on your placement scores.
This flow chart mostly outlines English, Math and Sciences courses with a prerequisite to college-level courses.
Science Courses WITHOUT Prerequisites
Lab Sciences
BIOL& 100 Survey of Biology (LS)
BOT 130 Botany (LS)
BOT 140 Field Botany (LS)
Natural Sciences
BIOL& 170 Human Biology (NS)
ENVS& 100 Survey of Environmental Science (NS)
of SEQUENCE
PRE-requisite
CO-requisite
KEY
CHEM& 161
General Chem I
PHYS& 114
General Physics I
MATH& 107
Math in Society
MATH& 146
Statistics
PHIL& 120
Symbolic Logic
MATH& 141
Pre-Calculus I
ENGL 098
Basic English Skills
ENGL 099
English Skills
ENGL& 101
Composition I
ENGL& 102
Composition II
ENGL& 235
Technical Writing
CHEM& 105
Chemical Concepts
DVS 080
College
Transition Math
MATH 094
Intro to Algebra
MATH 098
Intermediate
Algebra I
MATH 099
Intermediate
Algebra II
HUM 214
Diversity Issues
ASTR& 101
Intro to
Astronomy
CHEM& 121
Intro to Chemistry
GEOL& 101
Intro Physical
Geology
PHYS& 110
Physics
(non-sci majors)
ANTH& 100
Survey of
Anthropology
NUTR& 101
Nutrition
COURSES WITHOUT PREREQUISITES (OPTIONS)
Work with an advisor for additional options
Exploratory Humanities & Social Sciences
ANTH& 100 Survey of Anthropology (SS)
ART& 100 Art Appreciation (HU)
CJ& 101 Intro to Criminal Justice (SS)
CMST& 210 Interpersonal Communications (HU)
ENGL 105 The Moral of the Story (HU)
ENGL 211 Intro to Creative Writing (HU)
Foreign Languages French, German, Spanish
HIST& 116 Western Civilization I (SS)
MUSC& 105 Music Appreciation (HU)
PHIL& 101 Intro to Philosophy (HU)
POLS& 101 Intro to Political Science (SS)
REL 201 World Religions (HU)
PSYC& 100 General Psychology (SS)
SOC& 101 Intro to Sociology (SS)
Career Exploration Specified and General Electives
ACCT 105 Intro to Accounting (GE)
AGR 101 Orientation to Ag Industry & Careers (GE)
BUS& 101 – Intro to Business (SE)
CS 101 Intro to Computer Science (SE)
CSS 100 College Success Skills (GE)
CSS 105 Intro to Healthcare Studies (GE)
ECED& 105 Intro to Early Childhood Ed (GE)
ENGR 110 Intro to Science and Engineering (SE)
MCT 110 Intro to Mechatronic Applications (GE)
UMS 101 Intro to Unmanned Systems (GE)
FIRST-YEAR ADVISING
FALL
WINTER
SPRING
BBCC Foundation scholarship app
Fill out FAFSA or WAFSA for next
year
Meet with your advisor
Identify a 2-4 year plan based on
enrollment status (1/2, 3/4, Full-
Time)
Explore university majors and build
quarter-by-quarter education plan
Complete and submit BBCC
Foundation app (due early March)
Review education plan with advisor
Identify need to take summer courses
SECOND-YEAR ADVISING
FALL
WINTER
SPRING
Fill out FAFSA or WAFSA and include
universities you intend to apply to
Complete university scholarship
apps
Meet with your advisor
Review education plan with advisor
Coordinate campus visits to
universities you have applied to
Submit Application for Graduation if
you will complete degree by fall
Review education plan with advisor
Identify need to take summer courses
Confirm acceptance to a university for
the upcoming Fall quarter/semester
(typically due by May 1
st
)
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