Transfer from Johnson County Community College - JCCC - 2010-2011

Students transferring to Park University from Johnson County Community College with an Associate degree (excluding AAS) can expect junior standing and acceptance of a minimum 60 credits. No more than 75 credits will be accepted from all two-year college sources. To assure completion of Park's university-wide graduation requirements, the following coursework should be included in the Associate Degree.

Park University			Johnson County Community College
EN 105	Writing Strategies & Concepts	3 cr.	ENGL 121
EN 106	Writing Purposes Research	3 cr.	ENGL 122
WCT	Writing Competency Test		No Equivalency
EN 306	Professional Writing in the Disciplines	3 cr.	No Equivalency
MA 135	College Algebra OR MA120 Statistics	3 cr.	MATH171  College Algebra, MATH181 Statistics
CA 103 Public Speaking OR			SPD 121 Public Speaking
CA 105 Human Communication OR			SPD 125 Personal Communication
TH 105 Oral Communication                                3 cr.			THEA 138 Oral Interpretation of Literature
CS 140 Introduction to Computers                       3 cr.			CIS 124 Intro Computing Concepts/Applications
Two semesters of same language (8 hours)			2 semesters German, French, Spanish OR Russian
Science with lab                                                    4 cr.			Lab class from BIOL, CHEM, OR PSC 120

For students transferring to Park with an Associates of Arts or Science degree, the general education required curriculum will be complete provided the student has successfully completed the following with a "C" or better:

• 6 cr. in the Division of Humanities
• 3 cr. in the Division of Natural Sciences
• 6 cr. in the Division of Social Sciences

Courses within the Associates degree carrying a "D" grade will be accepted as electives only and will not be accepted as satisfying any Park University requirement including the coursework needed to fulfill the liberal education component. For students transferring to Park without an Associates degree or with an Associate of Applied Science, the liberal education required curriculum can be met as follows provided each course carries a "C" or better.

LIBERAL EDUCATION	HUMANITIES ENGL130, ENGL234; ART182; HUMN122; SPD120; NATURAL SCIENCE HPER 202; SOCIAL SCIENCE ANTH126; HIST140, OR HIST141; POLS124, POLS132; PSYC218;
INTEGRATIVE & INTERDISCIPLINARY THINKING  This three hour requirement must be taken at Park University, it cannot be fulfilled by transfer courses.	No Equivalency

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