List of Acceptable College Courses for Arts & Science Transfer:
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1 courses of math, Algonquin DAT5758 Computer Foundations or DAT0066 Computer Foundations for Medicine, MAT0002 Math for Health Science, PHY0001 Physics for Health Sciences SCI5956 Chemistry, SSC0071 Creative Digital Photography, Boreal Any two math or science or introductory psychology Cambrian 1 required math from 10 choices, and 1 required science from 20 choices Centennial GS105 Math in Digital, and GSGE211 Environment SSC0061 Methods of Inquiry SOC1722 Sociology 1, and SOC1723 Sociology 2 ENTR1281 Entrepreneurship I, GED 2013 Interpersonal Relations, PSY0012 Abnormal and PSY0023 Organizational Psychology Pending Review Pending Review Pending Review SSC1008 Thinking, Reasoning, Relating GS140 Intro Research, and GSGE123 Logical Self- Defense PSY 1115 Introductory Psychology SOC 1000 Intro to Sociology 1, and SOC 4700 Family Issues; GS212 Ethical Reasoning, and GSGE123 Logical Self-defense GNED130 Principles of Sociology, and GNED500 Global Citizenship; PSY1003 Mental Health & Addictions, PSY1125 Positive PSY1135 Issues in Developmental PSY1160 Performance PSY2000 Abnormal PSY2005 Psychopathology, PSY2010 Social Research Methods, SOC 1205 Social Issues and Social Welfare, SOC 1210 Intro to Criminology ENG236 Can Multicultural Lit, ENGL237 Genocide Literature, GSGE201 Abnormal GSGE234 Social and Moral Issues: Human Genomics Last Updated: March 12, 2018 Page 1 of 8
2 Conestoga courses of math, BIOL1010, LIBS1560 Intro to World Geography MATH 1400 or MATH1410 General Math, or SCIE1510 Intro to Physical Science, Confederation MA190 Math for Everyday Life, and PY199 Intro Psychology COMM1855 Business Communication 2, and LIBS1010 Critical Thinking No Equivalent Courses BIOLOGY: BIOL1010 Biological Sciences, and An additional half course in Biology at Lakehead LIBS1290 Ethics in the Workplace, and LIBS1650/1660 Quest for Wisdom LIBS1680 Intro to World Culture or LIBS1530 Multiculturalism, and SOC1030 Sociology 1 HU121 Intro to Literature, and HU200 Cont. Applied Ethics, and An additional half course in Philosophy at Lakehead SY125 Intro to Sociology, plus one of: SY130 Gender Society and Change, SY180 Exploring Human Diversity, or SY222 Intimacy Relationships OLRN1150 (102) Criminal Psychology- Psychopathic Minds, ORLN1220 Developmental PSYC 1080 Social PSYC 1090 Social PSYC1020 Dynamics of Behaviour, PSYC1140 Positive PSYC2010 Developmental Psychology 2 HU250 Psychology of Terror, PY114 Understanding Addiction, PY299 Developmental PY399 Abnormal SY130 Gender Society and Change, SY180 Exploring Human Diversity, SY222 Intimacy Relationships Durham COMP2325 Computers II, MATH1108 Statistics, or MATH1310 Applications GNED1123 Critical Thinking, and COMM2316 Communications II GNED1302/ POLI1301 Political Science, and one of GNED1304/ GOVT1302 Canadian Government, LAW1319 Canadian Law, or PFP8125 Politics and Public Administration Pending Review Last Updated: March 12, 2018 Page 2 of 8
3 courses of math, PSYC1000 Intro to Psychology (or GNED1106 Intro to Psychology), and PSYC2302 Psychology II GNED1407 Intro to Sociology, and GNED1436 Issues in Sociology Fanshawe PSYC7006 Introduction to and PSYC7007 Introduction to Psychology II George Brown GSC1024 Fundamentals in Geography GSCI1024 Environ Science, or MATH1034 Math for GAAS LIBS3003 Contemporary Issues HUMN 1111 Critical Thinking, and SSCI1106 Intro Research ENGL7004: Forms of Fiction, and LIBS3002 Big Ideas PHIL7002 Intro to Philosophy, and PSYC7006 Introduction to and PSYC7007 Introduction to Psychology II HUMN1034 Canadian Literature, and ; PHIL/HUMN1029 Intro to Philosophy, and PHIL/HUMN1030 Intro to Philosophy 2 BSCI1091 Foundations in Addictions, ENGL3024 Themes in Science Fiction, PHIL3004 Philosophy of Law, PHIL3006 Human Existence: Life, Death & Freedom, PSYC3018 Psychology of Addiction, PSYC3025 Abnormal Psychology Pending Review SSCI1012 Introduction to and SSCI1015 Introduction to Psychology II Georgian PSYL1001 Intro to and SCIE2000 Science Concepts HUMN1000 Critical Thinking, HUMN1006 Exploring Literature (aka Short Writings and Genres), and GNED 1002 Social Impact of Technology, GNED 1044 Sports & Society, Last Updated: March 12, 2018 Page 3 of 8
4 courses of math, HUMN1001 Critical Thinking in Practice, and REAS2000 Senior Research Seminar CRIMINOLOGY: GNED 2012 Criminology, and An additional half course in Criminology at Lakehead POLS 1000 Politics in Canada and POLS 1001 Global Politics, or GNED1001 Contemporary Canada and GNED2032 Human Rights PSYL1001 Intro to and PSYL1002 Intro to Psychology 2 GNED 2014 Gender Studies, GNED 2016 Social GNED 2021 Family Sociology, GNED 2035 Abnormal PSL2000 Industrial SOCL 2000 Race and Ethnicity SOCL1000 Intro to Sociology, and SOCL1001 Intro to Sociology 2 Humber GMTH100 Basic Math Skills, and GSCI150 The Sciences GCRT 100/GASA Y10 Critical Thinking, and GRSM200/GASA R40 Research Methods HISTORY: GASAC10 Contemporary World History, and HIST022 The Age of Europe PHIL001 Ideas: Intro to Philosophy, and PHIL017 Ethical Issues GASAP30/ GPOL200 Political Science: International Relations, and one of: POLS019 Globalization, POLS023 War and Terrorism, or POLS104 Intro to Politics GASAS80 Sociology 1, and GSOC210 Sociology 2 GASA50 Contemporary Literature, GASAL35 Modern Literature, GASAL45 Film and Literature Adaptation, SOCI029 Understanding Human Diversity, SOCI032 Gender Power and Society, SOCI036 Issues in Crime, SOCI040 Sociology of the Family, SOCI042 Technology and Identity Last Updated: March 12, 2018 Page 4 of 8
5 courses of math, GASAL15 Forms of Literature, and An additional course in literature at Lakehead Lambton Loyalist MTH1163 General Math, PSY1003 Psychology I, or PSY2003 Psychology 2 BIOL1000 or 1003 Biology, BIOL1001 or 1004 Human Biology, CHEM 1005 or 1007 Chemistry, CHEM1006 Organic Chemistry/ Biochemistry, MATH 1013 or 1039 Mathematics I, MATH 1924 or 1024 Mathematics 2, PHYS 1000 Intro to Physics, PSYC1007 Psychology I, or PSYC 1008 Psychology II No Equivalent Courses COUN2013 or 2021 Critical Thinking and Ethics and either COMM2006 or 2024 Essay Writing or GASP1003 Independent Study ANTHROPOLOGY: ANT1003 Intro to Physical Anthropology, and ANT2003 Cultural Anthropology HISTORY: HIST1003 History of Western Civilization 1, and HIST2003 History of Western Civilization 2 POL1003 Canadian Politics & Government 1, and POL2003 Canadian Politics & Government 2 PSY1003 Psychology I, and PSY2003 Psychology 2 COMM 1020 or 1061 Advanced Language Theory and Composition or COMM 2006 or 2024 Essay Writing, and ENGL1115 at Lakehead BIOLOGY: BIOL1000 or 1003 Biology, and BIOL1001 or 1004 Human Biology PSYC1007 and PSYC2008 Psychology 2 ANT3703 Medical Anthropology, PHIL1253 Ethical Leadership, PSY1113 Psychology of Work, PSY3103 Developmental Psychology I, PSY3503 Abnormal Behaviours, PSY3613 Applied SOC3103 Sociology of Family Life GASP 1001 Technology and Humanity, GNED 1018 Community and Civic Life, PSYC 2014 History of Psychiatry, SOCI 1001 or 2014 Global and Political Systems, or SOCI 2015 Cultural Anthropology SOCI1009 Sociology I, and SOCI 2012 Sociology 2 Mohawk Two of science electives COMMAS401 Applied Research, or ANTHROPOLOGY: SSCI107 Intro to Anthropology, and CREDSS428 Labour Studies, Last Updated: March 12, 2018 Page 5 of 8
6 courses of math, Niagara SCIE8209 Science & Environment, and An additional half course in science at Lakehead PSOLAS301 Critical Thinking & Problem Solving PHIL8110 Critical Thinking & WRIT8132 Academic Reading, Writing, and Research An additional half course in anthropology at Lakehead; BIOLOGY: BIOL10006 Preparatory Biology, and An additional half course in biology at Lakehead COMM10044 Literature for Gen Arts and Science, and HISTORY: HISTAS405 World History 1, and HISTAS403 World History 2 ECON10000 Political Economy, and SS105 Canadian Politics SOCISS108 Sociology 1, and SOCISS109 Sociology 2 ENGL8202 English Lit Form & Focus: Prose, and ENGL8300 Eng Lit Form & Focus: Poetry & Drama POLI8305 The Contents of Politics, and POLI8205 The Structure of Politics PSYC Human Sexuality, PSYC AS407 Abnormal Psych, PSYC SS182 Social Psych, PSYC SS271 Developmental Psych, PSYC10003 Criminal Psychology II Criminal Minds, SSAS105 Race and Ethic Dynamics, SSCI10052 Intro to Forensic Anthropology, SSCI299 Society, Technology and Social Issues, SSCIAS106 Popular Culture, SSCIAS304 World Religion Comparative Study PSYC 9120 Developmental Psych Northern BI2001 Anatomy/ Physiology 1, BI2013 Anatomy/ Physiology 2, or EV1013 Chemistry and Physics PH2103 Critical Thinking and Problem Solving o SCIE8305 Science and Society, o SOCL8334 Principles of Sociology, or o SOCL8411 Cultural Diversity Psychology and Political Science are not an option at this time. PF2073 Behaviour and Drugs, PS1053 Social Last Updated: March 12, 2018 Page 6 of 8
7 courses of math, Sault MTH121 Algebra (or other math), and PSY102 Introduction to Psychology (or Biology or Physics) Seneca ICA001 Intro to Computers, and One of: MTH159, MTH259, or MTH359 Math ENG315 Ideas and Issues ARW350 Academic Research & Writing 2, and YKC200 Critical Thinking 2 and Writing GEN100 Global Citizenship POL105 Intro to Political Science, and GAS103 What in the World is Going On SOC120 Intro to Sociology and YKL100 Intro to World Literature or YKL200 Intro to World Literature 2, and PSY191 Foundational Psychology I, and PSY291 Foundational Psychology 2 PS1163 Developmental PS3033 Abnormal Psychology GNED100 Global Citizenship, HDG107 Cross Cultural Issues, PSY 106 Child and Adolescent PSY111 Lifespan Development, PSY204 Lifespan Developmental PSY208 Abnormal PSY218 Psycho-Social Development Pending Review SCL191 Intro to Sociology 1, and SCL291 Intro to Sociology 2 Sheridan INFO10937 Computer Com, and PSYC16571 Principles of Psychology ENG10102 Principles of Academic Writing, PHIL13278 Modes of Reasoning SOCS21880 Seminar, or LITT20102 Modern Literature & Contemporary Issues, and PHIL16121 Intro to Philosophy, and PHIL GD Moral Philosophy PHIL13378 Modes of Reasoning, PHIL38845GD Existential Philosophy, PSYC 20210GD Abnormal Last Updated: March 12, 2018 Page 7 of 8
8 courses of math, St Lawrence COMP201 Basic Computing, and MATH3 Stats for Science COMM114 Applied Communications III, or GENE24 Ethics and Critical Thinking PSYCHOLOGY IS NOT AN OPTION SOCI17221 Principles of Sociology, and SOCI Diversity in Canadian Society ANTHROPOLOGY: GENE138 Intro to Anthropology, and GENE101 Cultural Anthropology BIOLOGY: BSCI58 Cellular Biology, and BSCI1040 Human Anatomy & Physiology PSYCHOLOGY IS NOT AN OPTION PSYC 33000GD Developmental PSYC23491GD Social PSYC23677GD Intro to Addiction, SOCS2514GD Women Gender and Society CSCG44 (aka OLRN1150) Criminal Psychology- Psychopathic Minds, CSFA63 (aka BSCI 1091) Foundations in Addictions, GENE 53 Overview of Addictions, GENE127 Psychology of Sport, GENE17 Abnormal GENE20 Developmental Psychology Last Updated: March 12, 2018 Page 8 of 8
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