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MATC + UWP = College Degrees
Attend Madison College for 2 years and earn your Veterinary Technician Associate Degree. Then attend UWPlatteville for another 2 years and earn your Bachelor of Science in Animal Science.
Courses taken at Madison College
Course Number
Course Title
1st Semester
091-105
Occupational Prep
091-123
Lab Animal Science 1
091-170
Vet Medical Terms
091-171
Animal Care & Mgt 1
801-195 OR
Written Comm. OR
801-201
English 1
806-105 OR
Princ. of Animal Biol. OR
806-203
Intro to Zoology
2nd Semester
091-107
Animal Disease 1
091-109
Pharmacology 1
091-120
Vet Clinical Pathology 1
091-131
Vet Office Procedures 1
091-172
Animal Care & Mgt 2
806-178 OR
Life Science Chem OR
806-201 OR
Gen Org & Biol Chem OR
806-209
College Chem I
Summer between 2nd & 3rd Semesters
091-158
Internship
3rd Semester
091-108
Animal Disease 2
091-124
Vet Clinical Pathology 2
091-127
Surgical Nursing 1
091-128
Animal Nursing
091-132
Vet Office Procedures 2
091-140
Animal A & P 1
801-197 OR 801- Tech. Reporting* OR
196 OR
Oral/Interpersonal OR
801-198 OR
Speech OR
801-202
English 2
4th Semester
091-110
Pharmacology 2
091-121
Vet Clinical Pathology 3
091-122
Adv Topics Clinical Path.
091-152
Surgical Nursing 2
091-153
Diagnostic Imaging
809-199 OR
Psych of Human Rel. OR
809-231
Intro Psychology
809-197 OR
Contemp Amer Soc*OR
809-203
Intro Sociology
Credit
1
2
2
3
3 OR
3
4 OR
5
2
2
3
1
3
5 OR
5 OR
5
Equivalent course at UW-Platteville (if applicable)
Course Number
Course Title
Credit
1st Semester
ENGLISH 1130
ENGLISH 1130
BIOLOGY 1000T
BIOL0GY 1150
2nd Semester
Freshman Composition 1
Freshman Composition 1
Biology Elective
General Biology
CHEM 1050
General Chemistry
CHEM 1050
General Chemistry
CHEM 1140
General Chemistry
Summer between 2nd & 3rd Semesters
3 OR
3
4 OR
5
5 OR
5 OR
5
4
3rd Semester
2
3
3
2
1
3
3 OR
3 OR
3 OR
3
2
3
1
3
3
3 OR
3
3 OR
3
ENGLISH 1000T
SPEECH 3250
SPEECH 1010
ENGLISH 1230
4th Semester
English Elective
Interpersonal Comm
Public Speaking
Freshman Composition 2
3 OR
3 OR
3 OR
3
PSYC 2030
PSYC 1130
ELEC 1000T
SOCIOLOGY1030
Psych of Personal Adjust.
General Psychology
Gen Elective
Principles of Sociology
3 OR
3
3 OR
3
*Not recommended for those transferring to UW-Platteville. The other choices fulfill UW-Platteville requirements.
21-22 credits General Education credits transferred
36 credits of Animal Science credits transferred (12 upper division, 24 lower division)
What do I then need to take at UW-Platteville for an Animal Science major?
Course #
Course Title
Credits
Fall Semester I
ENGLISH 1230 OR
SPEECH
Freshman Composition II OR Speech
MATH 1830
Elementary Statistics* (Assuming Math Placement Score is adequate)
3
SOC 3230
Human Relations (depending on Soc Sci taken at MC)
3
AG FOUNDATION
Select one of the Ag Foundation courses
3
ANSCI 1000
Intro Animal Science
3
ANSCI 2990
Pre-Capstone in Animal Science
1
3
16
Spring Semester I
HISTORY 1020
World Civilization II
3
ANSCI 3000
Animal Nutrition
4
ANSCI 3010 or 30140
Dairy Product Analysis OR Principles of Meats
3
ANSCI 3030
Genetics of Livestock
3
ANSCI 3600
Feeds & Feeding
2
PHYSED 1XXX
Physical Activity
1
16
Fall Semester II
ENGLISH 2930
Minority Women Writers
3
MUSIC 1230
Music Appreciation
3
ANSCI 40XX
Animal Science Management course
4
ANSCI 3110
Reproductive Physiology
4
Elective
Elective to reach 120 credits
1-3
15-17
Spring Semester II
HIST or ENGL
Any History Class or English Lit Class
3
Ag Prof Engagement
Professional Engagement choice
3 WAIVED w/ VET
TECH INTERN
ANSCI 4990
Capstone Symposium in Animal Science
1
ANSCI 40XX
Animal Science Management course
4
WE Elec
Writing Emphasis elective
3
PHYSED 1000
Fitness Assessment
1
15
63 credits total/28
upper (assuming
lower level speech)
SPECIAL NOTES:
! Foreign Language is a competency requirement at UW-Platteville. Students must either take 2 years of the same foreign language
in high school with a “C” or better their 2 nd year, OR they must take 2 semesters of college level foreign language.
! Writing Emphasis must be fulfilled with some courses
! A minimum of 42 credits must be earned at the 300-400 level
! A minimum of 120 credits are required for graduation
! We do not guarantee that all of these courses will be available in the semester indicated. Course times may conflict depending on
the semester.
! Students may transfer into other agriculture programs in the School of Agriculture, please contact the School of Agriculture for
details at 608-342-1393.
7/11/14