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Lindenwood University - St. Louis Community College Social Work Transfer Guide 2014-2015 General Education Requirements The following St. Louis Community College courses may be taken to meet Lindenwood University requirements for a Bachelor of Arts in Social Work. Visit Lindenwood University at www.lindenwood.edu or call 636-949-4949 For more information, contact Dr. Carla Mueller-636-949-4731or [email protected] SLCC Course # COL 100 SLCC Course Name Freshman Academic Orientation LU Course # LUL 10100 LU Course Name Freshman Experience ENG 15000 ENG 17000 Strategies for University Writing Research & Argumentation COM 11000 COM 10500 COM 11000 SW 10000** Fund of Oral Communications Group Dynamics & Eff Spkg Fund of Oral Communications Intercultural Communications ENG 23500 ENG 23600 ENG 27600 American Literature I American Literature II African American Literature will satisfy a literature will satisfy a literature will satisfy a literature will satisfy a literature will satisfy a literature will satisfy a literature will satisfy a literature will satisfy a literature will satisfy a literature will satisfy a literature will satisfy a literature will satisfy a literature will satisfy a literature will satisfy a literature will satisfy a literature will satisfy a literature will satisfy a literature will satisfy a literature PHILOSOPHY/RELIGION (3 hours) PHL 101 Intro To Philosophy PHL 103 World Religions PHL 104 Ethics PHL 109 Bio-Medical Ethics PHL 15000 REL 20000 PHL 10200 PHL 24000 Intro to Philosophy World Religions Moral Life Bioethics FINE ART (3 hours) ART 100 Art Appreciation ART 101 Art History I ART 102 Art History II ARTH 11000 ARTH 22200 ARTH 22400 Concepts of Visual Arts History of Art to 1300 History of Art from 1300 ENGLISH (6 hours) ENG 101/104 English Comp I ENG 102/105 English Comp II SPEECH/COMMUNICATION (3 hours) COM 101 Oral Communication I COM 103 Small Group Comm COM 107 Public Speaking **required for major HUMANITIES (6 hours) ENG 204 American Literature Before 1865 ENG 205 American Literature After 1865 ENG 217 Major Black Writers ENG 201 Introduction to Fiction ENG 202 Introduction to Poetry and Plays ENG 203 American Literature ENG 206 American Literature after 1945 ENG 207 Humor in American Literature ENG 210 British Literature Before 1800 ENG 211 British Literature After 1800 ENG 213 The Short Novel ENG 214 Contemporary Fiction ENG 215 Popular Lit: Fantasy & Horror ENG 216 Women in Literature ENG 218 Literature of American Minorities ENG 222 Major British Writers ENG 227 Literature of The South ENG 228 Studies in Literature ENG 230 Environmental Literature ENG 231 World Literature ENG 232 Literature of the Caribbean ART 105 ART 113 ART 165 ART 172 ART 207 MUS 211 MUS 212 THT 101 Intro To Art Ceramics I Photography I Digital Photography Design III (2) Music History I Music History II Introduction To Theatre ART 10000 ART 24000 ART 18100 ART 18101 ART 13600 MUS 35500 MUS 35600 TA 11700 Fund of Drawing & Design Ceramics I Analog Photography I Digital Photography I Three-Dimensional Design History of Western Music I History of Western Music II Intro to the Theatrical Arts AMERICAN GOVERNMENT/AMERICAN HISTORY (3 hours) PSC 102 American National Politics PS 15500** PSC 103 State and Local Politics PS 15600** **required for major American Govt:The Nation American Govt:The States WORLD HISTORY (3 hours) HST 128 Western Tradition II MATH (3 hours) BUS 201 Elementary Statistics **required for major HIS 10000 World History MTH 14100** Basic Statistics CROSS-CULTURAL OR FOREIGN LANGUAGE (6 hours) Must take 2 cross-cultural courses OR 2 of the SAME foreign language courses. ANT 102 Intro To Cultural Anthropology ANT 11200 Cultural Anthropology ANT 202 Ethnography: North Amer Indians ANT 21000 Native American Indians ART 101 Art History I ARTH 22200 History of Art to 1300 ART 102 Art History II ARTH 22400 History of Art from 1300 GEG 106 U.S. And World Geography GEO 20100 World Regional Geography HST 140 Modern Latin American History HIS 22000 History of Latin America MUS 211 Music History I MUS 35500 History of Western Music I MUS 212 Music History II MUS 35600 History of Western Music II PSC 201 International Relations IR 35000 International Relations Theory PHL 103 World Religions REL 20000 World Religions SOC 212 Race And Ethnicity SOC 31800 Race and Ethnicity SPA 116 Costa Rica: The Land And Its People will satisfy a cross cultural ANY FOREIGN LANGUAGE ( 6 hours from same language) SOCIAL SCIENCE (6 hours) PSY 200 General Psychology SOC 101/102 Intro To Sociology **required for major SCIENCE (7 hours - TWO (2) DIFFERENT DISCIPLINES) One science MUST have a lab BIOLOGY BIO 105 Topics in Evolution BIO 106 Human Heredity (4) BIO 110 General Zoology (4) BIO 111 Introductory Biology I (4) BIO 113 Modern Aspects of Biology (Lecture) BIO 117 Conservation and Ecology (Lecture) BIO 124 General Botany I (4) BIO 140 Principles of Biology I (4) BIO 141 Principles of Biology II (4) BIO 151 Biology of Human Health and Disease BIO 207 Anatomy and Physiology I (4) PHYSICAL SCIENCE PSI 107 Physical Science Lab I (1) CHM 101 Fundamentals of Chemistry I (5) PSY 10000** SOC 10200** Prin of Psychology Basic Concepts of Sociology BSC 22700 GE Biological Science w/out lab GE Biological Science with lab GE Biological Science with lab Concepts in Biology (4) Modern Topics in Biology GE Biological Science w/out lab GE Biological Science with lab General Biology I (4) General Biology II (4) GE Biological Science w/out lab Human Anatomy and Physiology I (4) CHM 10000 GE Physical Science lab only Concepts of Chemistry (4) BSC 10000 BSC 10600 BSC 25100 BSC 25200 CHM 105 General Chemistry I (5) CHM 23100/24100 General Chemistry 2 + Lab (3+1) CHM 106 General Chemistry II (5) CHM 23200/24200 General Chemistry 3 + Lab (3+1) PHY 111 College Physics I (4) PHY 25100 Introductory Physics I (4) PHY 112 College Physics II (4) PHY 25200 Introductory Physics II (4) PHY 122 Engineering Physics I (5) PHY 30100 General Physics I (4) PHY 223 Engineering Physics II (5) PHY 30200 General Physics II (4) CHM 109 Chemistry for Environmental Careers I (4) GE Physical Science w/ lab (4) CHM 114 Industrial Chemistry GE Physical Science w/out lab (3) CHM 116 Chemistry for the Biosciences I (5) GE Physical Science w/ lab (4) CHM 117 Chemistry for the Bioscience II (5) GE Physical Science w/ lab (4) PSI 124 Principles Of Physical Science (4) GE Physical Science w/ lab PSI 101 Physical Science Lecture I GE Physical Science w/out lab EARTH SCIENCE GEO 100 Earth Science GE Earth Science w/out lab GEO 101 Earth Science (Laboratory) (2) GE Earth Science lab only GEG 103 Physical Geography GE Earth Science w/out lab GEO 103 Environmental Geology GE Earth Science w/out lab GEO 104 Prehistoric Life GE Earth Science w/out lab GEO 111 Physical Geology (5) ESC 10000 Physical Geology with Lab (4) GEO 112 Historical Geology (4) GE Earth Science with lab GEO 113 Oceanography ESC 12000 Oceanography PSI 111 Introduction To Astronomy I ESC 13000 Introductory Astronomy PSI 112 Introduction To Astronomy II GE Earth Science w/out lab PSI 115 Observational Astronomy (1) GE Earth Science lab only PSI 123 Meteorology ESC 11000 Introductory Meteorology NOTE : please refer to the GE Advising Handbook for a complete list of LU classes accepted for general education. SOCIAL WORK CORE REQUIREMENTS (43 hours) COM 200 Communication between Cultures PSY 200 SOC 101 PSC 102 General Psychology Intro to Sociology Amer. National Politics BUS 201 Elementary Statistics SW 10000 Intercultural Communication SW 11000 Intro to Social Work SW 10500 Social Serv Agency Observation SW 24000 Human Diversity & Social Justice SW 27000 Human Behav-Social Environment I SW 28500 Human Behav-Social Environment II SW 31000 Social Work Practice I SW 31100 Social Work Practice II SW 31200 Social Work Practice III SW 32000 Social Welfare Policy & Service I SW 32500 Social Work Research Methods SW 36000 Service Learning SW 42100 Social Welfare Policy & Services II SW 45000 Field Practicum 3cr hours of 30000 level SW elective coursework also required. Also required are: PSY 10000 Prin of Psychology SOC 10200 Basic Concepts of Sociology PS 15500 or PS 15600 Amer Gov: Nation or States BSC 10700 Human Biology MTH 14100 Basic Statistics A Minor in Social Welfare requires 21 hrs of coursework. For more information, contact Dr. Carla Mueller at 636-949-4731 or [email protected] www.lindenwood.edu or call 636-949-4949
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