MCCCD/ASU's Tempe campus
Associate in Transfer Partnership Degree
Psychology BA Major

  • Major Information Sheet
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    SPRING 2006 Catalog Year
    MCCCD Major Code: 9102

    Student Name

     

    Student ID

     
    MCCCD ATP Advisor Phone Number

    Program Notes:

    1. Courses in bold print have prerequisites which must also be met.
    2. All courses must be completed with a grade of "C" or higher in order to transfer.
    3. The course evaluation as listed in the Course Equivalency Guide (CEG) is valid for the academic year in which the student satisfactorily completes the course.
    4. A course evaluation may be subject to changes in subsequent issues of the Course Equivalency Guide (CEG) due to changes in the university or community college curriculum. Thus, prior to registering for any community college course, students must always check the CEG to identify the current equivalency of the courses they are planning to take.
    5. Key to General Studies Credit Abbreviations
    MCCCD
    Prefix Number
    Course Credit
    Title
    		 Transfer Credits
    ASU Equivalency
    ENG101
    3
    		 First-Year Composition   ENG101
        OR    
    ENG107
    3
    		 First-Year Composition for ESL 3 ENG107
    ENG102
    3
    		 First-Year Composition   ENG102
        OR    
    ENG108
    3
    		 First-Year Composition for ESL 3 ENG108
    MAT172
    3
    		 Finite Mathematics   MAT119[MA] See ATP Notes #1
        OR    
    MAT216
    3
    		 Technical Calculus I   MAT260[MA] See ATP Notes #1
        OR    
    MAT220
    5
    		 Analytic Geometry and Calculus I    
        OR    
    MAT221
    4
    		 Calculus with AnalyticGeometry I   MAT270[MA] See ATP Notes #1
        OR    
    MAT251
    4
    		 Calculus for Life Science 3-4 MAT251[MA] See ATP Notes #1and #2
    PSY101
    3
    		 Introduction to Psychology 3 PGS101[SB]
    PSY230
    3
    		 Introduction to Statistics 3 PSY230[CS]
    PSY290AB
    4
    		 Research Methods    
        OR    
    PSY290AC
    4
    		 Research Methods 4 PSY290[L/SG]

     

    Consult with an MCCCD ATP certified advisor to select courses to meet the following requirements and to complete the minimum 60 credits but no more than a total of 64 credits. To meet the different area requirements, select courses from the current CEG Course Equivalency Guide or the ASU General Studies Guide  

     

    Cultural Diversity
    0-3
    		 Cultural Diversity [C] See ATP Notes #3
    Global Awareness
    0-3
    		 Global Awareness [G] See ATP Notes #3
    Historical Awareness
    0-3
    		 Historical Awareness [H] See ATP Notes #3
    Second Language 101-202
    0-16
    		 Second Language 101- 202 See ATP Notes #4
    Humanities & Fine Arts
    6
    		 Humanities & Fine Arts [HU]
    Major Related Courses
    0-9
    		 Major Related Courses See ATP Notes #5 and #6
    Natural Sciences
    8
    		 Natural Sciences: 8[SQ] or 4[SG]+4[SQ]
    Psychology elective (lower division)
    3
    		 PSY course listed as transferable in the current CEG See ATP Notes #7

    Electives

    0-15

    Electives (credit range depends on # of courses student double dips with general studies and if Second Language proficiency has been demonstrated) – See ATP Note #6

     

     

    ATP NOTES

    1. Acceptable math courses are MAT 172, 251, 260, 270 or higher.

    2. Through Fall 2005, MAT 251 will transfer as full credit. Spring 2006 and beyond, only 3 credits will transfer, with one credit non-transferable.

    3. All three awareness areas are required. A course CAN satisfy TWO awareness areas simultaneously. The third or fourth semester of a second language (except Latin, Greek, or sign language) satisfies the Global Awareness [G] requirement.

    4. Second language proficiency requires knowledge of a second language at the intermediate level (course must transfer to ASU at the 202 level or above). Completion of a course that transfers to ASU as equivalent to SHS202, American Sign Language IV, will also fulfill this requirement.

    5. Major Related Courses meet the following criteria: a) They satisfy General Studies AND b) They transfer as either Departmental Electives or Direct Equivalencies to courses in the following departments: ASB, ASM, BIO, GCU, HPS, PHI, SOC. It is possible to select courses that also concurrently satisfy General Studies [HU], [SG], [SQ] and awareness areas ([C], [G] and [H]).

    6. Credit range depends on the number of courses a student takes that double dip (meets General Studies requirement and required major course) as well as if Second Language proficiency is demonstrated.

    7. Psychology Electives are courses that transfer to ASU as Departmental Elective Credit [DEC(PGS) OR DEC(PSY)].

     
    Document produced by: ASU Academic Transfer Articulation