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Requirements and Considerations. Students from MSTC must have completed the above-named program with a cumulative grade point average of at least 2.3 and up to 4.0 for consideration for transfer under the terms of this document. MSTC general education /breadth courses in communication, social sciences, mathematics and natural science may transfer in to fulfill UW-Superior university studies requirement in these areas. All UW- Superior university studies core and knowledge category requirements not met by transfer credits must be completed. A minimum of 15 credits from the program named above (MSTC) may be transferred in as listed above and counted towards the Exercise degree. Other credits from MSTC may come in as credits toward graduation, but do not fit in a particular category in relation to the MSTC degree. Elective courses taken at MSTC which are not listed in the agreement will be reviewed by the faculty of the UW-Superior degree program named above on a case by case basis. A minimum of 30 credits must be earned at UW-Superior in order to be awarded any degree from UW- Superior. The last 12 credits must be taken at UW-Superior. Students must maintain a 2.5/4.0 grade point average in upper division courses to be eligible for the bachelor’s degree named above. Students are required to complete a final internship and senior research project to fulfill graduation requirement for the bachelor’s degree named above.
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Requirements and Considerations. The 120 credit degree has a 40 credit General Education requirement, 33 credit professional core component, and a 47 credit block of technical competence. For purposes of transfer between the Colleges of the Wisconsin Technical College System (WTCS colleges) and XX Xxout, technical/occupational area(s) are recognized as combined credits from areas for which the WTCS colleges offer either an A.A.S., A.S. or one/two year diploma program. XX Xxout recognizes that the successful completion of the program at the WTCS colleges is sufficient evidence to warrant acceptance of technical/occupational credits in this area towards the B.S. Career, Technical Education & Training. General Education courses offered as part of the A.A.S. program at the WTCS College in the areas of Communication Skills, Social Science, Math, and Science may also transfer and be used towards the B.S. Career, Technical Education & Training. These applicable courses have been pre determined and are available as to their transferability in Transferology and/or documented on the Universal Credit Transfer Agreement (UCTA) as well as listed in the General Education Advising Guide on XX Xxout’s Transfer Guides and Resources Website. Those that have not been predetermined may be reviewed on a case by case basis after a review of course syllabi. Based on the above information, students transferring from a WTCS college with a sixty (60) credit A.A.S. degree that includes transferable courses within the general education categories stated above, will need approximately 60 additional credits to complete the B.S. Career, Technical Education & Training at XX Xtout. A student from a qualified A.A.S. degree program will typically transfer 16 20 credits of general education and 40 44 credits of Technical Emphasis (this may vary dependent upon the degree earned). The Following Limitations Apply for the B.S. Career, Technical Education & Training:
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Requirements and Considerations. Students from FDLTCC must have completed the above-named program with a cumulative grade point average of at least 2.0 and up to 4.0 for consideration for transfer under the terms of this document. FDLTCC general education /breadth courses in communication, social sciences, mathematics and natural science may transfer in to fulfill UW-Superior university studies requirement in these areas. All UW- Superior university studies core and knowledge category requirements not met by transfer credits must be completed. Thirty-six (36) credits are required to complete the English major at UW-Superior. A maximum of 18 credits from the FDLTCC program named above may be transferred in and used toward this major. This 18-credit cap does not include courses meeting the world language requirement. Since the B.A. in English is a noncomprehensive major, a minor is required. Six (6) credits of a world language are required to earn the B.A. in English. Other credits from FDLTCC may come in as credits toward graduation, but do not fit in a particular category in relation to the FDLTCC degree. Elective courses taken at FDLTCC which are not listed in the agreement will be reviewed by the faculty of the UW-Superior degree program named above on a case by case basis. 36 total credits are required to complete the bachelor’s degree named above. A minimum of 30 credits must be earned at UW-Superior in order to be awarded any degree from UW- Superior. The last 12 credits must be taken at UW-Superior. Students must maintain a 2.0/4.0 grade point average in upper division courses to by eligible for the bachelor’s degree named above.
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Requirements and Considerations. Students from FDLTCC must have completed the above-named program with a cumulative grade point average of at least 2.0 and up to 4.0 for consideration for transfer under the terms of this document. FDLTCC general education /breadth courses in communication, social sciences, mathematics and natural science may transfer in to fulfill UW-Superior university studies requirement in these areas. All UW- Superior university studies core and knowledge category requirements not met by transfer credits must be completed. Other credits from FDLTCC may come in as credits toward graduation, but do not fit in a particular category in relation to this specific UW-S degree. Elective courses taken at FDLTCC which are not listed in the agreement will be reviewed by the faculty of the UW-Superior degree program named above on a case by case basis. Forty-eight to sixty (48-60) total credits are required to complete the bachelor’s degree named above. A minimum of 30 credits must be earned at UW-Superior in order to be awarded any degree from UW- Superior. The last 12 credits must be taken at UW-Superior.
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Requirements and Considerations. The 120 credit degree has a 40 credit General Education requirement, 32 credits of Professional Studies and 48 credits in Technical Specialty. The 48 credit block of courses in Technical Specialty for the BS ICT requires the demonstration of competence in a related technical area. For purposes of transfer between the Colleges of the Wisconsin Technical College System and XX Xxout, a technical area is recognized as a program related to the subject of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) for which the WTCS colleges offer an A.A.S. or A.S. degree (e.g., Information Technology). XX Xxout recognizes that the successful completion of a program within the WTCS colleges is sufficient evidence to warrant the acceptance of technical credits in this area towards the BS ICT.
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