St. Louis Community College & Fontbonne University

General Education Requirements Transfer Guide

General education requirements at Fontbonne apply to all undergraduate degree programs and consist of 42 hours of academic credit taken within the following components:

I. Communication (9 credits; a total of three courses is required)

A.  Written Communication (6 credit hours )

ENG 101         College Composition I

ENG 102         College Composition II

ENG 104         Honors College Composition I

ENG 105         Honors College Composition II

ENG 223         Advance Exposition

B.  Oral Communication (one course is required)

COM 101       Oral Communication I

COM 102       Oral Communication II

COM 107       Public Speaking

COM 201       Interpersonal Communication

II.        Mathematics (3-4 credits; one course is required)

MTH 165        Structure of Mathematical Systems I

MTH 166        Structure of Mathematical Systems II

MTH 155        Survey of College Mathematics

MTH 160A     College Algebra: Technology

MTH 160B     College Algebra: Non-Technology

MTH 160C     College Algebra

MTH 177        Finite Mathematics

MTH 185        Pre-Calculus

MTH 186        Survey of Calculus

MTH 210        Analytic Geometry & Calculus I

BUS 201         Elementary Statistics

BUS 202         Statistical Analysis

III.       Valuing (5-6 credits; a total of two courses is required)

A.  Introductory Course in Philosophy (one course is required)

PHL 101         Introduction to Philosophy

PHL 104         Ethics

PHL 109         Bio-Medical Ethics

B.  Specialized Valuing Course (one course required)

Contact institution for required course.

IV.       Social and Behavioral Sciences (6-9 credits; a total of two or three courses is required)

A.  History (one course is required)

HST 101         American History I

HST 102         American History II  

HST 103         American History I, Honors

HST 104         American History II, Honors

HST 128         Western Tradition II

B.  Human Behavior (one course is required)

ECO 140         Introduction to Economics

ECO 151         Principles of Economics I (Macroeconomics)

ECO 152         Principles of Economics II (Microeconomics)

PSY 200          General Psychology

PSY 205          Human Growth and Development

SOC 101         Introduction to Sociology

SOC 102         Introduction to Sociology, Honors

C.   US & MO Constitutions (one course required)

PSC 101          Introduction to American Politics

PSC 102          American National Politics

V.  Humanities and Fine Arts (two courses required)

A.  Literature (one course is required)

ENG 201         Introduction to Fiction

ENG 202         Introduction to Poetry & Plays

ENG 203         American Literature

ENG 204         American Literature before 1865

ENG 205         American Literature after 1865

ENG 206         American Modern Literature

ENG 210         British Literature before 1800

ENG 211         British Literature after 1800

ENG 222         Major British Writers

ENG 228         Studies in Literature

B.  Fine Arts (one course is required)

ART 100         Art Appreciation

ART 101         Art History I

ART 102         Art History II

ART 103         History of Modern Art

COM 114       Oral Interpretation

MUS 114        The Enjoyment of Music

THT 101         Introduction of Theatre

THT 110         History of Theatre

VI.       Life and Physical Sciences (6-8 credits; a total of two courses required)

A.  Life Sciences (One course is required)

BIO 111          Introductory Biology I

BIO 140          Principle of Biology I

BIO 203          Microbiology

B.  Physical Sciences (One course is required)

CHM 101       Fundamentals of Chemistry I

CHM 102       Fundamentals of Chemistry II

CHM 105       General Chemistry I

CHM 106       General Chemistry II

GEO 100/101  Earth Science with Lab

GEO 111         Physical Geology

PHY 111         College Physics I

PHY 112         College Physics II

PHY 122         Engineering Physics I

PHY 223         Engineering Physics II

PSI 101/107    Physical Science I & Lab

PSI 124           Principles of Physical Science

VII.     Managing Information (4 credits; a total of two courses required)

A.  Information Literacy (required)

LIB 101          Introduction to Library Literacy

B.  Computer Information Systems (one course is required)

IS 103 Information Systems for Business

IS 116 Microcomputer Literacy

IS 118 Microcomputer Applications-Databases

IS 120 Microcomputer Applications-Spreadsheets

IS 125 Excel for Windows

IS 151 Microcomputer Applications in Business

IS 137 Microcomputer Application - Presentation Software

Edu102  Computers in Education (required for Education Majors)

ADDITIONAL MINIMUM GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS

One religion or theology course.

 PHL 103:  World Religions

Updated Revision 02-27-2006             

STLCC Catalog:2005-2006               Fontbonne University Catalog:  2005-2007