Articulation of Transfer Courses 2002-2004

This guide is designed to assist you in planning your transfer to MSU Moorhead . The courses listed within are applicable to the MSU Moorhead Liberal Studies. Contact the MSU Moorhead department you intend to pursue regarding major requirements. The MSU Bulletin also includes valuable information for transfer students. This publication and answers to your questions are available by calling the MSU Moorhead Admissions Office, 1-800-593-7246 or (218) 477-2161.

Completing an A.A. degree or completion of the MN Transfer Curriculum at a MN community college routinely satisfies MSU Moorhead’s liberal studies requirements.

A English Composition and Literature
(minimum of 6 semester hours required)

ENGL 1010 Composition I
ENGL 1020 Composition II

B Natural Sciences and Their Processes
(minimum of 6 semesters hours required, include a course in Experimental/Observational Science)

NSCI 1360 Principles of Astronomy
NSCI 2900 Science and Society: A Historical Perspective
NSCI 2910 Science and Society: An Ethical Perspective
SOC 2900 Science and Society: A Historical Perspective
SOC 2910 Science and Society: An Ethical Perspective

B1 Observational or Experimental component
(minimum of one course required)

BIOL 1010 General Biology I
BIOL 1020 General Biology II
BIOL 1040 Microbiology
CHEM 1090 Principles of Chemistry I
CHEM 1100 Principles of Chemistry II
NSCI 1050 Chemical Science
NSCI 1060 Introduction to Physical Science
NSCI 1070 Biological Science
NSCI 1110 Humans, Nature and Ecology
NSCI 1130 Introduction to Field Ecology in Voyageurs National Park
NSCI 1310 Introduction to Physical Geology
PHYS 1100 Principles of Physics I and Lab
PHYS 1200 Principles of Physics II and Lab
PHYS 2100 General Physics I and Lab
PHYS 2200 General Physics II and Lab

C Behavioral and Social Sciences
(minimum of 6 semester hours required)

ECON 1010 The American Economy
ECON 2040 Principles of Economics: Macro Economics
ECON 2050 Principles of Economics: Micro Economics
GEOG 1050 Introduction to Physical and Cultural Geography
HIST 1240 Modern European History to 1815
HIST 1250 Modern European History From 1815 to Present
HIST 1340 American History to 1865
HIST 1350 American History From 1865 to the Present
HIST 1400 History of World War II
HIST 1600 Vietnam War, 1950-1975
HIST 2000 Minnesota History
HIST 2100 Twentieth Century American History
PSCI 1310 American Government and Politics
PSCI 1350 State and Local Government
PSCI 2000 International Relations
PSYC 1010 General Psychology
PSYC 1030 Lifespan Development
PSYC 2300 Abnormal Psychology
SOC 1100 Introduction to Sociology
SOC 1430 Cultural Anthropology
SOC 1450 Marriage and the Family
SOC 2200 Social Problems
SOC 2260 Gender Roles and Society

D Western Tradition: Humanities and Fine Arts
(minimum of 6 semester hours required, must include a course with Historical Perspective)

ART 1040 Introduction to Art
ENGL 1200 Introduction to Literature
ENGL 1300 Environmental Literature
ENGL 1500 Women’s Literature
ENGL 2350 Classical Mythology
MUSC 1220 Introduction to Music
PHIL 1010 Death, Dying and Grief
PHIL 1050 Introduction to Ethics

D1 Historical Perspective
(Minimum of one course required)

ENGL 2310 American Literature of the 19th Century
PHIL 1020 Foundations of Philosophy
THTR 1210 Introduction to Theater Arts

E Communicative & Symbolic Processes
(minimum of 6 semester hours required, must include a Mathematics course)

ANSH 1020 Anishinaabe Language II
ANSH 2010 Anishinaabe Language III
ANSH 2020 Anishinaabe Language IV
ENGL 1150 Creative Writing
ENGL 1160 Creative Writing: Genres
ENGL 2130 Basic Technical Writing
SPAN 1010 Beginning Spanish I
SPAN 1020 Beginning Spanish II
SPAN 2020 Intermediate Spanish I
SPAN 2030 Intermediate Spanish II
SPCH 1020 Public Speaking
SPCH 1030 Oral Interpretation
THTR 1230 Beginning Acting

E1 College-level mathematics
(minimum of one course required)

MATH 1010 Principles of Mathematics
MATH 1110 Introduction to College Algebra
MATH 1170 Pre-Calculus 
MATH 1200 Liberal Arts Mathematics
MATH 2100 Probability and Statistics
MATH 2220 Calculus I
MATH 2230 Calculus II
MATH 2240 Calculus III

F Multicultural & Global Studies
(minimum of 6 semester hours required, must include a Multicultural course)

ENGL 1400 World Literature
GEOG 1200 World Regional Geography

F1 Multicultural Studies
(minimum of one course required)

AMIN 1010 Introduction to American Indian Studies
ANSH 1010 Anishinaabe Language I
ART 1050 Anishinaabe Crafts
ENGL 2300 African American Literature
ENGL 2390 Survey of American Indian Literature
SOC 2500 Sociocultural Diversity
SPCH 1040 Intercultural Communication