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SCOTTSDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
SUMMER 2013 eSCHEDULE
University Transfer
Courses
Courses with one or more of the designations below satisfy core or awareness areas of the Maricopa Arizona General Education Curriculum:
C
CS
FYC
G
H
HU
L
MA
SB
SG
SQ
Cultural Diversity in the United States
Computer/Statistics/Quantitative Applications
First Year Composition
Global Awareness
Historical Awareness
Humanities and Fine Arts
Literacy and Critical Inquiry
Mathematical Studies
Social and Behavioral Sciences
Sciences - General
Sciences - Quantitative
Online Resources Available
SCC eSchedule — General Education designations appear after the course title
My.maricopa.edu — Look under Class Attributes in the Enrollment Information
section of course details when you search for classes OR
in your Student Center click the Degree Progress Report link
to view your requirements and choices
SCC Advisement — Download list of SCC Summer 2013 University Transfer
Courses at www.scottsdalecc.edu/advisement
AZ Transfer —
Use the AGEC Course Search (see more information below)
TOOLS TO Explore all
YOUR OPTIONS
Use these online tools to achieve your educational goals:
• Transfer 101: Study up on college transfer options and save time and money while working toward your degree!
• General Education: Use the AGEC Course Search to find out which SCC courses will apply toward the AGEC-A, AGEC-B or AGEC-S.
• SUN System: A new numbering system designed to take the guesswork out of college transfer in Arizona. Also see page 46.
• Course Equivalency Guide: The CEG shows how courses transfer from SCC to ASU, NAU and U of A.
• Exam Equivalency Guide: Have you taken any exams for college credit? Find out the equivalency course to your exam score.
• Major Guides: Major guides link associate's degrees to their related bachelor's degrees for majors that are offered by two or more of Arizona's
public universities.
• Dual Enrollment: Get a head start. Dual Enrollment allows high school students to take community college classes and earn college credit.
Not all courses are available at every high school. Contact your high school guidance office.
