1 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed

1 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement.2 Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.3 First-year foreign language courses at VCCS count as 5 credit hours per semester but only transfer to UVa as 4 credit hours each.4 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/5 Literature courses may be in Classics, Comparative Literature, English Lit, or Foreign Lit. See the transfer credit evaluator in footnote 4 for equivalences.6 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 4.* More details on the program can be found at: http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/woodson/undergraduate/aas.html

B.A. in African-American and African StudiesRecommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

African-American Studies

VCCS Course VCCS Semester UVa Course Equivalent1 2 3 4

HUM 220 (Introduction to African-American Studies) 3 AAS 1000TCourses that May Satisfy Basic Major

RequirementsHIS 141 and 142 (African-American History I and II) 3 3 HIAF 2000T or AAS 2000T

ENG 111 (College Composition I)1 3 ENWR 1505 - Academic Writing I

ENG 112 (College Composition II)1 3 ENWR 1506 - Academic Writing II

Any foreign language through 202 level2 43 43 3 3 Foreign languages through 2020 level

PSY (Psychology), ECO (Economics), PLS (Pol. Sci.) or SOC (Sociology) (2 transferable courses in separate departments) 4 3 3 PSYC, ECON, PLAP, PLCP, PLIR or SOC

REL (Religious Studies) or PHI (Philosophy) (1 transferable course) 4 3 RELx or PHIL

MUS or ART (1 transferable course) 3 MUSI, ARTH or ARTS4

Literature (1 transferable course)5 - may be substituted for either MUS/ART or REL/PHI requirement See transfer credit evaluator4

Non-Western Perspective (1 transferable course)6 3 See footnote 6 below

MTH (Math - 1 transferable course beyond pre-calculus) 4 3 MATH or STAT

Total of 3 transferable courses in Physical or Biological Sciences4 3 3 3 CHEM, PHYS, EVSC, ASTR and BIOL4

1 transferable elective course4 3 See transfer credit evaluator4

Total Credits 13 16 15 15 59

http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html

http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/

http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/woodson/undergraduate/aas.html

1 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement.2 Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.3 First-year foreign language courses at VCCS count as 5 credit hours per semester but only transfer to UVa as 4 credit hours each.4 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/5 Literature courses may be in Classics, Comparative Literature, English Lit, or Foreign Lit. See the transfer credit evaluator in footnote 4 for equivalences.6 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 4.* Please visit the American Studies website: http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/americanstudies/index.html .The courses listed in blue on this sheet are appropriate for the Race and Ethnicity Concentration, for all other concentrations please contact [email protected] .

B.A. in American Studies (Race and Ethnicity Concentration) Recommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

American Studies


HUM 211 and 212 (Survey of American Culture I and II) 3 3 HUMS 1000T and 2000TCourses that May Satisfy Basic Major

Requirements*

HIS 141 and 142 (African-American History I and II) 3 3 HIAF 2031 and 2000T

HUM 215 (Native American Culture) orHUM 220 (Introduction to African-American Studies) 3

HUMS 2000T orAAS 1000T

ENG 111 (College Composition I)1 3 ENWR 1505 - Academic Writing IENG 112 (College Composition II)1 3 ENWR 1506 - Academic Writing II


REL or PHI (1 transferable course) 3 RELx or PHILMUS or ART (1 transferable course) 3 MUSI, ARTH or ARTS4



PSY , ECO, PLS, or SOC (2 transferable courses in separate departments) 4 3 3 PSYC, ECON, PLCP, PLAP, PLIR or SOC

Total of 3 transferable courses in Physical or Biological Sciences4 6 3 CHEM, PHYS, EVSC, ASTR and BIOL4





http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/americanstudies/index.html

mailto:[email protected]

1 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement.2 Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.3 First-year foreign language courses at VCCS count as 5 credit hours per semester but only transfer to UVa as 4 credit hours each.4 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/5 Literature courses may be in Classics, Comparative Literature, English Lit, or Foreign Lit. See the transfer credit evaluator in footnote 4 for equivalences.6 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 4.* The Anthropology Department usually allows only 6 credit hours of transfer credit to count toward the major. For more information on the Anthropology major, please visit: http://www.virginia.edu/anthropology/undergra.html

B.A. in AnthropologyRecommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

Anthropology


HIS 180 (Historical Archaeology) 3 ANTH 1000T Courses that May Satisfy Basic Major

Requirements*SOC 210 (Survey of Physical and Cultural Anthropology), SOC 211 or SOC 212 (Principles of Anthropology I or II) 3 ANTH 2000TENG 111 (College Composition I)1 3 ENWR 1505 - Academic Writing IENG 112 (College Composition II)1 3 ENWR 1506 - Academic Writing II


REL (Religion) or PHI (Philosophy) (1 transferable course) 4 3 RELx or PHILMUS or ART (1 transferable course) 4 3 MUSI, ARTH or ARTS



MTH 273 (Calculus I) or MTH 240 (Statistics) 3 MATH 1310 or STAT 1120

Total of 3 transferable courses in Physical or Biological Sciences4 3 3 3 CHEM, PHYS, EVSC, ASTR and BIOL

Total of 2 transferable elective courses4 3 3 See transfer credit evaluator4

HIS (1 course transferable to UVa HIST department) 4 3 HIST or HIxx

PSY , ECO, PLS, or SOC (1 transferable course) 4 3 PSYC, ECON, PLCP, PLAP, PLIR or SOCTotal Credits 13 16 15 15 59



http://www.virginia.edu/anthropology/undergra.html



1 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement.2 Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.3 First-year foreign language courses at VCCS count as 5 credit hours per semester but only transfer to UVa as 4 credit hours each.4 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/5 Literature courses may be in Classics, Comparative Literature, English Lit, or Foreign Lit. See the transfer credit evaluator in footnote 4 for equivalences.6 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 4.* The Anthropology Department usually allows only 6 credit hours of transfer credit to count toward the Archaeology major. For more information on the Archaeology major, please visit: http://www.virginia.edu/archaeology/

B.A. in Archaeology Recommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

Archaeology


HIS 180 (Historical Archaeology) 3 ANTH 1000T Courses that May Satisfy Basic Major

Requirements*SOC 210 (Survey of Physical and Cultural Anthropology), SOC 211 or SOC 212 (Principles of Anthropology I or II) 3 ANTH 2000TENG 111 (College Composition I)1 3 ENWR 1505 - Academic Writing IENG 112 (College Composition II)1 3 ENWR 1506 - Academic Writing II


REL (Religion) or PHI (Philosophy) (1 transferable course) 4 3 RELx or PHILMUS or ART (1 transferable course) 4 3 MUSI, ARTH or ARTS







PSY , ECO, PLS, or SOC (1 transferable course) 4 3 PSYC, ECON, PLCP, PLAP, PLIR or SOCTotal Credits 13 16 15 15 59



http://www.virginia.edu/archaeology/



1 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement.2 Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.3 First-year foreign language courses at VCCS count as 5 credit hours per semester but only transfer to UVa as 4 credit hours each.4 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/5 Literature courses may be in Classics, Comparative Literature, English Lit, or Foreign Lit. See the transfer credit evaluator in footnote 4 for equivalences.6 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 4.* For more information on the Art History major, please visit: http://www.virginia.edu/art/arthistory/

B.A. in Art HistoryRecommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

Art History


ART 101 and 102 (History and Appreciation of Art I and II) 3 3 ARTH 1051 and 1052 Courses that May Satisfy Basic Major

Prerequisites*1 additional elective course transferable to UVa‘s Art History Department4 3 ARTH




REL (Religion) or PHI (Philosophy) (1 transferable course) 4 3 RELx or PHIL

Literature (1 transferable course)5 - may be substituted for the REL/PHI requirement See transfer credit evaluator4




HIS (1 course transferable to UVa‘s History department) 4 3 HIST or HIxx

PSY , ECO, PLS, or SOC (2 transferable courses in separate departments) 4 3 3 PSYC, ECON, PLCP, PLAP, PLIR or SOCTotal Credits 13 16 15 15 59



http://www.virginia.edu/art/arthistory/

1 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement.2 Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.3 First-year foreign language courses at VCCS count as 5 credit hours per semester but only transfer to UVa as 4 credit hours each.4 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/5 Literature courses may be in Classics, Comparative Literature, English Lit, or Foreign Lit. See the transfer credit evaluator in footnote 4 for equivalences.6 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 4.* For more information on the Studio Art major, please visit: http://www.virginia.edu/art/studio/requirements.html

B.A. in Art, StudioRecommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

Art, Studio


ART 101 (History and Appreciation of Art I) 3 ARTH 1051 Courses that May Satisfy Basic Major

Requirements*ART 121 and 122 (Drawing I and II) 3 3 ARTS 1610 and 2620





Literature (1 transferable course)5 - may be substituted for the REL/PHI requirement See transfer credit evaluator4




HIS (1 course transferable to UVa‘s History department) 4 3 HIST or HIxx

PSY (Psychology), ECO (Economics), PLS (Pol. Sci.) or SOC (Sociology) (2 transferable courses in separate departments) 4 3 3 PSYC, ECON, PLAP, PLCP, PLIR or SOCTotal Credits 13 16 15 15 59



http://www.virginia.edu/art/studio/requirements.html

1 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement.2 Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.3 First-year foreign language courses at VCCS count as 5 credit hours per semester but only transfer to UVa as 4 credit hours each.4 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/5 Literature courses may be in Classics, Comparative Literature, English Lit, or Foreign Lit. See the transfer credit evaluator in footnote 4 for equivalences.6 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 4.* The Astronomy Department evaluates each transfer student on a case-by-case basis. Students thinking about majoring are requested to contact the Astronomy Pre-Major Advisor regarding transferable courses and credits: http://www.astro.virginia.edu/class/major.php

B.A. in Astronomy Recommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

Astronomy


MTH 273 (Calculus I) and MTH 274 (Calculus II) 4 4 MATH 1310 and MATH 1320Courses that May Satisfy Basic Major

Requirements*

PHY 241 and 242 (University Physics I and II) 3 3 PHYS 2310 and 2320NAS 131 (Astronomy I) 3 ASTR 1210

NAS 132 (Astronomy II) 3 ASTR 1220ENG 111 (College Composition I)1 3 ENWR 1505 - Academic Writing IENG 112 (College Composition II)1 3 ENWR 1506 - Academic Writing IIAny foreign language through 202 level2 43 43 3 3 Foreign languages through 2020 levelREL (Religious Studies) or PHI (Philosophy) (1 transferable course) 4 3 RELx or PHIL4

MUS (Music) or ART (1 transferable course) 4 3 MUSI, ARTH or ARTS4

Literature (1 transferable course)5 - may be substituted for either MUS/ART or REL/PHI requirement See transfer credit analyzer4


HIS (1 course transferable to UVa History department) 4 3 HIST4


Elective Course (1 transferable course) 4 3 See transfer credit analyzer4




http://www.astro.virginia.edu/class/major.php

1 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement.2 Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.3 First-year foreign language courses at VCCS count as 5 credit hours per semester but only transfer to UVa as 4 credit hours each.4 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/5 Literature courses may be in Classics, Comparative Literature, English Lit, or Foreign Lit. See the transfer credit evaluator in footnote 4 for equivalences.6 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 4.* The Astronomy Department evaluates each transfer student on a case-by-case basis. Students thinking about majoring are requested to contact the Astronomy Pre-Major Advisor regarding transferable courses and credits: http://www.astro.virginia.edu/class/major.php

B.A. in Astronomy-PhysicsRecommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

Astronomy-Physics


CSC 110 (Introduction to Computing) 3 CS 1010

Courses that May Satisfy Basic Major

Requirements*

MTH 273 (Calculus I) and MTH 274 (Calculus II) 4 4 MATH 1310 and MATH 1320PHY 241 and 242 (University Physics I and II) 3 3 PHYS 2310 and 2320

NAS 131 (Astronomy I) 3 ASTR 1210NAS 132 (Astronomy II) 3 ASTR 1220ENG 111 (College Composition I)1 3 ENWR 1505 - Academic Writing IENG 112 (College Composition II)1 3 ENWR 1506 - Academic Writing IIAny foreign language through 202 level2 43 43 3 3 Foreign languages through 2020 levelREL (Religious Studies) or PHI (Philosophy) (1 transferable course) 4 3 RELx or PHIL4





Non-Western Perspective (1 transferable course)6 3 See footnote 6 belowTotal Credits 14 17 15 15 61



http://www.astro.virginia.edu/class/major.php

1 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement.2 Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.3 First-year foreign language courses at VCCS count as 5 credit hours per semester but only transfer to UVa as 4 credit hours each.4 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/5 Literature courses may be in Classics, Comparative Literature, English Lit, or Foreign Lit. See the transfer credit evaluator in footnote 4 for equivalences.6 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 4.* Please visit the Biology Department’s Transfer Student information page for details: http://www.virginia.edu/biology/undergrad/transferstudents.htm

B.A. or B.S. in Biology Recommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

Biology


MTH 271 (Applied Calculus I), MTH 273 (Calculus I) or MTH 240 (Statistics) 3 MATH 1210, MATH 1310 or STAT 1120 Courses that

May Satisfy Basic Major

Requirements*BIO 101 and 102 (General Biology I and II) 4 4 BIOL 2010, 2020, 2030 and 2040

CHM 111 and 112 (College Chemistry I and II) 4 4 CHEM 1410, 1411, 1420 and 1421ENG 111 (College Composition I)1 3 ENWR 1505 - Academic Writing IENG 112 (College Composition II)1 3 ENWR 1506 - Academic Writing IIAny foreign language through 202 level2 43 43 3 3 Foreign languages through 2020 levelREL (Religious Studies) or PHI (Philosophy) (1 transferable course) 4 3 RELx or PHILMUS (Music) or ART (1 transferable course) 4 3 MUSI, ARTH or ARTS




HIS (1 course transferable to UVa History department) 4 3 HIST or HIxx





http://www.virginia.edu/biology/undergrad/transferstudents.htm

1 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement.2 Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.3 First-year foreign language courses at VCCS count as 5 credit hours per semester but only transfer to UVa as 4 credit hours each.4 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/5 Literature courses may be in Classics, Comparative Literature, English Lit, or Foreign Lit. See the transfer credit evaluator in footnote 4 for equivalences.6 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 4.* Please visit the Chemistry Department’s Undergraduate Studies information page for more details: http://chem.virginia.edu/undergraduate-studies/

B.A. or B.Sc. in ChemistryRecommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

Chemistry


CHM 111 and 112 (College Chemistry I and II) 4 4 CHEM 1410, 1411, 1420 and 1421


Requirements*

MTH 173 and 174 (Calculus and Analytic Geometry I and II) 4 4 MATH 1310 and 1320CHM 241 + 243 (Organic Chemistry I plus Lab) and CHM 242 + 244 (Organic Chemistry II plus Lab) 4 4

CHEM 2410+2411 and CHEM 2420+2421

PHY 241 and 242 (University Physics I and II) (Calculus-based) 4 4 PHYS 2310, 2320, 2030, 2040 ENG 111 (College Composition I)1 3 ENWR 1505 - Academic Writing IENG 112 (College Composition II)1 3 ENWR 1506 - Academic Writing IIAny foreign language through 202 level2 43 43 3 3 Foreign languages through 2020 levelREL (Religious Studies) or PHI (Philosophy) (1 transferable course) 4 3 RELx or PHILMUS (Music) or ART (1 transferable course) 4 3 MUSI, ARTH or ARTS




HIS (1 course transferable to UVa History department) 4 3 HIST or HIxxTotal Credits 18 18 17 17 70



http://chem.virginia.edu/undergraduate-studies/


B.Sc. in Chemistry (with Specialization in Biochemistry) Recommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

Chemistry – Biochemistry




Requirements*


CHEM 2410+2411 and CHEM 2420+2421

BIO 101 and 102 (General Biology I and II) 4 4 BIOL 2010, 2020, 2030, 2040 ENG 111 (College Composition I)1 3 ENWR 1505 - Academic Writing IENG 112 (College Composition II)1 3 ENWR 1506 - Academic Writing IIAny foreign language through 202 level2 43 43 3 3 Foreign languages through 2020 levelREL (Religious Studies) or PHI (Philosophy) (1 transferable course) 4 3 RELx or PHILMUS (Music) or ART (1 transferable course) 4 3 MUSI, ARTH or ARTS









B.Sc. in Chemistry (with Specialization in Chemical Education) Recommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

Chemistry – Chemical Education




Requirements*


CHEM 2410+2411 and CHEM 2420+2421










B.Sc. in Chemistry (with Specialization in Chemical Physics)Recommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

Chemistry – Chemical Physics




Requirements*


CHEM 2410+2411 and CHEM 2420+2421

PHY 241 and 242 (University Physics I and II) (Calculus-based) 4 4 PHYS 2310, 2320, 2030, 2040 MTH 277 (Vector Calculus), MTH 279 (Ordinary Differential Equations) or MTH 291 (Differential Equations) 4 MATH 2310 or 3250ENG 111 (College Composition I)1 3 ENWR 1505 - Academic Writing IENG 112 (College Composition II)1 3 ENWR 1506 - Academic Writing IIAny foreign language through 202 level2 43 43 3 3 Foreign languages through 2020 levelREL (Religious Studies) or PHI (Philosophy) (1 transferable course) 4 3 RELx or PHILMUS (Music) or ART (1 transferable course) 4 3 MUSI, ARTH or ARTS









B.Sc. in Chemistry (with Specialization in Environmental Chemistry)Recommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

Chemistry – Environmental Chemistry




Requirements*


CHEM 2410+2411 and CHEM 2420+2421










B.Sc. in Chemistry (with Specialization in Materials)Recommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

Chemistry – Materials




Requirements*


CHEM 2410+2411 and CHEM 2420+2421









1 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement.2 Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.3 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/4 Literature courses may be in Classics, Comparative Literature, English Lit, or Foreign Lit. See the transfer credit evaluator in footnote 4 for equivalences.5 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 4.* For more information on the Classics major, please visit: http://www.virginia.edu/classics/undermajor.html

B.A. in Classics (Greek or Latin focus) Recommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

Classics


LAT 101 and 102 (Elementary Latin I and II)2 orGRE 101 and 102 (Introduction to Ancient Greek I and II)2 3 3

LATI 1010 and 1020 orGREE 1010 and 1020 Courses that May

Satisfy Basic Major Requirements*

LAT 201 and 202 (Intermediate Latin I and II)2 orGRE 201 and 202 (Intermediate Ancient Greek I and II)2 3 3

LATI 2010 and 2020 orGREE 2010 and 2020

HIS 243 and 244 (History of the Ancient World I and II) 3 3 HIEU 2031 and 2041




MUS (Music) or ART (1 transferable course) 3 3 MUSI, ARTS or ARTH

Literature (1 transferable course)4 - may be substituted for the REL/PHI or MUS/ART requirement See transfer credit evaluator3




Total of 3 transferable elective courses3 3 3 3 See transfer credit evaluator3




http://www.virginia.edu/classics/undermajor.html

1 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement.2 Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.3 Many first-year foreign language courses at VCCS count as 5 credit hours per semester but only transfer to UVa as 4 credit hours each.4 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/5 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 4.* For more information, please visit the Comparative Literature website: http://www.virginia.edu/complit/require.htm

B.A. in Comparative Literature Recommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

Comparative Literature


ENG 255 (Major Writers in World Literature) 3 CPLT 200T


Requirements*




REL (Religion), PHI (Philosophy), MUS (Music) or ART (Art or Art History) (1 transferable course) 4 3 RELx , PHIL, MUSI, ARTH or ARTS




HIS (1 course transferable to UVa HIST department)4 3 HIST or HIxx

Total of 3 transferable elective courses4 3 3 3 See footnote 4 belowPSY , ECO, PLS, or SOC (2 transferable courses in separate departments) 4 3 3 PSYC, ECON, PLCP, PLAP, PLIR or SOCTotal Credits 13 16 15 15 59



http://www.virginia.edu/complit/require.htm

1 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement.2 Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.3 First-year foreign language courses at VCCS count as 5 credit hours per semester but only transfer to UVa as 4 credit hours each.4 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/5 Literature courses may be in Classics, Comparative Literature, English Lit, or Foreign Lit. See the transfer credit evaluator in footnote 4 for equivalences.6 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 4.* Further information on the Computer Science degree can be found at: http://www.cs.virginia.edu/ba/

B.A. in Computer Science Recommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

Computer Science


MTH 273 and 274 (Calculus I and II) 3 3 MATH 1310 and 1320 Courses that May Satisfy Basic Major

Requirements*CSC 201 (Computer Science I) 4 CS 1110

CSC 202 (Computer Science II) 4 CS 2110





MUS (Music) or ART (1 transferable course) 4 3 MUSI, ARTH or ARTS


Non-Western Perspective (1 transferable course)6 3 See footnote 6 belowPSY (Psychology), ECO (Economics), PLS (Political Science) or SOC (Sociology) (2 transferable courses in separate departments) 4 3 3 PSYC, ECON, PLAP, PLCP, PLIR or SOCTotal of 2 transferable elective courses4 3 3 See transfer credit evaluator4

1 transferable course in Physical or Biological Sciences4 3 CHEM, PHYS, EVSC, ASTR and BIOLHIS (1 course transferable to the UVa History Department) 4 3 HIAF, HIEA, HIEU, HILA, HIME, HISA, HIST or HIUSTotal Credits 13 16 16 16 61



http://www.cs.virginia.edu/ba/

1 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement.2 Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.3 First-year foreign language courses at VCCS count as 5 credit hours per semester but only transfer to UVa as 4 credit hours each.4 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/5 Literature courses may be in Classics, Comparative Literature, English Lit, or Foreign Lit. See the transfer credit evaluator in footnote 4 for equivalences.6 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 4.* Note: course transferred to UVa may satisfy prerequisites for this major; however, transferred courses do not count toward the 30 credit hours needed to satisfy the major itself. For more information please visit the Cognitive Science website: http://www.virginia.edu/cognitivescience/academicprogram.htm

B.A. in Cognitive Science Recommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

Cognitive Science


MTH 273 (Calculus I) 3 MATH 1310Courses that May Satisfy Basic Major

Requirements*CSC 201 (Computer Science I) 4 CS 1110PSY 201 (Introduction to Psychology I) 3 PSYC 1010BIO 101 and 102 (General Biology I and II) 4 4 BIOL 2010, 2020, 2030, 2040 ENG 111 (College Composition I)1 3 ENWR 1505 - Academic Writing IENG 112 (College Composition II)1 3 ENWR 1506 - Academic Writing II






ECO (Economics), PLS (Political Science), or SOC (Sociology) (1 transferable course) 4 3 ECON, PLCP, PLAP, PLIR or SOC

1 transferable course in Physical or Biological Sciences4 3 CHEM, PHYS, EVSC, ASTR and BIOL


HIS (1 course transferable to the UVa History Department)4 3 HIAF, HIEA, HIEU, HILA, HIME, HISA, HIST or HIUSTotal Credits 13 16 17 16 62



http://www.virginia.edu/cognitivescience/academicprogram.htm

1 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement.2 Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.3 Many first-year foreign language courses at VCCS count as 5 credit hours per semester but only transfer to UVa as 4 credit hours each.4 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/5 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 4.6 Literature courses may be in Classics, Comparative Literature, English Lit, or Foreign Lit. See the transfer credit evaluator in footnote 4 for equivalences.* When students declare the major they will meet with the Drama Director of Undergraduate Programs to determine appropriate placement in acting courses at UVa. For more information, please visit the Drama website: http://www.virginia.edu/drama/index.htm

B.A. in DramaRecommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

Drama


CST 131 and 132 (Acting I and II) 3 3 DRAM 1000T/2000T Courses that May Satisfy Basic Major

Requirements*CST 251 (Stage Lighting and Sound) orCST 252 (Costume and Make-up for the Theatre) orAny available Theatre Technology course 3 DRAM 2000TENG 111 (College Composition I)1 3 ENWR 1505 - Academic Writing IENG 112 (College Composition II)1 3 ENWR 1506 - Academic Writing II

Any foreign language through 202 level2 43 43 3 3 Foreign languages through 2020 levelREL (Religion), PHI (Philosophy), or Literature6

(1 transferable course) 4 3 See footnotes 4 and 6 below









http://www.virginia.edu/drama/index.htm

1Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.2 While VCCS language courses will receive transfer credit as equivalent UVa courses, the DEAL-LC programs may still place students in lower-level language courses depending on student scores on departmental language placement tests.3 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement.4 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/5 Literature courses may be in Classics, Comparative Literature, English Lit, or Foreign Lit. See the transfer credit evaluator in footnote 4 for equivalences.6 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 4.* This major is offered by the Department of East Asian Languages, Literatures and Culture. For more information on the major, please visit: http://www.virginia.edu/deallc/documents/langlitoverview.pdf

B.A. in Chinese Language and Literature Recommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

DEALC - Chinese LangLit


CHI 101 and 102 (Beginning Chinese I and II)1 4 4 CHIN 1010 and 10202


Prerequisites*CHI 201 and 202 (Conversational Chinese I and II)1 3 3 CHIN 2010 and 20202

REL 237 (Eastern Religions) 3 RELG 1040HIS 255 (History of Chinese Culture and Institutions) 3 HIEA 2011



MUS (Music) or ART (1 transferable course)4 3 MUSI, ARTS or ARTH

Literature (1 transferable course)5 3 See transfer credit evaluator4





PSY , ECO, PLS, or SOC (2 transferable courses in separate departments)4 3 3 PSYC, ECON, PLCP, PLAP, PLIR or SOCTotal Credits 13 16 15 15 59



http://www.virginia.edu/deallc/documents/langlitoverview.pdf

1Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.2 While VCCS language courses will receive transfer credit as equivalent UVa courses, the DEAL-LC programs may still place students in lower-level language courses depending on student scores on departmental language placement tests.3 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement.4 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/5 Literature courses may be in Classics, Comparative Literature, English Lit, or Foreign Lit. See the transfer credit evaluator in footnote 4 for equivalences.6 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 4.* This major is offered by the Department of East Asian Languages, Literatures and Culture. For more information on the major, please visit: http://www.virginia.edu/deallc/documents/langlitoverview.pdf

B.A. in Japanese Language and Literature Recommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

DEALC - Japanese LangLit


JPN 101 and 102 (Beginning Japanese I and II)1 4 4 JAPN 1010 and 10202


Prerequisites*JPN 201 and 202 (Intermediate Japanese I and II)1 3 3 JAPN 2010 and 20202

REL 237 (Eastern Religions) 3 RELG 1040HIS 256 (History of Japanese Culture and Institutions) 3 HIEA 2000T












http://www.virginia.edu/deallc/documents/langlitoverview.pdf

1Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.2 While VCCS language courses will receive transfer credit as equivalent UVa courses, the DEAL-LC programs may still place students in lower-level language courses depending on student scores on departmental language placement tests.3 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement.4 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/5 Literature courses may be in Classics, Comparative Literature, English Lit, or Foreign Lit. See the transfer credit evaluator in footnote 4 for equivalences.6 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 4.* This major is offered by the Department of East Asian Languages, Literatures and Culture. This Department allows a maximum of 15 credit hours to count for major credit. For more information on the major, please visit: http://www.virginia.edu/deallc/degreeprograms_major_studies.html

B.A. in East Asian StudiesRecommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

East Asian Studies


CHI 101 and 102 (Beginning Chinese I and II) orJPN 101 and 102 (Beginning Japanese I and II)1 4 4

CHIN 1010 and 10202 orJAPN 1010 and 10202


Prerequisites*

CHI 201 and 202 (Conversational Chinese I and II) orJPN 201 and 202 (Intermediate Japanese I and II)1 3 3

CHIN 2010 and 20202 orJAPN 2010 and 20202

REL 237 (Eastern Religions) 3 RELG 1040HIS 255 (History of Chinese Culture and Institutions) orHIS 256 (History of Japanese Culture and Institutions) 3

HIEA 2011 orHIEA 2000T












http://www.virginia.edu/deallc/degreeprograms_major_studies.html

1 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement.2 Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.3 First-year foreign language courses at VCCS count as 5 credit hours per semester but only transfer to UVa as 4 credit hours each.4 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/5 Literature courses may be in Classics, Comparative Literature, English Lit, or Foreign Lit. See the transfer credit evaluator in footnote 4 for equivalences.6 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 4.* Potential ECON majors should consult the following detailed transfer guide: http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/economics/undergrad/transfer/index.html

B.A. in EconomicsRecommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

Economics


MTH 271 and 272 (Applied Calculus I and II) or MTH 273 and 274 (Calculus I and II) 3 3

MATH 1210 and 1220 orMATH 1310 and 1320 Courses that


Requirements*MTH 241 and 242 (Statistics I and II) 3 3 STAT 1120 and STAT 2120ECO 201 (Principles of Macroeconomics) andECO 202 (Principles of Microeconomics) 3 3

ECON 2020ECON 2010







Non-Western Perspective (1 transferable course)6 3 See footnote 6 belowPSY (Psychology), PLS (Political Science) or SOC (Sociology) (1 transferable course) 6 3 PSYC, PLAP, PLCP, PLIR, or SOC

Total of 3 transferable courses in Physical or Biological Sciences4 6 3 CHEM, PHYS, EVSC, ASTR and BIOL

HIS (1 course transferable to the UVa History Department) 4 3 HIAF, HIEA, HIEU, HILA, HIME, HISA, HIST or HIUSTotal Credits 16 16 15 15 62



http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/economics/undergrad/transfer/index.html

1 To receive credit as an ENLT course at UVa, the VCCS course must have had 20 or fewer students AND you must have written at least 20 pages of formal literary analysis beyond journals, exams, reading responses, etc. 2 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement.3 Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.4 Many first-year foreign language courses at VCCS count as 5 credit hours per semester but only transfer to UVa as 4 credit hours each.5 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/6 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 4.* For more information, please visit the Department of English website: http://www.engl.virginia.edu/undergraduate/index.shtml

B.A. in EnglishRecommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

English


ENG 243 (Survey of English Literature I) or1

ENG 246 (Major American Writers) or1

ENG 253 (Survey of African-American Literature I) or1

ENG 271 (The Works of Shakespeare I) or1

ENG 273 (Women in Literature I) 1 3

ENLT 2511ENLT 2513ENLT 2547ENLT 2550ENLT 2552


Requirements*



REL (Religion), PHI (Philosophy), MUS (Music) or ART (Art)(1 transferable course) 5 3 See footnotes 4 and 6 below






PSY (Psychology), ECO (Economics), PLS (Pol. Sci.) or SOC (Sociology) (2 transferable courses in separate departments) 5 3 3 PSYC, ECON, PLCP, PLAP, PLIR or SOCTotal Credits 13 16 15 15 59



http://www.engl.virginia.edu/undergraduate/index.shtml

1 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement.2 Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.3 First-year foreign language courses at VCCS count as 5 credit hours per semester but only transfer to UVa as 4 credit hours each.4 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/5 Literature courses may be in Classics, Comparative Literature, English Lit, or Foreign Lit. See the transfer credit evaluator in footnote 4 for equivalences.6 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 4.* Please visit the Environmental Science Department’s website for information: http://www.evsc.virginia.edu/undergraduate-programs/prospective-majors/

B.A. in Environmental ScienceRecommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

Environmental Science - BA

VCCS Course VCCS Semester UVa Course Equivalent1 2 3 4SCT 111 (Introduction to Environmental and Science Technology I) 4 EVSC 1010 and 1020


Requirements*

MTH 273 (Calculus I) 4 MATH 1310CHM 111 and 112 (College Chemistry I and II) orBIO 101 and 102 (General Biology I and II) orPHY 241 and 242 (University Physics I and II) 4 4

CHEM 1410, 1411, 1420 and 1421 orBIOL 2010, 2020, 2030, 2040 orPHYS 2310 (+2030) and 2320 (+2040)

BIO 270 (General Ecology) orENV 220 (Environmental Problems) 3

EVSC 1200 orEVSC 1080

ENG 111 (College Composition I)1 3 ENWR 1505 - Academic Writing IENG 112 (College Composition II)1 3 ENWR 1506 - Academic Writing IIAny foreign language through 202 level2 43 43 3 3 Foreign languages through 2020 levelREL (Religious Studies) or PHI (Philosophy) (1 transferable course) 4 3 RELx or PHIL4



PSY , ECO, PLS, or SOC (2 transferable courses in separate departments) 4 3 3 PSYC, ECON, PLxx, or SOC4


Non-Western Perspective (1 transferable course)6 3 See footnote 6 belowTotal of 2 transferable elective courses4 3 3 See transfer credit evaluator4




http://www.evsc.virginia.edu/undergraduate-programs/prospective-majors/

1 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement.2 Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.3 First-year foreign language courses at VCCS count as 5 credit hours per semester but only transfer to UVa as 4 credit hours each.4 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/5 Literature courses may be in Classics, Comparative Literature, English Lit, or Foreign Lit. See the transfer credit evaluator in footnote 4 for equivalences.6 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 4.* Please visit the Environmental Science Department’s website for information: http://www.evsc.virginia.edu/undergraduate-programs/prospective-majors/

B.S. in Environmental ScienceRecommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

Environmental Science - BS


SCT 111 (Introduction to Environmental and Science Technology I) 4 EVSC 1010 and 1020Courses that May Satisfy Basic Major

Requirements*

MTH 273 and 274 (Calculus I and II) 4 4 MATH 1310 and 1320CHM 111 and 112 (College Chemistry I and II) orBIO 101 and 102 (General Biology I and II) orPHY 241 and 242 (University Physics I and II) – a total of 4 transferable courses 4 4 4 4

CHEM 1410, 1411, 1420 and 1421 orBIOL 2010, 2020, 2030, 2040 orPHYS 2310 (+2030) and 2320 (+2040)

ENG 111 (College Composition I)1 3 ENWR 1505 - Academic Writing IENG 112 (College Composition II)1 3 ENWR 1506 - Academic Writing IIAny foreign language through 202 level2 43 43 3 3 Foreign languages through 2020 levelREL (Religious Studies) or PHI (Philosophy) (1 transferable course) 4 3 RELx or PHIL4



PSY , ECO, PLS, or SOC (2 transferable courses in separate departments) 4 3 3 PSYC, ECON, PLxx, or SOC4


Non-Western Perspective (1 transferable course)6 3 See footnote 6 belowTotal Credits 15 17 17 17 66



http://www.evsc.virginia.edu/undergraduate-programs/prospective-majors/

1Only MTH 242 (STAT 2120) counts as a prerequisite for this major; however, MTH 241 is a VCCS prerequisite for MTH 242. 2If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement.3 Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.4 First-year foreign language courses at VCCS count as 5 credit hours per semester but only transfer to UVa as 4 credit hours each.5 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/6 Literature courses may be in Classics, Comparative Literature, English Lit, or Foreign Lit. See the transfer credit evaluator in footnote 4 for equivalences.7 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 5.* Potential ETP majors should consult the website: http://www.virginia.edu/etp/admission.html and contact the program coordinator for information.

B.A. in Environmental Thought and Practice Recommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

Environ. Thought and Practice


MTH 241 and 242 (Statistics I and II) 3 3 STAT 1120 and STAT 21201Courses that May Satisfy Basic Major

Requirements*

ECO 202 (Principles of Microeconomics) 3 ECON 20101 course transferable to the UVa Environmental Sciences Department5 3 EVSC




REL (Religion) or PHI (Philosophy) (1 transferable course)5 3 RELx or PHIL

MUS (Music) or ART (1 transferable course)5 3 MUSI, ARTH or ARTS


Non-Western Perspective (1 transferable course)7 3 See footnote 7 belowPSY (Psychology), PLS (Political Science) or SOC (Sociology) (1 transferable course) 5 3 PSYC, PLAP, PLCP, PLIR, or SOC





http://www.virginia.edu/etp/admission.html

1 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement.2 Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.3 First-year foreign language courses at VCCS count as 5 credit hours per semester but only transfer to UVa as 4 credit hours each.4 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/5 Literature courses may be in Classics, Comparative Literature, English Lit, or Foreign Lit. See the transfer credit evaluator in footnote 4 for equivalences.6 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 4.* For more information on the French Language and Literature major, please visit: http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/french/undergraduate/index.html

B.A. in French Language and LiteratureRecommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

French Language and Lit


FRE 101 and 102 (Beginning French I and II)2 43 43 FREN 1010 and 1020Courses that May

Satisfy Basic Major Prerequisites*FRE 201 and 202 (Intermediate French I and II)2 3 3 FREN 2010 and 2020










HIS (1 course transferable to UVa HIST department)4 3 HIST or HIxxPSY , ECO, PLS, or SOC (2 transferable courses in separate departments) 4 3 3 PSYC, ECON, PLCP, PLAP, PLIR or SOCTotal Credits 13 16 15 15 59



http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/french/undergraduate/index.html

1 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement.2 Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.3 First-year foreign language courses at VCCS count as 5 credit hours per semester but only transfer to UVa as 4 credit hours each.4 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/5 Literature courses may be in Classics, Comparative Literature, English Lit, or Foreign Lit. See the transfer credit evaluator in footnote 4 for equivalences.6 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 4.* Although such courses may not be available at VCCS schools, the German program also recommends a course in advanced German grammar and a course in German literature if possible. For more information on the German Literature major, please visit: http://www.virginia.edu/german/coll-major_minor.php

B.A. in German Literature Recommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

German Literature


GER 101 and 102 (Beginning German I and II)2 43 43 GERM 1010 and 1020Courses that May

Satisfy Basic Major Prerequisites*GER 201 and 202 (Intermediate German I and II)2 3 3 GERM 2010 and 2020










HIS (1 course transferable to UVa HIST department)4 3 HIST or HIxxPSY , ECO, PLS, or SOC (2 transferable courses in separate departments)4 3 3 PSYC, ECON, PLCP, PLAP, PLIR or SOCTotal Credits 13 16 15 15 59



http://www.virginia.edu/german/coll-major_minor.php

1 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement.2 Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.3 First-year foreign language courses at VCCS count as 5 credit hours per semester but only transfer to UVa as 4 credit hours each.4 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/5 Literature courses may be in Classics, Comparative Literature, English Lit, or Foreign Lit. See the transfer credit evaluator in footnote 4 for equivalences.6 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 4.* Although such courses may not be available at VCCS schools, the German program also recommends a course in advanced German grammar and a course in German literature if possible. For more information on the German Studies major, please visit: http://www.virginia.edu/german/coll-major_minor.php

B.A. in German Studies Recommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

German Studies


GER 101 and 102 (Beginning German I and II)2 43 43 GERM 1010 and 1020Courses that May

Satisfy Basic Major Prerequisites*GER 201 and 202 (Intermediate German I and II)2 3 3 GERM 2010 and 2020













http://www.virginia.edu/german/coll-major_minor.php

B.A. in Global Development Studies Recommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

Global Development Studies


ECO 202 (Principles of Microeconomics) 3 ECON 2010 Courses that May Satisfy Basic Major

Requirements*1 transferable “area” 1 course relevant to your topical or geographic area of interest 3 See footnotes 1 and 5 below



Any foreign language through 202 level3 44 44 3 3 Foreign languages through 2020 levelREL (Religion) or PHI (Philosophy) (1 transferable course)5 3 RELx or PHIL



Non-Western Perspective (1 transferable course)7 3 See footnote 7 belowPSY (Psychology), PLS (Political Science) or SOC (Sociology) (1 transferable course)5 3 PSYC, PLAP, PLCP, PLIR, or SOC

MTH 271 (Applied Calculus), MTH 273 (Calculus I) or MTH 240 (Statistics) 3 MATH 1210, 1310 or STAT 1120

Total of 3 transferable courses in Physical or Biological Sciences5 3 3 3 CHEM, PHYS, EVSC, ASTR and BIOLHIS (1 course transferable to the UVa History Department)5 3 HIAF, HIEA, HIEU, HILA, HIME, HISA, HIST or HIUSTotal of 2 transferable elective courses5 3 3 See transfer credit evaluator5


1 “Area” courses can come from any department. The purpose is to give background on a geographic area to be pursued as a research project in the major.2 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement.3 Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.4 First-year foreign language courses at VCCS count as 5 credit hours per semester but only transfer to UVa as 4 credit hours each.5 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/6 Literature courses may be in Classics, Comparative Literature, English Lit, or Foreign Lit. See the transfer credit evaluator in footnote 4 for equivalences.7 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 5.* Potential majors should consult http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/globaldevelopment/admissions/index.html for information on admission procedures for this program. Additional information can be found at: http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/globaldevelopment/requirements/index.html



http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/globaldevelopment/admissions/index.html

http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/globaldevelopment/requirements/index.html

1 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement.2 Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.3 Many first-year foreign language courses at VCCS count as 5 credit hours per semester but only transfer to UVa as 4 credit hours each.4 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/5 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 4.6 Literature courses may be in Classics, Comparative Literature, English Lit, or Foreign Lit. See the transfer credit evaluator in footnote 4 for equivalences.* Transfer students wishing to major in History should consult the section on transfer credit at: http://www.virginia.edu/history/undergraduate/major

B.A. in History Recommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

History


2 or 3 (but not more than 4) History courses that transfer to UVa at the 2000-level (no more than 2 of these courses should be in the same geographic area of history)4 3 3 3

HIST, HIUS, HIEU – Courses in other geographic areas are also acceptable


Requirements*



REL (Religious Studies) or PHI (Philosophy) (1 transferable course) 4 3 RELx or PHIL4

MUS (Music) or ART (1 transferable course) 4 3 MUSI, DRAM, ARTH or ARTS4






PSY (Psychology), ECO (Economics), PLS (Pol. Sci.) or SOC (Sociology) (2 transferable courses in separate departments)4 3 3 PSYC, ECON, PLAP, PLCP, PLIR or SOCTotal Credits 13 16 15 15 59



http://www.virginia.edu/history/undergraduate/major

1 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement.2 Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.3 First-year foreign language courses at VCCS count as 5 credit hours per semester but only transfer to UVa as 4 credit hours each.4 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/5 Literature courses may be in Classics, Comparative Literature, English Lit, or Foreign Lit. See the transfer credit evaluator in footnote 4 for equivalences.6 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 4.* Transfer students wishing to apply to the Human Biology Distinguished Majors Program must have a minimum 3.40 GPA and must contact the program director prior to the beginning of their first semester at UVa. For more information, please visit the Human Biology program website: http://www.virginia.edu/humanbiology/Home_page/application_info.htm

B.A. in Human Biology Recommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

Human Biology


MTH 273 (Calculus I) or MTH 241 or 242 (Statistics I or II) 3

MATH 1310 orSTAT 1120 or 2120


Prerequisites*

BIO 101 and 102 (General Biology I and II) 4 4 BIOL 2010, 2020, 2030 and 2040

CHM 111 and 112 (College Chemistry I and II) 4 4 CHEM 1410, 1411, 1420 and 1421CHM 241 + 243 (Organic Chemistry I plus Lab) and CHM 242 + 244 (Organic Chemistry II plus Lab) 4 4

CHEM 2410+2411 and CHEM 2420+2421

ENG 111 (College Composition I)1 3 ENWR 1505 - Academic Writing IENG 112 (College Composition II)1 3 ENWR 1506 - Academic Writing IIAny foreign language through 202 level2 43 43 3 3 Foreign languages through 2020 levelREL (Religious Studies) or PHI (Philosophy) (1 transferable course) 4 3 RELx or PHILMUS (Music) or ART (1 transferable course) 4 3 MUSI, ARTH or ARTS







http://www.virginia.edu/humanbiology/Home_page/application_info.htm

1 Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.2 First-year foreign language courses at VCCS count as 5 credit hours per semester but only transfer to UVa as 4 credit hours each. 3 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement. 4 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/5 Literature courses may be in Classics, Comparative Literature, English Lit, or Foreign Lit. See the transfer credit evaluator in footnote 4 for equivalences.6 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 4.* This major is offered by the Department of Spanish, Italian and Portuguese. For more information on the Italian major, please visit: http://www.virginia.edu/span-ital-port/italian/italian-major

B.A. in Italian Recommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

Italian


ITA 101 and 102 (Beginning Italian I and II)1 42 42 ITAL 1010 and 1020Courses that May

Satisfy Basic Major Prerequisites*ITA 201 and 202 (Intermediate Italian I and II)1 3 3 ITAL 2010 and 2020







MTH (Math - 1 transferable course beyond pre-calculus)4 3 MATH or STAT






http://www.virginia.edu/span-ital-port/italian/italian-major

1 Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.2 First-year foreign language courses at VCCS count as 5 credit hours per semester but only transfer to UVa as 4 credit hours each. 3 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement. 4 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/5 Literature courses may be in Classics, Comparative Literature, English Lit, or Foreign Lit. See the transfer credit evaluator in footnote 4 for equivalences.6 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 4.* Although not offered by VCCS schools, Hebrew language through the 2020 level is desirable, as is an introductory course on Jewish history specifically. For more information please visit: http://www.virginia.edu/jewishstudies/Major_JS.html

B.A. in Jewish Studies Recommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

Jewish Studies


REL 238 (Western Religions)* 3 RELG 1010 Courses that May Help Students

Prepare to Major*HIS 261 (Topics in Cultural Ethnicity I) orHIS 251/252 (History of Middle East Civilization I and II)* 3 3

HIUS 2000T orHIME 2001/2002

Any foreign language through 202 level2* 43 43 3 3 Foreign languages through 2020 level*



PHI (Philosophy) (1 transferable course)4 3 PHIL










http://www.virginia.edu/jewishstudies/Major_JS.html

1 Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.2 First-year foreign language courses at VCCS count as 5 credit hours per semester but only transfer to UVa as 4 credit hours each. 3 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement. 4 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/5 Literature courses may be in Classics, Comparative Literature, English Lit, or Foreign Lit. See the transfer credit evaluator in footnote 4 for equivalences.6 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 4.* Portuguese language is also an acceptable alternative for students at institutions that offer Portuguese language courses. For more information on the Latin American Studies major please visit: http://www.virginia.edu/latinamerican/

B.A. in Latin American Studies Recommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

Latin American Studies


SPA 101 and 102 (Beginning Spanish I and II)1 42 42 SPAN 1010 and 1020Courses that May

Satisfy Basic Major Prerequisites*SPA 201 and 202 (Intermediate Spanish I and II)1 3 3 SPAN 2010 and 2020













http://www.virginia.edu/latinamerican/

1 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement.2 Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.3 First-year foreign language courses at VCCS count as 5 credit hours per semester but only transfer to UVa as 4 credit hours each.4 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/5 Literature courses may be in Classics, Comparative Literature, English Lit, or Foreign Lit. See the transfer credit evaluator in footnote 4 for equivalences.6 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 4.* Linguistics majors come into the program through a number of different paths. Many come through the study of particular foreign languages; others come through the study of anthropology, cognitive psychology, or applied fields such as speech pathology or education. Experience in any of these areas, as well as in the study of an ancient or non-European language (e.g., Latin or Arabic) would be helpful background for students interested in majoring in Linguistics. Contact the Linguistics Program Director at the address listed on the Program course web page if you wish to consult about majoring in Linguistics at UVa. Students will need to have taken one Linguistics course before declaring the major. Please visit the Linguistics Program website for more information: http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/linguistics/index.html

B.A. in Linguistics Recommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

Linguistics


Any foreign language through 202 level2 43 43 3 3 Foreign languages through 2020 levelENG 111 (College Composition I)1 3 ENWR 1505 - Academic Writing I



MUS (Music) or ART (1 transferable course) 4 3 MUSI, DRAM, ARTH or ARTS





HIS (1 course transferable to the UVa History Department) 4 3 HIAF, HIEA, HIEU, HILA, HIME, HISA, HIST or HIUS


PSY , ECO, PLS, or SOC (2 transferable courses in separate departments)4 3 3 PSYC, ECON, PLCP, PLAP, PLIR, SOC or ANTHTotal Credits 13 16 15 15 59



http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/linguistics/index.html

1 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement.2 Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.3 First-year foreign language courses at VCCS count as 5 credit hours per semester but only transfer to UVa as 4 credit hours each.4 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/5 Literature courses may be in Classics, Comparative Literature, English Lit, or Foreign Lit. See the transfer credit evaluator in footnote 4 for equivalences.6 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 4.* Further information on the Mathematics program can be found at: http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/mathematics/academics/undergraduate/index.html

B.A. in MathematicsRecommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

Mathematics



Requirements*

MTH 275 (Multivariable Calculus and Linear Algebra) orMTH 277 (Vector Calculus) 4 MATH 2310

CSC 201 (Computer Science I) 4 CS 1110







Non-Western Perspective (1 transferable course)6 3 See footnote 6 belowPSY (Psychology), ECO (Economics), PLS (Political Science) or SOC (Sociology) (2 transferable courses in separate departments) 4 3 3 PSYC, ECON, PLAP, PLCP, PLIR or SOCTotal of 2 transferable elective courses4 3 3 See transfer credit evaluator4




http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/mathematics/academics/undergraduate/index.html

1 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement. 2 Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information. 3 First-year foreign language courses at VCCS count as 5 credit hours per semester but only transfer to UVa as 4 credit hours each. 4 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/5 Literature courses may be in Classics, Comparative Literature, English Lit, or Foreign Lit. See the transfer credit evaluator in footnote 4 for equivalences.6 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 4.* This is a competitive major and very few transfer students are accepted into the program. For more information please visit the program website at http://www.virginia.edu/mediastudies/apply/transfer.html and contact the Undergraduate Advisor at [email protected]

B.A. in Media Studies Recommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

Media Studies


ENG 120 (Survey of Mass Media)* 3 MDST 1000T

Courses that May Help to Prepare for

the Major*









Total of 3 transferable courses in Physical or Biological Sciences4 3 3 3 CHEM, PHYS, EVSC, ASTR and BIOLTotal of 4 transferable elective courses4 3 3 3 3 See transfer credit evaluator4




http://www.virginia.edu/mediastudies/apply/transfer.html

mailto:[email protected]

1 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement.2 Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.3 First-year foreign language courses at VCCS count as 5 credit hours per semester but only transfer to UVa as 4 credit hours each.4 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/5 Literature courses may be in Classics, Comparative Literature, English Lit, or Foreign Lit. See the transfer credit evaluator in footnote 4 for equivalences.6 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 4.*Starting July 2011, four approved transfer courses may be applied toward the major. For more information on the Medieval Studies major and , please visit: http://www.virginia.edu/medievalstudies/major.html

B.A. in Medieval Studies Recommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

Medieval Studies




Prerequisites*













http://www.virginia.edu/medievalstudies/major.html

1 Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.2 First-year foreign language courses at VCCS count as 5 credit hours per semester but only transfer to UVa as 4 credit hours each. 3 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement. 4 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/5 Literature courses may be in Classics, Comparative Literature, English Lit, or Foreign Lit. See the transfer credit evaluator in footnote 4 for equivalences.6 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 4.7 The two suggested History courses can be used to fulfill a requirement for the major.* Students transferring from schools that offer Hebrew or Persian may substitute either language for Arabic. VCCS schools currently do not offer Hebrew or Persian. For more information on the major, please visit: http://www.virginia.edu/mesa/Degree_Programs/degreeprograms_major_lang&lit.html

B.A. in Middle Eastern Languages and LiteratureRecommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

MESALC - ME Lang and Lit


ARA 101 and 102 (Beginning Arabic I and II)1 42 42 ARAB 1010 and 1020Courses that May

Satisfy Basic Major Prerequisites*ARA 201 and 202 (Intermediate Arabic I and II)1 3 3 ARAB 2010 and 2020










HIS (1 course transferable to UVa HIST department)4

Suggested Courses: HIS 251 or 252 7 3 HIST or HixxHIME 2001 or 20027




http://www.virginia.edu/mesa/Degree_Programs/degreeprograms_major_lang&lit.html

1 Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.2 First-year foreign language courses at VCCS count as 5 credit hours per semester but only transfer to UVa as 4 credit hours each. 3 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement. 4 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/5 Literature courses may be in Classics, Comparative Literature, English Lit, or Foreign Lit. See the transfer credit evaluator in footnote 4 for equivalences.6 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 4.7 The two suggested History courses can be used to fulfill a requirement for the major.* Students transferring from schools that offer Hebrew or Persian may substitute either language for Arabic. VCCS schools currently do not offer Hebrew or Persian. For more information on the major, please visit: http://www.virginia.edu/mesa/Degree_Programs/degreeprograms_major_studies.html

B.A. in Middle Eastern Studies Recommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

MESALC - ME Studies


ARA 101 and 102 (Beginning Arabic I and II)1 42 42 ARAB 1010 and 1020Courses that May

Satisfy Basic Major Prerequisites*ARA 201 and 202 (Intermediate Arabic I and II)1 3 3 ARAB 2010 and 2020










HIS (1 course transferable to UVa HIST department)4

Suggested Courses: HIS 251 or 252 7 3 HIST or HixxHIME 2001 or 20027




http://www.virginia.edu/mesa/Degree_Programs/degreeprograms_major_studies.html

1 Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.2 First-year foreign language courses at VCCS count as 5 credit hours per semester but only transfer to UVa as 4 credit hours each. 3 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement. 4 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/5 Literature courses may be in Classics, Comparative Literature, English Lit, or Foreign Lit. See the transfer credit evaluator in footnote 4 for equivalences.6 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 4.* Persian, Hindi, Urdu, Bengali, or Sanskrit qualify for this major. VCCS schools currently do not actively offer these languages. For more information on the major, please visit: http://www.virginia.edu/mesa/Degree_Programs/degreeprograms_major_lang&lit.html

B.A. in South Asian Languages and LiteratureRecommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

MESALC - South Asian LangLit


Two Semesters of Beginning-level South Asian Language*1 42 42 1010 and 1020 level coursesCourses that May

Satisfy Basic Major Prerequisites*Two Semesters of Intermediate-level South Asian Language*1 3 3 2010 and 2020 level courses













http://www.virginia.edu/mesa/Degree_Programs/degreeprograms_major_lang&lit.html

1 Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.2 First-year foreign language courses at VCCS count as 5 credit hours per semester but only transfer to UVa as 4 credit hours each. 3 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement. 4 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/5 Literature courses may be in Classics, Comparative Literature, English Lit, or Foreign Lit. See the transfer credit evaluator in footnote 4 for equivalences.6 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 4.* Persian, Hindi, Urdu, Bengali, or Sanskrit qualify for this major. VCCS schools currently do not actively offer these languages. For more information on the major, please visit: http://www.virginia.edu/mesa/Degree_Programs/degreeprograms_major_studies.html

B.A. in South Asian Studies Recommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

MESALC - South Asian Studies


Two Semesters of Beginning-level South Asian Language*1 42 42 1010 and 1020 level coursesCourses that May

Satisfy Basic Major Prerequisites*Two Semesters of Intermediate-level South Asian Language*1 3 3 2010 and 2020 level courses













http://www.virginia.edu/mesa/Degree_Programs/degreeprograms_major_studies.html

1 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement.2 Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.3 Many first-year foreign language courses at VCCS count as 5 credit hours per semester but only transfer to UVa as 4 credit hours each.4 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/5 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 4.6 Literature courses may be in Classics, Comparative Literature, English Lit, or Foreign Lit. See the transfer credit evaluator in footnote 4 for equivalences.* Transfer students are encouraged to take coursework in music theory and gain experience in performance (e.g. ensemble participation or private lessons). For more information, please visit the Music program website: http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/music/undergraduate/majorrequirements/index.html

B.A. in MusicRecommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

Music


2 courses transferable to the UVa Music department*4 3 3Courses that transfer as MUSI courses: See transfer credit evaluator*4

Courses that May Help in Preparation

for the Major*




REL (Religion), PHI (Philosophy), or Literature6

(1 transferable course) 4 3 See footnotes 4 and 6 below




HIS (1 course transferable to UVa HIST department)4 3 HIST or HIxx





http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/music/undergraduate/majorrequirements/index.html

1 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement.2 Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.3 First-year foreign language courses at VCCS count as 5 credit hours per semester but only transfer to UVa as 4 credit hours each.4 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/5 Literature courses may be in Classics, Comparative Literature, English Lit, or Foreign Lit. See the transfer credit evaluator in footnote 4 for equivalences.6 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 4.* Transfer students wishing to apply to the Neuroscience Distinguished Majors Program must have a minimum 3.40 GPA and must contact the program director prior to applying. For more information, please visit the program website: http://www.faculty.virginia.edu/neuroscience/declaration.html

B.A. in Neuroscience Recommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

Neuroscience


MTH 273 (Calculus I) 3 MATH 1310Courses that May

Satisfy Basic Major Requirements*BIO 101 and 102 (General Biology I and II) 4 4 BIOL 2010, 2020, 2030 and 2040

CHM 111 and 112 (College Chemistry I and II) 4 4 CHEM 1410, 1411, 1420 and 1421ENG 111 (College Composition I)1 3 ENWR 1505 - Academic Writing IENG 112 (College Composition II)1 3 ENWR 1506 - Academic Writing IIAny foreign language through 202 level2 43 43 3 3 Foreign languages through 2020 levelREL (Religious Studies) or PHI (Philosophy) (1 transferable course) 4 3 RELx or PHILMUS (Music) or ART (1 transferable course) 4 3 MUSI, ARTH or ARTS




HIS (1 course transferable to UVa History department) 4 3 HIST or HIxx





http://www.faculty.virginia.edu/neuroscience/declaration.html

1 Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.2 First-year foreign language courses at VCCS count as 5 credit hours per semester but only transfer to UVa as 4 credit hours each. 3 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement. 4 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/5 Literature courses may be in Classics, Comparative Literature, English Lit, or Foreign Lit. See the transfer credit evaluator in footnote 4 for equivalences.6 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 4.* Philosophy courses (both 100-level and 200-level) at VCCS schools transfer to UVa at the 1000 level only. For more information, please visit the Philosophy program website: http://www.virginia.edu/philosophy/Declaring.htm

B.A. in Philosophy Recommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

Philosophy


PHI 101 and 102 (Introduction to Philosophy I and II) orPHI 211 and 212 (History of Western Philosophy I and II) 3 3

PHIL 1000/1000T orPHIL 1000T Courses that May

Satisfy Basic Major Requirements*

1 additional transferable Philosophy course4 3 See transfer credit evaluator4





Literature (1 transferable course)5 - may be substituted for MUS/ART requirement See transfer credit evaluator4




HIS (1 course transferable to the UVa History Department) 4 3 HIAF, HIEA, HIEU, HILA, HIME, HISA, HIST, HIUS





http://www.virginia.edu/philosophy/Declaring.htm

1 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement.2 Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.3 First-year foreign language courses at VCCS count as 5 credit hours per semester but only transfer to UVa as 4 credit hours each.4 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/5 Literature courses may be in Classics, Comparative Literature, English Lit, or Foreign Lit. See the transfer credit evaluator in footnote 4 for equivalences.6 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 4.* For more information on majoring Physics, see: http://www.phys.virginia.edu/Education/Programs/MajorBrochure/default.pdf

B.A. in Physics Recommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

Physics – BA


MTH 173 and 174 (Calculus and Analytic Geometry I and II) 4 4 MATH 1310 and 1320 Courses that May Satisfy Basic Major

Requirements*PHY 241 and 242 (University Physics I and II) 5 5 PHYS 2310, 2320, 2030, 2040 MTH 275 (Multivariable Calculus and Linear Algebra) orMTH 277 (Vector Calculus) 4 MATH 2310ENG 111 (College Composition I)1 3 ENWR 1505 - Academic Writing IENG 112 (College Composition II)1 3 ENWR 1506 - Academic Writing II

Any foreign language through 202 level2 43 43 3 3 Foreign languages through 2020 levelREL (Religious Studies) or PHI (Philosophy) (1 transferable course)4 3 RELx or PHIL




PSY (Psychology), ECO (Economics), PLS (Pol. Sci.) or SOC (Sociology) (2 transferable courses in separate departments)4 3 3 PSYC, ECON, PLAP, PLCP, PLIR or SOC

HIS (1 course transferable to UVa History department)4 3 HIST or HIxxTotal Credits 14 14 15 17 60



http://www.phys.virginia.edu/Education/Programs/MajorBrochure/default.pdf

1 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement.2 Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.3 First-year foreign language courses at VCCS count as 5 credit hours per semester but only transfer to UVa as 4 credit hours each.4 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/5 Literature courses may be in Classics, Comparative Literature, English Lit, or Foreign Lit. See the transfer credit evaluator in footnote 4 for equivalences.6 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 4.* For students with two years of community college coursework that transfer to UVa in the Fall to pursue the B.S. in Physics, it is recommended that they take PHYS 2620 through UVa during the summer before their first Fall semester. This course is available online through Uva. For more information about this or on majoring in Physics, see: http://www.phys.virginia.edu/Education/Programs/MajorBrochure/default.pdf

B.S. in PhysicsRecommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

Physics – BS


MTH 173 and 174 (Calculus and Analytic Geometry I and II) 4 4 MATH 1310 and 1320


Requirements*

PHY 241 and 242 (University Physics I and II) 5 5 PHYS 2310, 2320, 2030, 2040 MTH 275 (Multivariable Calculus and Linear Algebra) orMTH 277 (Vector Calculus) 4 MATH 2310MTH 279 (Ordinary Differential Equations) or MTH 291 (Differential Equations) 4 MATH 3250ENG 111 (College Composition I)1 3 ENWR 1505 - Academic Writing IENG 112 (College Composition II)1 3 ENWR 1506 - Academic Writing II

Any foreign language through 202 level2 43 43 3 3 Foreign languages through 2020 levelREL (Religious Studies) or PHI (Philosophy) (1 transferable course)4 3 RELx or PHILMUS (Music) or ART (1 transferable course)4 3 MUSI, ARTH or ARTS



PSY (Psychology), ECO (Economics), PLS (Pol. Sci.) or SOC (Sociology) (2 transferable courses in separate departments)4 3 3 PSYC, ECON, PLAP, PLCP, PLIR or SOC

HIS (1 course transferable to UVa History department)4 3 HIST or HIxxTotal Credits 14 17 18 15 64



http://www.phys.virginia.edu/Education/Programs/MajorBrochure/default.pdf

1 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement.2 Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.3 First-year foreign language courses at VCCS count as 5 credit hours per semester but only transfer to UVa as 4 credit hours each.4 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/5 Literature courses may be in Classics, Comparative Literature, English Lit, or Foreign Lit. See the transfer credit evaluator in footnote 4 for equivalences.6 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 4.* The PST program is a competitive program that accepts approximately 20 students per year. Many students transferring following their second year may find it difficult to gain admission to the program. Please visit the PST program website for more information on the major and its application requirements: http://www.virginia.edu/pst/overview.html

B.A. in Political and Social Thought Recommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

Political and Social Thought


PHI 211 (Introduction to Western Philosophy I) 3 PHIL 1000T Courses that May Assist in

Preparation for the Major*

ECO 202 (Principles of Microeconomics) 3 ECON 2010HIS (1 transferable course) 4 3 HIAF, HIEA, HIEU, HILA, HIME, HISA, HIST or HIUSPHI 212 (Introduction to Western Philosophy II) 3 PHIL 1000TENG 111 (College Composition I)1 3 ENWR 1505 - Academic Writing IENG 112 (College Composition II)1 3 ENWR 1506 - Academic Writing II

Any foreign language through 202 level2 43 43 3 3 Foreign languages through 2020 levelPSY (Psychology), PLS (Political Science) or SOC (Sociology) (1 transferable course) 4 3 PSYC, PLAP, PLIR, PLPT, PLCP, or SOCMUS (Music) or ART (1 transferable course) 4 3 MUSI, ARTH or ARTS

Literature (1 transferable course)5 - may be substituted for either MUS/ART requirement See transfer credit evaluator4








http://www.virginia.edu/pst/overview.html

1 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement.2 Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.3 First-year foreign language courses at VCCS count as 5 credit hours per semester but only transfer to UVa as 4 credit hours each.4 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/5 Literature courses may be in Classics, Comparative Literature, English Lit, or Foreign Lit. See the transfer credit evaluator in footnote 4 for equivalences.6 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 4.* Please visit the PPL program website for more information on the major: http://www.virginia.edu/ppl/about.html

B.A. in Political Philosophy, Policy and LawRecommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

Political Philosophy, Policy and Law


PHI 211 (Introduction to Western Philosophy I) 3 PHIL 1000T Courses that May Satisfy Basic Major

Requirements*

ECO 202 (Principles of Microeconomics) 3 ECON 2010HIS (1 transferable course) 4 3 HIAF, HIEA, HIEU, HILA, HIME, HISA, HIST or HIUSPHI 212 (Introduction to Western Philosophy II) 3 PHIL 1000TENG 111 (College Composition I)1 3 ENWR 1505 - Academic Writing IENG 112 (College Composition II)1 3 ENWR 1506 - Academic Writing II

Any foreign language through 202 level2 43 43 3 3 Foreign languages through 2020 levelPSY (Psychology), PLS (Political Science) or SOC (Sociology) (1 transferable course) 4 3 PSYC, PLAP, PLIR, PLPT, PLCP, or SOCMUS (Music) or ART (1 transferable course) 4 3 MUSI, ARTH or ARTS

Literature (1 transferable course)5 - may be substituted for the MUS/ART requirement See transfer credit evaluator4








http://www.virginia.edu/ppl/about.html

1 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement.2 Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.3 First-year foreign language courses at VCCS count as 5 credit hours per semester but only transfer to UVa as 4 credit hours each.4 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/5 Literature courses may be in Classics, Comparative Literature, English Lit, or Foreign Lit. See the transfer credit evaluator in footnote 4 for equivalences.6 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 4.* You may also visit the Politics Department website for more information: http://www.virginia.edu/politics/undergrad_program/index.html

B.A. in Foreign Affairs (Department of Politics) Recommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

Politics – Foreign Affairs


PLS 120 (Introduction to Political Science) or PLS 140 (Introduction to Comparative Politics) 3 PLCP 1000T or PLCP 1010 Courses that


Requirements*PSY or ECO (1 transferable course) 4 3 PSYC or ECONHIS (1 transferable course) 4 3 HIAF, HIEA, HIEU, HILA, HIME, HISA, HIST or HIUSPLS 241 or PLS 242 (International Relations I or II) 3 PLIR 1010 or PLIR 2000TENG 111 (College Composition I)1 3 ENWR 1505 - Academic Writing IENG 112 (College Composition II)1 3 ENWR 1506 - Academic Writing II


REL (Religion) or PHI (Philosophy) (1 transferable course) 4 3 RELx or PHILMUS (Music) or ART (1 transferable course) 4 3 MUSI, ARTH or ARTS









http://www.virginia.edu/politics/undergrad_program/index.html

1 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement.2 Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.3 First-year foreign language courses at VCCS count as 5 credit hours per semester but only transfer to UVa as 4 credit hours each.4 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/5 Literature courses may be in Classics, Comparative Literature, English Lit, or Foreign Lit. See the transfer credit evaluator in footnote 4 for equivalences.6 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 4.* You may also visit the Politics Department website for more information: http://www.virginia.edu/politics/undergrad_program/index.html

B.A. in Government (Department of Politics) Recommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

Politics – Government


PLS 135 (American National Politics) or PLS 211 (U.S. Government I) 3 PLAP 1010 Courses that


Requirements*PSY or ECO (1 transferable course) 4 3 PSYC or ECONHIS (1 transferable course) 4 3 HIAF, HIEA, HIEU, HILA, HIME, HISA, HIST or HIUSPLS 212 (U.S. Government II) 3 PLAP 2000TENG 111 (College Composition I)1 3 ENWR 1505 - Academic Writing IENG 112 (College Composition II)1 3 ENWR 1506 - Academic Writing II











http://www.virginia.edu/politics/undergrad_program/index.html

1 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement.2 Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.3 First-year foreign language courses at VCCS count as 5 credit hours per semester but only transfer to UVa as 4 credit hours each.4 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/5 Literature courses may be in Classics, Comparative Literature, English Lit, or Foreign Lit. See the transfer credit evaluator in footnote 4 for equivalences.6 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 4.* Pre-requisites taken at community colleges may not always be accepted by Health Professions schools. Please visit the Health Professions advising pages for more information: http://www.career.virginia.edu/prehealth/courses.php

Pre-Health Professions: Medical, Dental, Veterinary, etc. (NOT a degree program) Recommended Course of Study for Transfer Students*

Pre-Health Professions


MTH 271 and 272 (Applied Calculus I and II) orMTH 273 and 274 (Calculus I and II) 3 3

MATH 1210 and 1220 orMATH 1310 and 1320

Courses recommended

by Health Professions advising*


CHM 111 and 112 (College Chemistry I and II) 4 4 CHEM 1410, 1411, 1420 and 1421CHM 241 + 243 (Organic Chemistry I plus Lab) and CHM 242 + 244 (Organic Chemistry II plus Lab) 4 4

CHEM 2410+2411 and CHEM 2420+2421

ENG 111 (College Composition I)1 3 ENWR 1505 - Academic Writing IENG 112 (College Composition II)1 3 ENWR 1506 - Academic Writing IIAny foreign language through 202 level2 43 43 3 3 Foreign languages through 2020 levelREL (Religious Studies) or PHI (Philosophy) (1 transferable course) 4 3 RELx or PHILMUS (Music) or ART (1 transferable course) 4 3 MUSI, ARTH or ARTS







http://www.career.virginia.edu/prehealth/courses.php

1 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement.2 Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.3 First-year foreign language courses at VCCS count as 5 credit hours per semester but only transfer to UVa as 4 credit hours each.4 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/5 Literature courses may be in Classics, Comparative Literature, English Lit, or Foreign Lit. See the transfer credit evaluator in footnote 4 for equivalences.6 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 4.* Potential majors should consult the Psychology Undergraduate Handbook: http://www.virginia.edu/psychology/undergrad/uHandBook.php#majorReqs

B.A. in PsychologyRecommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

Psychology


MTH 271 and 272 (Applied Calculus I and II) or MTH 273 and 274 (Calculus I and II) 3 3 MATH 1210 and 1220 or MATH 1310 and 1320 Courses that


Requirements*

PSY 200 (Principles of Psychology) or 201 (Introduction to Psychology I) 3 PSYC 1010Total of 3 Psychology courses transferable to UVa’s Psychology Department at the 2000 level4 3 3 3 See transfer credit evaluator4





Non-Western Perspective (1 transferable course)6 3 See footnote 6 belowECO (Economics), PLS (Political Science) or SOC (Sociology) (1 transferable course) 6 3 ECON, PLAP, PLCP, PLIR, or SOC





http://www.virginia.edu/psychology/undergrad/uHandBook.php#majorReqs

1 Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.2 First-year foreign language courses at VCCS count as 5 credit hours per semester but only transfer to UVa as 4 credit hours each. 3 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement. 4 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/5 Literature courses may be in Classics, Comparative Literature, English Lit, or Foreign Lit. See the transfer credit evaluator in footnote 4 for equivalences.6 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 4.* Prospective majors must consult an advisor to plan their courses at UVa prior to declaring the major. For more information, please visit the Religious Studies program website: http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/religiousstudies/undergraduate/major.html

B.A. in Religious Studies Recommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

Religious Studies


REL 238 (Western Religions) 3 RELG 1010 Courses that May Satisfy Basic Major

Requirements*REL 237 (Eastern Religions) 3 REGL 1040




PHI (Philosophy) (1 transferable course)4 3 PHIL


Literature (1 transferable course)5 - may be substituted for either MUS/ART or PHI requirement See transfer credit evaluator4

Non-Western Perspective (1 transferable course)6 3 See footnote 6 belowMTH (Math - 1 transferable course beyond pre-calculus) 4 3 MATH or STAT


HIS (1 course transferable to the UVa History Department) 4 3 HIAF, HIEA, HIEU, HILA, HIME, HISA, HIST, HIUS





http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/religiousstudies/undergraduate/major.html

1 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement.2 Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.3 First-year foreign language courses at VCCS count as 5 credit hours per semester but only transfer to UVa as 4 credit hours each.4 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/5 Literature courses may be in Classics, Comparative Literature, English Lit, or Foreign Lit. See the transfer credit evaluator in footnote 4 for equivalences.6 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 4.* For more information on the Russian Language and Literature major, please visit: http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/slavic/undergrad/majors.html

B.A. in Russian Language and Literature Recommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

Russian Language and Lit


RUS 101 and 102 (Beginning Russian I and II)2 43 43 RUSS 1000T Courses that May Satisfy Basic Major

Prerequisites*RUS 201 and 202 (Intermediate Russian I and II)2 3 3 RUSS 2000T













http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/slavic/undergrad/majors.html

1 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement.2 Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.3 First-year foreign language courses at VCCS count as 5 credit hours per semester but only transfer to UVa as 4 credit hours each.4 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/5 Literature courses may be in Classics, Comparative Literature, English Lit, or Foreign Lit. See the transfer credit evaluator in footnote 4 for equivalences.6 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 4.* For more information on the Russian Language and Literature major, please visit: http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/slavic/undergrad/majors.html

B.A. in Russian and East European Studies Recommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

Russian E. Europe Studies


RUS 101 and 102 (Beginning Russian I and II)2 43 43 RUSS 1000T Courses that May Satisfy Basic Major

Prerequisites*RUS 201 and 202 (Intermediate Russian I and II)2 3 3 RUSS 2000T













http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/slavic/undergrad/majors.html

1 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement.2 Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.3 First-year foreign language courses at VCCS count as 5 credit hours per semester but only transfer to UVa as 4 credit hours each.4 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/5 Literature courses may be in Classics, Comparative Literature, English Lit, or Foreign Lit. See the transfer credit evaluator in footnote 4 for equivalences.6 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 4.* Transferred credits for SOC 1010 exempt a student from taking this course in the department; however, in this case the student must take another 3-credit sociology course at any level at UVa to make up the required number of credit hours. For more details, see the Sociology Undergraduate Handbook: http://www.virginia.edu/sociology/currentstudents/MajorsHandbook.pdf

B.A. in SociologyRecommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

Sociology


SOC 201 (Introduction to Sociology I)* 3 SOC 1010*


Requirements*ENG 111 (College Composition I)1 3 ENWR 1505 - Academic Writing IENG 112 (College Composition II)1 3 ENWR 1506 - Academic Writing IIAny foreign language through 202 level2 43 43 3 3 Foreign languages through 2020 level


MUS (Music) or ART (1 transferable course) 4 3 MUSI, DRAM, ARTH or ARTS


Non-Western Perspective (1 transferable course)6 3 See footnote 6 belowPLS (Political Science), PSY (Psychology) or ECO (Economics) (1 transferable course) 6 3 PSYC, PLAP, PLCP, PLIR, or ECON

MTH 271 (Applied Calculus), or MTH 273 (Calculus I) or MTH 240 (Statistics) 3 MATH 1210, 1310 or STAT 1120Total of 3 transferable courses in Physical or Biological Sciences4 3 3 3 CHEM, PHYS, EVSC, ASTR and BIOLHIS (1 course transferable to the UVa History Department) 4 3 HIAF, HIEA, HIEU, HILA, HIME, HISA, HIST or HIUS





http://www.virginia.edu/sociology/currentstudents/MajorsHandbook.pdf

1 Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.2 First-year foreign language courses at VCCS count as 5 credit hours per semester but only transfer to UVa as 4 credit hours each. 3 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement. 4 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/5 Literature courses may be in Classics, Comparative Literature, English Lit, or Foreign Lit. See the transfer credit evaluator in footnote 4 for equivalences.6 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 4.* In addition to the prerequisites listed here and prior to declaring the Spanish major, students must take SPAN 3010 at UVa. This major is offered by the Department of Spanish, Italian and Portuguese. For more information please visit: http://www.virginia.edu/span-ital-port/spanish/spanish-major

B.A. in SpanishRecommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

Spanish


SPA 101 and 102 (Beginning Spanish I and II)1 42 42 SPAN 1010 and 1020Courses that May

Satisfy Basic Major Prerequisites*SPA 201 and 202 (Intermediate Spanish I and II)1 3 3 SPAN 2010 and 2020







MTH (Mathematics – 1 transferable course) 4 3 MATH or STAT






http://www.virginia.edu/span-ital-port/spanish/spanish-major

1 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement.2 Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.3 First-year foreign language courses at VCCS count as 5 credit hours per semester but only transfer to UVa as 4 credit hours each.4 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/5 Literature courses may be in Classics, Comparative Literature, English Lit, or Foreign Lit. See the transfer credit evaluator in footnote 4 for equivalences.6 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 4.* Further information on the Biostatistics program can be found at: http://www.stat.virginia.edu/degree_undergraduate.shtm

B.A. in Biostatistics (Department of Statistics) Recommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

Statistics – Biostatistics


MTH 273 and 274 (Calculus I and II) 3 3 MATH 1310 and 1320


Requirements*

MTH 241 and 242 (Statistics I and II) orMTH 243 and 244 (Probability and Statistics I and II) 3 3

STAT 1120 and 2120 orSTAT 2000T

MTH 275 (Multivariable Calculus and Linear Algebra) 4 MATH 2310








Non-Western Perspective (1 transferable course)6 3 See footnote 6 belowPSY (Psychology), ECO (Economics), PLS (Political Science) or SOC (Sociology) (2 transferable courses in separate departments) 4 3 3 PSYC, ECON, PLAP, PLCP, PLIR or SOCHIS (1 course transferable to the UVa History Department) 4 3 HIAF, HIEA, HIEU, HILA, HIME, HISA, HIST or HIUSTotal Credits 13 16 17 16 62



http://www.stat.virginia.edu/degree_undergraduate.shtm


B.A. in Econometrics (Department of Statistics) Recommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

Statistics – Econometrics


MTH 273 and 274 (Calculus I and II) 3 3 MATH 1310 and 1320Courses that May Satisfy Basic Major

Requirements*



MTH 275 (Multivariable Calculus and Linear Algebra) 4 MATH 2310 ECO 201 (Principles of Macroeconomics) and ECO 202 (Principles of Microeconomics) 3 3 ECON 2020 and ECON 2010







Non-Western Perspective (1 transferable course)6 3 See footnote 6 belowPSY (Psychology), PLS (Political Science) or SOC (Sociology) (1 transferable course) 4 3 PSYC, PLAP, PLCP, PLIR or SOC

2 transferable courses in Physical or Biological Sciences4 3 3 CHEM, PHYS, EVSC, ASTR and BIOLHIS (1 course transferable to the UVa History Department) 4 3 HIAF, HIEA, HIEU, HILA, HIME, HISA, HIST or HIUSTotal Credits 16 16 16 15 63





B.A. in Engineering Statistics (Department of Statistics) Recommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

Statistics – Engineering Statistics



Requirements*MTH 275 (Multivariable Calculus and Linear Algebra) 4 MATH 2310 MTH 241 and 242 (Statistics I and II) orMTH 243 and 244 (Probability and Statistics I and II) 3 3








Non-Western Perspective (1 transferable course)6 3 See footnote 6 belowPSY (Psychology), ECO (Economics), PLS (Political Science) or SOC (Sociology) (2 transferable courses in separate departments) 4 3 3 PSYC, ECON, PLAP, PLCP, PLIR or SOCTotal of 1 transferable elective course4 3 See transfer credit evaluator4






B.A. in Mathematical Statistics (Department of Statistics) Recommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

Statistics – Mathematical Statistics



Requirements*



MTH 275 (Multivariable Calculus and Linear Algebra) 4 MATH 2310







Non-Western Perspective (1 transferable course)6 3 See footnote 6 belowPSY (Psychology), ECO (Economics), PLS (Political Science) or SOC (Sociology) (2 transferable courses in separate departments) 4 3 3 PSYC, ECON, PLAP, PLCP, PLIR or SOCTotal of 1 transferable elective course4 3 See transfer credit evaluator4





1 Dual enrollment courses may not be used to fulfill the College of Arts and Sciences First Writing or Foreign Language requirements. SAT, AP, IB courses may qualify however. See http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/undergrad/requirements/index.html for detailed information.2 First-year foreign language courses at VCCS count as 5 credit hours per semester but only transfer to UVa as 4 credit hours each. 3 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed admission under the UVa-VCCS guaranteed admission agreement. 4 Transferable courses can be found using the Transfer Credit Evaluator at http://saz-webdmz.eservices.virginia.edu/asequivs/5 Literature courses may be in Classics, Comparative Literature, English Lit, or Foreign Lit. See the transfer credit evaluator in footnote 4 for equivalences.6 Courses that fulfill the Non-Western Perspective requirement are so noted on the Transfer Credit Evaluator in footnote 4.* Students will still be required to take SWAG 2100 once they are enrolled at UVa. Students interested in this major should contact the SWAG Director of Undergraduate Programs. For more information, please visit the SWAG program website: http://www.virginia.edu/womenstudies/major.html

B.A. in Studies in Women and Gender (SWAG) Recommended Course of Study for Transfer Students Wishing to Major at UVa*

Religious Studies


HUM 210 (Introduction to Women in the Humanities) 3 SWAG 2000T


Prerequisites*



ENG 112 (College Composition II)3 3 ENWR 1506 - Academic Writing IIPHI (Philosophy) or REL (Religious Studies) (1 transferable course)4 3 PHIL or RELG




MTH (Math - 1 transferable course beyond pre-calculus) 4 3 MATH or STATTotal of 3 transferable courses in Physical or Biological Sciences4 3 3 3 CHEM, PHYS, EVSC, ASTR and BIOLHIS (1 course transferable to the UVa History Department) 4 3 HIAF, HIEA, HIEU, HILA, HIME, HISA, HIST, HIUSTotal of 2 transferable elective courses4 3 3 See transfer credit evaluator4




http://www.virginia.edu/womenstudies/major.html

Documents

1 If either or both of these courses are taken as dual enrollment, you must also take ENG 210 (Advanced Composition) in order to qualify for guaranteed