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Argosy University COLLEGE OF UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES

Articulation Agreement with Nashville State Community College

Begin Date: August 1, 2012

Argosy University offers bachelor degrees in Business (BSBA), Psychology (BA Psychology), Criminal Justice (BSCJ), and Liberal Arts (BALA), and anticipates offering additional bachelor degrees in the future. Argosy University and Nashville State Community College will develop a transfer guide that identifies how transfer of an associate degree applies to requirements of existing bachelor degree programs. Articulation Agreement Argosy University and Nashville State Community College hereby enter into the following agreement:

• Argosy University and Nashville State Community College will draft a course transfer guide, as an addendum to this agreement, which identifies the Nashville State Community College courses which satisfy specific course, general education or unrestricted elective requirements at Argosy University.

• This transfer guide needs periodic modification as both institutions routinely add to and update curriculum.

• Students must meet the admission and bachelor degree requirements for the academic year in which they are admitted. Please refer to the Argosy University academic catalog http://argosy.edu for complete admissions and program requirements.

• Interested students are invited to contact the Admissions Department at Argosy University for assistance.

Marketing Responsibilities Nashville State Community College and Argosy University will work together to specify the appropriate venues for which Nashville State Community College personnel can communicate information related to Argosy University. Such communication may include information meetings, updates, announcements and information to schedule in-person meetings with prospective students. Each party is responsible for its own costs regarding its marketing responsibility. Nashville State Community College will coordinate with Argosy University to assure that up-to-date program information is available to students and agrees the Course Transfer Guide may be published by each party. Intellectual Property Argosy University and Nashville State Community College remain the sole owners of all rights to its respective name, trade names, trademarks, service marks, trade secrets, patents, copyrights, logos, and other intellectual property rights, as they now exist or as they may be modified in the future by either party (collectively, the “Intellectual Property Rights”). Either party has only the right to use intellectual property in connection with the performance of this Agreement. Material or content, regardless of medium, which is used by the other party, jointly developed between the parties, or developed by one party on behalf of the other may be used only for advancing the purposes of this Agreement while it is in effect and only with both parties’ consent. The parties must notify the other of their process for obtaining consent and approvals of marketing materials. Unless otherwise specifically stated in this Agreement, any Intellectual Property Rights shared between the parties for advancing the purposes of this Agreement are treated as confidential and proprietary information by the receiving party.

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Each party acknowledges that the unauthorized use of the other party’s Intellectual Property Rights would cause irreparable harm to the other party. This provision shall survive termination of the Agreement. Termination and Modification This articulation agreement has a clearly defined begin and end date. This articulation agreement may be renewed, and is subject to change or modification by mutual written consent between the parties. This agreement is effective upon the signature by appropriate officers of Nashville State Community College and Argosy University, and may be terminated by either party upon written notice. Non-Discrimination Argosy University and Nashville State Community College share mutual responsibility to comply with federal, state, and local laws, including, but not limited to, the Civil Rights Act of 1974, as amended, that are applicable to activities carried out under this agreement. The parties agree not to engage in unlawful discrimination on the grounds of race, color, national or ethnic origin, gender, marital status, religion, handicap, political affiliation, age, or any other basis as prescribed by law. Notice, Demands, and Requests All notices, demands, requests, and communications required shall be in writing and shall be deemed to have been given when delivered or mailed to the designated contact officers. Signatures of Responsible Authorities The undersigned hereby agree to all provisions of this agreement. This agreement is understood to be complete. Other cooperative agreements between the parties require separate negotiation and acceptance.

Nashville State Community College Associate in Arts Criminal Justice

2014-15 Catalog SEM.

Argosy University Bachelor of Science Criminal Justice

2014-15 Catalog SEM.

GENERAL EDUCATION

ENGL 1010 English Composition I 3 ENG101 Composition I 3

ENGL 1020 English Composition II 3 ENG102 Composition II 3

SPCH 1010 Fundamentals of Speech Communications OR SPCH 1112 Speech

3 General Education Elective Requirement 3

Three Humanities & Fine Arts Courses 9 General Education Humanities Requirement General Education Elective Requirement

6 3

SOCI 1010 Introduction to Sociology AND PSYC 1030 General Psychology

6 General Education Social Science Requirement 6

MATH 1130 College Algebra or higher 3 General Education Mathematics Requirement 3

Two History Courses 6 Determination of Social Science, Humanities, General Education or Open Elective is dependent on the content of the History course

6

Two Natural Sciences Courses 8 General Education Natural Sciences Requirement Open Elective

6 2

ADDITIONAL DEGREE REQUIREMENTS

Foreign Language (One-year sequence in single foreign language)

6 Open Electives 6

General Elective 1 Open Elective 1

CRIMINAL JUSTICE CORE COURSE REQUIREMENTS

CRMJ 1010 Introduction to Criminal Justice 3 CJA105 Introduction to Criminal Justice 3

CRMJ 1020 Intro to the Legal Process 3 CJA/Open Elective 3

CRMJ 2010 Introduction to Law Enforcement 3 CJA/Open Elective 3

CRMJ 2020 Introduction to Corrections 3 CJA 140 Introduction to Corrections 3

Remaining Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice Degree Requirements

General Education

Mathematics 3

COM180 Interpersonal Effectiveness 3

ASP100 Skills for Success Waived with completion of associate’s degree or a minimum of 60 transfer credits and 2.0 cumulative GPA – student must complete an additional 3 credit General Education course to satisfy the 42 credits of General Education requirement

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Core

CJA215 Criminal Law 3

CJA225 Criminal Court System 3

CJA235 Police Organizational Structure & Operations 3

CJA315 Criminal Procedure 3

CJA330 Juvenile Delinquency 3

CJA345 Criminal Justice Research Methods & Statistics 3

CJA415 Victimology 3

CJA470 Criminology 3

CJA499 Criminal Justice Capstone 3

Criminal Justice Electives or Concentration Requirements Students are required to complete four criminal justice electives, or 12 credit hours. Students may select one of the optional concentrations that will be applied to this requirement or take any four criminal justice courses not listed as core requirements. (*Note: While the courses below may fulfill the requirement of completing elective credits, some of these courses may not meet the additional requirement of attaining 42 upper division credits. Students should select electives based on the total number of lower- and upper-division credits transferred to Argosy, and the remaining number of credits in each category.)

Corrections CJA460 Penology Theory CJA340 Adult Corrections CJA347 Juvenile Corrections CJA350 Probation & Parole

Forensic Psychology PSY303 Introduction to Crime & Causes PSY381 Abnormal Psychology PSY422 Forensic Psychology PSY498 Psychology & the Criminal Mind

Homeland Security CJA426 Terrorism

Management BUS423 Business Psychology

CJA435 Homeland Security CJA445 Emergency Management-Incident Command CJA455 Transportation Protection & Vulnerability Assessment

BUS320 21st

Century Leadership & Beyond MGT411 Human Resource Management MGT450 Managing Cultural Diversity

Police CJA325 Criminal Investigations CJA320 Interviewing & Interrogation CJA335 Organized Crime CJA425 Community Policing/Crime Prevention

Security Management SEC103 Introduction to Security Management SEC317 Risk Assessment & Management SEC323 Computer Systems Security SEC333 Global Security

Substance Abuse PSY370 Introduction to Addiction & Addictive Behavior PSY481 Substance Abuse & the Family PSY496 Substance Abuse Assessment PSY497 Substance Abuse Treatment

Open Electives (minimum of 33 credits)

Total Credits Semester Credits 120

Transfer of Credit/Degree Requirements

Students may transfer a maximum of 72 lower division or 90 total semester credit hours

*Lower division courses (100-200 level) that are similar in content to Argosy required courses as determined by the appropriate Argosy office do not need to be retaken; however, the upper division (300-400 level) credit must be replaced with another upper division elective.

The following are requirements for the BSCJ degree: o A minimum of 42 upper division credits o Eleven criminal justice core courses or 33 credit hours o Four criminal justice courses, or 12 credits, or one concentration consisting of 12 credits o Eleven courses, or 33 credits of Open Electives

Nashville State Community College Associate in Science Psychology

2014-15 Catalog SEM.

Argosy University Bachelor of Arts Psychology

2014-15 Catalog SEM.

GENERAL EDUCATION

ENGL 1010 English Composition I 3 ENG101 Composition I 3

ENGL 1020 English Composition II 3 ENG102 Composition II 3

SPCH 1010 Fundamentals of Speech Communications OR SPCH 1112 Speech

3 General Education Elective Requirement 3

Three Humanities & Fine Arts Courses 9 General Education Humanities Requirement General Education Elective Requirement

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Two Social/Behavioral Sciences Courses 6 General Education Social Science Requirement 6

MATH 1130 College Algebra or higher 3 General Education Mathematics Requirement 3

Two History Courses 6 Determination of Social Science, Humanities, General Education or Open Elective is dependent on the content of the History course

6

BIO 1110 General Biology I AND BIO 1120 General Biology II

8 General Education Natural Sciences Requirement Open Elective

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ADDITIONAL DEGREE REQUIREMENTS

General Electives 7 Open Electives 7

PSYCHOLOGY CORE COURSES

PSYC 1030 General Psychology 3 PSY 101 General Psychology 3

MATH 1530 Probability/Statistics 3 General Education Mathematics Requirement 3

Select two of the following:

PSYC 2110 Psychology of Adjustment 3 PSY/Open Elective 3

PSYC 2130 Life Span Psychology 3 PSY260 Child & Adolescent Development OR PSY/Open Elective

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PSYC 2120 Social Psychology 3 PSY310 Social Psychology 3

Remaining Bachelor of Arts in Psychology Degree Requirements

General Education

COM180 Interpersonal Effectiveness 3

ASP100 Skills for Success Waived with completion of associate’s degree or a minimum of 60 transfer credits and 2.0 cumulative GPA – student must complete an additional 3 credit General Education course to satisfy the 42 credits of General Education requirement

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Core – if not completed above

PSY 210 Psychological Statistics 3

PSY260 Child & Adolescent Development 3

PSY302 Research Methods 3

PSY310 Social Psychology 3

PSY350 Physiological Psychology 3

PSY362 Personality Theories 3

PSY363 Cognitive Psychology 3

PSY381 Abnormal Psychology 3

PSY369 Career Choices in Psychology 3

PSY430 Ethics in Psychology 3

PSY492 Advanced General Psychology 3

Psychology Electives or Optional Concentration Students have the option to select four from the following elective options or an Optional Concentration (*Note: While the courses below may fulfill the requirement of completing elective credits, some of these courses may not meet the additional requirement of attaining 42 upper division credits. Students should select electives based on the total number of lower- and upper-division credits transferred to Argosy, and the remaining number of credits in each category.)

PSY230 Psychology in the Community 3

PSY 250 Writing in Psychology 3

PSY270 Careers in Psychology 3

PSY304 Human Sexuality 3

PSY307 Adulthood & Aging 3

PSY312 Diversity 3

PSY313 Psychology of Gender 3

PSY382 Positive Psychology 3

PSY499 Psychology Field Experience & Seminar 3

Optional Concentration

Advanced Studies in Psychology PSY383 Learning & Behavior PSY384 Sensation & Perception PSY415 Psychological Assessment PSY450 History & Systems of Psychology

Child & Adolescent Studies PSY301 Children & Violence PSY308 Abnormal Child & Adolescents PSY309 Psychology of Exceptional Children PSY311 Child, Family, & Community Relationships

Criminal Justice PSY303 Introduction to Crime & Causes PSY422 Forensic Psychology PSY494 Substance Abuse Treatment in the Criminal Justice System PSY498 Psychology & the Criminal Mind

Human Services PSY370 Introduction to Addiction & Addictive Behavior PSY383 Learning & Behavior PSY400 Counseling Theories PSY405 Interviewing Techniques

Organizational Psychology MGT411 Human Resource Management BUS320 21

st Century Leadership & Beyond

PSY320 Industrial/Organizational Psychology PSY415 Psychological Assessment

Substance Abuse PSY370 Introduction to Addiction & Addictive Behavior PSY481 Substance Abuse & the Family PSY496 Substance Abuse Assessment PSY497 Substance Abuse Treatment

Open Electives (minimum of 33 credits)

Total Semester Credits 120

Transfer of Credit/Degree Requirements

Students may transfer a maximum of 72 lower division or 90 total semester credit hours

*Lower division courses (100-200 level) that are similar in content to Argosy required courses as determined by the appropriate Argosy office do not need to be retaken; however, the upper division (300-400 level) credit must be replaced with another upper division elective.

The following are requirements for the BAP degree: o A minimum of 42 upper division credits o Eleven psychology core courses, or 33 credit hours o Four psychology electives, or 12 credits, or one optional concentration consisting of 12 credits o Eleven courses, or 33 credits, of Open Electives

Nashville State Community College Associate in Science Criminal Justice

2014-15 Catalog SEM.

Argosy University Bachelor of Science Criminal Justice

2014-15 Catalog SEM.

GENERAL EDUCATION

ENGL 1010 English Composition I 3 ENG101 Composition I 3

ENGL 1020 English Composition II 3 ENG102 Composition II 3

SPCH 1010 Fundamentals of Speech Communications OR SPCH 1112 Speech

3 General Education Elective Requirement 3

Three Humanities & Fine Arts Courses 9 General Education Humanities Requirement General Education Elective Requirement

6 3

SOCI 1010 Introduction to Sociology AND PSYC 1030 General Psychology

6 General Education Social Science Requirement 6

MATH 1130 College Algebra or higher 3 General Education Mathematics Requirement 3

Two History Courses 6 Determination of Social Science, Humanities, General Education or Open Elective is dependent on the content of the History course

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Two Natural Sciences Courses 8 General Education Natural Sciences Requirement Open Elective

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ADDITIONAL DEGREE REQUIREMENTS

General Electives 7 Open Electives 7

CRIMINAL JUSTICE CORE COURSE REQUIREMENTS

CRMJ 1010 Introduction to Criminal Justice 3 CJA105 Introduction to Criminal Justice 3

CRMJ 1020 Intro to the Legal Process 3 CJA215 Criminal Law 3

CRMJ 2010 Introduction to Law Enforcement 3 CJA/Open Elective 3

CRMJ 2020 Introduction to Corrections 3 CJA 140 Introduction to Corrections 3

Remaining Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice Degree Requirements

General Education

Mathematics 3

COM180 Interpersonal Effectiveness 3

ASP100 Skills for Success Waived with completion of associate’s degree or a minimum of 60 transfer credits and 2.0 cumulative GPA – student must complete an additional 3 credit General Education course to satisfy the 42 credits of General Education requirement

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Core

CJA225 Criminal Court System 3

CJA235 Police Organizational Structure & Operations 3

CJA315 Criminal Procedure 3

CJA330 Juvenile Delinquency 3

CJA345 Criminal Justice Research Methods & Statistics 3

CJA415 Victimology 3

CJA470 Criminology 3

CJA499 Criminal Justice Capstone 3

Criminal Justice Electives or Concentration Requirements Students are required to complete four criminal justice electives, or 12 credit hours. Students may select one of the optional concentrations that will be applied to this requirement or take any four criminal justice courses not listed as core requirements. (*Note: While the courses below may fulfill the requirement of completing elective credits, some of these courses may not meet the additional requirement of attaining 42 upper division credits. Students should select electives based on the total number of lower- and upper-division credits transferred to Argosy, and the remaining number of credits in each category.)

Corrections CJA460 Penology Theory CJA340 Adult Corrections CJA347 Juvenile Corrections CJA350 Probation & Parole

Forensic Psychology PSY303 Introduction to Crime & Causes PSY381 Abnormal Psychology PSY422 Forensic Psychology PSY498 Psychology & the Criminal Mind

Homeland Security CJA426 Terrorism CJA435 Homeland Security CJA445 Emergency Management-Incident Command CJA455 Transportation Protection & Vulnerability Assessment

Management BUS423 Business Psychology BUS320 21

st Century Leadership & Beyond

MGT411 Human Resource Management MGT450 Managing Cultural Diversity

Police CJA325 Criminal Investigations CJA320 Interviewing & Interrogation CJA335 Organized Crime CJA425 Community Policing/Crime Prevention

Security Management SEC103 Introduction to Security Management SEC317 Risk Assessment & Management SEC323 Computer Systems Security SEC333 Global Security

Substance Abuse PSY370 Introduction to Addiction & Addictive Behavior PSY481 Substance Abuse & the Family PSY496 Substance Abuse Assessment PSY497 Substance Abuse Treatment

Open Electives (minimum of 33 credits)

Total Credits Semester Credits 120

Transfer of Credit/Degree Requirements

Students may transfer a maximum of 72 lower division or 90 total semester credit hours

*Lower division courses (100-200 level) that are similar in content to Argosy required courses as determined by the appropriate Argosy office do not need to be retaken; however, the upper division (300-400 level) credit must be replaced with another upper division elective.

The following are requirements for the BSCJ degree: o A minimum of 42 upper division credits o Eleven criminal justice core courses or 33 credit hours o Four criminal justice courses, or 12 credits, or one concentration consisting of 12 credits o Eleven courses, or 33 credits of Open Electives

Nashville State Community College Associate in Science Business Administration

2014-15 Catalog SEM.

Argosy University Bachelor of Science Business Administration

2014-15 Catalog SEM.

GENERAL EDUCATION

ENGL 1010 English Composition I 3 ENG101 Composition I 3

ENGL 1020 English Composition II 3 ENG102 Composition II 3

SPCH 1010 Fundamentals of Speech Communications 3 General Education Elective Requirement 3

Three Humanities & Fine Arts Courses 9 General Education Humanities Requirement General Education Elective Requirement

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ECON 2010 Macroeconomics 3 ECO201 Macroeconomics/General Education Social Science Requirement

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ECON 2020 Microeconomics 3 ECO202 Microeconomics/General Education Social Science Requirement

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Two History Courses 6 Determination of Social Science, Humanities, General Education or Open Elective is dependent on the content of the History course

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Two Natural Sciences Courses 8 General Education Natural Sciences Requirement Open Elective

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MATH 1630 Finite Mathematics 3 General Education Mathematics Requirement 3

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION EMPHASIS

ACCT 1010 Principles of Accounting I 3 ACC201 Principles of Accounting 3

ACCT 1020 Principles of Accounting II 3 ACC202 Principles of Management Accounting 3

MATH 1530 Probability/Statistics 3 General Education Mathematics Requirement 3

MATH 1830 Concepts of Calculus 3 Open Elective 3

INFS 1010 Computer Applications 3 Open Elective 3

Elective 4 Open Elective 4

Remaining Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Degree Requirements

General Education

COM180 Interpersonal Effectiveness 3

ASP100 Skills for Success Waived with completion of associate’s degree or a minimum of 60 transfer credits and 2.0 cumulative GPA – student must complete an additional 3 credit General Education course to satisfy the 42 credits of General Education requirement

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Core

BUS212 Business Law & Corporate Ethics 3

MKT230 Principles of Marketing 3

BUS320 21st

Century Leadership & Beyond 3

MGT334 Data Driven Decision-Making 3

MGT416 Management Operations 3

FIN401 Financial Management 3

MGT402 Project Management 3

BUS470 Global Business Management 3

BUS499 Business Policy & Strategic Solutions 3

Business Administration Electives or Concentration Options Students are required to complete four business electives, or 12 credit hours. Students may select one of the optional concentrations that will be applied to this requirement or take any four business courses not listed as core requirements. (*Note: While the courses below may fulfill the requirement of completing elective credits, some of these courses may not meet the additional requirement of attaining 42 upper division credits. Students should select electives based on the total number of lower- and upper-division credits transferred to Argosy, and the remaining number of credits in each category.)

Accounting ACC415 Auditing ACC418 Corporate Taxation ACC420 Capital Budgeting BUS475 Strategic Cost Management

Finance ACC420 Capital Budgeting BUS434 International Finance Management FIN430 Corporate Finance FIN434 Financial Decisions for Profit, People and the Planet

Healthcare Management HCM401 Strategic Planning & Program Development HCM402 Human Resource Management in Healthcare Systems HCM403 Quality Assurance in Healthcare Systems

Human Resources BUS435 Employment Law BUS436 International Human Resources Management MGT420 Compensation & Benefits

HCM404 Healthcare Policy & Administration MGT430 Training & Development

International Business BUS433 International Marketing BUS434 International Finance Management BUS436 International Human Resources Management BUS470 Global Business Management

Marketing BUS365 Marketing, Sales & Channel Management BUS433 International Marketing MKT431 Consumer Behavior MKT432 Marketing Research & Analysis

Organizational Management BUS470 Global Business Management MGT413 Managing Change MGT430 Training & Development MGT450 Cultural Diversity in the Workplace

Open Electives (minimum of 33 credits)

Total Semester Credits 120

Transfer of Credit/Degree Requirements

Students may transfer a maximum of 72 lower division or 90 total semester credit hours

*Lower division courses (100-200 level) that are similar in content to Argosy required courses as determined by the appropriate Argosy office do not need to be retaken; however, the upper division (300-400 level) credit must be replaced with another upper division elective.

The following are requirements for the BSBA degree: o A minimum of 42 upper division credits o Eleven business core courses or 33 credit hours o Four business electives, or 12 credit hours OR one concentration of 12 credits hours o Eleven courses, or 33 credits of Open Electives

Nashville State Community College Associate in Applied Science

Police Science – Police Administration 2014-15 Catalog

SEM. Argosy University

Bachelor of Science Criminal Justice 2014-15 Catalog

SEM.

GENERAL EDUCATION

ENGL 1010 English Composition I 3 ENG101 Composition I 3

SPCH 1010 Fundamentals of Speech Communications OR SPCH 1112 Speech

3 General Education Communications Requirement 3

MATH 1130 College Algebra OR MATH 1630 Finite Mathematics

3 General Education Mathematics Requirement 3

PHIL 111 Introduction to Ethics 3 General Education Humanities Requirement 3

Social Science Elective 3 General Education Social Science Requirement 3

General Education Elective 3 General Education Elective Requirement 3

POLICE ADMINISTRATION CORE COURSE REQUIREMENTS

CRMJ 1010 Introduction to Criminal Justice 3 CJA105 Introduction to Criminal Justice 3

CRMJ 1041 Defensive Tactics 3 CJA/Open Elective 3

*CRMJ 1080 Interview/Interrogation Techniques 3 CJA320 Interviewing & Interrogation 3

CRMJ 1090 Traffic Accident Investigation 3 CJA/Open Elective 3

CRMJ 1110 Criminal Law 3 CJA/Open Elective 3

CRMJ 2022 Police Firearms 3 CJA/Open Elective 3

CRMJ 2030 Drug Identification & Effects 3 CJA/Open Elective 3

CRMJ 2032 Seminar in Police Science 3 CJA/Open Elective 3

CRMJ 2040 Investigative Report Writing 3 CJA/Open Elective 3

TECHNICAL ELECTIVES

Select 5 courses from the following:

INFS 1000 Intro to Microcomputing 3 Open Elective 3

CRMJ 1022 Police Administration 3 CJA/Open Elective 3

CRMJ 1050 Tactical Shotgun 3 CJA/Open Elective 3

CRMJ 1060 Basic Surveillance Techniques 3 CJA/Open Elective 3

CRMJ 1070 Officer Survival 3 CJA/Open Elective 3

CRMJ 1085 Basic Fingerprint/Pattern ID 3 CJA/Open Elective 3

CRMJ 1095 Tactical Talk 3 CJA/Open Elective 3

*CRMJ 1040 Criminal Investigation 3 CJA325 Criminal Investigations 3

*CRMJ 1130 Criminal Evidence & Procedure 3 CJA315 Criminal Procedure 3

*CRMJ 2000 Criminology 3 CJA470 Criminology 3

CRMJ 2045 Intro to Criminalistics 3 CJA/Open Elective 3

CRMJ 2053 Police Tact Training (SWAT) 3 CJA/Open Elective 3

CRMJ 2055 Gangs Cults & Deviant Movement 3 CJA/Open Elective 3

CRMJ 2060 Evidence Photography 3 CJA/Open Elective 3

CRMJ 2065 Prevention & Control of Crime 3 CJA235 Police Organizational Structure & Operations 3

CRMJ 2070 Business & Industrial Security 3 CJA/Open Elective 3

*CRMJ 2110 Juvenile Justice 3 CJA330 Juvenile Delinquency 3

Remaining Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice Degree Requirements

General Education

Humanities 3

Social Sciences 3

Natural Sciences 6

Mathematics 3

General Education Electives 3

COM180 Interpersonal Effectiveness 3

ASP100 Skills for Success Waived with completion of associate’s degree or a minimum of 60 transfer credits and 2.0 cumulative GPA – student must complete an additional 3 credit General Education course to satisfy the 42 credits of General Education requirement

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Core – if not completed above

CJA105 Introduction to Criminal Justice 3

CJA 140 Introduction to Corrections 3

CJA215 Criminal Law 3

CJA225 Criminal Court System 3

CJA235 Police Organizational Structure & Operations 3

CJA315 Criminal Procedure 3

CJA330 Juvenile Delinquency 3

CJA345 Criminal Justice Research Methods & Statistics 3

CJA415 Victimology 3

CJA470 Criminology 3

CJA499 Criminal Justice Capstone 3

Criminal Justice Electives or Concentration Requirements Students are required to complete four criminal justice electives, or 12 credit hours. Students may select one of the optional concentrations that will be applied to this requirement or take any four criminal justice courses not listed as core requirements. (*Note: While the courses below may fulfill the requirement of completing elective credits, some of these courses may not meet the additional requirement of attaining 42 upper division credits. Students should select electives based on the total number of lower- and upper-division credits transferred to Argosy, and the remaining number of credits in each category.)

Corrections CJA460 Penology Theory CJA340 Adult Corrections CJA347 Juvenile Corrections CJA350 Probation & Parole

Forensic Psychology PSY303 Introduction to Crime & Causes PSY381 Abnormal Psychology PSY422 Forensic Psychology PSY498 Psychology & the Criminal Mind

Homeland Security CJA426 Terrorism CJA435 Homeland Security CJA445 Emergency Management-Incident Command CJA455 Transportation Protection & Vulnerability Assessment

Management BUS423 Business Psychology BUS320 21

st Century Leadership & Beyond

MGT411 Human Resource Management MGT450 Managing Cultural Diversity

Police CJA325 Criminal Investigations CJA320 Interviewing & Interrogation CJA335 Organized Crime CJA425 Community Policing/Crime Prevention

Security Management SEC103 Introduction to Security Management SEC317 Risk Assessment & Management SEC323 Computer Systems Security SEC333 Global Security

Substance Abuse PSY370 Introduction to Addiction & Addictive Behavior PSY481 Substance Abuse & the Family PSY496 Substance Abuse Assessment PSY497 Substance Abuse Treatment

Open Electives (minimum of 33 credits)

Total Credits Semester Credits 120

Transfer of Credit/Degree Requirements

Students may transfer a maximum of 72 lower division or 90 total semester credit hours

*Lower division courses (100-200 level) that are similar in content to Argosy required courses as determined by the appropriate Argosy office do not need to be retaken; however, the upper division (300-400 level) credit must be replaced with another upper division elective.

The following are requirements for the BSCJ degree: o A minimum of 42 upper division credits o Eleven criminal justice core courses or 33 credit hours o Four criminal justice courses, or 12 credits, or one concentration consisting of 12 credits o Eleven courses, or 33 credits of Open Electives

Nashville State Community College Associate in Applied Science

Police Science - Crime Scene Investigation 2014-15 Catalog

SEM. Argosy University

Bachelor of Science Criminal Justice 2014-15 Catalog

SEM.

GENERAL EDUCATION

ENGL 1010 English Composition I 3 ENG101 Composition I 3

SPCH 1010 Fundamentals of Speech Communications OR SPCH 1112 Speech

3 General Education Communications Requirement 3

MATH 1130 College Algebra OR MATH 1630 Finite Mathematics

3 General Education Mathematics Requirement 3

PHIL 111 Introduction to Ethics 3 General Education Humanities Requirement 3

Social Science Elective 3 General Education Social Science Requirement 3

MAJOR FIELD CORE COURSE REQUIREMENTS

CRMJ 1010 Introduction to Criminal Justice 3 CJA105 Introduction to Criminal Justice 3

*CRMJ 1080 Interview/Interrogation Techniques 3 CJA320 Interviewing & Interrogation 3

CRMJ 1090 Traffic Accident Investigation 3 CJA/Open Elective 3

CRMJ 1110 Criminal Law 3 CJA/Open Elective 3

CONCENTRATION

*CRMJ 1040 Criminal Investigation 3 CJA325 Criminal Investigations 3

CRMJ 1043 Investigative Photography 3 CJA/Open Elective 3

CRMJ 1085 Basic Fingerprint/Pattern ID 3 CJA/Open Elective 3

CRMJ 1086 Latent Fingerprint Development 3 CJA/Open Elective 3

CRMJ 1087 Basic Crime Scene Investigation 3 CJA/Open Elective 3

CRMJ 1097 Surface Skeletons & Buried Bodies 3 CJA/Open Elective 3

CRMJ 2014 Advanced Crime Scene Technician 3 CJA/Open Elective 3

CRMJ 2023 Advanced Fingerprint Technician 3 CJA/Open Elective 3

CRMJ 2060 Evidence Photography 3 CJA/Open Elective 3

CRMJ 2064 Bloodstain Evidence 3 CJA/Open Elective 3

TECHNICAL ELECTIVES

Select 1 course from the following:

CRMJ 1091 Advanced Traffic Investigation 3 CJA/Open Elective 3

*CRMJ 1130 Criminal Evidence & Procedure 3 CJA315 Criminal Procedure 3

CRMJ 2030 Drug Identification & Effects 3 CJA/Open Elective 3

CRMJ 2031 Seminar in CSI 3 CJA/Open Elective 3

CRMJ 2045 Intro to Criminalistics 3 CJA/Open Elective 3

*CRMJ 2050 Introduction to Cyber Security 3 SEC323 Computer Systems Security 3

CRMJ 2055 Gangs Cults & Deviant Movement 3 CJA/Open Elective 3

Remaining Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice Degree Requirements

General Education

Humanities 3

Social Sciences 3

Natural Sciences 6

Mathematics 3

General Education Electives 6

COM180 Interpersonal Effectiveness 3

ASP100 Skills for Success Waived with completion of associate’s degree or a minimum of 60 transfer credits and 2.0 cumulative GPA – student must complete an additional 3 credit General Education course to satisfy the 42 credits of General Education requirement

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Core – if not completed above

CJA215 Criminal Law 3

CJA140 Introduction to Corrections 3

CJA225 Criminal Court System 3

CJA235 Police Organizational Structure & Operations 3

CJA315 Criminal Procedure 3

CJA330 Juvenile Delinquency 3

CJA345 Criminal Justice Research Methods & Statistics 3

CJA415 Victimology 3

CJA470 Criminology 3

CJA499 Criminal Justice Capstone 3

Criminal Justice Electives or Concentration Requirements Students are required to complete four criminal justice electives, or 12 credit hours. Students may select one of the optional concentrations that will be applied to this requirement or take any four criminal justice courses not listed as core requirements. (*Note: While the courses below may fulfill the requirement of completing elective credits, some of these courses may not meet the additional requirement of attaining 42 upper division credits. Students should select electives based on the total number of lower- and upper-division credits transferred to Argosy, and the remaining number of credits in each category.)

Corrections CJA460 Penology Theory CJA340 Adult Corrections CJA347 Juvenile Corrections CJA350 Probation & Parole

Forensic Psychology PSY303 Introduction to Crime & Causes PSY381 Abnormal Psychology PSY422 Forensic Psychology PSY498 Psychology & the Criminal Mind

Homeland Security CJA426 Terrorism CJA435 Homeland Security CJA445 Emergency Management-Incident Command CJA455 Transportation Protection & Vulnerability Assessment

Management BUS423 Business Psychology BUS320 21

st Century Leadership & Beyond

MGT411 Human Resource Management MGT450 Managing Cultural Diversity

Police CJA325 Criminal Investigations CJA320 Interviewing & Interrogation CJA335 Organized Crime CJA425 Community Policing/Crime Prevention

Security Management SEC103 Introduction to Security Management SEC317 Risk Assessment & Management SEC323 Computer Systems Security SEC333 Global Security

Substance Abuse PSY370 Introduction to Addiction & Addictive Behavior PSY481 Substance Abuse & the Family PSY496 Substance Abuse Assessment PSY497 Substance Abuse Treatment

Open Electives (minimum of 33 credits)

Total Credits Semester Credits 120

Transfer of Credit/Degree Requirements

Students may transfer a maximum of 72 lower division or 90 total semester credit hours

*Lower division courses (100-200 level) that are similar in content to Argosy required courses as determined by the appropriate Argosy office do not need to be retaken; however, the upper division (300-400 level) credit must be replaced with another upper division elective.

The following are requirements for the BSCJ degree: o A minimum of 42 upper division credits o Eleven criminal justice core courses or 33 credit hours o Four criminal justice courses, or 12 credits, or one concentration consisting of 12 credits o Eleven courses, or 33 credits of Open Electives

Nashville State Community College Associate in Applied Science Marketing

2014-15 Catalog SEM.

Argosy University Bachelor of Science Business Administration

2014-15 Catalog SEM.

GENERAL EDUCATION

ENGL 1010 English Composition I 3 ENG101 Composition I 3

SPCH 1010 Fundamentals of Speech Communications OR SPCH 1112 Speech

3 General Education Communications Requirement 3

Humanities Course 3 General Education Humanities Requirement 3

ECON 2010 Macroeconomics OR ECON 2020 Microeconomics

3

ECO201 Macroeconomics/General Education Social Science Requirement OR ECO202 Microeconomics/General Education Social Science Requirement

3

MATH 1010 Math for Liberal Arts OR MATH 1530 Probability/Statistics OR MATH 1630 Finite Mathematics

3 General Education Mathematics Requirement 3

MARKETING TECHNICAL CORE

ACCT 1010 Principles of Accounting I 3 ACC201 Principles of Accounting 3

ACCT 1020 Principles of Accounting II 3 ACC202 Principles of Management Accounting 3

BUSN 1350 Sales & Service 3 BUS/Open Elective 3

*BUSN 2350 Organizational Behavior 3 BUS320 21st

Century Leadership & Beyond 3

BUSN 2370 Legal Environment of Business 3 BUS212 Business Law & Corporate Ethics 3

BUSN 2380 Principles of Marketing 3 MKT230 Principles of Marketing 3

BUSN 2395 Business Applications 3 BUS/Open Elective 3

ECON 2010 Macroeconomics OR ECON 2020 Microeconomics (not completed above)

3

ECO201 Macroeconomics/General Education Social Science Requirement OR ECO202 Microeconomics/General Education Social Science Requirement

3

INFS 1010 Computer Applications 3 Open Elective 3

TECHNICAL SPECIALTY

BUSN 1305 Introduction to Business 3 BUS/Open Elective 3

BUSN 2300 Business Ethics 3 BUS/Open Elective 3

*BUSN 2330 Principles of Management 3 MGT416 Management Operations 3

*BUSN 2383 Consumer Behavior 3 MKT431 Consumer Behavior 3

LOGI 1000 Supply Chain Management 3 BUS/Open Elective 3

TECHNICAL ELECTIVE

Select 3credits from the following: BUSN (BUS), ECON, ENTR, FIN (BNK), LOGI or (MKT) course

3 BUS/Open Elective 3

Remaining Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Degree Requirements

General Education – if not completed above

Humanities 3

Natural Sciences 6

Mathematics 3

General Education Electives 6

COM180 Interpersonal Effectiveness 3

ASP100 Skills for Success Waived with completion of associate’s degree or a minimum of 60 transfer credits and 2.0 cumulative GPA – student must complete an additional 3 credit General Education course to satisfy the 42 credits of General Education requirement

0-3

Core

MGT334 Data Driven Decision-Making 3

FIN401 Financial Management 3

MGT402 Project Management 3

BUS470 Global Business Management 3

BUS499 Business Policy & Strategic Solutions 3

Business Administration Electives or Concentration Options Students are required to complete four business electives, or 12 credit hours. Students may select one of the optional concentrations that will be applied to this requirement or take any four business courses not listed as core requirements. (*Note: While the courses below may fulfill the requirement of completing elective credits, some of these courses may not meet the

additional requirement of attaining 42 upper division credits. Students should select electives based on the total number of lower- and upper-division credits transferred to Argosy, and the remaining number of credits in each category.)

Accounting ACC415 Auditing ACC418 Corporate Taxation ACC420 Capital Budgeting BUS475 Strategic Cost Management

Finance ACC420 Capital Budgeting BUS434 International Finance Management FIN430 Corporate Finance FIN434 Financial Decisions for Profit, People and the Planet

Healthcare Management HCM401 Strategic Planning & Program Development HCM402 Human Resource Management in Healthcare Systems HCM403 Quality Assurance in Healthcare Systems HCM404 Healthcare Policy & Administration

Human Resources BUS435 Employment Law BUS436 International Human Resources Management MGT420 Compensation & Benefits MGT430 Training & Development

International Business BUS433 International Marketing BUS434 International Finance Management BUS436 International Human Resources Management BUS470 Global Business Management

Marketing BUS365 Marketing, Sales & Channel Management BUS433 International Marketing MKT431 Consumer Behavior MKT432 Marketing Research & Analysis

Organizational Management BUS470 Global Business Management MGT413 Managing Change MGT430 Training & Development MGT450 Cultural Diversity in the Workplace

Open Electives (minimum of 33 credits)

Total Semester Credits 120

Transfer of Credit/Degree Requirements

Students may transfer a maximum of 72 lower division or 90 total semester credit hours

*Lower division courses (100-200 level) that are similar in content to Argosy required courses as determined by the appropriate Argosy office do not need to be retaken; however, the upper division (300-400 level) credit must be replaced with another upper division elective.

The following are requirements for the BSBA degree: o A minimum of 42 upper division credits o Eleven business core courses or 33 credit hours o Four business electives, or 12 credit hours OR one concentration of 12 credits hours o Eleven courses, or 33 credits of Open Electives

Nashville State Community College Associate in Applied Science Management

2014-15 Catalog SEM.

Argosy University Bachelor of Science Business Administration

2014-15 Catalog SEM.

GENERAL EDUCATION

ENGL 1010 English Composition I 3 ENG101 Composition I 3

SPCH 1010 Fundamentals of Speech Communications OR SPCH 1112 Speech

3 General Education Communications Requirement 3

Humanities Course 3 General Education Humanities Requirement 3

ECON 2010 Macroeconomics OR ECON 2020 Microeconomics

3

ECO201 Macroeconomics/General Education Social Science Requirement OR ECO202 Microeconomics/General Education Social Science Requirement

3

MATH 1010 Math for Liberal Arts OR MATH 1530 Probability/Statistics OR MATH 1630 Finite Mathematics

3 General Education Mathematics Requirement 3

MANAGEMENT TECHNICAL CORE

ACCT 1010 Principles of Accounting I 3 ACC201 Principles of Accounting 3

ACCT 1020 Principles of Accounting II 3 ACC202 Principles of Management Accounting 3

BUSN 1350 Sales & Service 3 BUS/Open Elective 3

*BUSN 2350 Organizational Behavior 3 BUS320 21st

Century Leadership & Beyond 3

BUSN 2370 Legal Environment of Business 3 BUS212 Business Law & Corporate Ethics 3

BUSN 2380 Principles of Marketing 3 MKT230 Principles of Marketing 3

BUSN 2395 Business Applications 3 BUS/Open Elective 3

INFS 1010 Computer Applications 3 Open Elective 3

TECHNICAL SPECIALTY

BUSN 1305 Introduction to Business 3 BUS/Open Elective 3

BUSN 2300 Business Ethics 3 BUS/Open Elective 3

*BUSN 2330 Principles of Management 3 MGT416 Management Operations 3

BUSN 2340 Human Resource Management 3 BUS/Open Elective 3

FIN 2110 Money & Banking 3 BUS/Open Elective 3

TECHNICAL ELECTIVE

Select 6 credits from the following: BUSN (BUS), ECON, ENTR, FIN (BNK), LOGI or (MKT) course

6 BUS/Open Elective 6

Remaining Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Degree Requirements

General Education – if not completed above

Humanities 3

ECO201 Macroeconomics/General Education Social Science OR ECO202 Microeconomics/General Education Social Science 3

Natural Sciences 6

Mathematics 3

General Education Electives 6

COM180 Interpersonal Effectiveness 3

ASP100 Skills for Success Waived with completion of associate’s degree or a minimum of 60 transfer credits and 2.0 cumulative GPA – student must complete an additional 3 credit General Education course to satisfy the 42 credits of General Education requirement

0-3

Core

MGT334 Data Driven Decision-Making 3

FIN401 Financial Management 3

MGT402 Project Management 3

BUS470 Global Business Management 3

BUS499 Business Policy & Strategic Solutions 3

Business Administration Electives or Concentration Options Students are required to complete four business electives, or 12 credit hours. Students may select one of the optional concentrations that will be applied to this requirement or take any four business courses not listed as core requirements. (*Note: While the courses below may fulfill the requirement of completing elective credits, some of these courses may not meet the additional requirement of attaining 42 upper division credits. Students should select electives based on the total number of lower- and upper-division credits transferred to Argosy, and the remaining number of credits in each category.)

Accounting Finance

ACC415 Auditing ACC418 Corporate Taxation ACC420 Capital Budgeting BUS475 Strategic Cost Management

ACC420 Capital Budgeting BUS434 International Finance Management FIN430 Corporate Finance FIN434 Financial Decisions for Profit, People and the Planet

Healthcare Management HCM401 Strategic Planning & Program Development HCM402 Human Resource Management in Healthcare Systems HCM403 Quality Assurance in Healthcare Systems HCM404 Healthcare Policy & Administration

Human Resources BUS435 Employment Law BUS436 International Human Resources Management MGT420 Compensation & Benefits MGT430 Training & Development

International Business BUS433 International Marketing BUS434 International Finance Management BUS436 International Human Resources Management BUS470 Global Business Management

Marketing BUS365 Marketing, Sales & Channel Management BUS433 International Marketing MKT431 Consumer Behavior MKT432 Marketing Research & Analysis

Organizational Management BUS470 Global Business Management MGT413 Managing Change MGT430 Training & Development MGT450 Cultural Diversity in the Workplace

Open Electives (minimum of 33 credits)

Total Semester Credits 120

Transfer of Credit/Degree Requirements

Students may transfer a maximum of 72 lower division or 90 total semester credit hours

*Lower division courses (100-200 level) that are similar in content to Argosy required courses as determined by the appropriate Argosy office do not need to be retaken; however, the upper division (300-400 level) credit must be replaced with another upper division elective.

The following are requirements for the BSBA degree: o A minimum of 42 upper division credits o Eleven business core courses or 33 credit hours o Four business electives, or 12 credit hours OR one concentration of 12 credits hours o Eleven courses, or 33 credits of Open Electives

Nashville State Community College Associate in Applied Science Logistics

2014-15 Catalog SEM.

Argosy University Bachelor of Science Business Administration

2014-15 Catalog SEM.

GENERAL EDUCATION

ENGL 1010 English Composition I 3 ENG101 Composition I 3

SPCH 1010 Fundamentals of Speech Communications OR SPCH 1112 Speech

3 General Education Communications Requirement 3

Humanities Course 3 General Education Humanities Requirement 3

ECON 2010 Macroeconomics OR ECON 2020 Microeconomics

3

ECO201 Macroeconomics/General Education Social Science Requirement OR ECO202 Microeconomics/General Education Social Science Requirement

3

MATH 1010 Math for Liberal Arts OR MATH 1530 Probability/Statistics OR MATH 1630 Finite Mathematics

3 General Education Mathematics Requirement 3

LOGISTICS TECHNICAL CORE

BUSN 1350 Sales & Service 3 BUS/Open Elective 3

*BUSN 2350 Organizational Behavior 3 BUS320 21st

Century Leadership & Beyond 3

BUSN 2370 Legal Environment of Business 3 BUS212 Business Law & Corporate Ethics 3

BUSN 2380 Principles of Marketing 3 MKT230 Principles of Marketing 3

BUSN 2395 Business Applications 3 BUS/Open Elective 3

INFS 1010 Computer Applications 3 Open Elective 3

LOGI 1000 Supply Chain Management 3 BUS/Open Elective 3

LOGI 1010 Transportation Management 3 BUS/Open Elective 3

LOGI 1030 Warehouse & Inventory Management 3 BUS/Open Elective 3

LOGI 2010 Logistics Hardware & Software 3 BUS/Open Elective 3

LOGI 2020 Intl Trans & Logistics 3 BUS/Open Elective 3

LOGI 2030 Operations Management 3 BUS/Open Elective 3

LOGI 2040 Purchasing Principles 3 BUS/Open Elective 3

LOGI 2050 Logistics & Supply Chain Strategy 3 BUS/Open Elective 3

TECHNICAL ELECTIVES

Select three courses from the following:

BUSN 2300 Business Ethics 3 BUS/Open Elective 3

*BUSN 2330 Principles of Management 3 MGT416 Management Operations 3

BUSN 2340 Human Resource Management 3 BUS/Open Elective 3

OAD 1235 Excel® 3 BUS/Open Elective 3

Remaining Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Degree Requirements

General Education – if not completed above

Humanities 3

ECO201 Macroeconomics/General Education Social Science OR ECO202 Microeconomics/General Education Social Science

3

Natural Sciences 6

Mathematics 3

General Education Electives 6

COM180 Interpersonal Effectiveness 3

ASP100 Skills for Success Waived with completion of associate’s degree or a minimum of 60 transfer credits and 2.0 cumulative GPA – student must complete an additional 3 credit General Education course to satisfy the 42 credits of General Education requirement

0-3

Core – if not completed above

ACC201 Principles of Accounting 3

ACC202 Principles of Management Accounting 3

MGT334 Data Driven Decision-Making 3

MGT416 Management Operations 3

FIN401 Financial Management 3

MGT402 Project Management 3

BUS470 Global Business Management 3

BUS499 Business Policy & Strategic Solutions 3

Business Administration Electives or Concentration Options Students are required to complete four business electives, or 12 credit hours. Students may select one of the optional concentrations that will be applied to this requirement or take any four business courses not listed as core requirements. (*Note: While the courses below may fulfill the requirement of completing elective credits, some of these courses may not meet the additional requirement of attaining 42 upper division credits. Students should select electives based on the total number of lower- and upper-division credits transferred to Argosy, and the remaining number of credits in each category.)

Accounting ACC415 Auditing ACC418 Corporate Taxation ACC420 Capital Budgeting BUS475 Strategic Cost Management

Finance ACC420 Capital Budgeting BUS434 International Finance Management FIN430 Corporate Finance FIN434 Financial Decisions for Profit, People and the Planet

Healthcare Management HCM401 Strategic Planning & Program Development HCM402 Human Resource Management in Healthcare Systems HCM403 Quality Assurance in Healthcare Systems HCM404 Healthcare Policy & Administration

Human Resources BUS435 Employment Law BUS436 International Human Resources Management MGT420 Compensation & Benefits MGT430 Training & Development

International Business BUS433 International Marketing BUS434 International Finance Management BUS436 International Human Resources Management BUS470 Global Business Management

Marketing BUS365 Marketing, Sales & Channel Management BUS433 International Marketing MKT431 Consumer Behavior MKT432 Marketing Research & Analysis

Organizational Management BUS470 Global Business Management MGT413 Managing Change MGT430 Training & Development MGT450 Cultural Diversity in the Workplace

Open Electives (minimum of 33 credits)

Total Semester Credits 120

Transfer of Credit/Degree Requirements

Students may transfer a maximum of 72 lower division or 90 total semester credit hours

*Lower division courses (100-200 level) that are similar in content to Argosy required courses as determined by the appropriate Argosy office do not need to be retaken; however, the upper division (300-400 level) credit must be replaced with another upper division elective.

The following are requirements for the BSBA degree: o A minimum of 42 upper division credits o Eleven business core courses or 33 credit hours o Four business electives, or 12 credit hours OR one concentration of 12 credits hours o Eleven courses, or 33 credits of Open Electives

Nashville State Community College Associate in Applied Science Financial Services

2014-15 Catalog SEM.

Argosy University Bachelor of Science Business Administration

2014-15 Catalog SEM.

GENERAL EDUCATION

ENGL 1010 English Composition I 3 ENG101 Composition I 3

SPCH 1010 Fundamentals of Speech Communications OR SPCH 1112 Speech

3 General Education Communications Requirement 3

Humanities Course 3 General Education Humanities Requirement 3

ECON 2010 Macroeconomics OR ECON 2020 Microeconomics

3

ECO201 Macroeconomics/General Education Social Science Requirement OR ECO202 Microeconomics/General Education Social Science Requirement

3

MATH 1010 Math for Liberal Arts OR MATH 1530 Probability/Statistics OR MATH 1630 Finite Mathematics

3 General Education Mathematics Requirement 3

TECHNICAL CORE

ACCT 1010 Principles of Accounting I 3 ACC201 Principles of Accounting 3

ACCT 1020 Principles of Accounting II 3 ACC202 Principles of Management Accounting 3

BUSN 1350 Sales & Service 3 BUS/Open Elective 3

BUSN 2300 Business Ethics 3 BUS/Open Elective 3

*BUSN 2350 Organizational Behavior 3 BUS320 21st

Century Leadership & Beyond 3

BUSN 2370 Legal Environment of Business 3 BUS212 Business Law & Corporate Ethics 3

BUSN 2380 Principles of Marketing 3 MKT230 Principles of Marketing 3

BUSN 2395 Business Applications 3 BUS/Open Elective 3

ECON 2010 Macroeconomics OR ECON 2020 Microeconomics (not completed above)

3

ECO201 Macroeconomics/General Education Social Science Requirement OR ECO202 Microeconomics/General Education Social Science Requirement

3

ENTR 1600 Entrepreneurship 3 BUS/Open Elective 3

*ENTR 1700 Business Financial Management 3 FIN401 Financial Management 3

ENTR 1800 Entrepreneurship Marketing 3 BUS/Open Elective 3

ENTR 2200 Business Plan Fundamentals 3 BUS/Open Elective 3

INFS 1010 Computer Applications 3 Open Elective 3

TECHNICAL SPECIALTY - FINANCE

FIN 1110 Principles of Banking 3 BUS/Open Elective 3

FIN 1210 Consumer Lending 3 BUS/Open Elective 3

FIN 1215 Commercial Bank Management 3 BUS/Open Elective 3

FIN 2110 Money & Banking 3 BUS/Open Elective 3

FIN 2230 Investment Basics 3 BUS/Open Elective 3

Remaining Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Degree Requirements

General Education

Humanities 3

Natural Sciences 6

Mathematics 3

General Education Electives 6

COM180 Interpersonal Effectiveness 3

ASP100 Skills for Success Waived with completion of associate’s degree or a minimum of 60 transfer credits and 2.0 cumulative GPA – student must complete an additional 3 credit General Education course to satisfy the 42 credits of General Education requirement

0-3

Core

BUS212 Business Law & Corporate Ethics 3

MGT334 Data Driven Decision-Making 3

MGT416 Management Operations 3

FIN401 Financial Management 3

MGT402 Project Management 3

BUS470 Global Business Management 3

BUS499 Business Policy & Strategic Solutions 3

Business Administration Electives or Concentration Options Students are required to complete four business electives, or 12 credit hours. Students may select one of the optional concentrations that will be applied to this requirement or take any four business courses not listed as core requirements. (*Note: While the courses below may fulfill the requirement of completing elective credits, some of these courses may not meet the additional requirement of attaining 42 upper division credits. Students should select electives based on the total number of lower- and upper-division credits transferred to Argosy, and the remaining number of credits in each category.)

Accounting ACC415 Auditing ACC418 Corporate Taxation ACC420 Capital Budgeting BUS475 Strategic Cost Management

Finance ACC420 Capital Budgeting BUS434 International Finance Management FIN430 Corporate Finance FIN434 Financial Decisions for Profit, People and the Planet

Healthcare Management HCM401 Strategic Planning & Program Development HCM402 Human Resource Management in Healthcare Systems HCM403 Quality Assurance in Healthcare Systems HCM404 Healthcare Policy & Administration

Human Resources BUS435 Employment Law BUS436 International Human Resources Management MGT420 Compensation & Benefits MGT430 Training & Development

International Business BUS433 International Marketing BUS434 International Finance Management BUS436 International Human Resources Management BUS470 Global Business Management

Marketing BUS365 Marketing, Sales & Channel Management BUS433 International Marketing MKT431 Consumer Behavior MKT432 Marketing Research & Analysis

Organizational Management BUS470 Global Business Management MGT413 Managing Change MGT430 Training & Development MGT450 Cultural Diversity in the Workplace

Open Electives (minimum of 33 credits)

Total Semester Credits 120

Transfer of Credit/Degree Requirements

Students may transfer a maximum of 72 lower division or 90 total semester credit hours

*Lower division courses (100-200 level) that are similar in content to Argosy required courses as determined by the appropriate Argosy office do not need to be retaken; however, the upper division (300-400 level) credit must be replaced with another upper division elective.

The following are requirements for the BSBA degree: o A minimum of 42 upper division credits o Eleven business core courses or 33 credit hours o Four business electives, or 12 credit hours OR one concentration of 12 credits hours o Eleven courses, or 33 credits of Open Electives

Nashville State Community College Associate in Applied Science Entrepreneurship

2014-15 Catalog SEM.

Argosy University Bachelor of Science Business Administration

2014-15 Catalog SEM.

GENERAL EDUCATION

ENGL 1010 English Composition I 3 ENG101 Composition I 3

SPCH 1010 Fundamentals of Speech Communications OR SPCH 1112 Speech

3 General Education Communications Requirement 3

Humanities Course 3 General Education Humanities Requirement 3

ECON 2010 Macroeconomics OR ECON 2020 Microeconomics

3

ECO201 Macroeconomics/General Education Social Science Requirement OR ECO202 Microeconomics/General Education Social Science Requirement

3

MATH 1010 Math for Liberal Arts OR MATH 1530 Probability/Statistics OR MATH 1630 Finite Mathematics

3 General Education Mathematics Requirement 3

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION EMPHASIS

ACCT 1010 Principles of Accounting I 3 ACC201 Principles of Accounting 3

BUSN 1350 Sales & Service 3 BUS/Open Elective 3

BUSN 2300 Business Ethics 3 BUS/Open Elective 3

*BUSN 2350 Organizational Behavior 3 BUS320 21st

Century Leadership & Beyond 3

BUSN 2370 Legal Environment of Business 3 BUS212 Business Law & Corporate Ethics 3

ECON 2010 Macroeconomics OR ECON 2020 Microeconomics (not completed above)

3

ECO201 Macroeconomics/General Education Social Science Requirement OR ECO202 Microeconomics/General Education Social Science Requirement

3

ENTR 1600 Entrepreneurship 3 BUS/Open Elective 3

*ENTR 1700 Business Financial Management 3 FIN401 Financial Management 3

ENTR 1800 Entrepreneurship Marketing 3 BUS/Open Elective 3

ENTR 2200 Business Plan Fundamentals 3 BUS/Open Elective 3

TECHNICAL ELECTIVES

Select 12 credits from the following:

ACCT 2380 Accounting System Applications 3 BUS/Open Elective 3

BUSN 1305 Introduction to Business 3 BUS/Open Elective 3

BUSN 2310 Business Statistics 3 General Education Mathematics Requirement 3

*BUSN 2330 Principles of Management 3 MGT416 Management Operations 3

BUSN 2340 Human Resource Management 3 BUS/Open Elective 3

BUSN 2380 Principles of Marketing 3 MKT230 Principles of Marketing 3

*BUSN 2383 Consumer Behavior 3 MKT431 Consumer Behavior 3

ENTR 1650 Franchising 3 BUS/Open Elective 3

ENTR 2000 Principles of Supervision 3 BUS/Open Elective 3

ENTR 2250 Co-op 3-6 BUS/Open Elective 3-6

INFS 1010 Computer Applications 3 Open Elective 3

OAD 1117 Business Communications 3 BUS/Open Elective 3

Remaining Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Degree Requirements

General Education – if not completed above

Humanities 3

Natural Sciences 6

Mathematics 0-3

General Education Electives 6

COM180 Interpersonal Effectiveness 3

ASP100 Skills for Success Waived with completion of associate’s degree or a minimum of 60 transfer credits and 2.0 cumulative GPA – student must complete an additional 3 credit General Education course to satisfy the 42 credits of General Education requirement

0-3

Core – if not completed above

ACC202 Principles of Management Accounting 3

MKT230 Principles of Marketing 3

MGT334 Data Driven Decision-Making 3

MGT416 Management Operations 3

MGT402 Project Management 3

BUS470 Global Business Management 3

BUS499 Business Policy & Strategic Solutions 3

Business Administration Electives or Concentration Options Students are required to complete four business electives, or 12 credit hours. Students may select one of the optional concentrations that will be applied to this requirement or take any four business courses not listed as core requirements. (*Note: While the courses below may fulfill the requirement of completing elective credits, some of these courses may not meet the additional requirement of attaining 42 upper division credits. Students should select electives based on the total number of lower- and upper-division credits transferred to Argosy, and the remaining number of credits in each category.)

Accounting ACC415 Auditing ACC418 Corporate Taxation ACC420 Capital Budgeting BUS475 Strategic Cost Management

Finance ACC420 Capital Budgeting BUS434 International Finance Management FIN430 Corporate Finance FIN434 Financial Decisions for Profit, People and the Planet

Healthcare Management HCM401 Strategic Planning & Program Development HCM402 Human Resource Management in Healthcare Systems HCM403 Quality Assurance in Healthcare Systems HCM404 Healthcare Policy & Administration

Human Resources BUS435 Employment Law BUS436 International Human Resources Management MGT420 Compensation & Benefits MGT430 Training & Development

International Business BUS433 International Marketing BUS434 International Finance Management BUS436 International Human Resources Management BUS470 Global Business Management

Marketing BUS365 Marketing, Sales & Channel Management BUS433 International Marketing MKT431 Consumer Behavior MKT432 Marketing Research & Analysis

Organizational Management BUS470 Global Business Management MGT413 Managing Change MGT430 Training & Development MGT450 Cultural Diversity in the Workplace

Open Electives (minimum of 33 credits)

Total Semester Credits 120

Transfer of Credit/Degree Requirements

Students may transfer a maximum of 72 lower division or 90 total semester credit hours

*Lower division courses (100-200 level) that are similar in content to Argosy required courses as determined by the appropriate Argosy office do not need to be retaken; however, the upper division (300-400 level) credit must be replaced with another upper division elective.

The following are requirements for the BSBA degree: o A minimum of 42 upper division credits o Eleven business core courses or 33 credit hours o Four business electives, or 12 credit hours OR one concentration of 12 credits hours o Eleven courses, or 33 credits of Open Electives

Nashville State Community College Associate in Arts Psychology

2014-15 Catalog SEM.

Argosy University Bachelor of Arts Psychology

2014-15 Catalog SEM.

GENERAL EDUCATION

ENGL 1010 English Composition I 3 ENG101 Composition I 3

ENGL 1020 English Composition II 3 ENG102 Composition II 3

SPCH 1010 Fundamentals of Speech Communications OR SPCH 1112 Speech

3 General Education Elective Requirement 3

Three Humanities & Fine Arts Courses 9 General Education Humanities Requirement General Education Elective Requirement

6 3

Two Social/Behavioral Sciences Courses 6 General Education Social Science Requirement 6

MATH 1130 College Algebra or higher 3 General Education Mathematics Requirement 3

Two History Courses 6 Determination of Social Science, Humanities, General Education or Open Elective is dependent on the content of the History course

6

BIO 1110 General Biology I AND BIO 1120 General Biology II

8 General Education Natural Sciences Requirement Open Elective

6 2

ADDITIONAL DEGREE REQUIREMENTS

Foreign Language (One-year sequence in a single foreign language)

6 Open Electives 6

General Elective 1 Open Elective 1

PSYCHOLOGY CORE COURSES

PSYC 1030 General Psychology 3 PSY 101 General Psychology 3

MATH 1530 Probability/Statistics 3 General Education Mathematics Requirement 3

Select two of the following:

PSYC 2110 Psychology of Adjustment 3 PSY/Open Elective 3

PSYC 2130 Life Span Psychology 3 PSY260 Child & Adolescent Development OR PSY/Open Elective

3

PSYC 2120 Social Psychology 3 PSY310 Social Psychology 3

Remaining Bachelor of Arts in Psychology Degree Requirements

General Education

COM180 Interpersonal Effectiveness 3

ASP100 Skills for Success Waived with completion of associate’s degree or a minimum of 60 transfer credits and 2.0 cumulative GPA – student must complete an additional 3 credit General Education course to satisfy the 42 credits of General Education requirement

0-3

Core – if not completed above

PSY 210 Psychological Statistics 3

PSY260 Child & Adolescent Development 3

PSY302 Research Methods 3

PSY310 Social Psychology 3

PSY350 Physiological Psychology 3

PSY362 Personality Theories 3

PSY363 Cognitive Psychology 3

PSY381 Abnormal Psychology 3

PSY369 Career Choices in Psychology 3

PSY430 Ethics in Psychology 3

PSY492 Advanced General Psychology 3

Psychology Electives or Optional Concentration Students have the option to select four from the following elective options or an Optional Concentration (*Note: While the courses below may fulfill the requirement of completing elective credits, some of these courses may not meet the additional requirement of attaining 42 upper division credits. Students should select electives based on the total number of lower- and upper-division credits transferred to Argosy, and the remaining number of credits in each category.)

PSY230 Psychology in the Community 3

PSY 250 Writing in Psychology 3

PSY270 Careers in Psychology 3

PSY304 Human Sexuality 3

PSY307 Adulthood & Aging 3

PSY312 Diversity 3

PSY313 Psychology of Gender 3

PSY382 Positive Psychology 3

PSY499 Psychology Field Experience & Seminar 3

Optional Concentration

Advanced Studies in Psychology PSY383 Learning & Behavior PSY384 Sensation & Perception PSY415 Psychological Assessment PSY450 History & Systems of Psychology

Child & Adolescent Studies PSY301 Children & Violence PSY308 Abnormal Child & Adolescents PSY309 Psychology of Exceptional Children PSY311 Child, Family, & Community Relationships

Criminal Justice PSY303 Introduction to Crime & Causes PSY422 Forensic Psychology PSY494 Substance Abuse Treatment in the Criminal Justice System PSY498 Psychology & the Criminal Mind

Human Services PSY370 Introduction to Addiction & Addictive Behavior PSY383 Learning & Behavior PSY400 Counseling Theories PSY405 Interviewing Techniques

Organizational Psychology MGT411 Human Resource Management BUS320 21

st Century Leadership & Beyond

PSY320 Industrial/Organizational Psychology PSY415 Psychological Assessment

Substance Abuse PSY370 Introduction to Addiction & Addictive Behavior PSY481 Substance Abuse & the Family PSY496 Substance Abuse Assessment PSY497 Substance Abuse Treatment

Open Electives (minimum of 33 credits)

Total Semester Credits 120

Transfer of Credit/Degree Requirements

Students may transfer a maximum of 72 lower division or 90 total semester credit hours

*Lower division courses (100-200 level) that are similar in content to Argosy required courses as determined by the appropriate Argosy office do not need to be retaken; however, the upper division (300-400 level) credit must be replaced with another upper division elective.

The following are requirements for the BAP degree: o A minimum of 42 upper division credits o Eleven psychology core courses, or 33 credit hours o Four psychology electives, or 12 credits, or one optional concentration consisting of 12 credits o Eleven courses, or 33 credits, of Open Electives