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American Studies
Elgin Community College |
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All other Elgin Community College courses (completed with a grade of B- or better). |
100- or 200-level credit pending the approval of the chairperson of American Studies |
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Biology
Elgin Community College |
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2 of the following: BIO 110, BIO 113 or BIO 114 |
Bio 120 and a Bio 13X/14X |
CHM 142 |
Chem 115 |
CHM 143 |
Chem 116 |
MTH 126 |
Math 110 |
MTH 120 |
Math 150 |
Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
Elgin Community College |
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BIO 110* |
BIOL 120 |
CHM 142 |
CHEM 115 |
CHM 143 |
CHEM 116 |
CHM 234 |
CHEM 220 |
CHM 235 |
CHEM 221 |
MTH 190 |
MATH 110 |
MTH 210 |
MATH 111 |
PHY 101 OR PHY 211 |
PHYS 110 |
PHY 102 OR PHY 212 |
PHYS 111 |
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- Although it is not required, it is recommended to take additional biology courses above BIO 110.
- No Elgin Community College course will fill the requirement for 91¿´Æ¬Íø BIOL 221, which should be taken as soon as possible at 91¿´Æ¬Íø to accommodate the 300-level required courses.
Chemistry
Elgin Community College |
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CHM 142: General Chemistry I |
CHEM 115: Chemistry I |
CHM 143: General Chemistry II |
CHEM 116: Chemistry II |
CHM 234: Organic Chemistry I |
CHEM 220: Organic Chemistry I |
CHM 235: Organic Chemistry II |
CHEM 221: Organic Chemistry II |
General notes:
- Other chemistry courses (CHM 101: Preparatory Chemistry, CHM 112: Elements of Chemistry, CHM 170: Elementary Organic Chemistry, CHM 221: Quantitative Analysis, CHM 290: Special Topics in Chemistry) do not count toward the 91¿´Æ¬Íø Chemistry major.
- A maximum of four (4) courses from ECC in chemistry may be used toward a 91¿´Æ¬Íø Chemistry major or minor. A maximum of four non-chemistry courses from ECC may be used toward a 91¿´Æ¬Íø Chemistry major (these include Calculus I and II (MTH 190 & 210) as well as two semesters of physics (either General Physics I & II (PHY 101 & 102) or Engineering Physics I & II (PHY 211 & 212).
Business, Economics, and Finance
Elgin Community College Class |
91¿´Æ¬Íø Department Credit |
MTH 126 Calculus for Business/Social Science |
MATH 110 Calculus |
MTH 125 Finite Math for Business & Management |
MATH 160 Math Methods (Business only) |
ECO 201 Microeconomics |
ECON 110 Principles of Economics* |
BUS 140 Business Statistics |
BUSN/ECON/FIN 130 Applied Statistics |
MKT 103 & 105, Marketing and Sales (both recommended) |
BUSN 225 Marketing Theory |
ACC 245 Cost Accounting, ACC 261 Auditing |
BUSN 300 - Level Elective |
ACC 200 Financial Accounting |
BUSN 230 Financial Accounting |
ACC 235/6 Intermediate Accounting I and II (both expected) |
BUSN 330 Intermediate Accounting |
ACC 240 Managerial Accounting |
BUSN 331 Managerial Accounting |
No classes fulfill LFC’s FIN 210 Requirement |
FIN 210 Financial Management |
BUS 254 Business Ethics |
PHIL 203 Business & Professional Ethics |
* Students can request credit for ECON 110 with only ECO 201 OR ECO 202.
No courses satisfy the requirements for BUSN 210 (Managerial Economics), ECON 210 (Intermediate Microeconomics) or ECON 220 (Macroeconomics).
English
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History
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Latin American and Latinx Studies
Elgin Community College |
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HIS 130 History of Latin America I |
LNAM 270: Latin American History (or LNAM major/minor elective) |
HIS 131 History of Latin America II |
LNAM 270: Latin American History (or LNAM major/minor elective) |
Music
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Neuroscience
Elgin Community College |
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BIO 110 (Principles of Biology) AND |
BIOL 120L (Organismal Biology & Lab) |
CHM 142 (General Chemistry I) |
CHEM 115L (General Chemistry I & Lab) |
CHM 143 (General Chemistry II) |
CHEM 116L (General Chemistry II & Lab) |
PSY 100 (Intro to Psych) AND |
PSYC 110L (Intro to Psychological Science & Lab) |
Philosophy
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Psychology
Elgin Community College |
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PSY 100 (Intro to Psych) AND one statistics course (MTH 120 or MTH 140) |
PSYC 110L (Intro to Psychological Science & Lab) |
PSY 201 (Personality) |
PSYC 375 (Personality) – Menu A |
PSY 215 (Social Psychology) |
PSYC 255 (Social Psychology) – Menu A |
PSY 216 (Abnormal Psychology) |
PSYC 350 (Abnormal Psychology) – Menu A |
Any additional PSY course will satisfy the LFC PSYC Elective requirement |
- An equivalent to our PSYC 110L (Introduction to Psychological Science & Lab) course
- PSY 100 (Intro to Psych) AND a statistics course (MTH 120 or MTH 140)
- The rules for AP credits are outlined here.
- An equivalent to one of our “menu” courses
- Option A - PSY 201 (Personality) will satisfy PSYC 375 from LFC PSYC Menu A
- Option B - PSY 215 (Social Psychology) will satisfy PSYC 255 from LFC PSYC Menu A
- Option C - PSY 216 (Abnormal Psychology) will satisfy PSYC 350 from LFC PSYC Menu A
- Any third psychology course as an “elective”
- Any additional PSY course will satisfy the LFC PSYC Elective requirement
- This course cannot satisfy any additional “menu” options
Sociology and Anthropology
Elgin Community College |
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ATR 120* |
SOAN 110 |
CRJ 231 |
Counts as 200-level elective, only two fulfill major requirements (see above) |
*Students can only receive major credit for ONE of these courses.
**No methods course can replace 91¿´Æ¬Íø SOAN methods courses.
Theater
Elgin Community College |
91¿´Æ¬Íø |
THE 132 Acting I |
THTR 120: Acting I: Being on Stage |
THE 122 Intro-Theatre History |
THTR 230 History of Drama I |
THE 134 Improvisation for the Theatre |
Elective Credit |
THE 160 Introduction to Theatre Technology |
THTR 160: Stagecraft for Stage and Screen |
THE 161 Scenic Design and Technology |
THTR 260: Design for the Stage |
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