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Requirements
for Junior Standing
at Selected California
Colleges and Universities
Students
who plan to transfer to one of the California four-year colleges or
universities should plan their
courses
at Butte College to include the required freshman and sophomore courses of
the four-year
institution.
They should work closely with a counselor in order to ensure that their
choice of courses at
Butte
College will fulfill both major and lower division requirements for the
college or university of their
choice,
as well as the requirements for the Associate Degree at Butte College.
CSU-degree
Planning
Students
should examine the catalog of the state university which they expect to
attend and plan a program
with
the aid of their counselors. Transfer programs in this Catalog are
designed to closely match lower
division
major requirements at CSU, Chico.
To
meet the California State University (CSU) transfer admission
requirements, students must have all of the following:
- At least 60 transferable units
- A transferable course GPA of at least
2.0
- Within the 60 transferable units, at
least 30 units of General Education requirements with a grade of C or
better
in
each course.
- The 30 required General Education
units must include categories A1, A2, A3, and B4.
Transferability
of Courses
Butte
College has course transfer credit agreements with most California State
Universities and Colleges, and
the
University of California. Articulation agreements are also made for many
of the career education programs
offered,
such as agriculture, law enforcement, technology, home economics, and
business. Students are
cautioned
to seek assistance in planning programs for transfer. Not all Butte
College courses transfer to the
State
Universities and Colleges and the University of California. Admissions
procedures of the State
Universities
and Colleges require students who are planning to transfer to use only
transferable college credit
courses
for both admissions and graduation purposes. Students should consult a
counselor in planning their
programs.
Articulation agreements for many California Colleges and Universities can
be found at www.assist.org.
CSU
General Education Certification
The
2007-2008 General Education certification requirements for California
State Universities and
Colleges
are listed on page 112. Students enrolled on a continuous basis at a
California Community
College
prior to the Academic Year 2007-2008 may complete their General Education
requirements
under
the provisions outlined in the Catalog that was current at the date
of their enrollment. Courses used
for
CSU General Education must appear on the GE list for the academic year the
course was taken. Students
can
obtain lists of courses by contacting Butte College Counseling. For
student transferring to CSU,
Chico,
see important GE modifications for certain majors on page 113.
GE
Courses Removed From the List
General
Education courses are valid as GE for transfer status only if the course
is on the CSU GE list (or IGETC
list)
for the academic year in which the student takes the GE course. If a GE
course is removed from the list
in
a subsequent academic year, that course cannot count towards the GE
transfer if taken in the catalog year
it
is off the list. Plan to review with a counselor how this ruling may
affect the transfer program.
For
students who wish to extend their education to include a Bachelor’s
Degree, Butte College offers the
first
two years of the four-year program. Students planning to transfer should
consult a counselor for
program
planning purposes. In addition, students may remove any high school grade
or subject
deficiencies
which are preventing entrance to the four-year college or university of
their choice.
Program
Changes
Transfer
Programs and Associate Degree requirements are subject to change without
notice.
Information
about course offerings, fees, refunds and college policies published in
this Catalog is
subject
to change. It may be necessary to cancel courses or programs without prior
notice in this
publication.
Students should consult a counselor for information.
Contact a counselor for details and specific information on CSU
transfer requirements and to develop a Student Educational Plan
(SEP).
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