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Transfer Programs of Study

Disciplines within the transfer programs

Some lead to an Associate of Arts Degree and others to an Associate in Science Degree. These degrees are designed specifically for students who intend to transfer and earn a four-year baccalaureate degree at another institution. These programs of study are primarily designed to meet the General Education requirements; students can select a program that is designed to meet the needs of their planned major.

Students should note that the course sequences described here are recommendations and therefore they may be required to meet other criteria developed by the four-year institution to which they plan to transfer.

Admission Requirements:

All Associate in Arts Degree (A.A.) programs require students to place in English 101, read at the 12th grade level, and place in Mathematics 118 or above. All Associate in Science (A.S.) Degree programs require that students place in English 101, read at the 12th grade level, and place in Mathematics 140 or above.

Wright College departments offer the following disciplines within the transfer program:

These pages contains recommendations for course sequences for various programs of study. A four semester sequence of courses is provided for each program area. The student should realize that requirements for four-year institutions, specific career objectives, and course offerings at Wright College may require some changes in these recommendations and/or sequences. Students should consult with a counselor or faculty advisor before making these changes.

Semester recommendations contain course information in the following format:

035 is the Department Code for English, the course number is 0101. The catalog description of this course, including necessary pre-requisites, can be found by looking in the Course Description Section of this catalog.