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2020-21 Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Geography Studies: CSCU Pathway Transfer, A.A.
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 Return to: Associate Degree Programs
Program Design
CSCU Pathway Transfer, A.A. degree programs are for Connecticut Community College students who wish to transfer to one of the Connecticut State Universities or Charter Oak without either losing any credits or being required to take extra credits in order to complete a bachelor’s degree in that same discipline. Community College students can complete associate degree programs that transfer without hassle to all Connecticut State Universities and Charter Oak State College offering their major. Upon transfer, students are guaranteed full junior status and can complete a bachelor’s degree in their major without losing any credits or be required to take any extra credits.
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Curriculum
With this degree you will be able to transfer to the following majors:
At Central Connecticut State University: BA Geography with Specialization in Environmental Geography
BA Geography with Specialization in General/Regional Geography
BA Geography with Specialization in Geographic Information Science
BA Geography with Specialization in Planning
BA Geography with Specialization in Tourism
At Southern Connecticut State University: BA Geography
BA Geographic Information Science and Technology
Below is the recommended course of study for the Geography Studies Transfer Degree.
CSCU Pathway Transfer: Geography Studies Requirements
Total Minimum Credits Required: 60
Notes:
*Becoming Connecticut State Community College
A merger of Connecticut’s 12 community colleges is underway. As a part of this merger, modifications will be made to academic programs. Students who do not complete their programs by the end of the Spring 2023 term will be matched with the Connecticut State Community College (CT State) program that most closely aligns with the student’s Spring 2023 program and is offered at the current Manchester Community College location. The College is committed to students completing their education with a minimum of disruption. Further details can be found and will be updated on the Frequently Asked Questions page: www.ct.edu/ctstate/academics.
Information on additional courses you might take if you have free elective room, including major courses as well as remaining general education courses for each CSU,with equivalency information for each CSU, can be found at http://www.ct.edu/transfer/transferring
TAP Pathway: Geography with a Specialization in Environmental Geography, B.A.
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SEM 1
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SEM 2
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SEM 3
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SEM 4
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Written I (ENG* 101)
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Written II (ENG 110 or 200)
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Choose 1 Scientific Reasoning
course
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Choose 1 Scientific Knowledge
course
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MAT 146, MAT 165, MAT 172 or
above1
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Oral Communication-COM 173,
COM 172 or COM 278
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Choose 1 Aesthetic Dimensions course
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Information Literacy-COM 100,
COM 101, CSC 101, COM 278, IDS
201, PSY 118 or PSY 247
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Chose 1 Social Phenomena course
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Historical Knowledge- HIS 101, HIS 102, HIS 121, HIS 122, HIS
201 or HIS 202
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Open Elective Credits2
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GEO 101 (if not completed previously).
If completed, choose 3 credits in one subject area outside geography in pursuit of 9 minor credits required at the State Universities.3
Students should consider pursuing a minor subject area based upon their specific field of interest in geography. Advisors
may provide guidance.
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GEO 111, GEO 101 or 3 credits in one subject area outside geography in pursuit of 9 minor credits required at the State Universities.3
Students should consider pursuing a minor subject area based upon their specific field of interest in geography. Advisors may provide guidance.
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GEO 111, GEO 101 or 3 credits in one subject area outside geography in pursuit of 9 minor credits required at the State Universities.3
Students should consider pursuing a minor subject area based upon their specific field of interest in geography. Advisors may provide guidance.
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GEO 111, GEO 101, GEO 102 or 3
credits in one subject area outside geography in pursuit of 9 minor credits required at the State Universities.3
Students should consider pursuing a minor subject area based upon their specific field of interest in geography. Advisors may provide guidance.
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GEO 111 (if not completed previously).
If completed, choose 3 credits in one subject area outside geography in pursuit of 9 minor credits required at the State Universities.3
Students should consider pursuing a minor subject area based upon their specific field of interest in geography. Advisors
may provide guidance.
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Global Knowledge Elective-HIS 122, ANT 105, ANT 101 or any
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Open Elective Credits1-3
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Open Elective Credits1-3
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Choose 1 TAP General Education Creativity Elective
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other TAP General education Global Knowledge Elective
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TAP Pathway: Geography with a Specialization in General/Regional, B.A.
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SEM 1
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SEM 2
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SEM 3
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SEM 4
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Written I (ENG* 101)
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Written II (ENG 110 or 200)
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Choose 1 Scientific Reasoning course
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Choose 1 Scientific Knowledge course
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MAT 146, MAT 165, MAT 172 or above
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Oral Communication-COM 173, COM 172 or COM 278
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Choose 1 Aesthetic Dimensions course
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Information Literacy-COM 100, COM 101, COM 278, CSC 101, IDS 201, PSY 118 or PSY 247
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Chose 1 Social Phenomena course
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Historical Knowledge- HIS 101, HIS 102, HIS 121, HIS 122, HIS 201 or HIS 202
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Open Elective Credits
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GEO 111 (if not completed previously).
If completed, choose 3 credits in one subject area outside geography in pursuit of 9 minor credits required at the State Universities.3
Students should consider pursuing a minor subject area based upon their specific field of interest in geography. Advisors may provide guidance.
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GEO 111, GEO 101 or 3 credits in one subject area outside geography in pursuit of 9 minor credits required at the State Universities.
Students should consider pursuing a minor subject area based upon their specific field of interest in geography. Advisors may provide guidance.
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GEO 111, GEO 101 or 3 credits in one subject area outside geography in pursuit of 9 minor credits required at the State Universities.3
Students should consider pursuing a minor subject area based upon their specific field of interest in geography. Advisors may provide guidance.
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GEO 111, GEO 101, GEO 102 or 3 credits in one subject area outside geography in pursuit of 9 minor credits required at the State Universities.3
Students should consider pursuing a minor subject area based upon their specific field of interest in geography. Advisors may provide guidance.
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GEO 102 (if not completed previously).
If completed, choose 3 credits in one subject area outside geography in pursuit of 9 minor credits required at the State Universities.3
Students should consider pursuing a minor subject area based upon their specific field of interest in geography. Advisors may provide guidance.
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Global Knowledge Elective-HIS 122, ANT 105, ANT 101 or any other TAP General education Global Knowledge Elective
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Open Elective Credits1
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Open Elective Credits1
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Choose 1 TAP General Education Creativity Elective
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TAP Pathway: Geography with a Specialization in Geographic Information Science, B.A.
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SEM 1
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SEM 2
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SEM 3
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SEM 4
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Written I (ENG* 101)
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Written II (ENG 110 or 200)
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Choose 1 Scientific Reasoning
course
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Choose 1 Scientific Knowledge
course
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MAT 146, MAT 165, MAT 172 or
above1
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Oral Communication-COM 173,
COM 172 or COM 278
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Choose 1 Aesthetic Dimensions course
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Information Literacy-COM 100,
COM 101, COM 278, IDS 201, PSY
118 or PSY 247/BMG 210
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Chose 1 Social Phenomena course
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Historical Knowledge- HIS 101, HIS 102, HIS 121, HIS 122, HIS
201 or HIS 202
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Open Elective Credits2
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GEO 101 (if not completed previously).
If completed, choose 3 credits in one subject area outside geography in pursuit of 9 minor credits required at the State Universities.3
Students should consider pursuing a minor subject area based upon their specific field of interest in geography. Advisors
may provide guidance.
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GEO 111, GEO 101 or 3 credits in one subject area outside geography in pursuit of 9 minor credits required at the State Universities.3
Students should consider pursuing a minor subject area based upon their specific field of interest in geography. Advisors may provide guidance.
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GEO 111, GEO 101 or 3 credits in one subject area outside geography in pursuit of 9 minor credits required at the State Universities.3
Students should consider pursuing a minor subject area based upon their specific field of interest in geography. Advisors may provide guidance.
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GEO 111, GEO 101, GEO 102 or 3
credits in one subject area outside geography in pursuit of 9 minor credits required at the State Universities.3
Students should consider pursuing a minor subject area based upon their specific field of interest in geography. Advisors may provide guidance.
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GEO 111 (if not completed previously).
If completed, choose 3 credits in one subject area outside geography in pursuit of 9 minor credits required at the State Universities.3
Students should consider pursuing a minor subject area based upon their specific field of interest in geography. Advisors
may provide guidance.
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Global Knowledge Elective-HIS 122, ANT 105, ANT 101 or any other TAP General education Global Knowledge Elective
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Open Elective Credits1-3
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Open Elective Credits1-3
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Choose 1 TAP General Education Creativity Elective
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TAP Pathway: Geography with a Specialization in Planning, B.A.
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SEM 1
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SEM 2
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SEM 3
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SEM 4
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Written I (ENG* 101)
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Written II (ENG 110 or 200)
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Choose 1 Scientific Reasoning
course
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Choose 1 Scientific Knowledge
course
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MAT 146, MAT 165, MAT 172 or
above1
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Oral Communication-COM 173,
COM 172 or COM 278
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Choose 1 Aesthetic Dimensions course
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Information Literacy-COM 100,
COM 101, COM 278, CSC 101,
IDS 201, PSY 118 or PSY 247
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Chose 1 Social Phenomena course
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Historical Knowledge- HIS 101, HIS 102, HIS 121, HIS 122, HIS
201 or HIS 202
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Open Elective Credits2
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GEO 101 (if not completed previously).
If completed, choose 3 credits in one subject area outside geography in pursuit of 9 minor credits required at the State Universities.3
Students should consider pursuing a minor subject area based upon their specific field of interest in geography. Advisors
may provide guidance.
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GEO 111, GEO 101 or 3 credits in one subject area outside geography in pursuit of 9 minor credits required at the State Universities.3
Students should consider pursuing a minor subject area based upon their specific field of interest in geography. Advisors may provide guidance.
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GEO 111, GEO 101 or 3 credits in one subject area outside geography in pursuit of 9 minor credits required at the State Universities.3
Students should consider pursuing a minor subject area based upon their specific field of interest in geography. Advisors may provide guidance.
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GEO 111, GEO 101, GEO 102 or 3
credits in one subject area outside geography in pursuit of 9 minor credits required at the State Universities.3
Students should consider pursuing a minor subject area based upon their specific field of interest in geography. Advisors may provide guidance.
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GEO 111 (if not completed previously).
If completed, choose 3 credits in one subject area outside geography in pursuit of 9 minor credits required at the State Universities.3
Students should consider pursuing a minor subject area based upon their specific field of interest in geography. Advisors
may provide guidance.
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Global Knowledge Elective-HIS 122, ANT 105, ANT 101 or any
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Open Elective Credits1-3
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Open Elective Credits1-3
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Choose 1 TAP General Education Creativity Elective
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other TAP General education Global Knowledge Elective
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TAP Pathway: Geography with a Specialization in Tourism, B.A.
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SEM 1
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SEM 2
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SEM 3
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SEM 4
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Written I (ENG* 101)
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Written II (ENG 110 or 200)
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Choose 1 Scientific Reasoning
course
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Choose 1 Scientific Knowledge
course
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MAT 146, MAT 165, MAT 172 or
above1
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Oral Communication-COM 173,
COM 172 or COM 278
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Choose 1 Aesthetic Dimensions course
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Information Literacy-COM 100,
COM 101, COM 278, CSC 101,
IDS 201, PSY 118 or PSY 247
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Chose 1 Social Phenomena course
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Historical Knowledge- HIS 101, HIS 102, HIS 121, HIS 122, HIS
201 or HIS 202
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Open Elective Credits2
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GEO 101 (if not completed previously).
If completed, choose 3 credits in one subject area outside geography in pursuit of 9 minor credits required at the State Universities.3
Students should consider pursuing a minor subject area based upon their specific field of interest in geography. Advisors
may provide guidance.
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GEO 111, GEO 101 or 3 credits in one subject area outside geography in pursuit of 9 minor credits required at the State Universities.3
Students should consider pursuing a minor subject area based upon their specific field of interest in geography. Advisors may provide guidance.
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GEO 111, GEO 101 or 3 credits in one subject area outside geography in pursuit of 9 minor credits required at the State Universities.3
Students should consider pursuing a minor subject area based upon their specific field of interest in geography. Advisors may provide guidance.
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GEO 204
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GEO 111 (if not completed previously).
If completed, choose 3 credits in one subject area outside geography in pursuit of 9 minor credits required at the State Universities.3
Students should consider pursuing a minor subject area based upon their specific field of interest in geography. Advisors
may provide guidance.
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Global Knowledge Elective-HIS 122, ANT 105, ANT 101 or any
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Open Elective Credits1-3
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Open Elective Credits1-3
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Choose 1 TAP General Education Creativity Elective
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other TAP General education Global Knowledge Elective
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TAP Pathway: Geography, B.A.
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SEM 1
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SEM 2
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SEM 3
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SEM 4
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Written I (ENG* 101)
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Written II (ENG 110 or 200)
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Choose 1 Scientific Reasoning
course
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Choose 1 Scientific Knowledge
course
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MAT 146, MAT 165, MAT 172 or
above1
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Oral Communication-COM 173,
COM 172 or COM 278
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Choose 1 Aesthetic Dimensions course
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Information Literacy-COM 100,
COM 101, COM 278, CSC 101,
IDS 201, PSY 118 or PSY 247
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Chose 1 Social Phenomena course
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Historical Knowledge- HIS 101, HIS 102, HIS 121, HIS 122, HIS
201 or HIS 202
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Open Elective Credits2
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GEO 111 (if not completed previously).
If completed, choose 3 credits in one subject area outside geography in pursuit of 9 minor credits required at the State Universities.3
Students should consider pursuing a minor subject area based upon their specific field of interest in geography. Advisors
may provide guidance.
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GEO 111, GEO 101, GEO 102 or 3
credits in one subject area outside geography in pursuit of 9 minor credits required at the State Universities.3
Students should consider pursuing a minor subject area based upon their specific field of interest in geography. Advisors may provide guidance.
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GEO 111, GEO 101, GEO 102 or 3
credits in one subject area outside geography in pursuit of 9 minor credits required at the State Universities.3
Students should consider pursuing a minor subject area based upon their specific field of interest in geography. Advisors may provide guidance.
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GEO 111, GEO 101, GEO 102 or 3
credits in one subject area outside geography in pursuit of 9 minor credits required at the State Universities.3
Students should consider pursuing a minor subject area based upon their specific field of interest in geography. Advisors may provide guidance.
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GEO 102 (if not completed previously).
If completed, choose 3 credits in one subject area outside geography in pursuit of 9 minor credits required at the State Universities.3
Students should consider pursuing a minor subject area based upon their specific field of interest in geography. Advisors
may provide guidance.
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Global Knowledge Elective-HIS 122, ANT 105, ANT 101 or any
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Open Elective Credits1-3
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Open Elective Credits1-3
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Choose 1 TAP General Education Creativity Elective
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other TAP General education Global Knowledge Elective
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TAP Pathway: Geography, B.S.-Concentration: Geographic Information Science and Technology
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SEM 1
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SEM 2
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SEM 3
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SEM 4
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Written I (ENG* 101)
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Written II (ENG 110 or 200)
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Choose 1 Scientific Reasoning
course
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Choose 1 Scientific Knowledge
course
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MAT 146, MAT 165, MAT 172 or
above1
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Oral Communication-COM 173,
COM 172 or COM 278
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Choose 1 Aesthetic Dimensions course
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Information Literacy-COM 100,
COM 101, COM 278, CSC 101,
IDS 201, PSY 118 or PSY 247
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Chose 1 Social Phenomena course
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Historical Knowledge- HIS 101, HIS 102, HIS 121, HIS 122, HIS
201 or HIS 202
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Open Elective Credits2
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GEO 111 (if not completed previously).
If completed, choose 3 credits in one subject area outside geography in pursuit of 9 minor credits required at the State Universities.3
Students should consider pursuing a minor subject area based upon their specific field of interest in geography. Advisors
may provide guidance.
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|
GEO 111, GEO 101, GEO 102 or 3
credits in one subject area outside geography in pursuit of 9 minor credits required at the State Universities.3
Students should consider pursuing a minor subject area based upon their specific field of interest in geography. Advisors may provide guidance.
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GEO 111, GEO 101, GEO 102 or 3
credits in one subject area outside geography in pursuit of 9 minor credits required at the State Universities.3
Students should consider pursuing a minor subject area based upon their specific field of interest in geography. Advisors may provide guidance.
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GEO 111, GEO 101, GEO 102 or 3
credits in one subject area outside geography in pursuit of 9 minor credits required at the State Universities.3
Students should consider pursuing a minor subject area based upon their specific field of interest in geography. Advisors may provide guidance.
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GEO 102 (if not completed previously).
If completed, choose 3 credits in one subject area outside geography in pursuit of 9 minor credits required at the State Universities.3
Students should consider pursuing a minor subject area based upon their specific field of interest in geography. Advisors
may provide guidance.
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Global Knowledge Elective-HIS 122, ANT 105, ANT 101 or any
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Open Elective Credits1-3
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Open Elective Credits1-3
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Choose 1 TAP General Education Creativity Elective
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other TAP General education Global Knowledge Elective
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1 Students who need a MAT prerequisite first, may take this their first semester, and take the higher-level math in an Open Elective slot.
2 Students who have not fulfilled foreign language requirements for the CSUs in High School should consider using some of the Open Electives to meet this requirement.
3 These courses are meant to complete 50% of the minor requirement in all of CCSU’s programs, but can also be used to begin a minor or second major at SCSU
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