Transfer Students

ANTHROPOLOGY, BA

• Modern/Foreign Language Requirement: successful completion of at least the third quarter or second semester of a first-year modern language series or American Sign Language at another college or university.  Note that students whose native language is not english, or who are proficient in a language other than English, may test out of this requirement.
• One quarter of college-level survey of history course such as Origins of Western Civilization, Modern Civilization, US History, Pacific Northwest History, Native American History or similar course.
• Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
• Linguistic Anthropology

ART HISTORY, BA

• Modern/Foreign Language Requirement: successful completion of at least the third quarter or second semester of a first-year modern language series or American Sign Language at another college or university.  Note that students whose native language is not english, or who are proficient in a language other than English, may test out of this requirement.
• One quarter of college level survey of history course such as Origins of Western Civilization, Modern Civilization, US History, Pacific Northwest History, Native American History or similar course.
• Survey of Western Art History I: Prehistoric to Medieval
• Survey of Western Art History II: Renaissance to Modern
• Design and Color or Drawing I

ASIAN STUDIES, BA

• Chinese or Japanese I, II & III at a quarter school or I and II at a semester school
  • Note that students who are proficient in an Asian language may test out of this requirement.
• Modern History survey course

COMMUNICATION AND MEDIA, BA

• All specializations
  • Modern/Foreign Language Requirement: successful completion of at least the third quarter or second semester of a first-year modern language series or American Sign Language at another college or university.  Note that students whose native language is not English, or who are proficient in a language other than English, may test out of this requirement.
  • One quarter of college level survey of history course such as Origins of Western Civilization, Modern Civilization, US History, Pacific Northwest History, Native American History or similar course.

• Specialization in Communication Studies, BA
  
  • Introduction to Communication course
  • Interpersonal or Intercultural Communication

• Specialization in Journalism, BA
  • Introduction to Communication course
  • Multimedia Reporting

• Specialization in Strategic Communication, BA
  • Introduction to Communication course
  • Public speaking course

CRIMINAL JUSTICE, BA and BS

• All specializations
  • Modern/Foreign Language Requirement: successful completion of at least the third quarter or second semester of a first-year modern language series or American Sign Language at another college or university.  Note that students whose native language is not english, or who are proficient in a language other than English, may test out of this requirement.
  • One quarter of college-level survey of history course such as Origins of Western Civilization, Modern Civilization, US History, Pacific Northwest History, Native American History or similar course.
• Administration of Justice Specialization, BA
  • Introduction to Criminal Justice
  • Criminology
• Criminology and Criminal Justice Theory Specialization, BA
  • Introduction to Criminal Justice
  • Criminology
• Forensic Psychology Specialization, BA
  • Introduction to Criminal Justice
  • Criminology
  • Introduction to Psychology
  • Abnormal Psychology
• Forensic Psychology Specialization, BS
  • Introduction to Criminal Justice
  • Abnormal Psychology
  • Follow Junior Transfer Program of Study Recommendations here
• Forensic Science Specialization, BA
  • Introduction to Criminal Justice
  • Criminology
  • Precalculus and Trigonometry
  • Cellular and Molecular Biology Lecture and Lab
• Forensic Science Specialization, BS
  • Criminology
  • Follow Junior Transfer Program of Study Recommendations here

DESIGN, BA

• Modern/Foreign Language Requirement: successful completion of at least the third quarter or second semester of a first-year modern language series or American Sign Language at another college or university.  Note that students whose native language is not english, or who are proficient in a language other than English, may test out of this requirement.
• One quarter of college level survey of history course such as Origins of Western Civilization, Modern Civilization, US History, Pacific Northwest History, Native American History or similar course.
• Design and Color
• Drawing I
• Art History I: Prehistoric to Medieval
• Art History II: Renaissance to Modern 
• Photoshop/Digital Imaging Course

ENGLISH, BA

• Specialization in Creative Writing
• Specialization in Literature
• Modern/Foreign Language Requirement: successful completion of at least the third quarter or second semester of a first-year modern language series or American Sign Language at another college or university. Note that students whose native language is not english, or who are proficient in a language other than English, may test out of this requirement.
• One quarter of college-level survey of history course such as Origins of Western Civilization, Modern Civilization, US History, Pacific Northwest History, Native American History or similar course.
• Literary Analysis course
• Major level course in American, British or Intercultural Literature

ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES, BA

• All specializations
  • Modern/Foreign Language Requirement: successful completion of at least the third quarter or second semester of a first-year modern language series or American Sign Language at another college or university. Note that students whose native language is not english, or who are proficient in a language other than English, may test out of this requirement.
  • Survey of Environmental Studies and Perspectives course
  • Introduction to Geology with lab
  • Introduction to Ecology with lab
• Specialization in Ecological Systems
• Specialization in Environmental Education and Communication
  • Transferrable specialization elective option: Digital Photography 
• Specialization in Politics, Policy, and Justice
  • Transferrable specialization elective options:
    • Introduction to US Politics 
    • Introduction to International Politics
• Specialization in Urban Sustainability

FILM STUDIES, BA

• Modern/Foreign Language Requirement: successful completion of at least the third quarter or second semester of a first-year modern language series or American Sign Language at another college or university. Note that students whose native language is not English, or who are proficient in a language other than English, may test out of this requirement.
• One quarter of college level survey of history course such as Origins of Western Civilization, Modern Civilization, US History, Pacific Northwest History, Native American History or similar course.
• Introduction to Film Analysis
• Film History

FRENCH, BA

• At minimum, French I, II & III at a quarter school or I and II at a semester school
  • Note that students who are proficient in the French language may test out of this requirement.
• One quarter of college-level survey of history course such as Origins of Western Civilization, Modern Civilization, US History, Pacific Northwest History, Native American History or similar course.

HISTORY, BA

• Modern/Foreign Language Requirement: successful completion of at least the third quarter or second semester of a first-year modern language series or American Sign Language at another college or university. Note that students whose native language is not English, or who are proficient in a language other than English, may test out of this requirement.
• Origins of Western Civilization
• Studies in Modern Civilization or Survey of US History

HUMANITIES, MATTEO RICCI INSTITUTE

• Humanities, BA
  • Transfer credit for the BA in Humanities 135 credit degree is not permitted unless a student wishes to double degree in another field which requires 180 credits. Contact ASCAdvising@seattleu.edu for more information.
• Humanities for Teaching, BA
  • Transfer credit for the Humanities for Teaching degree could be approved for up to 60 credits. Contact ASCAdvising@seattleu.edu for more information.
• Humanities for Teaching with a Specialization in K-8 Education, BA
  
  • Call 206-296-2840 to schedule an advising appointment with the Pre-Education Advisor.

INTERDISCIPLINARY ARTS MAJOR WITH EMPHASIS IN ARTS LEADERSHIP, MUSIC, PHOTOGRAPHY, THEATRE, or VISUAL ART, BA

• All Specializations:
  • Modern/Foreign Language Requirement: successful completion of at least the third quarter or second semester of a first-year modern language series or American Sign Language at another college or university. Note that students whose native language is not English, or who are proficient in a language other than English, may test out of this requirement.
  • One quarter of college level survey of history course such as Origins of Western Civilization, Modern Civilization, US History, Pacific Northwest History, Native American History or similar course. 
• Arts Leadership
  • Up to 10 credits outside of Arts Leadership can transfer toward the major from subjects such as Art, Art History, Drama/Theatre, Music and Photography.
• Music
  • Follow Junior Transfer Program of Study Recommendations here
• Photography
  • Design and Color
  • Survey of Western Art History II: Renaissance to Modern
  • Black and White Photography I and II
• Theatre
  • Up to 10 credits outside of Theatre can transfer toward the major from subjects such as Art, Art History, Music and Photography.
  • Acting I
• Visual Art
  • Design and Color
  • Drawing I
  • Survey of Western Art History I: Prehistoric to Medieval
  • Survey of Western Art History II: Renaissance to Modern

INTERDISCIPLINARY LIBERAL STUDIES, BA

• Modern/Foreign Language Requirement: successful completion of at least the third quarter or second semester of a first-year modern language series or American Sign Language at another college or university. Note that students whose native language is not English, or who are proficient in a language other than English, may test out of this requirement.
• One quarter of college-level survey of history course such as Origins of Western Civilization, Modern Civilization, US History, Pacific Northwest History, Native American History or similar course.
• Natural Science elective (select from biology, chemistry, environmental science, physics, biopsychology, kinesiology, or a lab science course beyond that which fulfills UCOR 1800
• Quantitative/Computational Reasoning elective (select from accounting, computer science, digital photography, economics, math beyond UCOR 1200, logic, or statistics)

INTERDISCIPLINARY LIBERAL STUDIES WITH A SPECIALIZATION IN K-8 EDUCATION, BA

• Follow Junior Transfer Program of Study Recommendations here
• Call 206-296-2840 to schedule an advising appointment with the Pre-Education Advisor.

INTERNATIONAL STUDIES, BA

• Macroeconomics
• At minimum, Foreign Language I, II & III at a quarter school or I and II at a semester school
  • Note that students who are proficient in a language other than English may test out of this requirement.
• Modern History survey course
• Intro to International Politics

KINESIOLOGY, SPORT AND EXERCISE SCIENCE, BS

• Curriculum updates starting Summer 2020 will be posted on websites soon.
• Modern/Foreign Language Requirement: successful completion of at least the third quarter or second semester of a first-year modern language series or American Sign Language at another college or university. Note that students whose native language is not English, or who are proficient in a language other than English, may test out of this requirement.
• One quarter of college-level survey of history course such as Origins of Western Civilization, Modern Civilization, US History, Pacific Northwest History, Native American History or similar course.
• Anatomy and Physiology I and II (2 quarters minimum, with Lecture and Lab).

PHILOSOPHY, BA

• Modern/Foreign Language Requirement: successful completion of at least the third quarter or second semester of a first-year modern language series or American Sign Language at another college or university. Note that students whose native language is not English, or who are proficient in a language other than English, may test out of this requirement.
• One quarter of college-level survey of history course such as Origins of Western Civilization, Modern Civilization, US History, Pacific Northwest History, Native American History or similar course.
• Introduction to Philosophy (does not apply to the SU major but will fulfill UCOR 1400 requirement)
• Introduction to Logic

PHOTOGRAPHY, BFA

• Follow Junior Transfer Program of Study Recommendations here

POLITICAL SCIENCE, BA

• Modern/Foreign Language Requirement: successful completion of at least the third quarter or second semester of a first-year modern language series or American Sign Language at another college or university. Note that students whose native language is not English, or who are proficient in a language other than English, may test out of this requirement. 
• One quarter of college-level survey of history course such as Origins of Western Civilization, Modern Civilization, US History, Pacific Northwest History, Native American History or similar course.
• Introduction to U.S. Politics
• Introduction to International Politics
• Macroeconomics
• Specialization in Legal Studies, BA

PSYCHOLOGY, BA and BS

• Modern/Foreign Language Requirement: successful completion of at least the third quarter or second semester of a first-year modern language series or American Sign Language at another college or university.  Note that students whose native language is not English, or who are proficient in a language other than English, may test out of this requirement.
• One quarter of college level survey of history course such as Origins of Western Civilization, Modern Civilization, US History, Pacific Northwest History, Native American History or similar course.
• Introduction to Psychology
• Psychology electives such as Abnormal Psychology, Lifespan Growth and Development, Cognitive Psychology, Biopsychology, etc.
• Note: transfer credit is very limited toward required major courses, but flexible for major electives.

PUBLIC AFFAIRS, BA

• Modern/Foreign Language Requirement: successful completion of at least the third quarter or second semester of a first-year modern language series or American Sign Language at another college or university. Note that students whose native language is not English, or who are proficient in a language other than English, may test out of this requirement.
• One quarter of college-level survey of history course such as Origins of Western Civilization, Modern Civilization, US History, Pacific Northwest History, Native American History or similar course.
• Microeconomics
• Macroeconomics

SOCIAL WORK, BSW

• Modern/Foreign Language Requirement: successful completion of at least the third quarter or second semester of a first-year modern language series or American Sign Language at another college or university. Note that students whose native language is not English, or who are proficient in a language other than English, may test out of this requirement.
• One quarter of college-level survey of history course such as Origins of Western Civilization, Modern Civilization, US History, Pacific Northwest History, Native American History or similar course.
• Introduction to Social Work or Social Human Services
• Statistics
• Lifespan Growth and Development
• Transfer credit for courses in related disciplines may be approved by the Program Director to satisfy major electives

SOCIOLOGY, BA

• Modern/Foreign Language Requirement: successful completion of at least the third quarter or second semester of a first-year modern language series or American Sign Language at another college or university. Note that students whose native language is not English, or who are proficient in a language other than English, may test out of this requirement.
• One quarter of college-level survey of history course such as Origins of Western Civilization, Modern Civilization, US History, Pacific Northwest History, Native American History or similar course.
• Introduction to Sociology
• Anthropology, Sociology or Social Work Electives such as Intro courses, Cultural Anthropology, Social Psychology, etc.

SPANISH, BA

• One quarter of college-level survey of history course such as Origins of Western Civilization, Modern Civilization, US History, Pacific Northwest History, Native American History or similar course.
• At minimum, Spanish I, II & III at a quarter school or I and II at a semester school
  • Note that students who are proficient in the Spanish language may test out of this requirement.

THEATRE, BA

• Modern/Foreign Language Requirement: successful completion of at least the third quarter or second semester of a first-year modern language series or American Sign Language at another college or university. Note that students whose native language is not English, or who are proficient in a language other than English, may test out of this requirement. 
• One quarter of college-level survey of history course such as Origins of Western Civilization, Modern Civilization, US History, Pacific Northwest History, Native American History or similar course.
• Acting I
• Audio Recording/Production

THEOLOGY AND RELIGIOUS STUDIES, BA

• Modern/Foreign Language Requirement: successful completion of at least the third quarter or second semester of a first-year modern language series or American Sign Language at another college or university. Note that students whose native language is not English, or who are proficient in a language other than English, may test out of this requirement.
• One quarter of college-level survey of history course such as Origins of Western Civilization, Modern Civilization, US History, Pacific Northwest History, Native American History or similar course.

VISUAL ART, BA

• Modern/Foreign Language Requirement: successful completion of at least the third quarter or second semester of a first-year modern language series or American Sign Language at another college or university. Note that students whose native language is not English, or who are proficient in a language other than English, may test out of this requirement.
• One quarter of college-level survey of history course such as Origins of Western Civilization, Modern Civilization, US History, Pacific Northwest History, Native American History or similar course.
• Design and Color
• Drawing I
• Painting I

WOMEN, GENDER, AND SEXUALITY STUDIES, BA

• Modern/Foreign Language Requirement: successful completion of at least the third quarter or second semester of a first-year modern language series or American Sign Language at another college or university. Note that students whose native language is not English, or who are proficient in a language other than English, may test out of this requirement. 
• One quarter of college-level survey of history course such as Origins of Western Civilization, Modern Civilization, US History, Pacific Northwest History, Native American History or similar course.
• Introduction to Women and Gender Studies