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DUAL ADMISSIONS TRANSFER AGREEMENT

BETWEEN COUNTY COLLEGE OF MORRIS

AND DREW UNIVERSITY

Preface County College of Morris (CCM) and Drew University enter into this Dual Admissions Transfer Agreement in order to better facilitate the transfer and admission of County College of Morris graduates to Drew University. This Dual Admissions Transfer Agreement becomes effective spring 2014.

I. Conditions of Admission –Applicants to CCM (A). Eligible County College of Morris students will be granted admissions into the Bachelors of Arts Degree program at Drew University under this Dual Admissions Agreement, subject to the conditions that the student:

1) Graduate, in good standing, from County College of Morris with a minimum cumulative GPA of

3.00 and an Associate in Arts (A.A) Degree, Associate in Science (A.S.) Degree or Associate in Fine Arts (A.F.A.) Degree in one of the approved degree programs listed in section five;

2) Submit a “Dual Admissions Intent” form to Drew University before the student has completed 45 credits from County College of Morris;

3) Submit to the Drew University Admissions Office a completed Drew University Application for Admission and a final official County College of Morris Transcript for final assessment in accordance with the Drew University Admissions policies and procedures. The Application and Transcript must be submitted to Drew University by June 1, if the student is enrolling for the fall semester. If enrolling for a spring semester, the student must submit the application and transcript by January 1; and

4) Enroll at Drew University within one year of graduating from County College of Morris and maintain good standing

II. Conditions of Admissions – Drew Applicants Referred to CCM

(A). Under this Agreement, Drew University may refer applicants with academic promise who are seeking admission to the Drew College of Liberal Arts directly to the County College of Morris for enrollment in the Drew/County College of Morris program. As with other program participants, such

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applicants will have the opportunity to obtain an Associate Degree from County College of Morris and course credits that are directly transferable before matriculating at Drew University.

(B). County College of Morris agrees to accept the student’s application to Drew University in lieu of the student being required to submit an application to CCM. A County College of Morris Intent form must be signed by the student so as to permit Drew University to release documents from the student’s Drew admission’s file to CCM. (C). Students referred from Drew University to the Dual Admissions program at County College of Morris will be granted admissions into the Bachelors of Arts program at Drew University under this Agreement subject to the conditions that the student:

1) Graduate, in good standing, from County College of Morris with a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.00 and an Associate in Arts (A.A) Degree, Associate in Science (A.S.) Degree or Associate in Fine Arts (A.F.A.) Degree in one of the approved degree programs listed in Appendix A;

2) Submit to the Drew University Admissions Office a final official CCM transcript and transfer Drew University Application for Admission for final assessment in accordance with Drew University Admissions Policy. The Application and Transcript must be submitted to Drew University by June 1, if the student is enrolling for the fall semester. If enrolling for a spring semester, the student must submit the application and transcript by January 1; and

3) Enroll at Drew University within one year of graduating from County College of Morris.

III. Obligations of Drew University (A). In connection with this Agreement, Drew University further agrees to the following:

1) Drew University will provide County College of Morris with “Dual Admissions Intent” forms for distribution to County College of Morris students upon request.

2) Within 30 days of receipt, Drew University will send to students submitting a “Dual Admissions Intent” form, a Drew University letter of admission, conditioned upon the student meeting the conditions set forth in Sections I or II, as applicable .*

3) Drew University will waive the application fee for students who apply to Drew University pursuant to this agreement.*

4) Drew University will provide County College of Morris with copies of the required admissions document (CCM Intent Form, etc.) for any student referred for the Dual Admission program.

5) Drew University will evaluate County College of Morris graduates admitted to Drew University under this Agreement for eligibility for its comprehensive merit scholarship program for transfer students. That program includes generous academic scholarships, specialty awards, and a need based university grant program. Merit awards will be based upon a student’s final cumulative GPA at the time of graduation from County College of Morris. All merit scholarships are renewable, contingent upon the student maintaining the required minimum GPA and good standing while attending Drew. Dual Admissions students will be awarded financial aid on the

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same basis as all Drew students and will have access to all state and federal financial aid programs.

6) There will be two full tuition scholarships per year available for students with a final cumulative CCM GPA of 3.800 or higher annually. Moreover, students in Phi Theta Kappa entering with an Associate Degree will receive an additional $4000.00 scholarship in addition to the merit scholarship. For information on current merit scholarship award ranges contact the Office of College Admissions at Drew University.

7) Drew University will accept, for transfer credit, all approved courses for which a passing grade of “C” or higher was received. Should a course’s approval be withdrawn after a student has taken it, that removal will not affect the credit granted to the student for that course.

8) County College of Morris Programs approved by Drew University are listed in Appendix A attached to this Agreement. Current general education courses approved for transfer to Drew University for Drew credit, and their equivalencies, will be listed in Appendix B to this Agreement. Other County College courses that are approved for transfer to Drew University for Drew credit, and their equivalencies, will be listed in Appendix C to this Agreement.

9) Drew University requires placement testing for writing, foreign language, and biology majors, as well as for students registering for CHEM 150, “Principles of Chemistry.” However, students completing a major in the dual degree program are not required to take the writing placement test. Students completing foreign language courses to the intermediate level (200 level) are not required to take the foreign language placement examination; Students completing the biology dual degree program are not required to take the biology placement examination. Students completing CHM 125 at County College of Morris (Same as CHEM 150 at Drew) are not required to take the placement examination for chemistry.

10) Drew University will assist County College of Morris graduates seeking admittance to Drew University under the terms of this Agreement in meeting the requirements of the Drew University transfer process. County College of Morris graduates will be subject to the same requirements applicable to all Drew University applicants and students and must meet all applicable Drew University requirements and deadlines pertaining to orientation and registration, and payment of tuition and fees.

11) Drew University will continue to work with County College Morris in identifying CCM courses that meet Drew University major, general education and general elective requirements for degree completion and will work to supplement or amend the Appendices listing approved programs and courses and their equivalencies on an ongoing basis.

12) CCM Dual Admissions students who matriculate at Drew University will have all of the rights and privileges of other Drew University students and will be subject to the same requirements, policies, and procedures.

13) Drew University will invite CCM students who have completed a “Dual Admissions Intent” form to an informational/advising meeting (s) with Drew University faculty and admissions staff in order to facilitate smooth curricular and co-curricular integration to Drew University.

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14) Drew University will provide students enrolled at CCM the opportunity to register for one Drew University course (up to 4 credits) at the County College of Morris tuition and fee rate. This course should be taken in the CCM student’s third or fourth semester.

15) Drew University will invite CCM Students in the Dual Admissions program to lectures and other special events at Drew University.

16) Students seeking admittance to Drew University under this Agreement may transfer up to 80 credits to Drew University.

*Does not apply to students that initially apply to Drew and are subsequently referred to the Drew/County College of Morris Dual Degree program.

IV. Obligations of County College of Morris

(A). In connection with this Agreement, County College of Morris further agrees to the following:

1) County College of Morris will provide prospective and current County College of Morris students with promotional literature and information about this Program. In this connection, will post information on its website that will alert matriculating students of the opportunity for dual admission to Drew University under the conditions of this Agreement.

2) CCM will distribute to its students, and receive and process “Dual Admissions Intent” forms.* 3) County College of Morris will forward a completed “Dual Admissions Intent” form to Drew

University for each student applying to this Program.* 4) With respect to those students referred by Drew University to CCM and the Dual Admissions

program, County College of Morris will send an acknowledgment of receipt of the admissions documents from Drew to both the applicant and Drew.

5) CCM will waive the County College Morris fee for students referred to the CCM/Drew Dual Admissions program by Drew University.

6) CCM will provide comprehensive advisement on the transfer process to students in the Dual Admissions Program.

7) CCM will notify Drew University College Admission Transfer Evaluator of any student’s request to withdraw for the Dual Admissions program.

*Does not apply to students that initially applied to Drew and subsequently referred to the Drew/CCM Dual Degree program.

V. Joint Obligations:

(A). Drew University and County College of Morris further agree as follows:

1) Each institution agrees, to the extent compatible with its separate and independent

management, to maintain an effective liaison and close cooperation with the other institution and to consult on matters of mutual concern as the need to do so arise. In this connection, each

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institution agrees to: a. designate in writing a coordinator or liaison to communicate on each institution's behalf

at regular intervals, b. ensure the maintenance of the high educational level of this mutually beneficial

program, c. coordinate the Dual Admissions Transfer Agreement, and d. communicate changes in the policies or requirements of their respective institutions

related to this Agreement. 2) Each institution agrees to review this agreement annually and make any changes as are mutually

agreed to in writing. 3) Each institution agrees to collaborate in providing appropriate academic advising, including

information about Drew University graduation requirements and the process of transferring to Drew University.

4) Each institution agrees to provide direct links between the Drew University and County College of Morris websites.

5) Each institution agrees to collaborate in developing and implementing mutually agreed upon advertising and promotional efforts communicating the availability and the benefits of the Dual Admissions Transfer Program and in otherwise publicizing this Agreement. Neither party shall use the other’s name or trademarks in connection with any advertising, marketing or other promotional efforts or materials without the prior written approval of the other party.

6) Each institution agrees to comply with applicable accreditation, licensing, or registration requirements imposed upon it and to cooperate with the other in any evaluation, licensing matter, accreditation, governmental review, administrative appeal, litigation or other legal matter related to this Agreement.

7) Nothing in this Agreement shall be construed to require either party to admit a student or to waive its admission standards.

8) It is understood by the parties that under no circumstance are any director, officer, employee, or agent of either institution to be considered a director, officer, employee, agent, or servant of the other, except as specifically agreed to and under such terms as either institution may enter into with the employee.

9) Each party agrees it will be responsible for paying all compensation and/or benefits to its employees, agents, staff, or contractors, including salaries and wages, as well as workmen’s compensation or disability benefits requirements, unemployment insurance, or life insurance for any acts, illness, occurrence or event occurring in or relating or arising out of this Agreement.

10) Each party agrees to be liable for its own actions and negligence and the actions and negligence of its trustees, directors, officers, or employees, subject to the protections and immunities afforded each under applicable law.

11) Each party agrees to fully comply with applicable legal requirements in connection with their respective obligations under this Agreement, including, but not limited to, education records (as defined under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA), the requirements of the Higher Education Act, and civil rights laws.

12) This Agreement constitutes the sole and exclusive statement of the Agreement between the parties. Both parties agree that any assignment of, or modification or other change to this contract must be in writing and must be approved by each party.

VI. Revision, Renewal, and Termination of this Agreement

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This Agreement will be in effect beginning in the spring 2014 semester. It will be reviewed annually by the appropriate parties at each institution, and will be renewed automatically until superseded by a new agreement or formally terminated. Either institution may terminate this Agreement at any time by providing to the other party written notice at least one year in advance of the effective date of termination. Should this Agreement be terminated, it is understood that the termination will not apply to students already accepted to Drew University under its terms. Notices under this Agreement will be sufficient if made in writing and mailed to the coordinator or liaison identified in Section V(A)(2).

VII. Execution - SIGNED BY BOTH PRESIDENTS ON FEBRUARY 12, 2014

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Appendix A: Approved Degree Programs The following associate degree programs at County College of Morris are designated as part of the Dual Admissions Agreement for corresponding majors at Drew: County College of Morris Drew University Biology, option within Science & Mathematics (Traditional Track) Biology Chemistry, option with Science & Mathematics Chemistry Humanities/Social Science, option within Liberal Arts and Sciences * English History Psychology Visual Arts an option with Fine Arts** Art History

• * The Humanities/Social Sciences, an option within Liberal Arts and Sciences feeds into multiple majors at Drew. Students should consult with their academic advisor regarding course selection.

• **The Visual Arts option in Fine Arts offers students a solid foundation for advanced study in Art History. The Visual Arts curriculum is designed for transfer into a BFA or BA degree program at a four year college or university.

APPENDIX B: COURSE EQUIVALENICES – GENERAL EDUCATION

The attached document is a revised version of the CCM General Education document that includes only those CCM general education courses that have equivalencies at Drew University.

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DUAL ADMISSIONS TRANSFER AGREEMENT BETWEEN

COUNTY COLLEGE OF MORRIS AND

DREW UNIVERSITY

APPENDIX C: COURSE EQUIVALENICES –PROGRAM TO PROGRAM

See Attachments

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County College of Morris and Drew University

INSTITUTION County College of Morris INSTITUTION Drew University DEGREE A.F.A DEGREE B.A. PROGRAM Visual Arts (Art History) PROGRAM Art History GENERAL EDUCATION FOUNDATION 25-29

CREDITS ALL GENERAL EDUCATION Transferred 25-29

CREDITS Course Title Number Credits Course Title Number Credits English Composition I ENG 111 3 Transferred Elective 3 English Composition II ENG 112 3 GE: Writing Requirement 3 Mathematics elective-recommend Statistics

MAT 124

3-4 7/11 GE: Quantitative Literacy (Q) MATH 117 3-4 7/11

Lab Science elective* 4 GE: Natural Science (BNS) 4 Technology – (Recommended CMP 128 if you do not pass the Technology Literacy exam.

0-4 GE: Quantitative 0-4

General Psychology or General Psychology – Honors or Principles of Sociology

PSY 113 PSY 180 SOC 120

3 Introduction to Psychology GE: Social Science (BSS) or Introduction to Sociology GE: Social Science

PSYC 101 SOC 101

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Art History I ART 133 3 Western Art I, Ancient and Medieval (major requirement)

ARTH 101 3

Art History II ART 134 3 Western Art II Modern and Modern (major requirement)

ARTH 102 3

Speech Fundamentals COM 109 3 GE: Arts (BART) SPCH 101 3 Liberal Arts Core Note: (Two Art Studio courses may be counted toward the Art History Major at Drew. Consult with your academic advisor.

36-37 Credits Art Courses Transferred Note: (Two Art Studio courses may be counted toward the Art History Major at Drew. Consult with your academic advisor.

36-37

Drawing I AFA ART 122 3 Drawing one (Arts) (BART) ART 106 3 Drawing II AFA ART 123 3 Drawing two, (Arts) (BART) ART 206 3 Figure Drawing AFA ART 124 3 Transferred GE (Arts (BART) 3 Two Dimensional Design ART 130 3 Two Dimensional Design Arts

(BART) ART 104 3

Color Theory AFA ART 131 3 Transferred elective credit Arts (BART)

3

Three Dimensional Design ART 132 3 Transferred Elective Credit Arts (BART)

3

Painting I ART 219 3 Painting I Arts (BART) ART 106 3 Sculpture I ART 228 3 Sculpture I Arts (BART) ART 105 3 Ceramics I ART 241 3 Ceramics I Arts (BART) ART 112 Portfolio and Presentation ART 230

3 Transferred GE, Arts (BART) 3

Visual Arts Elective or Drew on site course

3-4 Transferred GE Arts BART or major requirement

3-4

Visual Arts Elective **

3

Transferred GE Arts BART 3

TOTAL 61-66 TOTAL CREDITS TRANSFERRED 61-66 TOTAL CREDITS FOR DEGREE 128

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*Laboratory Science Elective, Select one of the following: BIO 127, Biology of Environment Concerns, BIO 132, Concepts in Biology, BIO 133, Human Biology, CHM 105, Forensic Science, CHM 120, Chemistry of World Concerns, PHY 103, Concepts of Physics, or SCI 118, General Astronomy.

**Visual Arts Electives 6 credits: Select two courses from the following: Art 114, Contemporary Art, Art 116, American Art, Art 220, Painting II, Art 229, Sculpture, and Pho 115, Photography.

Note: Students transferring to Drew University are required to have three semesters of instruction or equivalent proficiency in a foreign language to the intermediate ( 200 course level) Completion of 9 credits of any foreign language at County College of Morris will satisfy this requirement.

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INSTITUTION County College of Morris INSTITUTION Drew University DEGREE A.S. DEGREE B.A. PROGRAM Biology: Traditional Track

PROGRAM Biology

GENERAL EDUCATION FOUNDATION 32 CREDITS ALL GENERAL EDUCATION Transferred 32 CREDITS Course Title Number Credits Course Title Number Credits

Transferred English Composition I ENG 111 3 Transferred Elective 3 English Composition II ENG 112 3 GE: Writing Requirement (WRTG) 3 Analytic Geometry & Calculus MAT 131

4

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Calculus-Cognate course for the major Quantitative Literacy (QUAN)

MATH 150 4

11 Math/Science Technology * 3 GE: Quantitative Literacy (Q)

Or Elective credit 3

Biology Elective** 4 GE: Natural Science (BNS) 4 Social Science Gen.Ed 3 GE: Social Science (BSS) 3 Humanities Gen.Ed (Recommend Foreign Language)

3 GE: Humanities (BHUM) or Foreign Language

3

Social Science or Humanities (Recommend Foreign Language

3 Foreign Language or GE: Social Science (BSS)

3

General Education Electives (6 CR) Recommend Foreign Language 3 credits and 3 credits from Art or Music

6 GE: Humanities (BHUM) and Arts (BART)

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Biology Traditional Core 32/34 Credits Drew Major in Biology 32/34

Credits General Biology I BIO 121 4 Ecology & Evolution, Major

Requirement, Natural Science (BNS) BIOL 150 4

General Biology II BIO 122 4 Diversity of Life , Animals, Plants, Microbes, Major requirement, Natural Science (BNS)

BIOL 160 4

General Chemistry I General Chemistry Lab

CHM 125 CHM 126 Lab

3 1

Principles of Chemistry I, Major requirement, Natural Science (BNS)

CHEM 150 4

General Chemistry II General Chemistry Lab

CHM 127 CHM 128

3 1

Principles of Chemistry II, Major requirement, Natural Science, (BNS)

CHEM 160 4

Biology Elective** 4 Natural Sciences (BNS) 4 Related Courses to the Major Statistics or Analytic Geometry & Calculus II

MAT 124 MAT 132

3 4

Introductory Statistics, Cognate course for the major, (Q )or Calculus & Analytic Geometry II cognate course for the major, Quantitative, (Q)

MATH 117 MATH 151

3

4

Free Electives *** Up to 4 credits or one course may be taken on site at Drew

9-10 Transferred General Education, or elective courses

9-10

TOTAL 64-66 TOTAL CREDITS TRANSFERRED 64-66 TOTAL CREDITS FOR DEGREE 128

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*Math/Science/Technology: Students demonstrating proficiency in MAT 123-Pre-Calculus are encouraged to take MAT 131 (Analytical Geometry and Calculus I). Consult the CCM/Drew General Education course list for approved courses in science and technology. Students that do not pass the Technology Literacy Competency exam should take CMP 128 (Computer Science I) (3 CR). This course can be applied towards the Quantitative General Education Requirement at Drew University.

**Biology Electives: Select two courses from the following list;

CCM Course Drew Requirement Met

BIOL 201 Genetics (4CR) (spring) Natural Sciences (BNS), Elective Credit, (4 CR)

BIOL 202 Ecology (4CR) (fall) Natural Sciences (BNS), Elective Credit, (4 CR)

BIOL 215 Microbiology (4CR) Natural Sciences (BNS), Elective Credit, (4 CR)

CHM 212 Biochemistry (4 CR) Natural Sciences (BNS), Elective Credit, (4 CR)

***Free Electives: Any course combination of courses totaling the required credits will meet the CCM requirement for the Associate Degree. However, students in the dual CCM/Drew Dual Biology program should consult with their academic advisor when choosing courses to meet this requirement. CCM students do have the option of completing one course up to 4 credits on site at Drew University at the County College of Morris tuition rate. Advisors and students should consult the CCM/Drew General Education course list and/or the New Jersey College Transfer site at www.njtransfer.org for additional information regarding the equivalencies for free electives.

General Education Courses: Students should select courses that satisfy the general education requirement at County College of Morris from the dual CCM/Drew University general education course list.

Note: Students transferring to Drew University are required to have three semesters of instruction or equivalent proficiency in a foreign language to the intermediate ( 200 course level) Completion of 9 credits of any foreign language at County College of Morris will satisfy this requirement.

http://www.njtransfer.org/

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INSTITUTION County College of Morris INSTITUTION Drew University DEGREE A.S. DEGREE B.A. PROGRAM Chemistry Option

Science & Math Degree

PROGRAM Chemistry

GENERAL EDUCATION FOUNDATION 32 CREDITS ALL GENERAL EDUCATION Transferred 32 CREDITS Course Title Number Credits Course Title Number Credits

Transferred

English Composition I ENG 111 3 Transferred Elective 3 English Composition II ENG 112 3 GE: Writing Requirement 3 Analytic Geometry & Calculus I MAT 131

4

11

Calculus-Major Requirement Quantitative Literacy (Q)

MATH 150 4

11 Math/Science Technology 3 GE: Quantitative Literacy (Q) or elective credit.

3

Biology or Physics Elective Recommend Engineering Physics I

PHY 130 4 University Physics I –Major requirement, Natural Science (BNS) and (Q)

PHYS 150 4

Social Science 3 GE: Social Science: (BSS)

3

Humanities (Recommend Foreign Language)

3 GE: Foreign Language Requirement or Humanities(BHUM)

3

Social Science or Humanities (Recommend Foreign Language.).

3 GE: Foreign Language Requirement or Social Science (BSS) or Humanities (BHUM)

3

General Education Electives Choose from Foreign Language and Humanities

6 GE: Foreign Language Requirement and Humanities (BHUM) or Arts (BART)

6

Chemistry Core 33 Credits Drew Major in Chemistry 33 Credits General Chemistry I General Chemistry Lab

CHM 125 CHM 126

3 1

Principles of Chemistry I, Major requirement, Natural Science (BNS)

CHEM 150 4

General Chemistry II General Chemistry Lab

CHM 127 CHM 128

4 Principles of Chemistry II-Major requirement

CHEM 160 4

Organic Chemistry I Organic Chemistry Lab

CHM 231 CHM 232 Lab

3 1

Organic Chemistry I-Major requirement

CHEM 250 4

Organic Chemistry II Organic Chemistry Lab

CHM 233 CHM 234

3 1

Organic Chemistry II-Major requirement

CHEM 350 4

Biology Elective or Physics Elective Recommend Engineering Physics II

PHY 133 4 University Physics II,- Major Requirement Natural Sciences (BNS) and (Q)

PHYS 160 4

Analytic Geometry & Calculus II MAT 132 4

Calculus & Analytic Geometry, I -Major Requirement Quantitative (Q)

MATH 151

4

Quantitative Chemical Analysis or Instrumental Methods of Analysis Restricted Elective recommended courses

CHM 219 CHM 220

5 Fund. of Analytical Chemistry-Major Requirement or Advanced Analytical Chemistry

CHEM 320 CHEM 321

5

Free Electives 4 Transferred Major, General 4

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Up to 4 credits or one course may be taken on site at Drew

Education or Elective Courses

TOTAL 65 TOTAL CREDITS TRANSFERRED 65 TOTAL CREDITS FOR DEGREE 128

General Education Courses: Students should select courses that satisfy the general education requirement at County College of Morris from the dual CCM/Drew University general education course list. Note: Students transferring to Drew University are required to have three semesters of instruction or equivalent proficiency in a foreign language to the intermediate ( 200 course level) Completion of 9 credits of any foreign language at County College of Morris will satisfy this requirement.

Free Electives: CCM students do have the option of completing one course up to 4 credits on site at Drew University at the County College of Morris tuition rate. Advisors and students should consult the CCM/Drew General Education course list and/or the New Jersey College Transfer site at www.njtransfer.org for additional information regarding the equivalencies for free electives.


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County College of Morris And Drew University

INSTITUTION County College of Morris INSTITUTION Drew University

DEGREE A.A. DEGREE B.A.

PROGRAM 1130 Lib. Arts & Sci. Humanities/Soc. Sci.

English Cluster

PROGRAM English

GENERAL EDUCATION FOUNDATION 45 CREDITS ALL GENERAL EDUCATION Transferred 45 CREDITS

Course Title Number Credits Course Title Number Credits Transferred

English Composition I ENG 111 3 Transferred Elective 3

English Composition II ENG 112 3 GE: Writing Requirement 3

Speech Fundamentals COM 109 3 Arts (BA) SPCH 101 3

Mathematics* 3-8 12 GE: Quantitative Literacy (Q) 3-8 12

Lab Science* 4-8 GE: Natural Science (BNS ) and or Quantitative Literacy (Q)

4-8

Technology* 0-4 GE: Quantitative Literacy 0-4

General Psychology or

General Psychology - Honors

PSY 113

PSY 180

3 GE: Social Science (BSS)

PSYC 101 3

Principles of Sociology SOC 120 3 GE: Social Science (BSS) SOC 101 3

Humanities Electives (Select GE courses that satisfy the Drew English major)

9 Major requirement 9

History Requirement ** 6 GE: Humanities (BHUM) 6

Diversity : recommended Cultural Diversity in America***

SOC 214

3

GE: Diversity US (DVUS). 3

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Liberal Arts Core 18 -19 (CR) Liberal Arts English 18-19 (CR)

Lit. Survey or Lang. Sequence^^ 6 Transferred Elective or Lang. 6

Restricted Elective. 6 GE or Transfer Elective 6

Restricted Elective Recommend English course that satisfies the Drew English major

3 Major requirement

3

Restricted Elective at CCM or on-site course at Drew

3-4 Major requirement, transferred electives, GE or strongly recommend on-site course ENGL 210.

3-4

TOTAL 63-64 TOTAL CREDITS TRANSFERRED 63-64

TOTAL CREDITS FOR DEGREE 128

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* Math/Science/Technology Elective: Using the Dual CCM/Drew General Education course list students in the CCM/Drew Dual English major should work very closely with their faculty advisor to select the appropriate courses. Students that do not pass the Technology Literacy Competency exam should take CMP 128 (Computer Science I) 3 CR. This course can be applied towards the quantitative general education requirement at Drew University. Students must select at least one Mathematics course and one 4 credit laboratory science course.

**History: 6 credits Any two part of the following: His 113-114 Early Modern, Europe Early Modern or

HIS 117-118 Ancient World Greece, the Middle Ages, or any two of the following: HIS 123-148 History of Modern Africa, History of the Middle East , HIS 151-147, Latin American History, History of Modern Asia.

***Diversity 3 (CR): Choose from the CCM/DREW General Education Course list (Recommend Soc 214 –Cultural Diversity in America)

^^Literature Survey or Language Sequence: 6 (CR) Students in the Dual English Degree program with

Drew University are strongly urged to take foreign language courses to satisfy this requirement. Special note, while only 6 credits of foreign language will satisfy the literature survey/language requirement at CCM, students transferring to Drew should complete language to the intermediate level (200 level) 9 credits. Consult with your academic advisor for additional information.

Restricted Electives 6 (Cr) Using the CCM/Drew University general education course list and New Jersey Transfer at www.njtransfer.org select courses from the following departments that transfer to Drew University: Psychology, Sociology, Political Science, or Economics.

. Restricted Electives 3 (Cr) Using the CCM/Drew University general education course list and New Jersey Transfer at www.njtransfer.org select a course from the following departments that transfer to Drew University: Art, Visual Arts, (Including Photography and Graphic Design), Dance English, History, Music, Languages, Philosophy, Drama, or Communications.

Restricted Electives 3 (Cr) Using the CCM/Drew University general education course list and New Jersey Transfer at www.njtransfer.org select a course from the following departments that transfer to Drew University: Art, Visual Arts, (Including Photography and Graphic Design), Dance English, History, Music Languages, Philosophy, Drama, or Communications Sociology, Psychology, Political Sciences.




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DEGREE A.A. DEGREE B.A.


History Cluster

PROGRAM History




English Composition II ENG 112 3 Writing Requirement 3

Speech Fundamentals COM 109 3 Arts (BA) SPCH 101 3

Mathematics* 3-8 12 GE: Quantitative Literacy (Q) 3-8 12

Lab Science* 4-8 GE: Natural Science (BNS ) and or Quantitative Literacy (Q)

4-8

Technology* 0-4 GE: Quantitative 0-4



PSY 113

PSY 180

3 GE: Social Science (BSS)

PSYC 101 3

Principles of Sociology SOC 120 3 GE: Social Science (BSS) SOC 101 3

Humanities-recommend 9 credits of History from list of General Education Courses.

9 Transferred as major or Humanities (BHUM)

9

History Requirement** 6 Transferred as Major or GE 6

Diversity ^

3

Transferred GE or Elective Credit.

3

19

Liberal Arts Core 18 -19 (CR) Liberal Arts History 18-19 (CR)

Lit. Survey or Lang. Sequence^^ 6 Transferred Elective or Lang. 6

Restricted Elect. 6 Transfer, GE or elective credits 6

Restricted Elective 3 Transferred as major GE, or elective credits

3

Restricted Elective at CCM or on-site course at Drew

3-4 Major requirement or transferred electives, Gen.ed or elective requirement, or recommend on-site course HIST 210.

3-4



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*Math/Science/Technology Elective: Using the Dual CCM/Drew General Education course list students in the CCM/Drew Dual History major should work very closely with their faculty advisor to select the appropriate courses. Students that do not pass the Technology Literacy Competency exam should take CMP 128 (Computer Science I) (3 CR). This course can be applied towards the Quantitative General Education Requirement at Drew University. Students must select at least one Mathematics course and one 4 credit laboratory science course

**History: 6 credits any two of the following: His 113-114 Early Modern, Europe Early Modern or

HIS 117-118 Ancient World Greece, the Middle Ages, or any two of the following: HIS 123-148 History of Modern Africa, History of the Middle East , HIS 151-147, Latin American History, History of Modern Asia.

^Diversity 3 (CR): Choose from the CCM/DREW General Education Course list

^^Literature Survey or Language Sequence: 6 (CR) Students in the Dual History Degree program with Drew University are strongly urged to take foreign language courses to satisfy this requirement. Special note, while only 6 credits of foreign language will satisfy the literature survey/language requirement at CCM, students transferring to Drew should complete language to the intermediate level (200 level) 9 credits. Consult with your academic advisor for additional information.

Restricted Electives 6 (Cr) Using the CCM/Drew University general education course list and New Jersey Transfer at www.njtransfer.org select courses from the following departments that transfer to Drew Universtiy: Psychology, Sociology, Political Science, or Economics.


Restricted Electives 3 (Cr) Using the CCM/Drew University general education course list and New Jersey Transfer at www.njtransfer.org select a course from the following departments that transfer to Drew University: Art, Visual Arts, (Including Photography and Graphic Design), Dance English, History, Music Languages, Philosophy, Drama, or Communications Sociology, Psychology, Political Sciences.




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DEGREE A.A. DEGREE B.A


Psychology Cluster

PROGRAM Psychology




English Composition II ENG 112 3 Writing Requirement 3

Speech Fundamentals COM109 3 GE: Arts (BART) SPCH 101 3

Statistics* MAT 124 3

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Intro to Stat (Maj. Req.) MATH 117 3

12 Lab Science* 4-8 GE: Natural Science (BNS) 4-8

Technology* 0-4 GE: Quantitative 0-4



PSY 113

PSY 180

3 Social Science (BSS)

(Major Requirement.)

PSYC 101 3

Principles of Sociology SOC 120 3 Introduction to Sociology

GE: Social Science (BSS)

SOC 101 3

Humanities Gen. Ed.

Recommend Foreign Language

9 Foreign Language requirement or Humanities (BHUM)

9

History Sequence ** 6 Transferred Electives 6

Diversity Course: Social Psychology

SOC 224

3

Social Science (BSS) or Diversity U.S. (DVUS)

3

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Liberal Arts Core 18-19 Credits

Psychology Core 18 Credits

Lit. Survey Sequence*** 3 Transferred Elective 3

Lit. Survey or Lang. Sequence***

3 Transferred Elective 3

Restricted Elect. 3 Transferred Elective 3

Psychology Cluster and Choose 3 9-10 Credits Psychology Courses 9-10 Credits

PSYC course Taken @ Drew U. PSY - 3 Psychology Perceptorial PSYC 110 4

Child Psychology (Honors) PSY 213 (215) 3 Infancy and Childhood PSYC 231 3

Adolescent Psychology PSY 214 3 Adolescence and Adulthood PSYC 232 3

Educational Psychology PSY 217 3 Elective for the Psychology Major, Social Science (BSS)

3

Cross Cultural Psychology PSY 218 3 Elective for the Psychology Major, Social Science (BSS)

3

Dev. Psychology Lifespan PSY 219

3 Infancy and Childhood or

Adolescence and Adult

PSYC 231

PSYC 232

3

Psyc. of Personality (Honors) PSY 221 (281) 3 Theories of Personality PSYC 345 3

Maladapted Personality or

Abnormal Psychology (Honors)

PSY 225 or

PSY 292

3

Abnormal Psychology PSYC 348 3

Industrial Psychology PSY 231 3 Elective for Psychology Major 3

All unspecified CCM Psychology courses or Non-Psychology Core Electives

Maximum 9-10



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*Math/Science/Technology Elective: Using the Dual CCM/Drew General Education course list students in the CCM/Drew Dual Psychology major should work very closely with their faculty advisor to select the appropriate courses. Students that do not pass the Technology Literacy Competency exam should take CMP 128 (Computer Science I) (3 CR). This course can be applied towards the Quantitative General Education Requirement at Drew University. In addition to completing MAT 124 Students must select at least one 4 credit laboratory science course.

**History: 6 credits Any two part of the following: His 113-114 Early Modern, Europe Early Modern or HIS 117-118 Ancient World Greece, the Middle Ages, or any two of the following: HIS 123-148 History of Modern Africa, History of the Middle East , HIS 151-147, Latin American History, History of Modern Asia.

***Literature Survey (6 Credits): Select any two survey courses from the following.

ENG 243, World Literary Traditions: Beginnings to 1650, ENG 249, American Literature from Colonial Era to the Civil War, ENG 246, English Classics from Beowulf to Paradise Lost, ENG 244, World Literary Traditions: 1650 to present, and ENG 247, Major British Writers of the 19th and 20th Century.


^Note: Students transferring to Drew University are required to have three semesters of instruction or equivalent proficiency in a foreign language to the intermediate ( 200 course level) Completion of 9 credits of any foreign language at County College of Morris will satisfy this requirement.


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Appendix D: Additional Financial Assistance Information County College of Morris (CCM) and Drew University

Transfer Scholarship Agreement

Scholarship Criteria

Description: A full tuition scholarship offered annually to two graduates of the County College of Morris transferring to Drew University who have excelled academically. Eligibility: County College of Morris students graduating with an Associate Degree and a final cumulative GPA of 3.800 or higher enrolling in Drew University as a full time matriculating student. Scholarship applicants may be nominated by the County College of Morris for this scholarship by any of the following CCM officials: The President of the College, Vice President of Academic Affairs, Vice President of Student Development and Enrollment Management, Dean of Students, Division Dean, or the Coordinator of Transfer Services. Applicants should also submit an essay detailing their past accomplishments, future goals, and what contributions he/she will bring to the Drew Community. Application deadline: The nomination and applicant essay should be forwarded to James Skiff, Director of College Admissions, Drew University College Admissions by March 15 for the fall semester or October 15 for the spring semester. Required Interview: Applicants will be interviewed by a member of the scholarship committee. Notification of the Recipients: Scholarship recipients will be notified by the Drew University Office of College Admissions. Award Amount: This award will be applied to tuition only. The scholarship does not include fees or room and board. The scholarship is renewable for up to three years for students maintaining a minimum Drew cumulative GPA of a 3.600 each semester. Special note: While this scholarship agreement is included in this articulation agreement with County College of Morris and Drew University, the scholarship applicants and recipients are not required to be part of this dual agreement.

Documents

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