ARTICULATION AGREEMENT [Transfer-from-CCC] · ARTICULATION AGREEMENT By and Between Cuyahoga...

ARTICULATION AGREEMENT By and Between

Cuyahoga Community College District and

Western Governors University’s College of Business

College of Information Technology College of Health Professions

Teachers College

THIS ARTICULATION AGREEMENT (the “Agreement”) is entered into as of January 19,

2012 (the “Effective Date”) by and between Cuyahoga Community College District (the “College”), with an address at 700 Carnegie Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio 44115-2878; and Western Governors University (“WGU”), with an address at 4001 South 700 East, Suite 700, Salt Lake City, Utah 84107. The College is an institution of higher education established pursuant to Section 3354 of the Ohio Revised Code, and WGU is a private, non-profit institution of higher education. The College and WGU desire to enter into a contract clarifying the status and treatment of students who chose to transfer from the College to WGU’s Bachelor’s Degree Completion program upon completion of an associate’s degree program at the College.

ACCORDINGLY, in consideration of the promises and mutual covenants contained in this

Agreement, and of other good and valuable consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of which are hereby acknowledged, the parties agree as follows:

1. Description of Articulation Program.

a. Definitions. Articulation Criteria and Articulation Benefits are defined on Attachment A

hereto.

b. Articulation Benefits to Students

. WGU will provide the Articulation Benefits at no charge to past and present students of the College who meet the Articulation Criteria.

c. Accreditation of the College

. The College warrants that it is accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. The College will notify WGU if such accreditation ceases to exist.

d. Accreditation of WGU

. WGU warrants that it is accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities and the Distance Education and Training Council (DETC). WGU will notify the College if either accreditation ceases to exist.

e. Admissions Processing

. For those past or present students who meet the Articulation Criteria, WGU will consider their applications for admission in accordance with standard University admission application evaluation criteria, while favorably recognizing students’ accomplishments at the College.

f. Non-Exclusivity

. This Agreement is not exclusive, and either party may enter into similar agreements with any other party.

g. Advising. Upon execution of this agreement, WGU will work with the College to develop strategies to provide CCC students and graduates timely information about program opportunities and program requirements. Transfer degree plans will be

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reviewed and published annually. WGU and CCC will each identify a staff member to serve part-time as liaison and to assure continued communication between the two institutions on matters relating to this agreement.

2. Term and Termination.

a. Term

. This Agreement will run from the Effective Date until the end of the last day of the Spring, 2016 academic term of the College, at which time this Agreement will automatically expire unless reviewed and extended by both parties prior to termination.

b. Termination

. Either party may terminate this Agreement in the event of a material breach by the other party, effective upon the later date to occur of (i) the end of the next admissions application and review period of WGU, or (ii) the date that is 90 days after the notice that includes a description of the breach; provided in either case that the breaching party shall be allowed until said effective date to cure said breach, and if the breach is so cured the termination notice will be of no effect.

c. Post-Termination

. Upon expiration or termination of this Agreement for any reason, College students previously accepted by or admitted to WGU shall continue to receive the benefits contemplated by this Agreement.

3. Miscellaneous.

a. Severability

. If any Section or provision of this Agreement be held illegal, unenforceable or in conflict with any law by a court of competent jurisdiction, such Section or provision of this Agreement shall be deemed severed from this Agreement and the validity of the remainder of this Agreement shall not be affected thereby.

b. Governing Law

. This Agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of Ohio applicable to contracts made and to be enforced wholly within Ohio.

c. Jurisdiction; Venue

. The parties to this Agreement each specifically consent to jurisdiction in Ohio in connection with any dispute between the parties arising out of this Agreement or pertaining to the subject matter hereof. Venue for any dispute between the parties arising out of this Agreement or pertaining to the subject matter hereof will be in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Ohio or in the state courts of Ohio sitting in Cuyahoga County.

d. Survival

. Section 2(c) and this Section 3 will survive termination or expiration of this Agreement.

e. Notices

. All notices or other written communications required or permitted under this Agreement will be effective when received in accordance with this sentence and must be given in writing by courier or reputable overnight delivery services, or by certified mail, return receipt requested to either party at its address first set forth above (or to such other address as such party may substitute, by providing a written notice in the manner specified in this Section) with, in the case of the College, an additional copy addressed to “General Counsel.”

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For WGU: For Cuyahoga Community College

Kenneth Sorber Karen Miller :

Vice President, Strategic Relations Vice President, Enrollment Management 4001 S. 700 E. # 700 700 Carnegie Avenue Salt Lake City, UT 84107 Cleveland, OH 44115

f. Waivers and Amendments

. The waiver by either party of any provision of this Agreement on any occasion and upon any particular circumstance shall not operate as a waiver of such provision of this Agreement on any other occasion or upon any other circumstance. This Agreement may be modified or amended only via a writing signed by both parties.

g. Assignment

. Neither party may assign its rights or delegate its duties under this Agreement. Any attempted assignment or delegation in violation of this Section would be null and void.

h. Complete Agreement; Integration

. This Agreement contains the complete understanding of the parties with respect to the subject matter hereof and supersedes all other agreements, understandings, communications and promises of any kind, whether oral or written, between the parties with respect to such subject matter.

i. Counterparts; Facsimile Signatures.

This Agreement may be executed in multiple counterparts, all of which shall be originals and which together shall constitute a single agreement. For the purpose of interpreting this Agreement, facsimile signatures shall be considered equivalent to original signatures.

j. Independent Contractors

. The parties are independent contractors, and no agency, partnership, franchise, joint venture, or employment relationship is intended or created by this Agreement. Neither party shall make any commitment, or give the impression that it has authority to make any commitment, on behalf of the other party.

k. Compliance with Laws

. The parties will comply with all applicable laws and regulations in performing their obligations hereunder. When taking actions (or failing to act) in any way relating to this Agreement, each party agrees that it will not unlawfully discriminate against any person on the basis of race, sex, religion, disability, age, national origin, or color.

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INTENDING TO BE LEGALLY BOUND, by signing below, each party acknowledges its

agreement with the terms and conditions of this Agreement as of the Effective Date. CUYAHOGA COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT:

WESTERN GOVERNORS UNIVERSITY:

By:_________________________________

Karen Miller

Vice President, Enrollment Management

By:____________________________________

Kenneth Sorber

Vice President, Strategic Relations

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Attachment A To The

Articulation Agreement Dated January 19, 2012 By and Between

Cuyahoga Community College District and

Western Governors University

Articulation Criteria and Articulation Benefits

1. The articulation criteria (“Articulation Criteria”) are:

a. Completion of an Associate Degree or Credit Hour Equivalent (i.e., 60 semester

hours)

b. Completion of a WGU application c. Submission of a high school transcript (if not an associate degree holder) d. Passage of the WGU Collegiate Readiness Assessment e. Submission of an official College transcript f. Formal acceptance into WGU’s Degree Completion Program

2. The articulation benefits (“Articulation Benefits”) are:

a. College course credits with a grade of C- and above will transfer as equivalent to

WGU courses in a Bachelor Degree Completion Program. See Appendix A for individual degrees within the Colleges.

i. The number of credits transferred to Western Governors University for AS, AA,

AAS, and AAB graduates of the College can be found at the url: http://www.wgu.edu/wgu/cc_faculty. Transfer tables for each related degree program in education, business, information technology and nursing are available at this link. The tables show the courses and credits that transfer to WGU in each related degree program, and the courses and credits required to complete a bachelor’s degree at WGU. The College will post the WGU link at the appropriate location in its web site to facilitate student, staff and faculty access to the transfer tables.

b. Provide advising for acceptance, registration and degree requirement completion for

selected Degree Completion Program.

c. Advise potential Bachelor Completion students needing bridge, or sub-junior-level/lower division prerequisites for entry preparation, as to the coursework they should complete at the College in order to fulfill such needs.

http://www.wgu.edu/wgu/cc_faculty�

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d. Ability for students to complete their bachelor degree on line.

e. All College students and employees accepted and enrolled in WGU’s Degree

Completion program shall pay $2890 for those enrolled in education, business and information technology degree programs, for 6 months- unlimited hours (tuition rate and fees for 2011-2012). Tuition for those enrolled in health professions degree programs or MBA degree program is $3,250 for a six month term. Tuition and fees are subject to change without notification. Interested applicants should go to the WGU web site, www.wgu.edu, to confirm current prices.

f. All graduates and College employees shall receive a 5% reduction in WGU

fees, for all bachelor’s and master’s degree programs, and will have their application fee waived. This discount shall remain in effect for the duration of this agreement, three years.

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Appendix 1 Bachelor Degrees Offered at Western Governors University Please review links for each program for the most recent information as many programs have a wide variety of emphases and/or majors or are based on demonstration of competencies to receive the desired degree. College of Business Information Technology Management Human Resource Management Business Management Accounting Marketing Management Sales and Sales Management

College of Information Technology Information Technology Networks Administration Networks Design and Management Databases Security Software College of Health Professions RN to BSN Health Informatics RN to M.S. in Nursing- Education RN to M.S. in Nursing- Leadership and Management Teachers College Early Childhood Education Master’s Degree Programs Master of Business Administration M.B.A. Information Technology Management M.B.A. Healthcare Management M.S. Information Security and Assurance M.S. in Nursing- Education (for RNs holding a B.S.N.) M.S. in Nursing- Leadership and Management (for RNs holding a B.S.N.)

Cuyahoga Community College – AAB Business Management Degree WGU – Bachelor of Science, Business Programs APPENDIX I - PROGRAM ARTICULATIONS The following indicates the block transfer equivalency, as agreed upon within the articulation agreements.

Cuyahoga Program WGU Program WGU Block Transfer

AAB Business Management Program

BS, Accounting 54


BS, Business – HR Management

63


BS, Business – IT Management

60


BS, Business Management 60


BS, Marketing Management

60


BS, Sales and Sales Management

63

Please see WGU programs listed below for the courses that will be remaining at WGU for

each individual program.

WGU – Bachelor of Science, Accounting APPENDIX II : UPPER DIVISION REQUIREMENTS All Cuyahoga transfer students will be required to take a minimum of 66 credits of upper division coursework at WGU.

Completion of the Business/Accounting program at WGU requires students to successfully complete the following course work.

Course Number

Course Title Credit Hours

Explanation

Bachelor of Science, Accounting

Program Requirements (66 Credits)

IWC1 Literature, Arts and the Humanities 2

IWT1 Literature, Arts and the Humanities: Analysis and Interpretation

2

LWC1 Fundamentals of Business Law and Ethics

6

FNC1 Fundamentals of Finance, Accounting and Information Technology

6

EGC1 Fundamentals of Economics, Global Business and Quantitative Analysis

4

QAT1 Quantitative Analysis for Business 6

RWT1

Business Research and Writing 2

CGC1

Concepts in Financial Accounting and Tax

6

AUO1

Concepts in Auditing and Information 4

ACA1 Problems in Accounting 6

CMO1 Concepts in Cost/Managerial Accounting

6

TPV1 Project Management 6

BGA1 Problems in Budgeting and Financial Statements

6

QCT1

Accounting Capstone Written Project 4

Total to be taken at WGU: 66

WGU – Bachelor of Science, Business – HR Management

APPENDIX III : UPPER DIVISION REQUIREMENTS All Cuyahoga transfer students will be required to take a minimum of 59 credits of upper division coursework at WGU.

Completion of the Business/HR Management program at WGU requires students to successfully complete the following course work.

Course Number


Explanation

Bachelor of Science, Business - HR Management




2

LWC1

Fundamentals of Business Law and Ethics

6


6


4

QAT1

Quantitative Analysis for Business 6

MKC1 Fundamentals of Marketing and Business Communication

6

RWT1



CHV1

Human Resource Management Concepts

9

HMP1 Cases in Advanced Human Resource Management

3

QET1 Business – HR Management Capstone Project

4

PFHM Business - HR Management Portfolio Requirement

3


WGU – Bachelor of Science, Business – IT Management APPENDIX VI : UPPER DIVISION REQUIREMENTS All Cuyahoga transfer students will be required to take a minimum of 62 credits of upper division coursework at WGU.

Completion of the Business/IT Management program at WGU requires students to successfully complete the following course work.

Course Number


Explanation

Bachelor of Science, Business - IT Management




2

LWC1


6


6


4

WFV1 IT Fundamentals I 3

CWV1 Network Fundamentals 3

QAT1



6

RWT1


BDC1

IT Management Concepts 9


QFT1 Business - IT Management Capstone Written Project

4

PFIT Business - IT Management Portfolio Requirement

3


WGU – Bachelor of Science, Business Management

APPENDIX V : UPPER DIVISION REQUIREMENTS All Cuyahoga transfer students will be required to take a minimum of 62 credits of upper division coursework at WGU.

Completion of the Business/Management program at WGU requires students to successfully complete the following course work.

Course Number


Explanation

Bachelor of Science, Business Management




2

LWC1


6


6


4

QAT1



6

RWT1


OBC1

Strategy, Change and Organizational Behavior Concepts

7

QDC1 Quality, Operations and Decision Science Concepts

8


QHT1 Business Management Tasks

3

QGT1

Business Management Capstone Written Project

4


WGU – Bachelor of Science, Marketing Management

APPENDIX VI : UPPER DIVISION REQUIREMENTS All Cuyahoga transfer students will be required to take a minimum of 62 credits of upper division coursework at WGU.

Completion of the Business/Marketing Management program at WGU requires students to successfully complete the following course work.

Course Number


Explanation

Bachelor of Science, Marketing Management




2

LWC1


6


6


4

QAT1



6

RWT1


ASC1

Marketing Management Concepts 12

AST1 Marketing Management Tasks 6


QIT1 Business Marketing Management Capstone Project

4


WGU – Bachelor of Science, Sales and Sales Management

APPENDIX VII : UPPER DIVISION REQUIREMENTS All Cuyahoga transfer students will be required to take a minimum of 57 credits of upper division coursework at WGU.

Completion of the Business/Sales and Sales Management program at WGU requires students to successfully complete the following course work.

Course Number


Explanation

Bachelor of Science, Sales and Sales Management




2

LWC1


6


6


4

QAT1



6

RWT1


MAP1

Cases in Marketing Management 3


AYV1 Personal Selling: Fundamental Concepts

3

AZV1 Sales Management: Concepts

4

RZT1 Sales and Sales Management Capstone Written Project

4

PTSM Sales and Sales Management Portfolio

3


Cuyahoga Community College – AAS Early Childhood Education WGU – Bachelor of Arts, Early Childhood Education APPENDIX I - COURSE ARTICULATIONS The following pages indicate the course-to-course equivalency, as agreed upon within the articulation agreements.

Cuyahoga Course Cuyahoga Credits

WGU Equivalent WGU Units

WGU Notes

PSY 1010 3 SSC1 and SST1 3

ENG 1010 3 BBC1 and LAE1 4

ENG 1020 3 QBT1 3

MATH 1060 3 AGC1 3

HLTH 1400 3 BCC1 4

BIO 1050 4 INC1 4

PSY 2010 3 EET1 3

ECED 2401 2 EMT1 2

ECED 1010, ECED 2300, ECED 2870 and ECED 2990

12 HJT1 2

ECED 1860, ECED 2300 and ECED 2700

9 AHT1 4

AAS Early Childhood Education

TOTAL 61 A max of 32 credits will transfer to WGU.

APPENDIX II : UPPER DIVISION REQUIREMENTS All Cuyahoga transfer students will be required to take a minimum of 90 credits of upper division coursework at WGU.

Completion of the Early Childhood Education program at WGU requires students to successfully complete the following course work.

Course Number


Explanation

Bachelor of Arts, Early Childhood Education


LUT1 Language and Communications: Presentation

2



2

BZC1 United States Constitution 3

GKE1 Themes in U.S. and World History 1

GKT1 Applications in U.S. and World History 1

QLC1 Quantitative Literacy: College Algebra, Measurement and Geometry

3

QMC1 Quantitative Literacy: Statistics, Probability and Problem Solving

3

QLT1 Quantitative Literacy: Quantitative Problem Solving and Applications

3

INT1 Integrated Natural Sciences Applications

4

LCC1 Survey of Literature 3

LCT1 Survey of Literature: Analysis and Interpretation

3

CLC1 Reasoning and Problem Solving 3

EEC1 Promoting Development and Learning in Early Childhood Education

2

EMC1 Professional Practice in Early Childhood Education Integration

3

EKC1 Observation and Assessment Integration

3

AHC1 Contexts of Learning Integration 4

EIO4 Instructional Planning, Strategies and Presentation Integration

3

EIT4 Instructional Planning and Strategies 3

ETT4 Instructional Presentation and Follow-Up

6

AUC1 Teaching and Learning: Literacy Integration

4

AUT1 Teaching and Learning: Literacy Application

3

AVC1 Teaching and Learning: Early Childhood Math and Science Integration

2

AVT1 Teaching and Learning: Early Childhood Math and Science Application

2

AXC1 Teaching and Learning: ECE: The Arts, Movement, Health and Social

2

AXT1 Teaching and Learning: ECE: The Arts, Movement, Health and Social

2

AIA1 Pre-clinical Experiences 3

FVA1 Supervised Teaching Practicum, Observations 1 and 2

3

FVA3 Supervised Teaching Practicum, Observation 3 and Midterm

3

FVA5 Supervised Teaching Practicum, Observations 4 and 5

3

FVA7 Supervised Teaching Practicum, Observation 6 and Final

3

FVT1 Cohort Seminar in Early Childhood Education

3


Cuyahoga Community College – AAS Health Information Management Technology WGU – Bachelor of Science, Health Informatics

APPENDIX I - COURSE ARTICULATIONS The following pages indicate the course-to-course equivalency, as agreed upon within the articulation agreements.

Cuyahoga Course Cuyahoga

Credits WGU Equivalent WGU Units WGU Notes

*Arts & Humanities Courses

6 IWC1 and IWT1 4 *Student must select two Humanities courses in order to transfer this area

BIO 2331 and BIO 2341

8 GMC1 and GVT1 5

MA 1020 3 BBV1 3

BIO 2600 and HTEC 1610

5 CGV1 4

HIM 2150, HIM 2130 and HIM 2401

6 DGV1 4

HIM 1430, HIM 1301, HIM 1401 and HIM 1422

10 QUT1 3

HIM 1311 3 BAT1 3

ENG 1010 3 BBC1, LAE1, QBT1 and LUT1

9 Associate degree and course(s) will satisfy the English area

HIM 1411 2 AGC1, QLC1, QMC1 and QLT1

12 Associate degree and course(s) will satisfy the Mathematics area

AAS in Health Information Management Technology

- BVC1, CLC1, INC1 and INT1

14 Associate degree satisfies these WGU courses



Completion of the Health Informatics program at WGU requires students to successfully complete the following course work.

Course Number


Explanation

Bachelor of Science, Health Informatics


LTT1 Healthcare Ecosystems 3

MGC1 Principles of Management 4


AXV1 IT Fundamentals II 4

CPV1 IT Fundamentals III 4

CVV1 Database Fundamentals 3

BNC1 Organizational Behavior and Leadership

3

BBT1 Healthcare Compliance and Coding Management Effectiveness

3

BFT1 Healthcare Statistics and Research 3


QVT1 Healthcare Systems Design and Management

3

BDT1 Healthcare Informatics 4

QST1 Financial Resource Management and Healthcare Reimbursement

3

BGT1 Professional Practice Experience and Portfolio Technical Level

3

RYT1 Quality and Performance Management and Methods

3

BNT1 Professional Practice Experience and Portfolio Management Level

4

CWHJ Health Informatics Capstone Project 4


Cuyahoga Community College – AAB Information Technology (all areas) WGU – Bachelor of Science, Information Technology Programs APPENDIX I - PROGRAM ARTICULATIONS The following indicates the block transfer equivalency, as agreed upon within the articulation agreements.


AAB Information Technology (all areas) or equivalent

BS, Information Technology

70


BS, Information Technology – Database

64


BS, Information Technology – Network Design

60


BS, Information Technology – Network Administration

60


BS, Information Technology – Security

61


BS, Information Technology – Software

70



*Note that all certifications, IT degrees or IT courses must have been completed within the past five years in order to be valid.

IT Certifications were not factored in for transfer, but can be transferred if applicable, passed and documented. Click on link for Transferable IT Certifications for WGU’s Online IT Degree Programs: IT Certifications

http://www.wgu.edu/admissions/it_certifications


Completion of the Information Technology program at WGU requires students to successfully complete the following course work.

Course Number


Explanation

Bachelor of Science, Information Technology




3

RIT1 Leadership Concepts and Applications 3

SBT1

Technical Writing 3

CUV1 Web Technologies 4

BOV1 Web Programming 4

CRV1 Networks 4

CJV1 Database I 4

KET1 Introduction to Programming

4

KFT1 Object Oriented Design and Development

4

CTV1 Security 4

TPV1

Project Management 6

QZT1 IT Capstone Written Project 4



Completion of the IT – Databases Emphasis program at WGU requires students to successfully complete the following course work.

Course Number


Explanation

Bachelor of Science, IT – Databases Emphasis




3

SBT1

Technical Writing 3


CRV1 Networks 4


KET1 Introduction to Programming 4


4

CTV1 Security 4

CJV1 Database I 4

CMV1 Database II 4

TPV1


CIV1 Database Design 4

RAT1 IT – Databases Capstone Written Project

4


APPENDIX IV : UPPER DIVISION REQUIREMENTS All Cuyahoga transfer students will be required to take a minimum of 60 credits of upper division coursework at WGU.

Completion of the IT – Network Design Emphasis program at WGU requires students to successfully complete the following course work.

Course Number


Explanation

Bachelor of Science, IT – Network Design Emphasis



3

SBT1

Technical Writing 3


CSV1 Operating Systems 4

CRV1 Networks 4

CTV1 Security 4


AHV1 Directory Services 6

AIV1 Network Design and Management 6

TPV1


BHV1 Configuring Applications Infrastructure

6

BIVI Enterprise Administration 6

RCT1 IT – Network Design and Management Capstone Written Project

4



Completion of the IT – Network Administration Emphasis program at WGU requires students to successfully complete the following course work.

Course Number


Explanation

Bachelor of Science, IT – Network Administration Emphasis




3

SBT1

Technical Writing 3



COV1 Fundamentals of Interconnecting Network Devices

3

CQV1 Interconnecting Network Devices 3

CTV1 Security 4


AHV1 Directory Services 6

AIV1 Network Design and Management 6

AJV1 Server Administration 6

TPV1


RBT1 IT – Network Administration Capstone Written Project

4



Completion of the IT – Security Emphasis program at WGU requires students to successfully complete the following course work.

Course Number


Explanation

Bachelor of Science, IT – Security Emphasis




3

RIT1 Leadership Concepts and Applications 3

SBT1

Technical Writing 3




COV1 Fundamentals of Interconnecting Network Devices

3

CQV1 Interconnecting Network Devices 3

CTV1 Security 4

CJV1 Database I 4



4

TPV1


CNV1 Designing Customized Security 4

RGT1 IT – Security Capstone Written Project 4



Completion of the IT – Software Emphasis program at WGU requires students to successfully complete the following course work.

Course Number


Explanation

Bachelor of Science, IT – Software Emphasis



3

SBT1

Technical Writing 3



CRV1 Networks 4



4

CJV1 Database I 4

CTV1 Security 4

ANV1 Software I 6

WPV1 Software II 3

TPV1


RHT1 IT – Software Capstone Written Project

4


Cuyahoga Community College – AAS in Nursing (RN) WGU – Bachelor of Science, Nursing APPENDIX I - COURSE ARTICULATIONS The following pages indicate the course-to-course equivalency, as agreed upon within the articulation agreements.

Cuyahoga Course Cuyahoga Credits

WGU Equivalent WGU Units WGU Notes

BIO 2331 4 GMC1 3 Associate degree in Nursing or course will fulfill this area

BIO 2341 4 GMT1 3 Associate degree in Nursing or course will fulfill this area

BIO 2331/BIO 2341L

- ALT1 2 Associate degree in Nursing or course will fulfill this area

BIO 2500

4 MBC1 and MLT1 4

Associate degree in Nursing or course will fulfill this area

*BIO 1100 3 GRT1 3 *Student must select this course instead of other options for transfer

ENG 1010 3 BBC1 and LAE1 4

Associate degree or course will fulfill this area

ENG 1020 3 QBT1 3

PSY 2020 4 GLT1 3 Associate degree in Nursing or course will fulfill this area

AAS in Nursing - AGC1, QLC1 and IWC1 8 Associate degree in Nursing will fulfill these courses

RN License - RNR1 50 Valid RN License satisfies this WGU course



Completion of the Nursing program at WGU requires students to successfully complete the following course work.

Course Number


Explanation

Bachelor of Science, Nursing


LUT1 Language and Communication: Presentation

2


2

QMC1 Quantitative Literacy: Statistics, Probability, and Problem Solving

3

GLC1 Behavioral Science Survey 6

ASV1 Nutrition 3

NVT2

Professional Roles and Values 3

GNT1

Contemporary Nursing Issues 4

HAT1

Community Health Nursing 3

HGT1

Community Health Nursing Practicum 2

NUT1

Nursing Informatics 2

EBT1 Evidence Based Practice and Applied Nursing Research

3

KOT1 Organizational Systems and Quality Leadership

4


Cuyahoga Community College – AAB Accounting Degree WGU – Bachelor of Science, Business Programs APPENDIX I - PROGRAM ARTICULATIONS The following indicates the block transfer equivalency, as agreed upon within the articulation agreements.


AAB Accounting Program

BS, Accounting 51


BS, Business – HR Management

60


BS, Business – IT Management

57


BS, Business Management 57


BS, Marketing Management

57


BS, Sales and Sales Management

60



WGU – Bachelor of Science, Accounting APPENDIX II : UPPER DIVISION REQUIREMENTS All Cuyahoga transfer students will be required to take a minimum of 69 credits of upper division coursework at WGU.

Completion of the Business/Accounting program at WGU requires students to successfully complete the following course work.

Course Number


Explanation

Bachelor of Science, Accounting




2

LWC1 Fundamentals of Business Law and Ethics

6


3


6


4

QAT1 Quantitative Analysis for Business 6

RWT1


CGC1

Concepts in Financial Accounting and Tax

6

AUO1

Concepts in Auditing and Information 4

ACA1 Problems in Accounting 6

CMO1 Concepts in Cost/Managerial Accounting

6


BGA1 Problems in Budgeting and Financial Statements

6

QCT1

Accounting Capstone Written Project 4


WGU – Bachelor of Science, Business – HR Management


Completion of the Business/HR Management program at WGU requires students to successfully complete the following course work.

Course Number


Explanation

Bachelor of Science, Business - HR Management




2

LWC1


6


6


4


3

QAT1



6

RWT1



CHV1

Human Resource Management Concepts

9

HMP1 Cases in Advanced Human Resource Management

3

QET1 Business – HR Management Capstone Project

4

PFHM Business - HR Management Portfolio Requirement

3


WGU – Bachelor of Science, Business – IT Management APPENDIX VI : UPPER DIVISION REQUIREMENTS All Cuyahoga transfer students will be required to take a minimum of 65 credits of upper division coursework at WGU.

Completion of the Business/IT Management program at WGU requires students to successfully complete the following course work.

Course Number


Explanation

Bachelor of Science, Business - IT Management




2

LWC1


6


6


4


3


CWV1 Network Fundamentals 3

QAT1



6

RWT1


BDC1

IT Management Concepts 9


QFT1 Business - IT Management Capstone Written Project

4

PFIT Business - IT Management Portfolio Requirement

3


WGU – Bachelor of Science, Business Management


Completion of the Business/Management program at WGU requires students to successfully complete the following course work.

Course Number


Explanation

Bachelor of Science, Business Management




2

LWC1


6


6


4


3

QAT1



6

RWT1


OBC1

Strategy, Change and Organizational Behavior Concepts

7

QDC1 Quality, Operations and Decision Science Concepts

8


QHT1 Business Management Tasks

3

QGT1

Business Management Capstone Written Project

4


WGU – Bachelor of Science, Marketing Management


Completion of the Business/Marketing Management program at WGU requires students to successfully complete the following course work.

Course Number


Explanation

Bachelor of Science, Marketing Management




2

LWC1


6


6


4


3

QAT1



6

RWT1


ASC1

Marketing Management Concepts 12

AST1 Marketing Management Tasks 6


QIT1 Business Marketing Management Capstone Project

4


WGU – Bachelor of Science, Sales and Sales Management


Completion of the Business/Sales and Sales Management program at WGU requires students to successfully complete the following course work.

Course Number


Explanation

Bachelor of Science, Sales and Sales Management




2

LWC1


6


6


4


3

QAT1



6

RWT1


MAP1

Cases in Marketing Management 3


AYV1 Personal Selling: Fundamental Concepts

3

AZV1 Sales Management: Concepts

4

RZT1 Sales and Sales Management Capstone Written Project

4

PTSM Sales and Sales Management Portfolio

3


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