Overview
IECC offers excellent transfer programs for students who wish to continue their education at a four-year college or university. The Associate in Science degree will ease the transition to a science-related baccalaureate degree program. After successful completion, a student can generally transfer with junior status. It is the student’s responsibility to work closely with an advisor so that electives are appropriate, transferable, and applicable to the student’s major at the transfer college or university.
PROGRAM NOTE: The Illinois Community College Board approved changes to the Associate in Science degree on 9/18/2015 in order to smooth the transfer for STEM students into four-year institutions. The requirements below reflect those changes which became effective for new students beginning in Fall 2016. The changes increased the hours of mathematics and physical/life sciences at the community college level in order to better replicate the courses freshman and sophomore students are taking at a four-year university. This results in the likelihood of a student not completing all of the IAI General Education Core Curriculum at the community college, but completing post-transfer instead.
Program and/or Course Requirements
The header for each group indicates the number of HOURS and/or COURSES that are needed from each for this degree.
- Composition I
- Composition & Analysis
- Fundamentals of Effective Speaking
- College Algebra
- Liberal Arts Math
- Geometry for Elementary Majors
- Introduction to Statistics
- Finite Mathematics
- Applied Calculus
- Statistics
- Calculus and Analytic Geometry I
- Calculus and Analytic Geometry II
- Calculus and Analytic Geometry III
- General Biology I
- General Biology II
- Environmental Biology
- Introduction to Biology
- Introduction to Human Genetics
Physical Sciences
- Introductory Chemistry
- General Chemistry I
- Introduction to Physical Geography
- Introductory Meteorology
- General Geology
- Physical Geology
- Environmental Geology
- Survey of Physics
- Physics I
- General Physics I
- Intro to Physical Science
- Introduction to Astronomy
- Introduction to Astronomy Lab
- Introduction to Literature
- American Literature to 1855
- American Literature Since 1855
- English Literature to 1800
- English Literature Since 1800
- World Literature to 1620
- World Literature Since 1620
- Women in Literature
- Understanding Poetry
- Understanding Drama
- Understanding the Short Story
- Children's Literature
- Shakespeare
- Mythology
- Introduction to Philosophy
- Introduction to Ethics
- Introduction to Logic
- Philosophy of Religion
- Intermediate Spanish II
Humanities/Fine Arts
- Introduction to Asian Culture
- Forging the American Character
Fine Arts
- Cinema Appreciation
- Art History I
- Understanding Art
- Art History II
- Non-Western Art
- Introduction to Theatre
- Intro to Art Music and Theatre
- Music Appreciation
- History of American Music
- Music in Multicultural America
- World Music
- Music History I
- Music History II
- Introduction to Anthropology
- Cultural Anthropology
- Introduction to Economics
- Principles of Macroeconomics
- Principles of Microeconomics
- World Geography
- History of Eastern Civilizations I
- History of Eastern Civilizations II
- Western Civilization Before 1600 AD
- Western Civilization After 1600 AD
- World History to 1500
- World History Since 1500
- U.S. History to 1877
- U.S. History Since 1877
- Intro to Latin American Culture
- Introduction to Political Science
- Government of the United States
- State and Local Government
- Introduction to International Relations
- General Psychology I
- Psychological Aspects of Aging
- Child Psychology
- Adolescent Psychology
- Social Psychology
- Human Growth and Development
- The Sociology of Sex & Gender
- Race and Ethnic Relations
- Principles of Sociology
- Social Problems and Trends
- Marriage & Family
NOTE: See catalog or advisor to select the appropriate humanity or social science course to meet this requirement.
- Health
- Standard First Aid
- Multimedia First Aid
- Drug and Alcohol Education
- Nutrition or any
- PEG, PEI, PTE Course
- Humanities or
- Fine Arts
- Social or Behavioral Science
Program taught in:
- English
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