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Institutional Transfer Guides – Aims Community College to Â鶹´«Ã½

These Institutional Transfer Guides have been developed by Â鶹´«Ã½ faculty to assist students who start at and intend to transfer to Â鶹´«Ã½. The Institutional Transfer Guides provide a snapshot of both the courses a transfer student should take at the community college to efficiently transfer to Â鶹´«Ã½ and obtain a bachelor’s degree, and the courses remaining to take at Â鶹´«Ã½ to complete their degree. 

For a bachelor’s degree that requires 120 credits, a student following these guides who transfers to Â鶹´«Ã½ with an A.A. or A.S. degree (60 credits with no D’s or F’s) will ordinarily have 60 credits left to complete at Â鶹´«Ã½. Â鶹´«Ã½ Liberal Arts Curriculum (LAC) is waived with completion of A.A./A.S. degree. Note: An associate's degree is not possible for every major to still complete the bachelor's degree in four years. If an associate's degree is not completed, additional liberal arts courses may be required. Please see individual transfer guides for details.

These guides are based on current degree and Colorado general education requirements and requirements are subject to change. These plans are a recommended schedule and not reflective of every student's individual academic context. Students should consult with their advisor at Aims for course sequence guidance and their advisor at Â鶹´«Ã½ after enrolling for additional graduation requirements.

Current Transfer Guides

A  B  C  D  E  G  H  I J M  N  P  R  ST

A

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Africana Studies B.A.

Anthropology B.A.

Asian Studies B.A.

• Liberal Arts Concentration

B

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Business Administration B.S.

• Accounting Concentration 
• Computer Information Systems Concentration 
• Finance Concentration 
• General Business Concentration 
• Management Concentration 
• Marketing Concentration 

C

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Chemistry B.S.

• Chemistry Concentration (ACS Certified)
• Forensic Science Concentration
• Industrial Chemistry Concentration
• Pre-Health Concentration
• Licensure: Science (Grades 7-12)

Communication Studies B.A.

Criminology and Criminal Justice B.A. 

D

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Dietetics B.S.

E

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Early Childhood B.A.

• Liberal Arts Concentration
• Licensure: Early Childhood Education (Ages Birth-8)

Economics B.A.

• Business Economics Concentration
• Environmental Economics Concentration
• International Economics Concentration
• Liberal Arts Concentration 

Elementary Education B.A.

• Elementary Education Endorsement (K-6), Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Concentration
• Elementary Education Endorsement (K-6), Education New Literacies Concentration
• Elementary Education Endorsement (K-6), Mathematics Concentration
• Elementary Education Endorsement (K-6), Performing and Visual Arts Concentration
• Elementary Education Endorsement (K-6), Science Concentration
• Elementary Education Endorsement (K-6), Social Studies Concentration
• Elementary Education Endorsement (K-6), Special Education Concentration
• NonLicensure Educational Studies Concentration

English B.A.

• Liberal Arts Concentration
• Writing, Editing, and Publishing Concentration

Environmental and Sustainability Studies B.A.

G

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Geography B.A.

• Community Development Concentration
• Field Studies Concentration
• Geographic Information Science Concentration
• Regional Studies Concentration

H

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History B.A. 

• Liberal Arts Concentration

Human Services B.S.

I

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International Affairs B.A

• Area Studies Concentration

J

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Journalism B.A

M

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Mathematics B.S.

• • Starting with Computer Science:
    • Computer Science Concentration

Mexican American Studies B.A

• Liberal Arts Concentration

P

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Philosophy B.A. 

• Ethics  & Public Policy Concentration

Physics B.S.

• Astronomy Concentration
• Engineering Physics Concentration
• Mathematical Physics Concentration

Political Science B.A. 

Psychology B.A

S

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Sociology B.A.

Spanish B.A. 

• Liberal Arts Concentration

T

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Theatre Arts B.A.

• Theatre Studies Concentration