SAINT LOUIS UNIVERSITY - St. Charles Community College
SAINT LOUIS UNIVERSITY - St. Charles Community College
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<strong>SAINT</strong> <strong>LOUIS</strong> <strong>UNIVERSITY</strong><br />
Transfer Guide For <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Charles</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>College</strong> <strong>St</strong>udents<br />
THE EDWARD AND MARGARET DOISY SCHOOL OF ALLIED HEALTH PROFESSIONS<br />
Radiation Therapy<br />
This articulation agreement is designed to assist students in choosing their courses at<br />
<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Charles</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>College</strong> that will fulfill the core requirements for a bachelor’s<br />
degree in Radiation Therapy at Saint Louis University. It is not a comprehensive list of all<br />
courses at <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Charles</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>College</strong> that transfer to the Doisy School of Allied<br />
Health Professions, nor is it a list of courses that must be completed before enrolling at<br />
Saint Louis University. Courses not listed in this articulation agreement may transfer to<br />
Saint Louis University as elective credit or credit for the major, depending on the<br />
appropriateness of the particular courses. As a general policy, transfer credit will be<br />
awarded for college-level academic course work in which a grade of "C" or better is<br />
earned. For example, no credit is granted for courses in physical education<br />
(performance-based), developmental or technical areas.<br />
A maximum of 64 semester hours earned at the community college can be applied<br />
towards the bachelor's degree in Radiation Therapy. All course work will be evaluated<br />
on a course-by-course basis for transfer credit regardless if an associate's degree has<br />
been earned.<br />
The Radiation Therapy program is a four-year curriculum that includes three years of<br />
general studies and one year of major course work at Saint Louis University Health<br />
Sciences Center. During the senior year at Saint Louis University, students spend their<br />
clinical practicum time at several clinical affiliate sites. Graduates of the program are<br />
eligible to sit for the national registry exam in Radiation Therapy.<br />
Saint Louis University<br />
<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Charles</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>College</strong><br />
Courses<br />
Required Course Equivalent Course <br />
Biology (8 hrs)<br />
BIO-104: Principles of Biology I<br />
BIO-106 Principles of Biology II<br />
Anatomy (3 hrs)<br />
ANAT- 100 Human Anatomy<br />
Chemistry (8 hrs)<br />
CHEM-153: Principles of Chemistry I<br />
CHEM-154: Principles of Chemistry II<br />
Computer Science (3 hrs)<br />
CSCI 140: Intro to Computer Science or<br />
MIS- 200: Intro to Mgt Info Systems<br />
English (6 hrs)<br />
ENGA-190: Advanced <strong>St</strong>ratagies of Rhetoric<br />
BIO-101 General Biology I<br />
BIO-102 General Biology II<br />
BIO-240 Anatomy and Physiology I<br />
CHM-110 General Chemistry I<br />
CHM-113 General Chemistry Laboratory I<br />
CHM-111 General Chemistry II<br />
CHM-114 General Chemistry Laboratory II<br />
CPT-115 Introduction to Data Processing or<br />
CPT-121 Basics of Data Communications<br />
ENG-102 English Composition II
and Research<br />
any literature course ENGA-202/260<br />
Fine Arts (3 hrs)<br />
<strong>St</strong>udents may satisfy this requirements<br />
through taking either ARSA-00 or ARHA-100<br />
Approaching the Arts; Art. MUSA-100<br />
Approaching the Arts: Music, THRA-100<br />
Approaching the arts: Theatre, ARHA-101<br />
History of Art or CMMA-140 Film Criticism.<br />
Mathematics (9 hrs)<br />
MATH-120 <strong>College</strong> Algebra<br />
MATH- 141 Pre-Calculus<br />
MATH- 130 Elem <strong>St</strong>atistics<br />
Philosophy (9 hrs)<br />
PHIL-105: Introduction to Philosophy<br />
PHIL- 205: Ethics<br />
Physiology (4 hrs)<br />
PPY-254 Human Physiology<br />
Social Science (6 hrs.)<br />
HIST-111 Origins of Modern World<br />
PSY-101: General Psychology<br />
Theology (3 hrs)<br />
THEO-100 Theology Foundations<br />
Humanities Elective (3)<br />
Other (6 hrs)<br />
HIM – 370: Med Terminology (3<br />
DIET- 221: Basic Human Nutrition (2)<br />
LIT-200 World Mythology<br />
LIT-210 American Literature From 1620-1865<br />
LIT-215 Introduction to Poetry<br />
LIT-220 American Literature From 1865-<br />
present<br />
LIT-230 Contemporary Fiction<br />
ART-101 Art Appreciation<br />
MUS-111 Music Appreciation<br />
THE-122 Intro to Theatre<br />
MAT-160 <strong>College</strong> Algebra<br />
MAT-171 Pre-Calculus Mathematics<br />
MAT-175 Introductory <strong>St</strong>atistics<br />
PHL-101 Intro to Philosophy<br />
PHL-160 Ethics<br />
BIO-241 Anatomy and Physiology II<br />
HIS-145 Western Civilization, Ancient<br />
HIS-146 Western Civilizations, Modern<br />
European Heritage<br />
PSY-101 Intro to Psychology<br />
PHL 201 World Religion<br />
Foreign Language<br />
PSY-201 Child Psychology<br />
PSY-210 Human Growth & Development<br />
PSY-215 Adolescent Psychology<br />
PSY-216 Abnormal Psychology<br />
SOC-102 Intro to Sociological Theory<br />
SOC-201 Contemporary Social Issues<br />
SOC-215 Marriage and the Family<br />
SPE-101 Oral Communication<br />
SPE-102 Public Speaking<br />
SPE-110 Interpersonal Communication<br />
HIT-110 Medical Terminology<br />
BIO 140 Nutrition Pathways<br />
Area of Radiation Therapy concentration: 64 hrs.<br />
Total minimum hours required for graduation: 130 hrs.
<strong>SAINT</strong> <strong>LOUIS</strong> <strong>UNIVERSITY</strong><br />
221 North Grand Boulevard<br />
<strong>St</strong>. Louis, MO 63103<br />
(314) 977-2500 or 1-800-SLU-FOR-U<br />
Subject to change by Saint Louis University without prior notice – Fall 2008
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