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Sociology with a Criminology Concentration Transfer to The University of Montana – Missoula

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Transfer Articulation Agreement
 
Students interested in studying Sociology with a concentration in Criminology who meet the terms of this agreement may transfer to The University of Montana-Missoulawith junior standing and the lower division general education requirements satisfied. Students must graduate with an Associate of Arts (AA) or Associate of Science (AS) degree from FVCC prior to transfer.  
Suggested course of study for a transfer to The University of Montana - Missoula for a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology with a Criminology Concentration
 
First Year - Fall Semester
 
First Semester Total: 15
 
Spring Semester
 
Second Semester Total: 15
 
Second Year - Fall Semester
 
Third Semester Total: 14
 
Spring Semester
 
OR
  • Mathematics (M) or Natural Science (N/NL) General Education Requirement Credits: 3-43
Fourth Semester Total: 16-17
 
Total Credits: 60-61
 
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Advising Information:
 
For more information about this program, contact an advisor.
Academic Advisor Faculty Advisor
Jori Bullemer Mike Skinner, M.S.
LRC 129 BSS 128
(406) 756-3905 (406) 756-3870
jbullemer@fvcc.edu mskinner@fvcc.edu
 
Note:
 
The Associate of Science (AS) degree requires 60 credits at FVCC, and the Bachelor of Science (BS) degree at Montana University System (MUS) colleges and universities requires 120 credits. FVCC students may earn as many as 75-85 credits in preparation for some transfer majors, thus reducing the number of credits required for the BS degree at MUS schools. Also, by earning the AS degree from FVCC, students will have satisfied the lower divisionGeneral Education Core(seeGeneral Education Requirementsfor requirements) for all MUS institutions and will not be required to meet additional lower division general education core requirements upon transfer. The suggested course load in AS programs is rigorous and is recommended for only the most prepared students. A more moderate semester credit load can be achieved by taking general education core courses during summer terms or completing one or two additional semesters at FVCC before transfer. The information on all transfer programs is subject to change. Students should see their advisor to explore other possibilities not specifically listed in the program.