Associate of Fine Arts

 

Music Education

To transfer as a junior into a baccalaureate program with a major in Music Education, students should select one of the two options described below in consultation with a music department advisor.  Completion of the AFA degree does not fulfill the requirements of the Illinois General Education Core Curriculum, nor does it fulfill the AA/AS degree.

Transfer programs provide an opportunity for students to complete the first two years of study leading to a baccalaureate degree.  The third and fourth years of study will be completed at a four-year college or university to which the student transfers after the completion of his or her program at Shawnee Community College.

Because four-year colleges vary in their requirements, students should determine specific course requirements by consulting with their faculty adviser or a college counselor as soon as possible after admission to the college.

 

Communications (minimum 9  hours) Must earn at least a C in each course to graduate

 

            ___ENG 111 – English Composition

            ___ENG 112 – English Composition II

            ___SPC 111 – Speech

 

Mathematics (minimum 6 hours)

 

___MAT 110 - General Education Math

            ___MAT 112 – Math for the Elementary Teacher II

 

Science (minimum 7/8 hours) One class must include a lab.  Choose one life science and one physical science.

 

Life Sciences:                        

___BIO 111 – Introduction to Biology 

___BIO 211 – Environmental Biology

___BIO 213 – Botany

___BIO 216 – Survey of the Animal Kingdom

 

Physical Sciences:

___AST 111 – Astronomy

___CHE 114 – Inorganic Chemistry

___GEO 213 – Geology

___GEO 215 – Intro to Environ. Geology

___GRY 214 – Intro to Phys Geography

___PHS 111 – Physical Science – Chemistry

___PHS 112 – Physical Science - Physics

            ___PHY 116 – Introductory Physics

            ___PHY 216 – University Physics

 

Humanities (minimum 3 hours)

 

___HIS 117 – Western Civilization                

___LIT 216 – American Literature

___LIT 210 –Introduction to Literature         

___LIT 217 – American Literature

___LIT 211 – Introduction to Poetry             

___LIT 218 – World Literature

___LIT 212 – Modern Fiction            

___LIT 221 –African American Literature

___LIT 213 – Introduction to Drama            

___PHI 215 – Philosophy

            ___LIT 214 –English Literature                     

            ___PHI 216 – Logic

            ___LIT 215 –English Literature                     

            ___PHI 218 –Intro to Ethics and Values

 

Social Sciences (minimum 3 hours)  Must complete HIS 214 & GOV 117 for  state certification

 

            ___ANT 216 – Anthropology            

            ___HIS 215 – History of the U.S.

            ___ECO 211 – Macro Economics                 

            ___HIS 217 – Eastern Civilization

            ___ECO 212 – Micro Economics                  

            ___PSY 211 – Introduction to Psychology

            ___GOV 117 – American Government                     

            ___SOC 122 –Intro to Social Problems         

           ___HIS 116 – Western Civilization                 

           ___SOC 212 – Sociology

           ___HIS 214 – History of the U.S.                  

           ___SOC 217 –Marriage and Family

           ___SOC 218 –Cultural Diversity

 

Other certification requirements: (minimum 3 hours)

 

            ___HLT 111 – Health            

            ___LRC 112 –The Library as an Information Source

            ___SEM 111 – College Orientation

            ___VOL 201 –Volunteer Service

 

Core Music Courses (minimum 35 hours)

 

            ___MUS 111 - College Choir    

            or     ___ MUS 210 - College Band

            ___MUS 113 - Harmony, Ear Training & Sight Singing I

            ___MUS 114 – Harmony, Ear Training & Sight Singing II

            ___MUS 116 - Applied Class

___MUS 117 - (A-T) Private Lessons

___MUS 118 - Survey of Music Literature

            ___MUS 213 – Harmony, Ear Training & Sight Singing III

            ___MUS 214 – Harmony, Ear Training & Sight Singing IV