Working
and going to
school? Transfer to Linfield College and finish a bachelor's degree. Linfield
will accept 108 quarter credits of community college coursework with grades of
C or better. This equals 72 semester credits of the 125 you need for
graduation.
Majors in
Management, Accounting, Nursing (for RN's) and Social and Behavioral Science
can be completed online. Additional majors are Arts & Humanities, Business
Information Systems and International Business. Almost all requirements for
these majors can be completed online. Face-to-face classes are held on the
Linfield campuses in Portland and McMinnville and occasionally in other
locations.
If you complete either an Associate of Arts Oregon Transfer (AAOT) or an Associate of Science Oregon Transfer in
Business (ASOTB) Degree,
you will need to take no more than two additional courses to complete the
Linfield Curriculum (general education) requirements.
If you want to find out how your credits transfer toward a
Linfield bachelor's degree, mail or fax a copy of your transcript to the
address below. Be sure to include
your name and address and the major you are considering.
Jim Garaventa
Albany Center Advisor
Linn-Benton Community College
6500 Pacific Blvd. SW
IA-Room 204
Albany, OR 97321
Fax: 541-917-4838
You may also call Jim at 541-917-4846, or email him at
jgaraventa@linfield.edu. You may also call our main office at 800-452-4176.
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Major Requirement |
You Can Meet This Requirement With: |
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BUSN 260 Financial Accounting |
BA 211 |
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BUSN 261 Managerial Accounting |
BA 213 |
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BUSN 301 The Management Process |
BA 206 |
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BUSN 321 Marketing |
BA 223 |
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BUSN 340 Business Law I |
BA 226 |
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ECON 210 Principles of Economics |
EC 201 and 202 |
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Business Department Requirements |
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MATH 162 Finite Math with Calculus |
MTH 241 |
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MATH 140 Introduction to Statistics |
MTH 243 or BA 275 |
General Education Transfer Grid
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The Linfield Curriculum Requirement Is: |
Semester Hours Required |
You Can Meet This Requirement With:* One 4-quarter-credit course or two 3-quarter credit
courses |
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Inquiry Seminar (IQS) |
4 |
WR 121 and 122 |
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Vital Past (VP) |
3 |
All History courses; ART 204-206; |
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Creative Studies (CS) |
3 |
ART/AA All studio,
theory, and history courses; HUM
101- 103; All Literature
courses; MUS 101, 161, 205;
TA All performance, technical, and
history courses; |
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Ultimate Questions (UQ) |
3 |
Any PHL course
except Logic; Any R course |
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Individuals, Systems, & Societies (IS) |
3 |
ANTH 103, 210,
232; ECON 201-202, 215, 220; |
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Natural World (NW) |
3 |
All courses in Biology, General Science, Chemistry,
Geology, Physics. |
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Math Proficiency** |
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MTH 095 or 105 |
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Quantitative Reasoning (QR) |
3 |
Statistics, Economics, some science |
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American Pluralism (US) |
3 |
Any course with US content such as American Literature |
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Global Diversity (GP) |
3 |
Any course with global content such as World Civilization |
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Upper Division Course |
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One 300- or 400-level course from Linfield |
* Courses used to fulfill Linfield Curriculum requirements must be at least 3 quarter credit hours.
** Students must demonstrate math proficiency through one of the following means: score 520 or higher on the mathematics portion of the SAT; complete a college math course at or above the level of intermediate algebra with a grade of C or better (a C- does not count), or pass the Math Proficiency test which will be offered during the fall and spring. Math proficiency must be demonstrated (1) by the end of a student's first year at Linfield or (2) by the end of a student's sophomore year.