Transfer Equivalencies | Columbia College | Truman State University Registrar

The following chart was prepared by the Truman State University Registrar's Office and reflects the credit that our 2006-2007 first time freshmen class most frequently transferred from Columbia College to Truman State University. This information is subject to revision, without prior notice, as a result of changes in either Columbia's or Truman's curriculum.

This is not a complete list of the Columbia College courses accepted by Truman State University. If a course that you are taking, or that you may take, from Columbia College is not included on this list, please contact the Truman State University Registrar's Office (660-785-4143 or registrar@truman.edu) for more information. We will need the number and name of the course you are completing through Columbia College to process your request.

Truman State University accepts both the credit earned for a course and the grade received. Grades earned become part of your cumulative grade point average. Students must report all credit attempted.

Columbia College Course			Truman Course Equivalent			Fulfills a Liberal Studies Program Requirement
BIOL	110 & 110L	Principles of Biology and Biology Lab	BIOL	100	Biology with Lab	Life Science Mode of Inquiry
COMM	110	Introduction to Speech	COMM	170	Public Speaking	Essential Skills: Speech
ENGL	111	English Composition I	ENG	190	Writing as Critical Thinking	Essential Skills: Writing
ENGL	112	English Composition II	ENG	010	ENG Elective 100-200
HIST	101	Western Civilization I	HIST	131	World Civilizations before 500 AD	Historical Mode Intercultural Perspective
HIST	102	Western Civilization II	HIST	133	World Civilizations since 1700	Historical Mode Intercultural Perspective
HIST	122	American History since 1877	HIST	105	US History II, 1877-Present	Historical Mode
MATH	150	College Algebra	MATH	156	College Algebra	Essential Skills: Elementary Functions (MATH 157 Trigonometry must also be completed)
MATH	250	Statistics I	STAT	190	Basic Statistics	Essential Skills: Statistics
PSYC	101	General Psychology	PSYC	166	General Psychology	Social Scientific Mode of Inquiry

Updated August 18, 2006