Transfer Guides from St. Louis Community College
These guides have been published to assist students in preparing for transfer to Webster University from St. Louis Community College in the areas of Anthropology and Sociology, Biological Sciences, Business, Communications and Journalism, Nursing RN to BSN completion program, and Psychology. This should not be used in place of individual academic advising. Students are strongly encouraged to meet with a Webster University transfer admissions counselor early in their academic career to ensure a smooth transfer experience.
Anthropology and Sociology Degree
This guide has been published to assist students in preparing for transfer to Webster University from St. Louis Community College in the areas of Anthropology and Sociology. This should not be used in place of individual academic advising. Students are strongly encouraged to meet with a Webster University transfer admissions counselor early in their academic career to ensure a smooth transfer experience.
- B.A. Anthropology and Sociology Required Credits in Major: 33 credits
The Anthropology and Sociology degree provides students with a deeper appreciation of the social and cultural dimensions of human behavior and beliefs. Students in this major gain critical thinking skills that help to examine and explain social change, inequality, and cultural diversity within a rapidly changing world. Learning takes place both inside and outside of the classroom with an array of research and internship opportunities that instill in students pivotal career skills in cultural competence, problem solving, and teamwork. This major prepares students for careers in the 21st century ranging from technology, global public health, social work, international business, and public service.
A minimum of 120 credit hours consisting of the following:
- Applicable University Global Citizenship Program hours
- Required credit hours for the Major
- International language requirement^
- Electives
In addition to the required courses in the major, many students are required to have three to six credit hours^ in a non- native language (expertise demonstrated by coursework or testing). Courses used towards the international language requirement may also be used to fulfill general education/GCP requirements or a major/minor in a foreign language. Students whose native language is not English and who are studying in English will be considered to have achieved their foreign language requirement if they successfully pass an ESL test of their English proficiency (e.g., TOEFL).
- Anthropology and Sociology majors are required to have a minimum of 3 credit hours of a non-native language.
When considering an application, Webster looks for evidence of potential for academic success. A cumulative GPA on all college level coursework of at least 2.5 on a 4.0 scale is preferred; however, each applicant is given individual consideration. If you have circumstances which might affect your admission this may be discussed confidentially with a member of the admissions staff. The University operates on rolling admission, and application files are reviewed by an admissions counselor as soon as all requested credentials have been received.
Each transfer applicant must submit:
- A completed Application for Admission
- $35.00 non-refundable application fee
- An official transcript from St. Louis Community College, and an official transcript
from all other postsecondary institutions previously attended mailed to:
Webster University Office of Admissions
470 East Lockwood Avenue St. Louis, MO 63119
- Webster has a minimum residency requirement that 30 of the student’s last 36 credits must be taken at Webster University. All students must have a minimum of 120 credit hours to graduate.
- Transfer students can apply up to 15 credit hours of approved coursework in the respective major from another institution. Students may transfer in 3-6 credit hours of approved foreign language coursework to meet the international language requirement.
- Within each major, a specified number of credits must be upper level.
- Anthropology and Sociology majors must take a minimum of 12 hours at the 3000/4000-level
- Students must earn a grade of C- or better in any course they wish to apply toward the major or general education/GCP.
- Webster University provides full transfer of coursework successfully completed as part of an associate degree awarded by a regionally accredited institution. While students with associate degrees typically transfer 60-64 credit hours, Webster will transfer in all coursework that is part of the completed associate degree. Transfer of additional lower-division credit beyond the associate degree is restricted. All transfer credit is capped at 90 credit hours.
All transfer coursework must be college-level (100-level or above) with a passing grade. Pass/Fail courses will count for transfer credit if the student received a Pass. For repeated courses only the second grade will be counted. Incomplete grades are not accepted in transfer. Courses completed with a grade of D have severe transfer restrictions. Formal evaluation of transfer credit is conducted by the Office of the Registrar upon admission to the University.
Webster University is participating in the Missouri Reverse Transfer statewide initiative to help more Missourians earn associate degrees. Webster has partnered with each community college in the state to help students apply Webster University credit back to the community college to earn the associate degree, if they transferred prior to earning the degree. Please speak with your transfer admissions counselor or academic advisor for more information.
Webster University requires all baccalaureate students to complete a general education program. The University has implemented a new set of general education requirements. The Global Citizenship Program (GCP) is a set of undergraduate degree requirements and a general education program developed by Webster University faculty to help prepare students to confront global problems and 21st century challenges.
Students who complete an Associate of Arts (AA) degree or the CBHE-approved block of general education before transferring to Webster University will have satisfied the general education requirements and GLBC 1200 Global Cornerstone Seminar requirement of the GCP. All students are required to take the Global Keystone Seminar at Webster.
Students completing other associate degrees will have previous credits reviewed on a course-by-course basis for applicability to the GCP. See GCP Transfer Guide developed for St. Louis Community College.
Consult a current Webster University catalog for the specific requirements of your major before selecting courses. Not all courses apply to all majors.
- Required core courses for the Bachelor of Arts (BA) Anthropology and Sociology degree are marked with *.
| Webster University Course | STLCC Course Equivalent |
|---|---|
| ANSO 1000 Introduction to Sociology * | SOC 100 The Sociology of Human Relations SOC 101 Introduction to Sociology or SOC 102 Introduction to Sociology - Honors |
| ANSO 1050 Global Social Problems | SOC 202 American Social Problems and Issues SOC 202 Social Problems |
| ANTH 1060 Introduction to Cultural Anthropology * | ANT 102 Introduction to Cultural Anthropology |
| ANSO 1085 Human Origins | ANT 101 General Anthropology |
| ANSO 1075 Introduction to Archaeology | ANT 105 Foundations of Archaeology |
| ANSO 1095 Introduction to Geography: World and Regional | GEG 100 Regional Geography: The Eastern World or GEG 101 Regional Geography: The Western World or GEG 106 U.S. and World Geography |
| ANSO 1800 Careers in Anthropology and Sociology * | No Equivalent |
| ANSO 2015 Issues in Society and Culture | ANT 103 Cultural Variation or SOC 103 Work and Society or SOC 126 The Spectrum of Drugs and Society or SOC 201 Aspects of Aging or SOC 211 Substance Use, Abuse, and Dependence or SOC 203 Crime and Society or SOC 204 Family and Society |
| ANSO 2025 Topics in Archaeology | ANT 104 Field Study in Archaeology or ANT 201 North American Archaeology or ANT 203 Biblical Archaeology or ANT 204 Archaeology of Missouri or ANT 205 Cultural Context of Early Christianity or ANT 206 The Incan, Aztec, and Mayan Cultures or ANT 207 Ancient Civilization of the Old World |
| ANSO 2060 Culture and Communication | COM 200 Communication Between Cultures |
| ANSO 2200 Peoples and Cultures | ANT 202 Ethnography: North American Indians |
| ANSO 2070 Introduction to Sex, Gender and Sexuality | WMS 100 Introduction to Women’s Studies |
| ANSO 2850 Introduction to Research Methods * | No Equivalent |
| ANSO 3130 Race and Ethnicity | SOC 212 Race and Ethnicity |
| ANSO 3560 Theories in Anthropology and Sociology * | No Equivalent |
| ANSO 4950 Senior Thesis * | No Equivalent |
NOTICE: This chart does not include every course that can be taken for the degree, for questions about other courses/course equivalencies that are not mentioned here please contact your admissions counselor.
Elective hours can consist of any college-level courses that are not already being applied to the major or global citizenship program requirements of the degree, taken to reach the required 120 hours for graduation. Many students may choose to obtain a minor out of the required elective hours. Please keep in mind that any course applied to a minor must be taken at Webster University, with a grade of C- or better.
Webster University reserves the right to correct errors in these listings or to make revisions in degree requirements or course equivalencies without prior notice.
Biological Sciences Degrees and Majors
This guide has been published to assist students in preparing for transfer to Webster University from St. Louis Community College in the areas of Biology, Chemistry and Exercise Science. This should not be used in place of individual academic advising. Students are strongly encouraged to meet with a Webster University transfer admissions counselor early in their academic career to ensure a smooth transfer experience.
| Department of Natural Sciences and Mathematics Degrees and Majors | Required Credits in Major |
|---|---|
| BA Biology | 66 |
| BA Biology with an Emphasis in Biodiversity* | 69 |
| BA Biology with an Emphasis in Bioinformatics* | 66 |
| BA Biology with an Emphasis in Education* | 72 |
| BA Biology with an Emphasis in Health Sciences* | 72 |
| BS Biological Sciences | 80 |
| BS Biological Sciences with an Emphasis in Chemistry* | 82 |
| BS Biological Sciences with an Emphasis in Bioinformatics* | 79 |
| BS Biological Sciences with an Emphasis in Health and Medicine* | 82 |
| BS Biological Sciences with an Emphasis in Research and Technology* | 84 |
| BS Chemistry | 67 |
| BS Exercise Science | 71 |
NOTICE: Degrees with a * will not be included in the course equivalencies list found below. For more information on specific emphases degrees and class equivalencies relating to those degrees please contact your admissions counselor.
A minimum of 120 credit hours consisting of the following:
- Applicable University Global Citizenship Program hours
- Required credit hours for the Major
- Electives
Webster University requires all baccalaureate students to complete a general education program. The University has implemented a new set of general education requirements. The Global Citizenship Program (GCP) is a set of undergraduate degree requirements and a general education program developed by Webster University faculty to help prepare students to confront global problems and 21st century challenges.
Students who complete an Associate of Arts (AA) degree or the CBHE CORE 42 before transferring to Webster University will have satisfied the general education requirements and GLBC 1200 Global Cornerstone Seminar requirement of the GCP. All students are required to take the Global Keystone Seminar at Webster.
Students completing other associate degrees will have previous credits reviewed on a course-by-course basis for applicability to the GCP. See GCP Transfer Guide developed for St. Louis Community College.
- Webster has a minimum residency requirement that 30 of the student’s last 36 credits must be taken at Webster University. All students must have a minimum of 120 credit hours to graduate.
- Students must complete a minimum of 18 credits of required coursework at Webster within the Biological Sciences department, which should include BIOL 4400 or CHEM 4400 (Research Methods), BIOL 4420, BIOL 4430, BIOL 4440 or CHEM 4430 (Senior Thesis). Required courses must be completed at Webster University once the student matriculates at Webster.
- Science courses taken more than 10 years ago may not count as the prerequisite for certain advanced courses.
- No more than 6 credit hours of independent study courses may count toward the required biology hours.
- Students must earn a grade of C- or better in any course they wish to apply toward their major or general education/GCP.
- Webster University provides full transfer of coursework successfully completed as part of an associate degree awarded by a regionally accredited institution. While students with associate degrees typically transfer 60-64 credit hours, Webster will transfer in all coursework that is part of the completed associate degree. Transfer of additional lower-division credit beyond the associate degree is restricted. All transfer credit is capped at 90 credit hours.
- All transfer coursework must be college-level (100-level or above) with a passing grade. Pass/Fail courses will count for transfer credit if the student received a Pass. For repeated courses only the second grade will be counted. Incomplete grades are not accepted in transfer. Courses completed with a grade of D have severe transfer restrictions. Formal evaluation of transfer credit is conducted by the Office of the Registrar upon admission to the University.
- Required core courses for the Bachelor of Arts (BA) Biology degree are marked with *.
- Required core courses for the Bachelor of Science (BS) Biological Sciences degree are marked with ^.
- Required core courses for the Bachelor of Science (BS) Exercise Science degree are marked with +.
- Required core courses for the Bachelor of Science (BS) Chemistry degree are marked with #.
| Webster University Course | STLCC Course Equivalent |
|---|---|
| BIOL 1550, 1551 Essentials of Biology I *^+ | BIO 140 Principles of Biology I |
| BIOL 1560, 1561 Essentials of Biology II *^ | BIO 141 Principles of Biology II |
| BIOL 2010 Evolution *^ | No Equivalent |
| BIOL 3150 Nutrition + | DIT 115 Principles of Nutrition or DIT 214 Nutrition Through Life Cycle |
| BIOL 3010, 3011 Anatomy and Physiology I + | BIO 207 Anatomy and Physiology I This equivalency is valid for new transfer students entering Webster University with community college credit. Once a student begins to matriculate at Webster, all required courses are to be completed at Webster. |
| BIO 3020, 3021 Anatomy and Physiology II + | BIO 208 Anatomy and Physiology II This equivalency is valid for new transfer students entering Webster University with community college credit. Once a student begins to matriculate at Webster, all required courses are to be completed at Webster. |
| BIOL 3050, 3051 Genetics *^ | BIO 225 Genetics This equivalency is valid for new transfer students entering Webster University with community college credit. Once a student begins to matriculate at Webster, all required courses are to be completed at Webster. |
| BIOL 3200, 3201 Ecology * | No Equivalent |
| BIOL 4400 Research Methods *^+ | No Equivalent. Must be taken at Webster University. |
| BIOL 4430 Senior Thesis for BS in Biological Science ^+ | No Equivalent |
| BIOL 3080, 3081 Cell Biology ^ | No Equivalent |
| BIOL 4420 BA Senior Thesis * or BIOL 4430 BS Senior Thesis ^+ |
No Equivalent. Must be taken at Webster University. |
| CHEM 1100, 1101 General Chemistry I *^+# | CHM 105 General Chemistry I |
| CHEM 1110, 1111 General Chemistry II *^+# | CHM 106 General Chemistry II |
| CHEM 2100, 2101 Organic Chemistry I *^# | CHM 206, 210 Organic Chemistry I Lecture/Lab Student must take lecture and lab concurrently. |
| CHEM 2110, 2111 Organic Chemistry II ^# | CHM 207, 211 Organic Chemistry II Lecture/Lab Student must take lecture and lab concurrently. |
| CHEM 3100, 3101 Biochemistry I ^# | No Equivalent |
| CHEM 3300, 3301 Analytical Chemistry # | No Equivalent |
| CHEM 3500, 3511 Physical Chemistry I # | No Equivalent |
| CHEM 4100 Inorganic Chemistry # | No Equivalent |
| CHEM 4300, 4301 Instrumental Analysis # | No Equivalent |
| CHEM 4400 Research Methods # | No Equivalent |
| CHEM 4430 Bachelor of Science Senior Thesis # | No Equivalent |
| MATH 1430 College Algebra * | MTH 160 Precalculus Algebra |
| MATH 1610 Calculus I ^# | MTH 210 Analytic Geometry and Calculus I |
| MATH 1620 Calculus II # | MTH 220 Analytic Geometry and Calculus II |
| EXSC 1318 Careers in Exercise Science + | No Equivalent |
| EXSC 1400 Foundations of Exercise Science + | No Equivalent |
| EXSC 2100 Coaching Health and Human Performance + | No Equivalent |
| EXSC 2356 Principles of Athletic Training + | No Equivalent |
| EXSC 3050 Exercise Physiology + | No Equivalent |
| EXSC 3250, 3251 Exercise Kinesiology + | BIO 209 Kinesiology Fundamentals This equivalency is valid for new transfer students entering Webster University with community college credit. Once a student begins to matriculate at Webster, all required courses are to be completed at Webster. |
| EXSC 4680, 4681 Exercise Prescription & Testing + | No Equivalent |
| EXSC 4683 Exercise Prescription for Special Populations + | No Equivalent |
| EXSC 4875 Exercise Science Internship + | No Equivalent |
| PSYC 2750 Intro to Measurement & Statistics *^+# or MATH 2200 Statistics *^+# or STAT 3100 Inferential Statistics *^+# |
No Equivalent MTH 180 Introductory Statistics MTH 180 Introductory Statistics |
| PHYS 1710, 1711 College Physics I *+ | PHY 111 College Physics I |
| PHYS 1720, 1721 College Physics II *+ | PHY 112 College Physics II |
| PHYS 2030, 2031 University Physics I ^# | PHY 122 Engineering Physics I |
| PHYS 2040, 2041 University Physics II ^# | PHY 223 Engineering Physics II |
| PSYC 2300 Lifespan Development + | PSY 205 Human Growth and Development |
Consult a current Webster University catalog for the specific requirements of your major before selecting courses. Not all courses apply to all majors.
| Webster University Course | STLCC Course Equivalent |
|---|---|
| BIOL 2200 Biological Basis of Animal Behavior | BIO 123 Animal Behavior |
| BIOL 2400 Zoology | BIO 110 General Zoology This equivalency is valid for new transfer students entering Webster University with community college credit. Once a student begins to matriculate at Webster, all required courses are to be completed at Webster. |
| BIOL 3120, 3121 Microbiology | BIO 203 General Microbiology I or BIO 218 Microbiology for Biotechnology This equivalency is valid for new transfer students entering Webster University with community college credit. Once a student begins to matriculate at Webster, all required courses are to be completed at Webster. |
| COSC 1570 Math for Computer Science I | IS 112 Software and Hardware Architecture |
| COSC 2810 Systems Analysis and Design | IS 241 Systems Analysis and Design |
| PHIL 2340 Bioethics | PHL 109 Bio-Medical Ethics |
| PHIL 2360 Environmental Ethics | PHL 111 Environmental Ethics |
| SCIN 1010 Topics in Physical Science | PSI 123 Meteorology |
| SCIN 1100, 1101 Earth Science and the Environment | GEO 100, 101 Earth Science Lecture/Lab Student must take lecture and lab concurrently. |
| SCIN 1600, 1601 Physical Geology | GEO 111 Physical Geology |
Elective hours can consist of any college-level courses that are not already being applied to the major or general education requirements of the degree. Many students may choose to obtain a minor out of the required elective hours. Please keep in mind that any course applied to a minor must be taken at Webster University, with a grade of C- or better.
Webster University reserves the right to correct errors in these listings or to make revisions in degree requirements or course equivalencies without prior notice.
Business Degrees
This guide has been published to assist students in preparing for transfer to Webster University from St. Louis Community College in the areas of Accounting, Business Administration, Economics and Finance. This should not be used in place of individual academic advising. Students are strongly encouraged to meet with a Webster University transfer admissions counselor early in their academic career to ensure a smooth transfer experience.
When considering an application, Webster looks for evidence of potential for academic success. A cumulative GPA on all college level coursework of at least 2.5 on a 4.0 scale is preferred; however, each applicant is given individual consideration. If you have circumstances which might affect your admission this may be discussed confidentially with a member of the admissions staff. The University operates on rolling admission, and application files are reviewed by an admissions counselor as soon as all requested credentials have been received.
Each transfer applicant must submit:
- A completed Application for Admission
- $35.00 non-refundable application fee
- An official transcript from St. Louis Community College, and an official transcript
from all other postsecondary institutions previously attended mailed to:
Webster University Office of Admissions
470 East Lockwood Avenue St. Louis, MO 63119
A minimum of 120 credit hours consisting of the following:
- Applicable University Global Citizenship Program hours
- Required credit hours for the Major
- Electives
- Webster has a minimum residency requirement that 30 of the student’s last 36 credits must be taken at Webster University. All students must have a minimum of 120 credit hours to graduate.
- A minimum of 18 credit hours of academic work must be taken in the Department of Business or Department of Management at Webster University.
- No more than one course completed with a grade of D may count toward fulfilling the specific requirements of the major. All General Education/GCP courses must be completed with a C- or higher.
- Webster University provides full transfer of coursework successfully completed as part of an associate degree awarded by a regionally accredited institution. While students with associate degrees typically transfer 60-64 credit hours, Webster will transfer in all coursework that is part of the completed associate degree. Transfer of additional lower-division credit beyond the associate degree is restricted. All transfer credit is capped at 90 credit hours.
- All transfer coursework must be college-level (100-level or above) with a passing grade. Pass/Fail courses will count for transfer credit if the student received a Pass. For repeated courses only the second grade will be counted. Incomplete grades are not accepted in transfer. Courses completed with a grade of D have severe transfer restrictions. Formal evaluation of transfer credit is conducted by the Office of the Registrar upon admission to the University.
Webster University is participating in the Missouri Reverse Transfer statewide initiative to help more Missourians earn associate degrees. Webster has partnered with each community college in the state to help students apply Webster University credit back to the community college to earn the associate degree, if they transferred prior to earning the degree. Please speak with your transfer admissions counselor or academic advisor for more information.
Webster University requires all baccalaureate students to complete a general education program. The University has implemented a new set of general education requirements. The Global Citizenship Program (GCP) is a set of undergraduate degree requirements and a general education program developed by Webster University faculty to help prepare students to confront global problems and 21st century challenges.
Students who complete an Associate of Arts (AA) degree or the CBHE-approved block of general education before transferring to Webster University will have satisfied the general education requirements and GLBC 1200 Global Cornerstone Seminar requirement of the GCP. All students are required to take the Global Keystone Seminar at Webster.
Students completing other associate degrees will have previous credits reviewed on a course-by-course basis for applicability to the GCP. See GCP Transfer Guide developed for St. Louis Community College.
Business Administration and Finance majors are required to complete the business core curriculum requirements as listed below.
BS Business Administration Degree Courses
| Webster University Course | STLCC Course Equivalent |
|---|---|
| MATH 1430 College Algebra | MTH 160 College Algebra |
| MNGT 2000 Foundations for Business Success | No Equivalent |
| ACCT 2010 Financial Accounting | ACC 110 Financial Accounting I |
| BUSN 2100 Business Communications | No Equivalent |
| BUSN 2750 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 1100 Descriptive Statistics |
BUS 201 Elementary Statistics |
| ECON 2000 Survey of Economics | ECO 151 Principles of Macroeconomics and ECO 152 Principles of Microeconomics or ECO 140 Introduction to Economics |
| MNGT 2280 Introduction to Business Law | BLW 101 Business Law I or BLW 201 Legal Environment of Business |
| MNGT 2500 Marketing | MKT 203 Principles of Marketing |
| WSBT 2000 Career Exploration | No Equivalent |
| WSBT 2300 Personal Branding | No Equivalent |
| WSBT 2700 Career Management Strategies | No Equivalent |
| BUSN 3150 Business Information Systems | No Equivalent |
| BUSN 3950 Business Analytics | No Equivalent |
| FINC 3210 Principles of Finance | No Equivalent |
| MNGT 3450 Management and Organizational Behavior | No Equivalent |
| BUSN 4110 Operations Management | No Equivalent |
| MNGT 4900 Managerial Policies and Strategies | No Equivalent |
BS Finance Degree Courses (Must complete BS Business Administration Degree courses as well shown above)
| Webster University Course | STLCC Course Equivalent |
|---|---|
| ACCT 2025 Managerial Accounting | ACC 114 Managerial Accounting |
| FINC 3600 Financial Management | No Equivalent |
| FINC 3800 Financial Institutions | No Equivalent |
| FINC 4210 Investments | No Equivalent |
| FINC 4220 Financial Statement Analysis | No Equivalent |
| Any FINC 4000-level course | No Equivalent |
| Any two (2) 3000- or 4000-level courses with the prefix ECON, ACCT, FINC and/or BUSN 4950 Internship |
No Direct Equivalents |
Consult a current Webster University catalog for the specific requirements of your major before selecting courses. Not all courses apply to all majors.
Emphasis in Accounting Courses
| Webster University Course | STLCC Course Equivalent |
|---|---|
| ACCT 2025 Managerial Accounting | ACC 114 Managerial Accounting |
| ACCT 3025 Advanced Cost and Managerial Accounting | No Equivalent |
| ACCT 3040 Intermediate Accounting II | No Equivalent |
| ACCT 3085 Federal Tax Accounting | No Equivalent |
| ACCT 3800 Accounting Information Systems | No Equivalent |
| ACCT 4100 Advanced Financial Accounting | No Equivalent |
| ACCT 4900 Auditing | No Equivalent |
Emphasis in Entrepreneurship Courses
| Webster University Course | STLCC Course Equivalent |
|---|---|
| MNGT 2600 Innovation through Social Impact Organizations | No Equivalent |
| BUSN 3710 Entrepreneurial Financial Management | No Equivalent |
| MNGT 2700 Introduction to Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management | No Equivalent |
| MNGT 3720 Entrepreneurial Marketing | No Equivalent |
| MNGT 3740 Global Entrepreneurship | No Equivalent |
| MNGT 4960 Entrepreneurship Capstone | No Equivalent |
Emphasis in Human Resource Management Courses
| Webster University Course | STLCC Course Equivalent |
|---|---|
| MNGT 3400 Human Resource Management | MGT 106 Human Resources Management |
| MNGT 3690 Diversity, Equity and Inclusion | No Equivalent |
| CSIS 3410 Information Analysis | No Equivalent |
| MNGT 4400 Employment Law and Compliance | No Equivalent |
| MNGT 4420 Compensation and Benefits | No Equivalent |
| MNGT 4600 Contemporary Human Resource Management Strategies | No Equivalent |
Emphasis in International Business Courses
| Webster University Course | STLCC Course Equivalent |
|---|---|
| MNGT 3320 Business Law: International | No Equivalent |
| MNGT 4100 International Management | No Equivalent |
| MNGT 4330 International Marketing | No Equivalent |
| ECON 3720 International Trade and Finance | No Equivalent |
| MNGT 4940 Global Competitive Strategies | No Equivalent |
Emphasis in Marketing Courses
| Webster University Course | STLCC Course Equivalent |
|---|---|
| MNGT 3150 Consumer Behavior | No Equivalent |
| MNGT 3510 Management of Integrated Marketing Communications | MKT 101 Advertising Theory |
| MNGT 3580 Professional Selling | No Equivalent |
| MNGT 4330 International Marketing | No Equivalent |
| MNGT 4570 Marketing Research | No Equivalent |
| MNGT 4920 Marketing Strategies | No Equivalent |
Emphasis in Sports and Entertainment Management Courses
| Webster University Course | STLCC Course Equivalent |
|---|---|
| BUSN 2037 Introduction to Sports and Entertainment Management | No Equivalent |
| BUSN 3457 Sports and Entertainment Marketing | No Equivalent |
| BUSN 4717 Sports Finance | No Equivalent |
| BUSN 4747 Sports Operations and Logistics | No Equivalent |
| BUSN 4757 Live Entertainment Management | No Equivalent |
| BUSN 4827 Sports and Entertainment Internship | No Equivalent |
Elective hours can consist of any college-level courses that are not already being applied to the major or global citizenship program requirements of the degree. Many students may choose to obtain a minor out of the required elective hours. Please keep in mind that any course applied to a minor must be taken at Webster University, with a grade of C- or better.
Webster University reserves the right to correct errors in these listings or to make revisions in degree requirements or course equivalencies without prior notice.
Communications and Journalism Degrees
This guide has been published to assist students in preparing for transfer to Webster University from St. Louis Community College in the areas of Communications and Journalism. This should not be used in place of individual academic advising. Students are strongly encouraged to meet with a Webster University transfer admissions counselor early in their academic career to ensure a smooth transfer experience.
| Department of Business Degrees and Majors | Required Credits in Major |
|---|---|
| BA Integrated Strategic Communications | 54 |
| BA Journalism | 45 |
| BA Media Studies | 39-44 |
| BA Scriptwriting | 45 |
| BA Sports Communication | 42 |
A minimum of 120 credit hours consisting of the following:
- Applicable University Global Citizenship Program hours
- Required credit hours for the Major
- Electives
When considering an application, Webster looks for evidence of potential for academic success. A cumulative GPA on all college level coursework of at least 2.5 on a 4.0 scale is preferred; however, each applicant is given individual consideration. If you have circumstances which might affect your admission this may be discussed confidentially with a member of the admissions staff. The University operates on rolling admission, and application files are reviewed by an admissions counselor as soon as all requested credentials have been received.
Each transfer applicant must submit:
- A completed Application for Admission
- An official transcript from St. Louis Community College, and an official transcript
from all other postsecondary institutions previously attended mailed to:
Webster University Office of Admissions
470 East Lockwood Avenue St. Louis, MO 63119
- Webster has a minimum residency requirement that 30 of the student’s last 36 credits must be taken at Webster University. All students must have a minimum of 120 credit hours to graduate.
- Transfer students who have taken introductory coursework in the major should not expect to complete their degree in fewer than four semesters due to sequential nature of courses.
- Courses completed with a grade below a C- do not count toward fulfilling the specific course requirements of the major or general education/Global Citizenship Program.
- Most students who major in the School of Communications must complete a portfolio review as a requirement for graduation. While the majority of work students will exhibit for this review should come from assignments in their courses at Webster University, students may also include exceptional work they have completed at other institutions. Therefore, the departments suggest incoming transfer students save any such work they deem appropriate for the portfolio review. Any questions about the portfolio review process should be directed to their academic advisor.
- Webster University provides full transfer of coursework successfully completed as part of an associate degree awarded by a regionally accredited institution. While students with associate degrees typically transfer 60-64 credit hours, Webster will transfer in all coursework that is part of the completed associate degree. Transfer of additional lower-division credit beyond the associate degree is restricted. All transfer credit is capped at 90 credit hours.
- All transfer coursework must be college-level (100-level or above) with a passing grade. A grade of D or higher is considered passing, but a D will have severe transfer restrictions. Pass/Fail courses will count for transfer credit if the student received a Pass. For repeated courses only the second grade will be counted. Incomplete grades are not accepted in transfer. Formal evaluation of transfer credit is conducted by the Office of the Registrar upon admission to the University.
Webster University requires all baccalaureate students to complete a general education program. The University has implemented a new set of general education requirements. The Global Citizenship Program (GCP) is a set of undergraduate degree requirements and a general education program developed by Webster University faculty to help prepare students to confront global problems and 21st century challenges.
Students who complete an Associate of Arts (AA) degree or the CBHE-approved CORE 42 of general education before transferring to Webster University will have satisfied the general education requirements and GLBC 1200 Global Cornerstone Seminar requirement of the GCP. All students are required to take the Global Keystone Seminar at Webster.
Students completing other associate degrees will have previous credits reviewed on a course-by-course basis for applicability to the GCP. See GCP Transfer Guide developed for St. Louis Community College.
Consult a current Webster University catalog for the specific requirements of your major. Acceptable course equivalencies can be found using the online Transfer Equivalency Database. Not all courses apply to all majors/emphases.
BA Integrated Strategic Communications
| Webster University Course | STLCC Course Equivalent |
|---|---|
| INTM 1600 Introduction to Interactive Digital Media | IS 129 HTML MCM 136 Introduction to Multimedia |
| MDST 1050 Media Writing | MCM 217 Publications Writing |
| ADVT 1940 Introduction to Marketing Communications | No Equivalent |
| PBRL 1010 Fundamentals of Strategic Communications and Public Relations | MCM 141 Public Relations MCM 211 Applied Public Relations |
| INTM 2200 Visual Design for Interactive Media | ART 275 Photo Imaging I: Photoshop AT 120 Computer Drawing I: Illustrator |
| ADVT 2550 Creative Strategies | No Equivalent |
| PBRL 2800 Organizational Internal Communication | No Equivalent |
| ADVT 2920 Writing for Advertising and Public Relations | No Equivalent |
| ADVT 4040 Advertising Production* | No Equivalent |
| MDST 3300 Media Law, Ethics and Policy | No Equivalent |
| ADVT 3600 Social Media Content and Development | No Equivalent |
| PBRL 4250 Media Relations | No Equivalent |
| INTM 3050 Information Visualization | No Equivalent |
| ADVT 4190 Advertising Research | No Equivalent |
| MDST 4950 Internship* | No Equivalent |
| ADVT 3200 Sports Marketing Communications | No Equivalent |
| MDST 2800 Media, Diversity and Society | No Equivalent |
| MNGT 3540 Digital Marketing | No Equivalent |
BA Journalism
| Webster University Course | STLCC Course Equivalent |
|---|---|
| EPMD 1000 Introduction to Media Production | This requirement will be waived if a transfer student has taken two media production courses in different areas (i.e. photography and video). One of the courses will be substituted for EPMD 1000 in the Webster degree audit. Media production areas are: audio (radio), film, television and video production, interactive digital, animation and photography. |
| MDST 2500 Professional Development for Media Careers | No Equivalent |
| MDST 2800 Media Diversity and Society | No Equivalent |
| MDST 3100 Social Media Strategies and Tactics | No Equivalent |
| MDST 3300 Law Ethics and Policy | No Equivalent |
| JOUR 1030 Multimedia News Reporting I* | MCM 110 Journalism I: Writing and Reporting |
| JOUR 1031 Multimedia News Reporting I Lab | No Equivalent |
| JOUR 2140 Multimedia News Reporting II* | No Equivalent |
| JOUR 2141 Multimedia News Reporting II Lab | No Equivalent |
| JOUR 2170 Multimedia News Editing | MCM 111 Journalism II: Editing and Design |
| JOUR 2171 Multimedia News Editing Lab | No Equivalent |
| JOUR 3030 Entrepreneurial Journalism | No Equivalent |
| JOUR 3031 Entrepreneurial Journalism Lab | No Equivalent |
| MDST 4950 Internship | No Equivalent |
| JOUR 4030 News Collaboratory Project | No Equivalent |
BA Media Studies
| Webster University Course | STLCC Course Equivalent |
|---|---|
| EPMD 1000 Introduction to Media Production | This requirement will be waived if a transfer student has taken two media production courses in different areas (i.e. photography and video). One of the courses will be substituted for EPMD 1000 in the Webster degree audit. Media production areas are: audio (radio), film, television and video production, interactive digital, animation and photography. |
| MDST 1010 Media Foundations | MCM 101 Introduction to Mass Media |
| MDST 1050 Media Writing | MCM 217 Publications Writing |
| MDST 1160 Communication for Media Professionals | No Equivalent |
| MDST 2100 Media Literacy | MCM 102 Media Literacy |
| MDST 2800 Media, Diversity and Society | No Equivalent |
| MDST 2500 Professional Development for Media Careers | No Equivalent |
| MDST 3100 Social Media Strategies and Tactics | No Equivalent |
| MDST 3260 Global Media Practice | No Equivalent |
| MDST 3300 Media Law, Ethics and Policy | No Equivalent |
| MDST 4110 Digital Media and Culture | No Equivalent |
| MDST 4200 Media Research | No Equivalent |
| MDST 4620 Media Practicum/Thesis | No Equivalent |
BA Scriptwriting
| Webster University Course | STLCC Course Equivalent |
|---|---|
| MDST 1010 Media Foundations | MCM 101 Introduction to Mass Media |
| EPMD 1000 Introduction to Media Production | This requirement will be waived if a transfer student has taken two media production courses in different areas (i.e. photography and video). One of the courses will be substituted for EPMD 1000 in the Webster degree audit. Media production areas are: audio (radio), film, television and video production, interactive digital, animation and photography. |
| MDST 1050 Media Writing | MCM 217 Publications Writing |
| MDST 2200 Ethics in the Media | No Equivalent |
| SCPT 2900 Scriptwriting | MCM 125 Scriptwriting for Television and Film |
| MDST 2800 Media, Diversity and Society | No Equivalent |
| ENGL 2170 Creative Writing: Playwriting | No Equivalent |
| SCPT 3110 Script Analysis | No Equivalent |
| SCPT 3400 Television Scriptwriting | No Equivalent |
| SCPT 3500 Writing Screenplays for Film | No Equivalent |
| MDST 3300 Media Law, Ethics and Policy | No Equivalent |
| SCPT 4400 Advanced Television Scriptwriting: Genres | No Equivalent |
| SCPT 4500 Advanced Scriptwriting | No Equivalent |
| SCPT 4620 Senior Overview* | No Equivalent |
| SCPT 4700 Professional Development in Scriptwriting | No Equivalent |
BA Sports Communication
| Webster University Course | STLCC Course Equivalent |
|---|---|
| EPMD 1000 Introduction to Media Production | This requirement will be waived if a transfer student has taken two media production courses in different areas (i.e. photography and video). One of the courses will be substituted for EPMD 1000 in the Webster degree audit. Media production areas are: audio (radio), film, television and video production, interactive digital, animation and photography. |
| JOUR 1030 Multimedia News Reporting I* | MCM 110 Journalism I: Writing and Reporting |
| JOUR 1031 Multimedia News Reporting I Lab | No Equivalent |
| MDST 1160 Communications for Media Professionals | No Equivalent |
| SPTC 1800 Sports Communication | No Equivalent |
| PBRL 1010 Fundamentals of Strategic Communications and Public Relations | MCM 141 Public Relations MCM 211 Applied Public Relations |
| SPTC 2400 Culture of Sports and Society | No Equivalent |
| MDST 3300 Media Law, Ethics and Policy | No Equivalent |
| SPTC 3737 Communicating Sports and Business | No Equivalent |
| SPTC 4600 Sports Media Strategies | No Equivalent |
| SPCM 4616 Communication Research and Analysis | No Equivalent |
| MDST 4620 Media Practicum/Thesis* | No Equivalent |
| ADVT 3200 Sports Marketing Communications | No Equivalent |
| FTVP 1010 Fundamentals of Video Production | No Equivalent |
| JOUR 3050 Sports Reporting | No Equivalent |
Elective hours can consist of any college-level courses that are not already being applied to the major or global citizenship program requirements of the degree. Many students may choose to obtain a minor out of the required elective hours. Please keep in mind that any course applied to a minor must be taken at Webster University, with a grade of C- or better.
Webster University reserves the right to correct errors in these listings or to make revisions in degree requirements or course equivalencies without prior notice.
Bachelor of Science in Nursing, RN to BSN Completion Program
This guide has been published to assist students in preparing for transfer from St. Louis Community College to complete the Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree. This should not be used in place of individual academic advising. Students are strongly encouraged to meet with a Webster University transfer admissions counselor early in their academic career to ensure a smooth transfer experience.
Contact the Office of Admissions, 314-246-7800 or admit@webster.edu
- Courses offered in 8-week online sessions.
- Designed for working RNs: part-time students can typically complete the nursing curriculum in 2 to 2 ½ years depending on if courses are taken in the summer. Some students must take additional Global Citizenship Program and/or elective courses to fulfill degree requirements. Nursing faculty advisors discuss additional requirements during the admissions interview.
- Small faculty to student ratio to ensure close and individualized academic advising and instruction.
- Provide proof of current unencumbered U.S. registered nurse license or be eligible for licensure as an RN and have a scheduled NCLEX exam within three months of beginning the program. Progression through the program is contingent on maintenance of an unencumbered nursing licensure.
- Provide transcripts from nursing schools and all colleges from which academic credit has been granted.
- Demonstrate a cumulative GPA of 2.5 on 4.0 scale in previous scholastic work.
- A completed Application for Admission. If interested, review the information about the Webster-STLCC Nursing Dual Admission program.
- Submit a résumé.
- Complete an advising interview with a faculty member.
- Successfully and satisfactorily complete a drug screen and criminal background check, plus submit other required documents including, but not limited to, a health history; a vaccination/immunization profile (influenza, HepB, TDap, MMR, COVID-19 and varicella); annual TB test/screen; evidence of American Heart Association CPR certification; a copy of current personal health insurance card; and a signed student contract.
- Webster has a minimum residency requirement that 30 credits must be taken at Webster University. All students must have a minimum of 120 credit hours to graduate.
- Students must earn a grade of C- or better in any course they wish to apply toward the major or general education/GCP.
- Students must earn a grade of C or better in any course taken toward the nursing major.
- Webster University may accept up to 90 lower-division credit hours, including lower-division credit hours earned beyond the first associate degree and for credit by examination, for registered nurse (RN) students seeking a Bachelor of Science in Nursing. This may include credit hours accepted by the community college for licensed practical nurse (LPN) advanced placement. Please refer to the nursing department for more information.
Associate of Applied Science in Nursing (Years 1 and 2 at St. Louis Community College)
Students must complete all requirements of the Associate of Applied Science in Nursing at STLCC and meet Webster’s admission requirements as outlined above. For students looking to complete their prerequisites while at STLCC, please see the chart below.
Prerequisite Courses
All applicants must successfully establish college credit in the following prerequisite courses. It is recommended that these be taken as part of the associate degree at St. Louis Community College if possible. Please seek assistance from your STLCC advisor or Webster transfer counselor for guidance on how best to meet these requirements. If not taken prior to matriculation at Webster, each student will work with their nursing program advisor to schedule these accordingly.
| Webster University Course and Required Credit Hours | STLCC Course Equivalent |
|---|---|
| English (WCOM) (3) Satisfied within AAS @ STLCC if student takes ENG 101 |
ENG 101 College Composition or ENG 102 College Composition II (3) |
| General Psychology (SSHB) (3) Satisfied within AAS @STLCC |
PSY 200 General Psychology (3) |
| General Sociology (SSHB) (3) Satisfied within AAS @STLCC |
COM 200 Communication Between Cultures or SOC 101 Introduction to Sociology (3) |
| Physical Sciences (PNW) (8) Satisfied within AAS @ STLCC |
BIO 203 General Microbiology (4) BIO 207 Anatomy and Physiology I (4) and BIO 208 Anatomy and Physiology II (4) |
| Statistics * or Quantitative Literacy course (3) |
Statistics*: BUS 201 Elementary Statistics (3) or MTH 180 Introductory Statistics (4) Students may also opt to take statistics (or another literacy course) at Webster. STAT 1100 Descriptive Statistics or PYSC 2750 Intro to Measurement and Statistics at Webster do not have a prerequisite. |
| Humanities (ROC) (3) | Recommended: American History or American Literature For other options to meet this requirement, see STLCC-approved GCP courses coded for Roots of Cultures in the Transfer Equivalency Database. |
| Second Language Study or GCP Arts Appreciation course (3) | Recommended: International/foreign language or Arts Appreciation, Music Appreciation,
Film Appreciation, Theatre Appreciation course For other options to meet this requirement, see STLCC-approved GCP courses coded for Global Understanding or Arts Appreciation in the Transfer Equivalency Database. |
* Statistics is recommended for students who want to pursue graduate level studies.
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (Years 3 and 4 at Webster University)
Required Upper-Division Degree Requirements and Nursing Courses
- NURS 3010 Concepts of Professional Nursing (3)
- NURS 3020 Lifespan Health Assessment for RNs (3)
- NURS 3270 Evidence-Based Practice for Nurses (3)
- NURS 3410 Health Promotion and Education (3)
- NURS 4110 Interprofessional Collaboration (3)
- NURS 4240 Organizational and Systems Leadership (3)
- NURS 4250 Population Health: Clinical Prevention with Families and Communities (3)
- NURS 4460 Disaster Management: A Global Perspective (2)
- NURS 4410 Health Care Policy, Finance, and Regulatory Environments (3)
- NURS 4800 Capstone Portfolio (1)
- KEYS 4xxx Global Keystone Seminar (3)
RN-BSN students are required to take at least 30 credit hours at Webster University.
Elective hours can consist of any college-level courses that are not already being applied to the major or general education requirements of the degree.
Webster University reserves the right to correct errors in these listings or to make revisions in degree requirements or course equivalencies without prior notice.
The baccalaureate and master's nursing programs at Webster University located in Saint
Louis, Missouri, are accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing
(ACEN)
3390 Peachtree Road NE, Suite 1400
Atlanta, GA 30326
404-975-5000
The most recent accreditation decision made by the ACEN Board of Commissioners for the baccalaureate nursing program is continuing accreditation.
The most recent accreditation decision made by the ACEN Board of Commissioners for the master's nursing program is continuing accreditation.
View the public information disclosed by the ACEN regarding this program.
Psychology Degrees and Majors
This guide has been published to assist students in preparing for transfer to Webster University from St. Louis Community College in the area of Psychology. This should not be used in place of individual academic advising. Students are strongly encouraged to meet with a Webster University transfer admissions counselor early in their academic career to ensure a smooth transfer experience.
| Department of Psychology Degrees and Majors | Required Credits in Major |
|---|---|
| BA Psychology^ (also available as an online program) |
40 |
| BA Psychology with an Emphasis in Mental Health^ (also available as an online program) |
49 |
| BS Psychological Science | 59 |
The Department of Psychology provides students with a solid foundation in the major theoretical perspectives of psychology and its scientific approach. By studying psychology at Webster, students attain a broad understanding of and appreciation for the complexity and diversity of human behavior within a global context. Through the psychology curriculum, students learn about both the scientific and applied areas of psychology from a range of perspectives including biological, clinical/counseling, cognitive/learning, lifespan developmental and social/cultural.
A minimum of 120 credit hours consisting of the following:
- Applicable University Global Citizenship Program hours
- Required credit hours for the Major
- International language requirement^
- Electives
In addition to the required courses in the major, many students are required to have three to six credit hours^ in a non-native language (expertise demonstrated by coursework or testing). Courses used towards the international language requirement may also be used to fulfill general education/GCP requirements or a major/minor in a foreign language. Students whose native language is not English and who are studying in English will be considered to have achieved their foreign language requirement if they successfully pass an ESL test of their English proficiency (e.g., TOEFL).
- Students seeking the BA are required to have a minimum of three credit hours of a non-native language.
- Students seeking the BS are not currently required to study a non-native language.
When considering an application, Webster looks for evidence of potential for academic success. A cumulative GPA on all college level coursework of at least 2.5 on a 4.0 scale is preferred; however, each applicant is given individual consideration. If you have circumstances which might affect your admission this may be discussed confidentially with a member of the admissions staff. The University operates on rolling admission, and application files are reviewed by an admissions counselor as soon as all requested credentials have been received.
Each transfer applicant must submit:
- A completed Application for Admission
- An official transcript from St. Louis Community College, and an official transcript
from all other postsecondary institutions previously attended mailed to:
Webster University Office of Admissions
470 East Lockwood Avenue St. Louis, MO 63119
- Webster has a minimum residency requirement that 30 of the student’s last 36 credits must be taken at Webster University. All students must have a minimum of 120 credit hours to graduate.
- Transfer students can apply up to 18 credit hours of approved PSYCH coursework in the psychology major from another Students may transfer in 3 credit hours of approved foreign language coursework to meet the international language requirement of the BA degree.
- Within each major, a specified number of credits must be upper-level.
- Psychological Science majors in the BS degree must take within the 9 hours of electives, at least 3 credit hours at the 4000 level.
- Psychology majors in the BA degree must take within the 9 hours of electives, at least 3 credit hours at the 4000 level.
- Psychology majors in the BA with an Emphasis in Mental Health degree must take within the 6 hours of electives, at least 3 credit hours at 4000 level.
- Students must earn a grade of C- or better in any course they wish to apply toward their major or general education/GCP.
- Webster University provides full transfer of coursework successfully completed as part of an associate degree awarded by a regionally accredited institution. While students with associate degrees typically transfer 60-64 credit hours, Webster will transfer in all coursework that is part of the completed associate degree. Transfer of additional lower-division credit beyond the associate degree is restricted. All transfer credit is capped at 90 credit hours.
- All transfer coursework must be college-level (100-level or above) with a passing grade. Pass/Fail courses will count for transfer credit if the student received a Pass. For repeated courses only the second grade will be counted. Incomplete grades are not accepted in transfer. Courses completed with a grade of D have severe transfer restrictions. Formal evaluation of transfer credit is conducted by the Office of the Registrar upon admission to the University.
Webster University requires all baccalaureate students to complete a general education program. The University has implemented a new set of general education requirements. The Global Citizenship Program (GCP) is a set of undergraduate degree requirements and a general education program developed by Webster University faculty to help prepare students to confront global problems and 21st century challenges.
Students who complete an Associate of Arts (AA) degree or the CBHE CORE 42 before transferring to Webster University will have satisfied the general education requirements and GLBC 1200 Global Cornerstone Seminar requirement of the GCP. All students are required to take the Global Keystone Seminar at Webster.
Students completing other associate degrees will have previous credits reviewed on a course-by-course basis for applicability to the GCP. See GCP Transfer Guide developed for St. Louis Community College.
Consult a current Webster University catalog for the specific requirements of your major before selecting courses. Not all courses apply to all majors.
Transfer students can apply up to 18 credit hours of approved PSYCH coursework in the psychology major from another institution.
- Required core courses for the Bachelor of Arts (BA) Psychology degree are marked with *.
- Required core courses for the Bachelor of Arts (BA) Psychology with an Emphasis in Mental Health degree are marked with ^.
- Required core courses for the Bachelor of Science (BS) Psychological Science degree are marked with +.
| Webster University Course | STLCC Course Equivalent |
|---|---|
| PSYC 1100 Introduction to Psychology *^+ | PSY 200 General Psychology |
| PSYC 1800 Careers in Psychology *^+ | No Equivalent |
| PSYC 2750 Introduction to Measurement and Statistics *^+ | No Equivalent |
| PSYC 2825 Introduction to Research Methods *^+ | No Equivalent |
| PSYC 3025 Psychology and Ethics *^+ | No Equivalent |
| PSYC 4925 Senior Capstone: History, Philosophy, and Systems of Psychology *^+ | No Equivalent |
| PSYC 4950 Senior Assessment *^+ | No Equivalent |
| PSYC 3125 Abnormal Psychology *^ | PSY 208 Abnormal Psychology |
| PSYC 2200 Child Psychology *^ | PSY 203 Child Psychology |
| PSYC 2250 Adolescent Psychology *^ | PSY 214 Adolescent Psychology |
| PSYC 2300 Lifespan Development *^ | PSY 205 Human Growth and Development |
| PSYC 3600 Social Psychology *^ | PSY 206 Introduction to Social Psychology |
| PSYC 2950 Psychology of Adulthood and Aging *^ | PSY 213 Psychology of Aging |
| PSYC 3325 Applied Learning Theory ^ | No Equivalent |
| PSYC 3350 Cognitive Psychology ^ | No Equivalent |
| PSYC 3025 Psychology and Ethics ^ | No Equivalent |
| PSYC 3775 Personality Theory ^ | No Equivalent |
| PSYC 3900 Introduction to Counseling ^ | No Equivalent |
| PSYC 4225 Introduction to the Helping Professions ^ | No Equivalent |
| PSYC 4650 Biopsychology ^ | No Equivalent |
| WRIT 1010 The Craft of College Writing + | ENG 101 College Composition I |
| MATH 1430 College Algebra + | MTH 160 Precalculus Algebra |
| BIOL 1040 Human Genetics + | No Equivalent |
| BIOL 1010 Human Biology + | No Equivalent |
| PSYC 4750 Advanced Statistics + | No Equivalent |
| PSYC 4825 Senior Thesis + | No Equivalent |
NOTICE: This chart does not include every course that needs be taken for the degree. The total number of credits required for each degree is not completely reflected in this brief overview. For questions about other courses/course equivalencies that are not mentioned here, please contact your admissions counselor.
Elective hours can consist of any college-level courses that are not already being applied to the major or global citizenship program requirements of the degree, taken to reach the required 120 hours for graduation. Many students may choose to obtain a minor out of the required elective hours. Please keep in mind that any course applied to a minor must be taken at Webster University, with a grade of C- or better.
Webster University reserves the right to correct errors in these listings or to make revisions in degree requirements or course equivalencies without prior notice.
Webster University reserves the right to correct errors in these listings or to make revisions in degree requirements or course equivalencies without prior notice.