2005-2006
Danville Area Community College
Eastern Illinois University
Associate of Applied Science
(2+2 Program)
College of Sciences
Transfer Curriculum
Sociology, B.A.
(Law Enforcement Option)
 
Required Courses
Hours
First Semester
ENGL 101 Rhetoric & Composition I
3 
SOCY 100 Introduction to Sociology
         3 
CRIM 100 Intro to Criminal Justice
3 
POLI 150 American Government
3 
SPCH 101 Oral Communication
3 
BOFF 130 Windows/computer elective
2-3 
Total
     17-18 
Second Semester
ENGL 102 Rhetoric & Composition II
3 
PSYC 100 Intro to Psychology
3 
CRIM 101 Criminal Law
5 
Science or Math (IAI Gen. Ed.)
3-4 
Total 
14-15 
Summer
CRIM 208 Criminal Justice Internship (Gen Elective) 
3
Third Semester
CRIM 201 Criminal Investigation
4 
CRIM 202 Laws of Evidence
4 
CRIM 103 Patrol Techniques
3 
SOCY 205 Juvenile Delinquency (pre:  SOCY 100)
3 
SPAN 101 Spanish I (see Note 1)
4 
Total
18 
Fourth Semester
SPAN 102 Spanish II (see Note 1)
 4 
SOCY 225 Race and Ethnic Relations (pre: SOCY 100)
3 
PHIL 103 Ethics 
 3 
CRIM 200 Intro to Criminalistics
 4 
CRIM 204 Criminology
   3 
Total
17 

Transfer Admission Requirements

  1. 2.0 Grade Point Average (4.0 scale)
  2. Maintain 2.0 CGPA in all major and core classes


NOTES

  1. If two years of one foreign language (C's or better) were not completed in high school, it is highly recommended that students also take SPAN 102, Spanish II.  If not taken at DACC, it will have to be taken at Eastern Illinois University to satisfy graduation requirements.  If Foreign Language requirement is met in high school, student may take 4 additional hours of electives for Spanish I and does not have to take any additional hours for Spanish II.
  2. For further information contact:
      3. Gary Foster
      Sociology & Anthropology
      Eastern Illinois University
      600 Lincoln Avenue
      Chjarleston, IL 61920
      217.581.
    PROGRAM AND CURRICULUM REQUIREMENTS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE.  SEE A DACC COUNSELOR OR AN ADVISOR FOR UPDATED INFORMATION PRIOR TO REGISTRATION EACH SEMESTER.
       
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