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    Nov 21, 2024  
2019 - 2020 Catalog of Courses 
    
2019 - 2020 Catalog of Courses [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Adventure Education Major: Transfer Student Map


Colorado Public Community/Junior College Transfer - Three Years (6 semesters) - Map to Graduation

Students transferring to Fort Lewis College after following the 2019-20 Institutional Transfer Guide for a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Adventure Education must have successfully completed the following courses in fulfillment of the requirements for the Associate of Arts Degree or Associate of Science Degree:

Community College Course Number Fort Lewis College Course Number
MAT 135 MATH 132  

Complete these courses at Fort Lewis College:

Fall Year 1  Credits   Spring Year 1  Credits
AE 101    3   AE 201    3
Outdoor Skills & Management  3   AE 210    3
Course (lower division)     AE 220    3
Outdoor Skills & Management  3   AE 230    3
Course (lower division)     Major elective (lower or upper division)  3
Free elective (upper division)  3      
         
TOTAL  12   TOTAL  15
         
Fall Year 2  Credits   Spring Year 2  Credits
One Outdoor Skills & Management  3   AE 310    3
course (upper division)     AE 350    3
Free elective (upper division)  3   AE 450    3
      One Professional Preparation course  3
      Outdoor Skills & Management  3
      Course (upper division)  
TOTAL  6   TOTAL  15
         
Fall Year 3 Credits   Spring Year 3 Credits
AE 495    3   AE 480    6
      AE 496    3
TOTAL  3   TOTAL  9

Note: The Adventure Education immersion semester requires that students enroll in AE 201 , AE 210 , AE 220 AE 230  in the same term, along with one other Adventure Education courses. Transfer students entering the program will need to still take all courses in the immersion semester for on-time graduation. This may result in non-acceptance of some transfer credit.

Note: This map is a suggested course sequence. Please consult your academic advisor for alternate sequencing.

Note: Students must complete 90 credits by the end of the Junior year to be classified as a Senior. This may require completion of additional free electives in the Junior year to supplement the suggested course sequence.