Hill College

Bachelor of Science in Interior Design

Articulation Agreement for 2004 and 2006 Catalogue Years


SHSU Program Statement

The Department of Family and Consumer Sciences at Sam Houston State University invites you to visit our department and explore the possibility of transferring to SHSU as an interior design major pursuing the Bachelor of Science degree. Most students enrolled in the program are preparing for careers as interior designers in residential or commercial design or in retail businesses such as department and furniture stores. Graduates of our program often work with entrepreneurs in small design firms. They feed into an open and welcoming job market, often having networked for a suitable entry-level position through the required internship program.

Course

Hill College

SHSU

Credit

Common Course

Composition I ENGL 1301 ENG 164 3 ENGL 1301
Composition II ENGL 1302 ENG 165 3 ENGL 1302
General Chemistry I CHEM 1411 CHM 138/118 4 CHEM 1311/1111
General Chemistry II CHEM 1412 CHM 139/119 4 CHEM 1312/1112
U.S. History to 1876 HIST 1301 HIS 163 3 HIST 1301
U.S. History Since HIST 1302 HIS 164 3 HIST 1302
Drawing I ARTS 1316 ART 163 3 ARTS 1316
Engineering Graphics I ENGR 1304 IT 161 3  
Fitness for Living PHED Activity KIN 215 1  
Mathematics MATH 1332 or 2412 MTH 164 or 170 3-4 MATH 1332 or 2312
Readings in Lit. of Western World ENGL 2332 or 2333 ENG 265 3 ENGL 2332 , 2333
or        
Readings in Lit. Gen. ENGL 2322 or 2323 ENG 266   ENGL 2322, 2323
or        
Literature and Ideas ENGL 2327 or 2328 ENG 267   ENGL 2327, 2328
Microcomputer Appl. COSC 1301 CS 143 3 COSC 1401
Principles of American Government GOVT 2306 POL 261 3 GOVT 2306
American Pub. Pol. GOVT 2305 POL 285 3 GOVT 2305
Botany BIOL 1411 BIO 161/111 4 BIOL 1311/1111
Applied Design   FCS 160 3  
or        
Fund. of Int. Design        
Tech. Drawing for Int. Des.   FCS 287 3  
History of Interiors I & II   FCS 261 3  
Text. for Int. Des.   FCS 269 3  
Math/Sci elective     3  
8 hours of 2nd lab science     8  

A maximum of 66 credit hours (excluding kinesiology) may be transferred from a community college to Sam Houston State University. Students should carefully select courses to complete the associate degree while minimizing the number of hours that might exceed the 66 hour cap for transfer credit.

In addition to the above courses, all courses in the State of Texas Common Core may be transferred between institutions.

Students may transfer to SHSU at any time as long as they meet SHSU's admission requirements. Students close to completing the requirements for the associate degree are encouraged to consider the potential advantages of completing the associate degree. One way to accomplish this is to transfer courses taken at SHSU back to the community college to complete degree requirements. Properly selected courses may be used to satisfy degree requirements at both institutions simultaneously. The applicant is encouraged to speak to an academic advisor familiar with the programs of all institutions involved to maximize the amount of transferable credit.

Notes:

  1. We have endeavored to make this pamphlet error free. All listings are based on the SHSU 2004-2006 catalogue and Hill College 2003-2005 catalogue. The respective catalogues are the final word if a discrepancy appears between this pamphlet and a catalogue.
  2. SHSU courses with 300 and 400 level numbers are considered as upper division and must be completed at SHSU. Credit may not be transferred from a community college for upper division courses.
  3. An * indicates the course is required at the specified educational institution.
  4. Applications for admission to SHSU may be obtained on line at https://www.applytexas.org/adappc/commonapp.wbx or by calling Undergraduate Admissions at (936) 294-1828. Extensive information is also available on the SHSU web site at http://www.shsu.edu/
  5. Sam Houston State University and the Hill College are both accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS).

Revised 10/13/05

 

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