TROY UNIVERSITY	AREA V PAGE
We appreciate your interest in Troy University. ABOUT THIS DOCUMENT: Troy University is dedicated to making the transfer transition as easy as possible.  As required by Alabama State Law, Troy University will take your course work as outlined on the STARS Transfer Guide and graduate you with the same number of hours as our native students in the same major (assuming you do not change majors).  The STARS Transfer Guide and the Troy University Area V page, if used correctly, guides the student through their first two years of course work and prevents loss of credit hours upon transfer to Troy University.  If you have obtained a STARS Transfer Guide for Health Education, we would strongly recommend that you print this page and use it along with your official STARS guide.  Upon transfer, please bring these documents so that we can insure a smooth academic transition from the community college to one of our Troy University Campuses. SPECIAL NOTE: This is for use Alabama Community College students only.  If you are transferring to Troy University from another institution  outside of the Alabama Community College System, please contact our admissions office for up-to-date transfer information.
MAJOR:  Health Education (This major is available through the Troy Campus only.)
AREA V: SPECIAL NOTE: Community college students are strongly encouraged NOT to take First Aid/Safety, Personal/Community Health, Anatomy & Physiology, and/or Nutrition at the community college. It is recommended that the student wait and take these specific courses at TROY. The nutrition course is not required at all in the TROY program. If A&P is taken at the community college, both BIO 201 and BIO 202 will be required to meet the requirement of the Physiological Principles of Body Systems course KHP 3360 at TROY. The remaining transferable hours in Area V can be obtained at the community college by taking up to 15 SH from the following: ORI 101 (Orientation to College)(1 SH) ART 100, MUS 101, or THR 120 (Art/Music/Theater Appreciation) (3 SH) - if not taken in AREA II CIS 146 (Microcomputer Applications)(3 SH) PED 200 (Foundations of Physical Education)(3 SH) HED 232 (Care and Prevention of Athletic Injuries)(3 SH) 2 Physical Activity Courses (2 SH at 1 SH each)
Additional AREA I-IV Recommendations: AREA I: A grade of "C" or higher is required in Composition I and II at Troy University.  "D" grades will not transfer. AREA II: Students attending Troy University are required to take two general studies courses in either Art, Music, and/or Drama (2 SH each).  Community College students should only take one course from MUS 101(Music Appreciation), ART 100(Art Appreciation), or THR 120(Theater Appreciation) at the community college and wait to take their second fine arts course at Troy University.  If students choose to take both at the community college for 6 SH they will only count for 4 SH at Troy University.  The remaining 2 SH will count as free electives. 6 SH taken from Area II or IV must be international in scope.  To see a list of courses available to Troy University Students to meet this requirement, please see Troy University's General Studies Program. AREA III: A grade of "C" or higher is required in the Math course chosen.  "D" grades will not transfer. Students attending Troy University are required to take a general studies math course in Precalculus Algebra.  Students attending a community college are strongly encouraged to take MTH 112(Precalculus Algebra) to meet this requirement. Students attending Troy University are required to take a general studies science course in Biology.  Students attending a community college are strongly encouraged to take BIO 103(Principles of Biology I) to meet this requirement. Students attending Troy University are also required to take a general studies science course/lab in Chemistry, Physical Science, or Physics. Students attending a community college are strongly encouraged to take CHM 111(College Chemistry I), PHS 112(Physical Science II), or PHY 201(General Physics I) to meet this requirement. AREA IV: Students attending Troy University are encouraged to take a course in developmental psychology.  Students attending a community college should take PSY 210(Human Growth & Development) to meet this requirement. 6 SH taken from Area II or IV must be international in scope.  To see a list of courses available to Troy University Students to meet this requirement, please see Troy University's General Studies Program.
Troy University Baccalaureate Degrees The student seeking a baccalaureate degree must meet the following credit hour requirements: 1.  A minimum of 120 SH 2.  At least 50 percent of the degree program must be traditional academic credit 3.  No more than 25 percent of the degree program may be earned using portfolio based credit. 4.  At least 25 percent of the degree program must be completed with Troy University. 5.  Twelve (12) semester hours of work in each major field must be completed in residence at Troy University. 6.  Students must earn a minimum of 50 percent of all degree program hours on a senior college level in order to graduate from Troy University with a bachelor's degree Please print this page, fill in your name and today's date, and attach it to the your STARS Transfer Guide.  Together this page and the transfer guide comprise the articulation agreement for students in your major who plan to transfer to Troy University. Your Name: __________________________________ Date: ___________________
Health Education Contact Person
(If you have questions regarding the Health/Physical Education major, please contact the following person) Name:  Dr. Candice Howard-Shaughnessy Office:  Suite 205 Wright Hall, Troy University, University Avenue, Troy, AL 36082 Phone:  334-670-3443 E-Mail: choward@troy.edu (If you have questions regarding the Education major, please contact the following person) Name:  Dr. Jan Oliver Office:  310-B Hawkins Hall, Troy University, University Avenue, Troy, AL 36082 Phone:  334-670-3444 E-Mail: oliverj@troy.edu
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