These guidelines are based on the most current information received, but can be subject to change by the transfer school. Therefore, any student planning to transfer should contact the transfer school about his/her program at College of DuPage. Transfer guides are available in both printed and website formats. Printed formats might not reflect the most current information. Please check the website at http://www.cod.edu/dept/regner/maintest.htm or contact the Counseling Advising Service (SRC-2044) .
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Transfer
Guides - Early Childhood Education, Elementary Education and All Other
Programs
| Lisle Campus |
| 850 Warrenville Road |
| Lisle, IL 60532 |
| (800) 443-5522 |
Quarter to Semester
Conversion Guide "HOW TO READ THIS TRANSFER GUIDE"
With the start of the Fall, 2005 term College of DuPage will switch from a quarter to semester system. All the transfer guides will contain both quarter and semester course articulation information to assist students and faculty advisors during this transition phase. Quarter term classes have three digit course numbers, while semester course have Bolded four digit course numbers: For example, ENGLI 101 is a quarter course and ENGLI 1101 is a semester course. In the transfer guides, articulation tables will show a number of course articulation arrangements, for example:
Speec 100, 1100 In the above case the Speech 100 course or 1100 can be used to meet a requirement. Engli 102 + 103, 1102 In above case, English 102 plus 103 or English 1102 can be used to meet the requirement. Math 115, 1115 and 116 and 117, 1116 This case describes two situations: 1.) Math 115 equals 1115 and Math 116 + 117 equals 1116 2.) Math 115 + 116 + 117 equals Math 1115 + 1116The transfer guides are a valuable tool to assist students and faculty advisors with the transfer process. Given the complex nature of the articulation process should you have any questions regarding course equivalencies contact the College Articulation Office at 630/942.2500.
National-Louis University is a Participant in the IAI (General Education Core Curriculum and/or the Illinois Baccalaureate Majors' Curricula).
There is transfer information covering a wide variety of topics in the General Transfer Information section of the Advising Handbook. The handbook is located in Counseling, Transfer and Advising Services (IC-2010) and may be useful to students.
Transfer students must have an overall 2.0 G.P.A. on a 4.0 grade scale and be in good standing. "D" grades are not accepted in transfer.
National-Louis University (Wheaton Campus) is located just minutes from College of DuPage and offers upper level programs for graduates of COD. With proper planning, graduates of COD programs can transfer to National-Louis University and complete the B.A. degree with two years of full-time study.
Students are urged to contact an adviser in Child Care and Development, Education, or Human Services at COD and an adviser at National-Louis at (630) 668-3838, ext. 4069.
National-Louis University does not accept College of DuPage's A.A., A.S. or A.A.S. degree as meeting all general education requirements.
Students can earn the following traditional undergraduate degrees at the National-Louis University Wheaton Campus:
| Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education (kindergarten-ninth grade) |
| Bachelor of Arts in Early Childhood Education (birth-third grade) |
| Bachelor of Arts in Psychology |
| Bachelor of Arts in Human Services (3+1 program) |
National-Louis offers students who complete an Associates Degree in Human Services at College of DuPage the opportunity to complete a Bachelor's Degree in Human Services or Human Services/Psychology with full recognition of the Associate's Degree. Students can take three years of coursework at COD and complete the last year (45 QH) at NLU.
Grades of "I", "R", and "W" are not accepted and not computed in the G.P.A. at National-Louis University.
National-Louis hosts Information Sessions at the Wheaton campus for Human Services, Elementary Education, and Early Childhood Education. Contact (630) 668-3838, ext. 4069 for upcoming sessions.
National-Louis University offers a Transfer Recognition Award and a Benefactor's Scholarship for transfer students. For information, call (800) 443-5522, ext. 4069.
Students can earn an Elementary K-9 Type 3 Certificate and/or an Early Childhood (birth to age 8) Type 04 Certificate.
National-Louis University offers intense accelerated bachelor degree completion programs for working adults in the following concentrations:
| Bachelor of Arts in Applied Behavioral Science |
| Bachelor of Science in Health Care Leadership |
| Bachelor of Science in Management |
These programs are open to working or non-working adults with work-related experience who have completed at least two years of transferable credit ("C" grade or above and a minimum or 90 quarter hours) from any accredited institution. The Bachelor of Science in Management is a 15 month program that requires 49 hours. The Bachelor of Arts in Applied Behavioral Science is a 14 month program that requires 51 hours.A total of 180 quarter hours must be completed to be eligible for graduation, 49 or 51of which must be completed in the chosen course work.
General studies graduation requirements are as follows:
60 quarter hours minimum of general studies including: 9 hours of humanities 9 hours of behavioral sciences 9 hours of natural science/mathematics
National-Louis University's Wheaton Campus also offers master degree programs in management leadership, human resources, adult and continuing education, as well as education and human services programs in traditional formats.
Date this page was last edited 02/14/06