Emporia State University

Johnson County Community College Transfer Program to the Emporia State University Sheila Markowitz, Registrar
620-341-5152
General Education Requirements smarkowi@emporia.edu
Academic Year 2025-2026 www.emporia.edu

Program Description

In the 2024-25 academic year, The Kansas Board of Regents (KBOR) approved the Systemwide General Education Framework. It is comprised of 34-35 credit hours organized in six discipline-based “buckets” and an institutionally designed bucket. A student who satisfies all seven buckets will complete the systemwide GE program.

Please note this framework applies to the completion of General Education requirements required for the Associate of Arts (AA), Associate of Fine Arts (AFA) and Associate of Science (AS) degrees only. Students that have not completed the General Education requirements for the AA, AFA, or AS, will have coursework reviewed on a course-by-course basis.

The Associate of Applied Science (AAS) degree and the Associate of General Studies (AGS) degree do not apply to the KBOR Systemwide General Education Framework. Please see your JCCC Counselor if you are pursing the AAS or AGS degree.

JCCC
ESU
Course CodeCourse TitleCourse HoursTransfer CodeTransfer TitleTransfer Hours
English Bucket – 6 hours required
ENGL 121Composition I* 3 EG 101 Composition I
ENGL 122Composition II* 3 EG 102 Composition II
Communications Bucket – 3 hours required
COMS 120Interpersonal Communication3SP 100Interpersonal Communication3
COMS 121Public Speaking3SP 101Beginning Spanish I4
Mathematics & Statistics Bucket – 3 hours required
MATH 151Contemporary Mathematics*3MA 156Principles of Mathematics3
MATH 171College Algebra*3MA 110
& MA 111
College Algebra
and College Algebra with Review
5
MATH 173Precalculus*5MA 160Precalculus3-4
MATH 201Statistics* 3 MA 120 Elementary Statistics
MATH 231Business and Applied Calculus I*3MA 165Basic Calculus5
MATH 241Calculus I*5MA 161Calculus I5
Natural & Physical Sciences Bucket – 4-5 hours required from One Subject (must include a lab)
ASTR 122Astronomy 4 PH 110 Introduction to Space Science AND PH 111 Introduction to Space Science Lab
Select one of the following:
Introductory Biology for Non-Majors 4 GB 100 General Biology AND GB 101 General Biology Lab
OR Choose one of the following BIOL courses:
General Botany 5 These courses are not exact equivalents to GB 100/101, but will fulfill the requirement
General Zoology 5 These courses are not exact equivalents to GB 100/101, but will fulfill the requirement
Human Anatomy 4 These courses are not exact equivalents to GB 100/101, but will fulfill the requirement
Human Anatomy and Physiology* 5 These courses are not exact equivalents to GB 100/101, but will fulfill the requirement
Microbiology* and Microbiology Lab* 3 These courses are not exact equivalents to GB 100/101, but will fulfill the requirement
Environmental Science 3 These courses are not exact equivalents to GB 100/101, but will fulfill the requirement
BIOL 144Human Anatomy and Physiology* 5 ZO 200 Intro to Anatomy Physiology AND ZO 201 Intro to Anatomy Physiology Lab
BIOL 230
BIOL 231
Microbiology* and Microbiology Lab* 3 MC 216 Human Health Microbiology AND MC 317 Microbiology Lab
Select one of the following:
Chemistry in Society* 4 CH 120 General Chemistry AND CH 121 General Chemistry Lab
Principles of Chemistry* 5 CH 120 General Chemistry AND CH 121 General Chemistry Lab
CHEM 124
CHEM 125
General Chemistry I Lecture* and General Chemistry I Lab*4CH 123
& CH 124
Chemistry I
and Chemistry I Lab
1-2
CHEM 131
CHEM 132
General Chemistry II Lecture* and General Chemistry II Lab*4CH 126
& CH 127
Chemistry II
and Chemistry II Lab
1-2
GEOS 130General Geology 5 ES 110 Introduction to Earth Science AND ES 111 Introduction to Earth Science Lab
PHYS 130College Physics I* 5 PH 140 College Physics I AND PH 141 College Physics I Lab
PHYS 131College Physics II* 5 PH 343 College Physics II AND PH 344 College Physics II Lab
PHYS 220Engineering Physics I* 5 PH 190 Physics I AND PH 191 Physics I Lab AND PH 192 Physics I Recitation
PHYS 221Engineering Physics II* 5 PH 393 Physics II AND PH 394 Physics II Lab AND PH 395 Physics II Recitation
PSCI 120Physical Science 4 PS 214 Physical Science AND PS 215 Physical Science Lab
Social & Behavioral Sciences Bucket – 6 hours required in a least Two Courses from Two Subject Areas
ANTH 125Cultural Anthropology3AN 210Intro to Cultural Anthropology3
BUS 123Personal Finance3BU 241Personal Finance3
ECON 132Survey of Economics3EC 101Basic Economics3
ECON 230Principles of Macroeconomics3BC 103Principles of Economic I3
ECON 231Principles of Microeconomics3BC 104Principles of Economic II3
ENTR 120Introduction to Entrepreneurship 2 EP 301 Introduction to Entrepreneurship
GEOS 145World Regional Geography3GE 101World Regional Geography3
Select one of the following:
Wellness for Life 1 PE 100 Active Living
Lifetime Fitness I 1 PE 100 Active Living
HPER 202Personal Community Health3HL 150Critical Hlth Issues/Decisions3
MKT 230Marketing3MK 301Principles of Marketing3
POLS 122Political Science3PO 100Introduction to Government2-3
POLS 124American National Government3PO 121American Government2-3
POLS 126State and Local Government3PO 322State and Local Government2-3
POLS 132Introduction to Comparative Government3PO 345Comparative Politics2-3
POLS 135International Relations3PO 330International Relations2-3
PSYC 130Introduction to Psychology3PY 100Basic Concepts in Psychology3
Select one of the following:
Child Development* 3 PY 211 Developmental Psychology
Human Development* 3 PY 211 Developmental Psychology
SOC 122Introduction to Sociology3SO 101Introduction to Sociology3
SOC 125Social Problems 3 SO 313 Social Problems
SOC 131Sociology of Families 3 SO 261 Intimate Relationships
Arts & Humanities Bucket – 6 hours required in at least Two Courses from Two Subject Areas
ART 130Drawing I3AR 101Basic Drawing3
ARTH 180Art History: Ancient to Medieval3AR 225Art History: Prehistoric-Ren.3
ARTH 182Art History: Renaissance to Modern3AR 235Art History: Ren-Modern3
COMS 180Intercultural Communication3SP 350Intercultural Communication3
Select one of the following:
Introduction to Literature*3EG 207Literary Perspectives3
Introduction to Fiction* 3 EG 207 Literary Perspectives
ENGL 217Literature by Women*3EG 360Topics Literature by Women3
ENGL 223Introduction to Creative Writing*3EG 280Intro to Creative Writing3
ENGL 235Drama as Literature* 3 TH 381 Survey of Dramatic Literature
FL 130Elementary Spanish I5SA 110Spanish Language Culture I5
FL 131Elementary Spanish II*5SA 210Spanish Language Culture II5
FL 230Intermediate Spanish I* 3 SA 313 Spanish Language Culture III
FL 231Intermediate Spanish II* 3 SA 313 Spanish Language Culture III
HIST 140U.S. History to 18773HI 111Hist of U.S. through Civil War3
HIST 141U.S. History Since 18773HI 112Hist of U.S. Since Civil War3
HIST 151World History: Traditional3HI 101Changing World History3
HIST 152World History: Modern World3HI 102Modern World Civilization3
JOUR 120Mass Media and Society 3 SP 324 Media and Society
Select one of the following:
Introduction to Music Listening3MU 226Music Appreciation2
History of Rock and Roll Music 3 MU 226 Music Appreciation
Select one of the following:
Introduction to Music Fundamentals 2 MU 124 Basic Music
Basic Music for the Elementary Classroom 2 MU 124 Basic Music
MUS 126Introduction to World Music3MU 324World Music2
PHIL 121Introduction to Philosophy3PI 225Introduction to Philosophy3
PHIL 143Ethics3PI 301Ethics3
THEA 120Introduction to Theater3TH 105Theatre Appreciation2
Institutionally Designated Bucket – 6 hours required (One course from Information Technology/Information Literacy AND One course from Cultural Awareness & Competency)
Information Technology/Information Literacy
Select one of the following:
Introduction to Computer Concepts and Applications3IS 113Intro to Digital Info Apps3
PC Applications: MS Office3IS 113Intro to Digital Info Apps3
EDUC 224Technology in Education for K-12 Educators 3 ED 525 Technology for Educators
Cultural Awareness & Competency
ANTH 125Cultural Anthropology3AN 210Intro to Cultural Anthropology3
FL 130Elementary Spanish I5SA 110Spanish Language Culture I5
FL 131Elementary Spanish II*5SA 210Spanish Language Culture II5
FL 230Intermediate Spanish I* 3 SA 313 Spanish Language Culture III
FL 231Intermediate Spanish II* 3 SA 313 Spanish Language Culture III
GEOS 145World Regional Geography3GE 101World Regional Geography3
MUS 126Introduction to World Music3MU 324World Music2
*

JCCC Course has a prerequisite or corequisite

Last Approved Fri Oct 24 10:37:06 2025