These courses are not specifically accurate for each and every institution but represent the greatest number of courses likely to be required at most schools. If students are undecided on where they will transfer, they could take courses from the list during their first quarter and be sure they will probably meet some requirements no matter where they transfer. Keep in mind that some schools accept C.O.D.'s A.A. or A.S. degree as meeting general education requirements upon transfer. Note Different institutions have different transfer requirements which may change from time to time. Students should let the transfer institution's current catalog be their guide along with assistance from their adviser.
Schools vary as to the number of courses or hours needed.
Some schools will accept survey courses in biology, chemistry, earth science and physics. Zoology and botany can also be considered. Top of page Social Sciences Anthropology Economics Geography History Political Science Psychology Sociology Varies from three to four courses distributed among at least two departments. This is an area where schools vary widely. When admission representatives from the above schools are at C.O.D., they can issue certificates of admission to their respective programs.