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91社区 CAP Courses

CAP offers over 30 courses (list below) in participating high schools. Effective Summer 2023, CAP courses are offered at no charge to students and families.聽

CAP courses can not only be used at 91社区 but also have a high rate of transferability to other institutions. Over half of the 91社区 courses offered through CAP are also part of the聽. The CTL was created to help families determine how college credits transfer among Indiana public institutions, as well as some independent colleges and universities.

How to use the Indiana Core Transfer Library

1. Visit聽聽 聽2. Use the drop-down menu under Institution to filter by college or university, AND/OR
3. Use the CTL Name to filter by course name (see list below)
4. To remove the filter, either click on 'Clear Filters' or de-select the college or course in the drop-down menu

The聽CTL Name is a common name to cover the variety聽of course names throughout the state. All of the courses shown for a CTL course name are equivalent courses at the respective institution. For example, 91社区's ENG 101, Rhetoric and Composition I: Literacy & the Self is found under the CTL course title of English Composition 1. All institutions showing an equivalent course should transfer the 91社区 course, as long as it's completed with a grade of C or higher.聽

If you do not see your prospective college or university, or have questions about the Notes category, contact the Registrar's Office there to see how 91社区 credit will be accepted before submitting your CAP application.

For complete course descriptions, click on the 91社区 course titles within the chart, then click on the course name that appears in the 91社区 Academic Bulletin.

91社区 Course Name

91社区 Course Title

# Credit Hrs

Prerequisites (if applicable)

91社区 Core 39 (if applicable)

CTL Name (if applicable)

Indiana College Core (if applicable)

Anthropology (ANTH) 131

3

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Natural Science (BS); Ways of Knowing-Scientific and Mathematical Inquiry

--

Scientific Ways of Knowing

Biology (BIOL) 105*

4

--

Natural Science with Lab (BA and BS)

Human Biology

Scientific Ways of Knowing

Biology (BIOL) 251

3

--

Natural Science (BS); Embedded Experience-Global

--

Scientific Ways of Knowing

Chemistry (CHEM) 142

4

Completion of Chemistry I and consent of instructor

Natural Science with Lab (BA or BS)

Chemistry, Elementary General w/ Lab

Scientific Ways of Knowing

Chemistry (CHEM) 143

4

CHEM 142 and consent of instructor (or completion of HS CHEM II without CAP credit)

Natural Science with Lab (BA or BS); Ways of Knowing-Scientific and Mathematical Inquiry

Organic & Biochemistry w/ Lab

Scientific Ways of Knowing

Civil Engineering (CE) 321

1

ENGR 121 or ME 121

--

--

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Communication Studies (CMST) 101

3

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Foundations-Communication

Fundamentals of Public Speaking

Speaking and Listening

Economics (ECON) 175

3

--

Social Science-BS

Introduction to Economics

Social and Behavioral

Engineering (ENGR) 121

1

--

--

--

--

English (ENG) 101

3

Placement based on SAT/PSAT EBRW (or ACT English) or English Department Placement Essay. Basic keyboarding skills required.

Foundations-Rhetoric and Composition I

English Composition I

Written Communication

English (ENG) 105

3

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Ways of Knowing-Creative and Aesthetic Expression

Appreciation of Literature

Humanistic Ways of Knowing

Exercise Science (EXSC) 396

3

--

--

--

--

French (FREN) 203

3

Consent of instructor

World Languages-BA; World Languages and Culture-BS; Embedded Experience Global

French Level 3

Social and Behavioral

French (FREN) 204

3

FREN 203 or consent of instructor

Ways of Knowing-World Languages and Culture; World Languages-BA; World Languages and Culture-BS; Embedded Experience Global

French Level 4

Social and Behavioral

Geography (GEOG) 112

3

--

Ways of Knowing-Scientific and Mathematical Inquiry; Natural Science (BS)

Earth Science

Scientific Ways of Knowing

German (GERM) 203

3

Consent of instructor

World Languages-BA; World Language and Culture-BS; Embedded Experience Global

German Level 3

Social and Behavioral

German (GERM) 204

3

GERM 203 or consent of instructor

Ways of Knowing-World Languages and Culture; World Languages-BA; World Languages and Culture-BS; Embedded Experience Global

German Level 4

Social and Behavioral

Health Professions (HP) 115

2

--

--

Medical Terminology

--

Health Professions (HP) 211

3

--

BS: Social Science, Ways of Knowing: Social Inquiry, Embedded: Diversity

--

Social and Behavioral

History (HIST) 101**

3

--

Ways of Knowing-Historical Inquiry

American History 1

Humanistic Ways of Knowing

History (HIST) 102**

3

--

Ways of Knowing-Historical Inquiry

American History 2

Humanistic Ways of Knowing

Journalism (JRN) 180***

1

--

--

--

--

Kinesiology (KIN) 188

2

--

--

--

--

Kinesiology (KIN) 192

1

--

Foundations-Physical Activity and Wellness

--

--

Kinesiology (KIN) 281

3

--

Foundations-Physical Activity and Wellness

--

--

Kinesiology (KIN) 282

2

--

--

First Aid

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Mathematics (MATH) 111

4

Placement based on SAT/PSAT math (or ACT math) or satisfactory placement score

Foundations-Mathematics/Quantitative Reasoning

College Algebra

Quantitative Reasoning

Mathematics (MATH) 112****

3

Placement based on SAT/PSAT math (or ACT math) or satisfactory placement score

--

Trigonometric Functions

--

Mathematics (MATH) 114

3

Placement based on SAT/PSAT math (or ACT math) or satisfactory placement score

Foundations-Mathematics/Quantitative Reasoning

Quantitative Reasoning

Quantitative Reasoning

Manufacturing Engineering (MFET) 103

3

--

--

--

--

Mechanical Engineering (ME) 121

1

--

--

--

--

Music (MUS) 161

3

--

--

--

--

Political Science (POLS) 102

3

--

Ways of Knowing-Social Inquiry; Social Science-BS

American Government

Social and Behavioral

Psychology (PSY) 201

3

Placement based on SAT/PSAT reading or EBRW (or ACT reading) or a university-level (exempt) reading placement

Ways of Knowing-Social Inquiry; Social Science-BS

Introduction to Psychology

Social and Behavioral

Radio/Television (RTV) 150

1

Consent of instructor

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--

--

Radio/Television (RTV) 151

3

--

--

--

--

Social Work (SOCW) 224

3

ENG 101 (may be taken concurrently)

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--

--

Spanish (SPAN) 203

3

Consent of instructor

World Languages-BA; World Language and Culture-BS; Embedded Experience Global

Spanish Level 3

Social and Behavioral

Spanish (SPAN) 204

3

SPAN 203 or consent of instructor

Ways of Knowing-World Languages and Culture; World Languages-BA; World Languages and Culture-BS; Embedded Experience Global

Spanish Level 4

Social and Behavioral

*BIOL 105 does not count towards major requirements for science, engineering or education majors. This course does not replace a college-level anatomy and physiology course.

**Both HIST 101 and HIST 102 may be taken for credit toward a history major or minor.

***CAP students may earn up to two credit hours for JRN 180, but may enroll for no more than one credit hour per semester. No more than three credit hours may be applied to a major or minor in communications.

****MATH 112 does not apply toward a major or minor in mathematics.