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SUGGESTED 2-YEAR PLAN FOR FULL-TIME TRANSFER STUDENTS
(using courses from the Kilgore College Core Curriculum) Because university requirements vary, students should consult the catalog of their chosen university before selecting specific classes.

• See KC Core Curriculum for the options available to fill this requirement.

Associate of Arts (62 hours)
(requires a literature course for the Humanities component)

FIRST YEAR
Course	Fall Semester	Hrs		Course	Spring Semester	Hrs
ENGL	1301	3		ENGL	1302	3
HIST	1301 or 2301	3		HIST	1302 or 2301	3
• BCIS / COSC	(options)	3		Fine Arts	(options)	3
MATH	(options)	3		Social /Behav. Sci.	(options)	3
KINE	(options)	1		KINE	(options)	1
COLS	0100, 0110, 0120*	(1-3)		..........	Elective	3
	Total Hours	13-16			Total Hours	16
SECOND YEAR
Course	Fall Semester	Hrs		Course	Spring Semester	Hrs
GOVT	2305	3		GOVT	2306	3
Science	(options)	4		Science	(options)	4
SPCH	(options)	3		Literature	(options)	3
...........	Elective	3		............	Elective	3
...........	Elective	3		............	Elective (s)	4
	Total Hours	16			Total Hours	17

Associate of Science (62 hours)
(requires 3 science courses and 2 math courses other than Math 1333)

FIRST YEAR
Course	Fall Semester	Hrs		Course	Spring Semester	Hrs
ENGL	1301	3		ENGL	1302 or 2311	3
MATH	(options)	3		MATH	(options)	3
Science	(options)	4		Science	(options)	4
HIST	1301 or 2301	3		HIST	1302 or 2301	3
KINE	(options)	1		KINE	(options)	1
COLS	0100, 0110, 0120	(1-3)		BCIS/COSC	(options)	3
	Total Hours	14-17			Total Hours	17
SECOND YEAR
Course	Fall Semester	Hrs		Course	Spring Semester	Hrs
GOVT	3205	3		GOVT	2306	3
SPCH	(options)	3		Humanities	(options)	3
Science	(options)	4		Fine Arts	(options)	3
Social/Behav. Sci.	(options)	3		............	Elective	3
............	Elective	3		............	Elective	3
	Total Hours	16			Total Hours	15

*College Success Strategies (COLS 0100, 0110, 0120) are optional courses designed to help students succeed in college. They are strongly recommended for all first-time college students.

Note: The College schedules some courses during mini semesters (December, May, and summer) and the two regular summer sessions. Students may take fewer hours during the fall and spring semesters by taking advantage of these other offerings.

See the individual degree plan requirements in the Kilgore College Catalog for work force education degrees and certificates.