• Bachelor of Science in Geography & the Environment (pending approval)
• Bachelor of Science in Psychology
• Bachelor of Arts with majors in:

  American Studies Ancient History & Classical Civilization Anthropology Arabic Language & Literature Asian Cultures & Languages (specializations: Chinese, Japanese, Hindi/Urdu, Malayalam, Sanskrit, Tamil) Asian Studies Classical Archaeology Classics Czech Language & Culture Economics English Ethnic Studies (concentrations: African & African American Studies, Asian American Studies, Mexican American Studies) European Studies French Geography German Government Greek Hebrew Language & Literature History Humanities

  International Relations & Global Studies (pending approval) Islamic Studies Italian Jewish Studies Latin Latin American Studies Linguistics Middle Eastern Studies Persian Language & Literature Philosophy Portuguese Psychology Religious Studies Rhetoric & Writing Russian, East European, & Eurasian Studies Russian Language & Culture Scandinavian Studies Sociology Spanish Turkish Language & Literature Urban Studies Women's & Gender Studies

Prospective Liberal Arts transfer students are urged to become familiar with the College's curricula and rules in the Undergraduate Catalog 2008-2010.

Students who transfer directly from a Texas community college may choose to graduate under UT Austin catalog rules in effect during the time they attended the community college; those declaring the 2008-2010 catalog must complete all degree requirements by the end of the summer session 2016. At least sixty semester credit hours must be completed at UT Austin to earn an undergraduate degree.

Prospective students can monitor their UT degree progress – even before transfer – and check degree applicability of Texas community college courses by using the “Planner” function of UT's Interactive Degree Audit (IDA) system.

• Core curriculum transfer credit from Texas community colleges is guaranteed to apply toward UT core requirements, but degree plans may specify how some core requirements should be fulfilled. Recommendations in this Guide satisfy core requirements with courses normally required by a student's major field of study at UT.

• Courses in which grades lower than C− are earned do not transfer. Grades from transfer credit are excluded from a student's internal UT Austin grade point average computation.

• College Algebra (MATH 1314 or 1414) counts as elective credit but does not satisfy the mathematics requirement in the College of Liberal Arts.

• Physical education activity courses do not apply toward degree requirements in the College of Liberal Arts, but grades and credit count toward transfer admission.

The Office of Admissions evaluates courses from other institutions for comparability with UT Austin coursework, but the Dean's Office in the College of Liberal Arts approves transfer credit for use in a degree program.

• Questions concerning degree/graduation requirements and degree applicability of transfer credit should be directed to the Student Division, College of Liberal Arts, GEB 2.306, UT Austin, Austin TX 78712 (512/471-4271).

• Questions concerning transfer admission and transfer credit evaluation should be directed to the Office of Admissions, MAI 7, UT Austin, Austin TX 78712 (512/475-7387).

1. ENGL 1301 (or 1306 for nonnative English speakers);
2. one Substantial Writing Component/Writing Flag course chosen from ENGL 1302, 2311, or 2314; and
3. one literature survey course chosen from ENGL 2321, 2322, 2323, 2326, 2327, 2328, 2331, 2332, or 2333.

Two courses chosen from one of the following combinations:
GOVT 2301+2302, 2305+2306, 2301+2305, or 2301+2306.

(Because community colleges organize the two-course legislative requirement sequence differently, it is strongly recommended that students take both courses at one institution.)

One course chosen from ANTH 2351; ECON 2301 or 2302; GEOG 1303; PSYC 2301; or SOCI 1301, 1306, or 2339.

A second course in a different discipline, chosen from those listed above and from PSYC 2308, 2316, or 2319; SOCI 2326 (does not count if psychology is used for the first portion of this requirement); or SOCI 2339.

For the BS in Geography & the Environment:

a calculus course chosen from MATH 2413 or 2417.

For the BS in Psychology:

a statistics course chosen from MATH 1342 or 2342 and
a calculus course chosen from MATH 2413 or 2417.

For the BA with a major in Economics:

a calculus sequence chosen from MATH 2413+2414+2415 or MATH 2417+2419. (MATH 1325 or 1425 cannot be counted.)

For the BA with a major in Urban Studies:

a statistics course chosen from MATH 1342 or 2342 and
a calculus course chosen from MATH 2413 or 2417. (MATH 1325 or 1425 cannot be counted.)

For the BA degree, all other majors:

one course chosen from MATH 1324; 1325 or 1425; 1332; 1342, 1442, 2342, or 2442; 2312 or 2412; 2313, 2413, or 2513; or 2417. (MATH 1314, 1350, 1351, or 1414 cannot be counted.)

(Credit values in MATH 1342, 2342, 2413, 2414, & 2415 vary among community colleges; the second digit of course numbers listed here may instead be 3, 4, or 5, but course content is comparable.)

One course chosen from ARCH 1301, 1302, or 1311; ARTS 1301, 1303, or 1304; DRAM 1310, 2336, 2361, or 2362; HUMA 1315; or MUSI 1306 or 1310.

3 additional semester hours in general culture chosen from ARCH, ARTS, DANC, DRAM, GREE or LATI (excluding credit applied toward the foreign language requirement), HUMA 1311 or 1315, MUAP, MUEN, MUSI, or PHIL (excluding 1304, 1316, 1317, & 2303).

For the BS in Psychology: two semesters in a single language, chosen from courses numbered

1311, 1411, or 1511 (1st semester) and
1312, 1412, or 1512 (2nd semester).

For all other degrees: four semesters in a single language, chosen from courses numbered

1311, 1411, or 1511 (1st semester);
1312, 1412, or 1512 (2nd semester); and
2311 & 2312 (3rd & 4th semesters).

Two courses chosen from HIST 1301, 1302, 2301, 2327, 2328, and 2381.

No more than nine semester hours in one discipline and no more than twelve combined hours in mathematics and computer sciences may be counted.

Community colleges may number lecture & lab credit separately, for example CHEM 1411 may be offered as 1311 & 1111.

For the BS in Geography & the Environment:

• A two-course sequence in biology, chemistry, or physics chosen from BIOL 1406+1407, CHEM 1411+1412, or PHYS 2425+2426. (A third course in the same discipline will be taken at UT Austin after transfer.)
• Up to twelve additional semester hours in disciplines other than the one selected above, chosen from ANTH 2301 or 2401; ASTR; BIOL; CHEM; COSC¹; GEOL; and PHYS.

For the BS in Psychology:

two sequences in different disciplines, chosen from BIOL 1406+1407; CHEM 1411+1412; and PHYS 1401+1402 or 2425+2426.

For the BA degree (all majors):

• Part I &ndash a two-course sequence in one discipline, chosen from
  ASTR/PHYS 1403+1404;
  BIOL 1406+1407, 1408+1409, or 2401+2402;
  CHEM 1411+1412;
  GEOL 1401+1402 or 1403+1404; or
  PHYS 1401+1402, 1405+1407, or 2425+2426.
• Part II &ndash a third course in a second discipline, chosen from those above and from
  ANTH 2301, 2302, or 2401;
  CHEM 1405, 1406, 1407, or 1408;
  COSC 2336 or 2436;
  GEOG 1301;
  GEOL 1445 or 1447; or
  MATH².
• Up to six additional semester hours chosen from ASTR, BIOL, CHEM, COSC¹, ENVR, GEOG 1301, GEOL, HECO 1322 & 1323, MATH², and PHYS.

¹ Only Computer Sciences (C S) transfer credit is countable. To confirm COSC courses do not transfer instead as Management Information Systems (MIS) credit, use the ATE System.

² Excluding MATH 1314, 1414, and credit used to fulfill the core curriculum mathematics requirement. After credit in any calculus course is earned, only courses for which calculus is a prerequisite can be counted.