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Everything you need to know about UPI Study credits, pricing, and how they transfer to Columbia Southern University.
Does Columbia Southern University officially accept UPI Study credits?
Yes — Columbia Southern University and UPI Study have an active transfer credit pathway. CSU evaluates UPI Study credits through their ACE & NCCRS recommendations, the same standards used for CLEP and military training evaluations. You can view the official agreement here and use the equivalency table on this page to match your specific courses before enrolling.
Can I earn college credit without enrolling in a full degree program?
Yes. UPI Study allows you to take individual courses and earn ACE and NCCRS-recommended college credit completely independently — no university enrollment, no application, no admission process required. Complete the courses, get your official transcript, then submit it to CSU for credit evaluation.
How do I check which UPI Study courses transfer to CSU?
Use the equivalency table on this page. Search by course name, subject area, or CSU course code to find exact matches. Courses showing a specific CSU course code transfer directly. Courses listed as "Open Electives" count toward your elective credit requirements. When in doubt, book a call with our team — we'll walk you through your specific degree plan.
What's the difference between ACE and NCCRS credit recommendations?
ACE (American Council on Education) evaluates non-traditional learning and recommends credit to colleges and universities. NCCRS (National College Credit Recommendation Service), operated by the New York State Education Department, does the same. Both are nationally recognized standards — the same evaluation system used by CLEP, DSST, and military training programs. UPI Study courses carry recommendations from both bodies.
How long does it take to complete a UPI Study course?
Most students complete individual courses in 2–6 weeks studying a few hours per week. Because there are no deadlines, you can move faster through subjects you already know, or slow down during busy periods — without any penalty.
How does UPI Study compare to taking courses at a community college?
Community college typically costs $300–$600 per credit hour, requires fixed class schedules, and involves semester deadlines. UPI Study offers ACE & NCCRS-recommended credits from $42/month (US) or $250/course (international) with no deadlines, no fixed class times, and no campus required.
Can military students or first responders use UPI Study?
Yes — military students and first responders (police, fire, EMS) are some of our most active members. UPI Study credits use the same ACE and NCCRS standards as military training evaluations and can be stacked with existing military training credits on a single Excelsior OneTranscript. US citizens and military personnel have access to subscription plans starting from $89/month with no additional fees for course materials.
Is UPI Study a good option for adult learners returning to school?
It's one of the best options available. UPI Study is fully self-paced with no deadlines — adult learners with jobs and families can study whenever they have time, pause when they don't, and pick back up without penalty. Most adult learners complete 6–12 courses in their first year around their existing lives.
What happens if I need to pause or cancel my subscription?
You can pause or cancel your subscription at any time with no penalty and no questions asked. Credits you've already earned remain valid permanently. If you pause and return later, you pick up exactly where you left off.
How many credits can I earn through UPI Study?
Up to 90 ACE and NCCRS-recommended credits — the equivalent of two full years of traditional college. Combined with other ACE/NCCRS sources like CLEP exams, DSST, or military training, many students build 70–90+ total credits before enrolling in university.
What does “Recommended by UPI Study” mean in the chart?
Every row without that note comes from the articulation agreement CSU signed with UPI Study (September 2025): the CSU course, general education area or Open Electives that CSU agreed each UPI Study course transfers as. Courses the agreement does not list yet are marked Recommended by UPI Study: our team matched each one to the closest course in CSU's current course listing, or to a CSU general education area or Open Electives. CSU confirms those on evaluation.
Which UPI Study business courses does CSU accept, and as what?
Under the agreement: Managerial Accounting (ACC 3301), Business Essentials (BUS 2301), Principles of Management (MGT 2302; secondary option MGT 3301), Foundations of Leadership (SLR 2301 Leading Teams; secondary option LDR 3301), Leadership and Organizational Behavior (LDR 3302), Business Communication (COM 2301), Business Ethics (PHI 4301), Project Management (MGT 3302; secondary option MGT 3304), Business Law (BUS 3301), Human Resources Management (HRM 3302), Globalization and International Management (MGT 4302), Principles of Finance (FIN 3301), Financial Management (FIN 3301; secondary option HCA 4302), Principles of Marketing (MKT 3301), Marketing Research (MKT 3304), Microeconomics (ECO 2301) and Macroeconomics (ECO 2302). Leading Organizational Change, International Business and Entrepreneurship transfer as Open Electives.
Which UPI Study computer science and IT courses does CSU accept?
Under the agreement: Introduction to Networking (ITC 2302 Introduction to Data Communication), Introduction to Operating Systems (ITC 3306 Operating Systems), Database Programming (ITC 4302 Database Design and Implementation) and System Analysis and Design (ITC 4301 Systems Analysis and Design). One of Current Trends in Computer Science and IT or Computer Concepts and Applications (not both) transfers as ITC 1301 Computer Essentials or ITC 2301 Personal Computer Fundamentals. Introduction to HTML and CSS, Introduction to JavaScript, Ethics in Technology, Fundamentals of Information Technology, Introduction to Linux, Introduction to Java, Programming in Python, Introduction to Computing, Programming in C, Programming in C++, Data Structures and Algorithms, Network and Systems Security, Cybersecurity, Database Fundamentals, Software Engineering and Introduction to Artificial Intelligence transfer as Open Electives.
I'm in a CSU health care or science program. What can I transfer?
Under the agreement: Medical Terminology (HCA 1301 Basic Medical Terminology), Healthcare Finance and Budgeting (HCA 4302; secondary option FIN 3301), Healthcare Organization and Management (HCA 3301 Health Care Management), Human Resource Management in Healthcare (HRM 3302), Intro to Biology 1 (BIO 1301 Non-Majors Biology), Intro to Biology 2 (Natural Sciences), Chemistry I (CHM 1301 General Chemistry I) and Physics I (PHY 1301). Recommended by UPI Study, for CSU to confirm: Anatomy & Physiology I and II (CSU's EMS 2301 and EMS 2302 Anatomy and Physiology for EMS I and II), and Environmental Science and the four 1-credit lab courses as Open Electives. Ask Athena on this page for a plan built around your CSU program.
Which UPI Study psychology and social science courses does CSU accept?
Under the agreement: Introduction to Psychology (PSY 1301 General Psychology), Research Methods in Psychology (RCH 3301 Research Methods), Psychology of Diversity (PSY 4309), Educational Psychology (PSY 2302 Psychology of Learning), Abnormal Psychology (PSY 2301), Psychology of Personality (PSY 3304 Theories of Personality), Advanced Social Psychology (PSY 3302 Social Psychology), Introduction to Sociology (SOC 1301), Introduction to Criminology (CMJ 2305 Criminology) and Ethics in the Social Sciences (Humanities and Fine Arts, Social and Behavioral Sciences, or Open Electives).
Which UPI Study math, writing and humanities courses count at CSU?
Under the agreement: Calculus 1 (MAT 2303 Calculus, 4 credits), Principles of Statistics (MAT 2301 Elementary Statistics), Business Math, Discrete Mathematics, Quantitative Analysis and Calculus 2 (Mathematics general education), Advanced Technical Writing (ENG 3301 Technical Writing) and Principles of Philosophy (Humanities and Fine Arts – Group A or B). Recommended by UPI Study, for CSU to confirm: College Algebra (MAT 1302), Precalculus (MAT 2302 Pre-Calculus), Calculus 3 (Mathematics), English Composition I and II (ENG 1301 and ENG 1302), U.S. History I and II (HIS 1301 and HIS 1302), Critical Thinking & Analysis (PHI 1301 Critical Thinking), American Literature and Art History I and II (Humanities and Fine Arts), and French I and II (Open Electives).
What do “general education” and “Open Electives” mean in CSU's agreement?
The agreement says UPI Study courses in general education areas, such as Math or Natural Sciences, may not transfer as shown if your CSU program requires specific courses in those areas; they may still apply as Open Electives. A course needs at least 3 credit hours to count in any CSU degree category except Open Electives, and surplus credits (4 or more hours) may apply to Open Electives. Certain UPI Study courses may also qualify as Program Electives in some CSU degree programs.
How much does CSU charge per credit, and how does UPI Study compare?
CSU's published undergraduate tuition is $278 per credit hour, with textbooks included (checked 13 October 2026), so one 3-credit course is $834 in tuition. At UPI Study the monthly plan is $89 for every course, the 4-month plan is $279, and Lifetime access is a one-time payment. Select courses in the chart above to see your own estimate.
Can CSU reject a UPI Study course?
CSU makes the final evaluation. The agreement says transfer credit is awarded based on the ACE and NCCRS credit recommendations at the time you completed the course, CSU's degree requirements when you enroll, its current transfer credit policy and how the course applies to your degree plan. You need a score of at least 70% in the UPI Study course, and where ACE and NCCRS recommendations differ, ACE takes precedence. CSU's Office of the Registrar conducts all transfer credit evaluations, and you can appeal a decision with CSU's Transfer Credit Decision Appeal form.
How many transfer credits can count toward a CSU degree?
CSU's 2026–2028 University Catalog says at least 25% of an associate or bachelor's degree must be completed at CSU, and capstone courses must be taken at CSU. Transfer credit cannot be applied toward CSU certificate programs. How many of your UPI Study credits apply depends on your degree plan; CSU's transcript evaluation shows it.
Can I transfer both Current Trends in Computer Science and IT and Computer Concepts and Applications?
No. The agreement allows one of the two, as ITC 1301 Computer Essentials or ITC 2301 Personal Computer Fundamentals (one course maximum). If you have taken both, only one counts at CSU.
I have both Calculus 1 and Calculus 2. What do I get at CSU?
Under the agreement, Calculus 1 becomes MAT 2303 Calculus (4 credits) and Calculus 2 counts as Mathematics general education (4 credits). Calculus 3 is not in the agreement; CSU's catalog has no course beyond MAT 2303, so UPI Study recommends it as Mathematics, for CSU to confirm.
Does CSU have a page for UPI Study students?
Yes. CSU's UPI Study, Inc. page lists what it offers UPI Study students: transfer of previously earned UPI Study credits, math and writing assistance, and no ACT, SAT, GRE or GMAT requirement. CSU's admissions team is at GetStarted@ColumbiaSouthern.edu or 877-347-6050. The agreement itself is on CSU's website.
What if I can't afford the courses right now?
Three options: the monthly plan covers every course for $89 a month; the ReferOn programme on this page pays you points when friends sign up and buy (1 point = $1 at UPI Study, up to $600 in signup points, which equals Lifetime access); and Athena, the chat on this page, can tell you about current offers.
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About Columbia Southern University
Located in Orange Beach, Alabama, Columbia Southern University (CSU) is a private, for-profit online university accredited by the Distance Education Accrediting Commission (DEAC). CSU is widely recognized for its flexible, career-focused undergraduate and graduate degree programs, particularly designed for working professionals, military members, and adult learners. The university offers 100% online programs with flexible scheduling and multiple start dates, allowing students to balance education with work and personal commitments.
Transfer Credit Information
Columbia Southern University evaluates transfer credit eligibility for coursework completed at accredited institutions. Both domestic and international students seeking to transfer previously earned credits should review CSU's official transfer credit policies through the Office of the Registrar. Transfer evaluations are conducted to determine how eligible credits may apply toward your selected degree program. For detailed information about transfer credit guidelines, visit the official CSU transfer information page: Columbia Southern University Transfer Information
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Columbia Southern University (CSU) Transfer Credits via UPI Study — Course Equivalency Table
This page is a Columbia Southern University (CSU) transfer credit equivalency reference for UPI Study's ACE and NCCRS-recommended online courses. Rows marked Transfers are in the articulation agreement CSU signed with UPI Study (September 2025); rows marked Recommended by UPI Study show the closest course or area in CSU's current course listing, for CSU to confirm.
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Popular CSU matches (examples)
- ITC 2302 (Introduction to Data Communication) — UPI Study: Computer Science 196: Introduction to Networking
- ACC 3301 (Managerial Accounting) — UPI Study: Accounting 210: Managerial Accounting
- MAT 2303 (Calculus) — UPI Study: Math 165: Calculus 1
- PSY 1301 (General Psychology) — UPI Study: Psychology 110: Introduction to Psychology
- MAT 2301 (Elementary Statistics) — UPI Study: Statistics 101: Principles of Statistics
Codes and categories are from the articulation agreement between Columbia Southern University and UPI Study, Inc. (signed 29 September 2025); rows marked Recommended by UPI Study are matched to CSU's current course listing. Chart updated 13 October 2026. CSU makes the final evaluation.
| UPI Study Course | UPI Credits | Columbia Southern University Equivalent | CSU Credits | Transfer Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Business 101: Principles of Management | 3 | MGT 2302 – Introduction to Management The agreement lists two CSU courses in order of preference: MGT 2302 first, MGT 3301 second; CSU decides which applies. |
3 | Transfers |
| Economics 251: Microeconomics | 3 | ECO 2301 – Principles of Microeconomics | 3 | Transfers |
| Economics 252: Macroeconomics | 3 | ECO 2302 – Principles of Macroeconomics | 3 | Transfers |
| Marketing 102: Principles of Marketing | 3 | MKT 3301 – Principles of Marketing | 3 | Transfers |
| Accounting 210: Managerial Accounting | 3 | ACC 3301 – Managerial Accounting | 3 | Transfers |
| Finance 201: Principles of Finance | 3 | FIN 3301 – Financial Management | 3 | Transfers |
| Finance 204: Financial Management | 3 | FIN 3301 – Financial Management The agreement lists two CSU courses in order of preference: FIN 3301 first, HCA 4302 second; CSU decides which applies. |
3 | Transfers |
| Business 310: Entrepreneurship | 3 | Open Electives | 3 | Transfers |
| Business 250: Business Law | 3 | BUS 3301 – Business Law | 3 | Transfers |
| Business 211: Business Ethics | 3 | PHI 4301 – Business Ethics | 3 | Transfers |
| Business 210: Business Communication | 3 | COM 2301 – Professional Communication | 3 | Transfers |
| Business 100: Business Essentials | 3 | BUS 2301 – Introduction to Business | 3 | Transfers |
| Business 205: Foundations of Leadership | 3 | SLR 2301 – Leading Teams The agreement lists two CSU courses in order of preference: SLR 2301 first, LDR 3301 second; CSU decides which applies. |
3 | Transfers |
| Business 206: Leadership and Organizational Behavior | 3 | LDR 3302 – Organizational Theory and Behavior | 3 | Transfers |
| Business 213: Leading Organizational Change | 3 | Open Electives | 3 | Transfers |
| Business 230: Project Management | 3 | MGT 3302 – Introduction to Project Management The agreement lists two CSU courses in order of preference: MGT 3302 first, MGT 3304 second; CSU decides which applies. |
3 | Transfers |
| Business 300: International Business | 3 | Open Electives | 3 | Transfers |
| Business 306: Human Resources Management | 3 | HRM 3302 – Human Resource Management | 3 | Transfers |
| Business 309: Globalization and International Management | 3 | MGT 4302 – International Management | 3 | Transfers |
| Marketing 300: Marketing Research | 3 | MKT 3304 – Marketing Research | 3 | Transfers |
| Principles of Finance (NCCRS listing) | 3 | FIN 3301 – Financial Management Same course as Principles of Finance; only one of them counts. |
3 | Transfers |
| Statistics 101: Principles of Statistics | 3 | MAT 2301 – Elementary Statistics | 3 | Transfers |
| Math 100: Business Math | 3 | Mathematics | 3 | Transfers |
| Math 165: Calculus 1 | 4 | MAT 2303 – Calculus | 4 | Transfers |
| Math 265: Calculus 2 | 4 | Mathematics | 4 | Transfers |
| Math 230: Discrete Mathematics | 4 | Mathematics | 4 | Transfers |
| Math 250: Quantitative Analysis | 3 | Mathematics | 3 | Transfers |
| College Algebra | 3 | MAT 1302 – College Algebra Recommended by UPI Study — CSU confirms it on evaluation. |
3 | Recommended by UPI Study — confirm with CSU |
| Precalculus | 3 | MAT 2302 – Pre-Calculus Recommended by UPI Study — CSU confirms it on evaluation. |
3 | Recommended by UPI Study — confirm with CSU |
| Calculus 3 (Multivariable) | 4 | Mathematics Recommended by UPI Study — CSU confirms it on evaluation. CSU's catalog has no course beyond MAT 2303 Calculus. |
4 | Recommended by UPI Study — confirm with CSU |
| Computer Science 140: Current Trends in Computer Science and IT | 3 | ITC 1301 – Computer Essentials or ITC 2301 – Personal Computer Fundamentals The agreement allows one course maximum: only one of Current Trends in Computer Science and IT and Computer Concepts and Applications transfers, as ITC 1301 Computer Essentials or ITC 2301 Personal Computer Fundamentals. |
3 | Transfers |
| Computer Science 150: Computer Concepts and Applications | 3 | ITC 1301 – Computer Essentials or ITC 2301 – Personal Computer Fundamentals The agreement allows one course maximum: only one of Current Trends in Computer Science and IT and Computer Concepts and Applications transfers, as ITC 1301 Computer Essentials or ITC 2301 Personal Computer Fundamentals. |
3 | Transfers |
| Computer Science 180: Introduction to HTML and CSS | 3 | Open Electives | 3 | Transfers |
| Computer Science 190: Introduction to JavaScript | 3 | Open Electives | 3 | Transfers |
| Computer Science 195: Ethics in Technology | 3 | Open Electives | 3 | Transfers |
| Computer Science 196: Introduction to Networking | 3 | ITC 2302 – Introduction to Data Communication | 3 | Transfers |
| Computer Science 200: Fundamentals of Information Technology | 3 | Open Electives | 3 | Transfers |
| Computer Science 201: Introduction to Linux | 3 | Open Electives | 3 | Transfers |
| Computer Science 210: Introduction to Java | 3 | Open Electives | 3 | Transfers |
| Computer Science 230: Programming in Python | 3 | Open Electives | 3 | Transfers |
| Computer Science 235: Introduction to Computing | 3 | Open Electives | 3 | Transfers |
| Computer Science 240: Programming in C | 3 | Open Electives | 3 | Transfers |
| Computer Science 242: Programming in C++ | 3 | Open Electives | 3 | Transfers |
| Computer Science 251: Data Structures and Algorithms | 3 | Open Electives | 3 | Transfers |
| Computer Science 252: Network and Systems Security | 3 | Open Electives | 3 | Transfers |
| Computer Science 270: Cybersecurity | 3 | Open Electives | 3 | Transfers |
| Computer Science 281: Database Fundamentals | 3 | Open Electives | 3 | Transfers |
| Computer Science 301: Software Engineering | 3 | Open Electives | 3 | Transfers |
| Computer Science 354: Introduction to Operating Systems | 3 | ITC 3306 – Operating Systems | 3 | Transfers |
| Computer Science 373: Introduction to Artificial Intelligence | 3 | Open Electives | 3 | Transfers |
| Computer Science 381: Database Programming | 3 | ITC 4302 – Database Design and Implementation | 3 | Transfers |
| Computer Science 390: System Analysis and Design | 3 | ITC 4301 – Systems Analysis and Design | 3 | Transfers |
| Biology 100: Intro to Biology 1 | 3 | BIO 1301 – Non-Majors Biology | 3 | Transfers |
| Biology 200: Intro to Biology 2 | 3 | Natural Sciences | 3 | Transfers |
| Chemistry 111: Chemistry I | 3 | CHM 1301 – General Chemistry I | 3 | Transfers |
| Physics 200: Physics I | 3 | PHY 1301 – Physics I | 3 | Transfers |
| Environmental Science | 1 | Open Electives Recommended by UPI Study — CSU confirms it on evaluation. 1 credit: CSU applies courses under 3 credits to Open Electives only. Closest CSU course: BIO 1302 Ecology and the Environment. |
1 | Recommended by UPI Study — confirm with CSU |
| Health 120: Medical Terminology | 3 | HCA 1301 – Basic Medical Terminology | 3 | Transfers |
| Health 301: Healthcare Finance and Budgeting | 3 | HCA 4302 – Financial Management in Health Care Organizations The agreement lists two CSU courses in order of preference: HCA 4302 first, FIN 3301 second; CSU decides which applies. |
3 | Transfers |
| Health 302: Healthcare Organization and Management | 3 | HCA 3301 – Health Care Management | 3 | Transfers |
| Health 303: Human Resource Management in Healthcare | 3 | HRM 3302 – Human Resource Management | 3 | Transfers |
| Anatomy & Physiology I | 3 | EMS 2301 – Anatomy and Physiology for EMS I Recommended by UPI Study — CSU confirms it on evaluation. HTH 2306 Human Anatomy is the other close CSU course. |
3 | Recommended by UPI Study — confirm with CSU |
| Anatomy & Physiology I Lab | 1 | Open Electives Recommended by UPI Study — CSU confirms it on evaluation. 1 credit: CSU applies courses under 3 credits to Open Electives only. |
1 | Recommended by UPI Study — confirm with CSU |
| Anatomy & Physiology II | 3 | EMS 2302 – Anatomy and Physiology for EMS II Recommended by UPI Study — CSU confirms it on evaluation. |
3 | Recommended by UPI Study — confirm with CSU |
| Anatomy & Physiology II Lab | 1 | Open Electives Recommended by UPI Study — CSU confirms it on evaluation. 1 credit: CSU applies courses under 3 credits to Open Electives only. |
1 | Recommended by UPI Study — confirm with CSU |
| Chemistry Lab | 1 | Open Electives Recommended by UPI Study — CSU confirms it on evaluation. 1 credit: CSU applies courses under 3 credits to Open Electives only. |
1 | Recommended by UPI Study — confirm with CSU |
| Physics Lab | 1 | Open Electives Recommended by UPI Study — CSU confirms it on evaluation. 1 credit: CSU applies courses under 3 credits to Open Electives only. |
1 | Recommended by UPI Study — confirm with CSU |
| English 120: Advanced Technical Writing | 3 | ENG 3301 – Technical Writing | 3 | Transfers |
| Psychology 110: Introduction to Psychology | 3 | PSY 1301 – General Psychology | 3 | Transfers |
| Psychology 111: Research Methods in Psychology | 3 | RCH 3301 – Research Methods | 3 | Transfers |
| Psychology 112: Psychology of Diversity | 3 | PSY 4309 – Diversity and Cultural Inclusion | 3 | Transfers |
| Psychology 120: Educational Psychology | 3 | PSY 2302 – Psychology of Learning | 3 | Transfers |
| Psychology 180: Abnormal Psychology | 3 | PSY 2301 – Abnormal Psychology | 3 | Transfers |
| Psychology 300: Psychology of Personality | 3 | PSY 3304 – Theories of Personality | 3 | Transfers |
| Psychology 310: Advanced Social Psychology | 3 | PSY 3302 – Social Psychology | 3 | Transfers |
| Sociology 110: Introduction to Sociology | 3 | SOC 1301 – Introduction to Sociology | 3 | Transfers |
| Social Science 110: Ethics in the Social Sciences | 3 | Humanities and Fine Arts – Group A or B, Social and Behavioral Sciences, or Open Electives The agreement says it may apply to one of these CSU degree categories. |
3 | Transfers |
| Criminology 150: Introduction to Criminology | 3 | CMJ 2305 – Criminology | 3 | Transfers |
| Philosophy 200: Principles of Philosophy | 3 | Humanities and Fine Arts – Group A or B | 3 | Transfers |
| English Composition I | 3 | ENG 1301 – English Composition I Recommended by UPI Study — CSU confirms it on evaluation. |
3 | Recommended by UPI Study — confirm with CSU |
| English Composition II | 3 | ENG 1302 – English Composition II Recommended by UPI Study — CSU confirms it on evaluation. |
3 | Recommended by UPI Study — confirm with CSU |
| American Literature | 3 | Humanities and Fine Arts Recommended by UPI Study — CSU confirms it on evaluation. CSU's only literature course is LIT 2301 War in Literature. |
3 | Recommended by UPI Study — confirm with CSU |
| Art History I | 3 | Humanities and Fine Arts Recommended by UPI Study — CSU confirms it on evaluation. Closest CSU courses: ART 1301 Art Appreciation I and ART 1302 Art Appreciation II. |
3 | Recommended by UPI Study — confirm with CSU |
| Art History II | 3 | Humanities and Fine Arts Recommended by UPI Study — CSU confirms it on evaluation. Closest CSU courses: ART 1301 Art Appreciation I and ART 1302 Art Appreciation II. |
3 | Recommended by UPI Study — confirm with CSU |
| U.S. History I | 3 | HIS 1301 – American History to Reconstruction Recommended by UPI Study — CSU confirms it on evaluation. |
3 | Recommended by UPI Study — confirm with CSU |
| U.S. History II | 3 | HIS 1302 – U.S. History Since the Civil War Recommended by UPI Study — CSU confirms it on evaluation. |
3 | Recommended by UPI Study — confirm with CSU |
| French I | 3 | Open Electives Recommended by UPI Study — CSU confirms it on evaluation. CSU teaches no French; ask whether it can count toward Humanities and Fine Arts. |
3 | Recommended by UPI Study — confirm with CSU |
| French II | 3 | Open Electives Recommended by UPI Study — CSU confirms it on evaluation. CSU teaches no French; ask whether it can count toward Humanities and Fine Arts. |
3 | Recommended by UPI Study — confirm with CSU |
| Critical Thinking & Analysis | 3 | PHI 1301 – Critical Thinking Recommended by UPI Study — CSU confirms it on evaluation. |
3 | Recommended by UPI Study — confirm with CSU |