Liberal Arts Core Course Articulations for Warner Pacific University - OSU Sort
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This requirement is for students with majors in the College of Liberal Arts only. For more information on Liberal Arts Core, please visit the OSU Catalog.
- For OSU General Education requirements, visit OSU's Core Education or Baccalaureate Core pages.
- If you attend an Oregon or Hawaii community college or university, check the detailed course list for your school.
- For admission info or general transfer student information, visit our Transfer Student page.
Course Designations:
- LDT/LDU/UDT/UDU: Lower/Upper Division Transfer with no direct OSU course number
- NAT/NAT 000/NAT DEV/NAT CTE: Not Accepted in Transfer
Up to 12 credits of CTE courses may transfer and will appear on an Advanced Standing Report as “0000 PROF”. Some courses may require completion of additional courses to fulfill specific articulations for Core Education or Baccalaureate categories. Science courses will only apply toward Core Education/Baccalaureate Core if they include both lecture and lab.
Core Education Requirement
A plus sign (+) preceding the OSU evaluation title indicates the course meets a Core Education requirement.
For students starting Summer 2025 and later.
Foundational Core:
+WF = Writing Foundations
+AH = Arts & Humanities: General
+GH = Arts & Humanities: Global
+CM = Communication, Media, and Society
+DF = Difference, Power and Oppression: Foundations
+QL = Quantitative Literacy and Analysis
+SA = Scientific Inquiry and Analysis
+SO = Social Science
Signature Core:
+DA = Difference, Power and Oppression: Advanced
+C1 = Beyond OSU I (Prepare)
+C2 = Beyond OSU II (Engage)
+SE = Seeking Solutions
+WE = Writing Elevation
^ = Writing Intensive Course (WIC)
Baccalaureate Core Requirement
An asterisk (*) preceding the OSU evaluation title indicates the course meets a Baccalaureate Core requirement.
For students admitted Spring 2025 and earlier only.
Skills:
*W1 = Writing I
*W2 = Writing II
*W3 = Speech
*MA = Mathematics
*FT = Fitness
Perspectives:
*PS = Physical Science
*BS = Biological Science
*WC = Western Culture
*CD = Cultural Diversity
*LA = Literature & Arts
*SI = Social Processes & Institutions
*DP = Difference, Power & Discrimination
Synthesis:
*GI = Contemporary Global Issues
*ST = Science, Technology and Society
^ = Writing Intensive Course (WIC)
Fine Arts Transfer Course OSU Articulations --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SA 240 ORAL INTERPRETATION TA 121 ORAL INTERPRETATION I --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Humanities Transfer Course OSU Articulations --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- BI 151 BIBLE AS LITERATURE ENG 275 *THE BIBLE AS LITERATURE BI 151A THE BIBLE AS LITERATURE ENG 275 *THE BIBLE AS LITERATURE HIS 201 HISTORY OF US HST LDT +AH*WC: HISTORY OF US REL 310 RELIGIONS OF THE WORLD PHL 160 UD: +*RELIGIONS OF THE WORLD SOC 310 RELIGIONS OF THE WORLD PHL 160 UD: +*RELIGIONS OF THE WORLD PHIL 201 INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY PHL 201 *INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY REL 291A REL&PHIL FNDN-ETHICAL PRACTICE PHL 205 *ETHICS --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Social Sciences Transfer Course OSU Articulations --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- EC 201 PRIN OF ECONOMICS: M1CROECON ECON 201 +*INTRO TO MICROECONOMICS EC 202 PRIN OF ECONOMICS: MACROECON ECON 202 +*INTRO TO MACROECONOMICS HIS 201 HISTORY OF US HST LDT +AH*WC: HISTORY OF US PS 140 AMERICAN GOVERNMENT PS 201 +*INTRO TO US GOVT & POLITICS PSY 300A FND OF PSYCHOLOGY & HUMAN DEV PSY 350 HUMAN LIFESPAN DEVELOPMENT SOC 140 PRINCIPLES OF SOCIOLOGY SOC 204 +*INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------