Course Equivalents (Articulation Agreement) to the Thomas J. Long School of Pharmacy & Health Sciences PharmD Program

San Francisco State University: 2012-2013

General Education Categories

Math and Science
Online Science Courses Are Not Accepted for Prerequisites
Required Courses	San Francisco State Course Number
Calculus	MATH (226)
Physics Lecture	PHYS (Lecture 101; Lab 102) or (Lecture 111; Lab 112) or (Lecture 220; Lab 222)
General Chemistry Lecture	CHEM (Lecture 115, 215; Lab 216 Additional Lab Not Required)
Organic Chemistry Lecture	CHEM (Lecture 233, 335; Lab 234, 236) or (Lecture 233,335; Lab 234, 338)
General Biology with Lab	BIOL (230, 240) Labs Included
Microbiology	BIOL (210) or (401) or (430) Lab Not Required
Liberal Arts
28 Semester Units of Liberal Arts Credit Required
English Composition Minimum 6 Semester Units	ENG (106) (114) (200) (214) (414) (419) TPW (200) Two Courses Required
Public Speaking	COMM (351) Online Courses Are Not Accepted for This Requirement
Economics	ECON (102) or (305)
Students With a Bachelor's Degree Can Substitute: ECON (101)
Psychology	PSY (200) or (452)
General Education
Students who have not completed a US Bachelor's degree must complete one course from each of these categories
IC Global Studies Minimum 3 Semester Units	Introduction to Cultural Anthropology; Intermediate Chinese 3; Intermediate Chinese 4; Advanced Chinese I; Classical Mythology; History of Ancient Greece; History of Ancient Rome; Intercultural Communication; Asian Civilization; Colonialism in Latin America; A Global History of Food; Pre-Modern China; History of Mexico; Intermediate Japanese 3; Intermediate Japanese 4; Advanced Japanese I; Music of the World's People; International Politics; Politics of Asia; History of Ancient Egypt and the Near East; Intermediate Russian 3; Intermediate Russian 4; Food, Culture and Society; Intermediate Spanish 3; Intermediate Spanish 4
IIB Worldviews and Ethics Minimum 3 Semester Units	Engineering Ethics and Society; Western Civilization; World History; Renaissance and Reformation; Women in Time and Place;  Perspectives on World History; Introduction to Philosophy; Moral Problems; The Meaning of Life; Fundamentals of Ethics; Environmental Ethics; Ancient and Medieval Philosophy; History of Modern Philosophy; Philosophy of Religion; Political Philosophy; Political Theory; Western Religious Traditions; Ancient Judaism; Christian Tradition; Introduction to Religion; Social Ethics; World Religions; Asian Religious Traditions; Business Ethics; Biomedical Ethics
IIC Visual and Performing  Arts Minimum 3 Semester Units	Survey of World Art; History of Graphic Design; Renaissance Art History; European Art and Film; Contemporary World Art; Art in the U.S; Chinese Art History; Japanese Art History; Sex, Gender and the Arts; Visual Arts Exploration; Drawing; Two Dimensional Design; Three Dimensional Design; Ceramics; Sculpture; Photography; Asian Cinemas; Greek Art and Architecture; Roman Art and Architecture; Film Aesthetics; Major Filmmakers; Film, Literature and the Arts; French Cinema; Music Appreciation; Introduction to Jazz; Religion and Cinema; Contemporary Russian Film; Hispanic Film; Introduction to Theatre; Beginning Acting; Expressive Movement; Playwriting; Mask Making