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Bachelor of Science Programs

Students that have completed the AS-Transfer (Track 1) degree at SPSCC may be accepted into the third year of the BSc degree in the program specified, subject to the requirements outlined in the articulation agreement. It is vital the student notifies the University of Glasgow during the application process that the student is applying by means of this specific articulation agreement. Please note: either the University of Glasgow or SPSCC can terminate or modify the articulation agreement at any time.

SPSCC has articulation agreements with the University of Glasgow in these areas:

The following programs have the same entry requirements:

  • BSc Anatomy
  • BSc Physiology
  • BSc Physiology and Sports Science
  • BSc Physiology and Sports Science and Nutrition
  • BSc Human Biology

Requirements:  
Students must complete the SPSCC Associate in Science - Transfer (Track 1) degree with a minimum 3.00 GPA. In conjunction with the degree, students must have passed the following courses:

  • BIOL&241, Human A & P 1 
  • BIOL&242, Human A & P 2 
  • BIOL&253, Human A & P III 
  • CHEM&161, General Chemistry w/Lab I 
  • CHEM&162, General Chemistry w/Lab II 
  • CHEM&163, General Chemistry w/Lab III

Recommended classes include:

  • BIOL&211, Majors Cellular

SPSCC has an articulation agreement with the University of Glasgow's BSc Microbiology program.

Requirements:
Students must complete the SPSCC Associate in Science - Transfer (Track 1) degree with a minimum 3.00 GPA. In conjunction with the degree, students must have passed the following courses:

  • BIOL&211, Majors Cellular
  • BIOL&260, Microbiology
  • CHEM&161, General Chemistry w/Lab I
  • CHEM&162, General Chemistry w/Lab II
  • CHEM&163, General Chemistry w/Lab III

And take one of the following:

  • BIOL&212, Majors Animal
  • BIOL&241, Human A & P I

SPSCC has an articulation agreement with the University of Glasgow's BSc Molecular and Cellular Biology program.

Requirements:
Students must complete the SPSCC Associate in Science - Transfer (Track 1) degree with a minimum 3.00 GPA. In conjunction with the degree, students must have passed the following courses:

  • BIOL&211, Majors Cellular
  • BIOL&260, Microbiology
  • CHEM&161, General Chemistry w/Lab I
  • CHEM&162, General Chemistry w/Lab II
  • CHEM&163, General Chemistry w/Lab III

And take one of the following:

  • BIOL&212, Majors Animal
  • BIOL&241, Human A & P I

Recommended classes include:

  • CHEM&241, Organic Chemistry I

The following programs have the same entry requirements:

  • BSc Zoology
  • BSc Marine and Freshwater Biology

Requirements:  
Students must complete the SPSCC Associate in Science - Transfer (Track 1) degree with a minimum 3.00 GPA. In conjunction with the degree, students must have passed the following courses:

  • BIOL&211, Majors Cellular 
  • BIOL&212, Majors Animal 
  • BIOL&213, Majors Plant 
  • CHEM&161, General Chemistry w/Lab I 
  • CHEM&162, General Chemistry w/Lab II 
  • CHEM&163, General Chemistry w/Lab III

Recommended classes include:

  • BIOL180, Introduction to Marine Biology
  • BIOL&260, Microbiology