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This certificate enables students to earn
General Studies credits that transfer to the
University of Wisconsin College System campuses
toward the completion of an Associate of Arts
and Sciences (AAS) degree. You must complete 30
to 36 MSTC credits for the MSTC General Studies
Certificate. You may apply for the General
Studies Certificate after successfully
completing 30 credits in English, Humanities,
Mathematics & Natural Science, Social Sciences
and Application and Performance, as listed in
the table below. These credits can be applied
toward the UW–College’s AAS degree.
The 60-credit Associate Degree allows students
to transfer to four-year campuses of the
UW–System as a college junior. Students must
pass all courses with a grade of “C” or better
and have an overall grade point average of 2.00
or better to earn a General Studies Certificate.
Universities and colleges typically require a
grade of “C” or better for all in-coming course
work.
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The second table below lists the
requirements for the Associate of Arts and
Sciences degree that will have to be
completed at the University of
Wisconsin–Marshfield/Wood County (UW-M/WC).
For the AAS degree, a minimum of 24 credits
must be completed at UW-M/WC.
Delivery Format Face-to-face classes are available at
Marshfield, Stevens Point and Wisconsin Rapids.
Not every course in the General Studies
Certificate is available on every campus every
term. Both day and evening classes are
scheduled. Independent study and online delivery
is also available for several courses.
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A minimum of 60 credits is
required for the UW-College AAS degree |
Credits |
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Core requirements (Eng 102 and Mat 108
or Mat 110) |
6 |
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Fine Arts and Humanities (Three credits
fulfilled by MSTC certificate and six
credits earned at UW-M/WC. At least one
course must be designated as Fine Arts
and one additional course designated as
Fine Arts or Humanities must be taken.
Examples include art, music, Spanish,
philosophy, or religious studies.) |
9 |
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Mathematics & Natural Science (A minimum
of 11 credits is required. Seven to
eight credits are satisfied MSTC
certificate, and at least one additional
three-credit course from UW-M/WC.
Examples include astronomy, biology,
geography, calculus, or statistics.) |
11 |
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Social Sciences (A minimum of nine
credits is required. Requirements are
fulfilled by MSTC Certificate |
9 |
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Application & Performance (A minimum of
three credits is required. Requirements
are fulfilled by MSTC Certificate.) |
3 |
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Ethnic Studies (A minimum of three
credits is required. This requirement
could be met by a course that also meets
one of the other category requirements.
Examples include music and sociology.) |
3 |
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Interdisciplinary Studies (A minimum of
three credits is required. This
requirement could be met by a course
that also meets one of the other
category requirements. Examples include
astronomy, psychology, religious
studies, or women’s studies.) |
3 |
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Electives (A student who has met the
core requirements and other category
minimums may complete the 60 credit
minimum requirement with courses in
elective categories. Examples include
business, computer science, or personal
health and wellness.) |
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MSTC Certificate Course
Requirements |
Credits |
UW-M/WC Equivalent |
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English requirement: |
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Written Communication (801195) |
3 |
Composition 1 (Eng 101) |
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Humanities Requirement: |
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Intro to Ethics: Theory & Practice
(809166) |
3 |
Ethics (Phil 241) |
Mathematics & Natural Science
(up to 8 credits from 2
disciplines): |
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Introductory Statistics (804189) |
3 |
Elem Stats (Mat 117) |
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General, Organic, & Biological Chemistry
(806199) |
4 |
Intro to Chem. (Che 125) |
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General Anatomy & Physiology (806177) |
4 |
Human Anat. & Phys. (Phs 170) |
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Social Sciences: |
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Intro to American Government (809122) |
3 |
Am Govt. & Politics (Pol 104) |
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Intro to Psychology (809198) |
3 |
Intro to Psych (Psy 202) |
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Intro to Sociology (809196) |
3 |
Intro to Sociology (Soc 101) |
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Application and Performance: |
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Speech (801198) |
3 |
Intro to Public Speaking (Com 103) |
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Oral/Interpersonal Communication
(801196) |
3 |
Intro to Interpersonal Com (Com 101) |
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Electives (7 or fewer credits) |
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Technical Reporting (801197) |
3 |
Technical Writing (Eng 206) |
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Developmental Psychology (809188) |
3 |
Psychology elective |
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Abnormal Psychology (809159) |
3 |
Psychology elective |
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General Biology (806114) |
3 |
Biology elective |
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Advanced Anatomy & Physiology (806179) |
4 |
Biology elective |
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Intro to Biochemistry (806186) |
3 |
Chemistry elective |
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Microbiology (806197) |
4 |
Biology elective |
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