Course Equivalencies for International Institutions
Equivalencies for transferring courses to North Dakota State University from:
University of the Sunshine Coast (USUNC)
7 course(s) found
- If a course is not listed, it has not been evaluated.
- All information listed regarding course equivalence is subject to change at any time without notice.
- Courses evaluated as free elective may be applied to certain major requirements as departmental substitutions.
- Repeating Courses:
If a course is repeated at another accredited institution and an attempt is made to transfer the credit back to NDSU, the course/credit will be considered duplication and will not be accepted in transfer. If students wish to take advantage of the repeated course opportunity to improve a grade then that course must be repeated at NDSU, with one exception only. NDSU students may register for a Tri-College course to repeat a course previously taken at NDSU.
| USUNC Course# |
USUNC Course Title |
NDSU Course# |
Credits | Gen Ed Category |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SCS 110 | INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY | SOC 110 | 4 | B |
| SCS 120 | INTRO TO PSYCHOLOGY | PSYC 111 | 4 | B |
| SCS 230 | UNDERSTANDING SOCIETY | SOC 422 | ||
| SCS 260 | COMMUNITY WORK | SOC 413 | 3 | |
| SCS 270 | APPLICATIONS IN SOCIAL AND COMMUNITY WORK | FREE ELECTIVE | 3 | |
| SCS 288 | EXPL INTRO TO AUST EDUCATION | FREE ELECTIVE | 3 | |
| SCS 290 | UNDERSTANDING CULTURAL DIVERSITY | FREE ELECTIVE | 3 |
| A - Humanities and Fine Arts | G - Global Perspectives |
| B - Social and Behavioral Sciences | L - Laboratory Experience |
| C - Communication | R - Quantitative Reasoning |
| D - Cultural Diversity | S - Science and Technology |
| F - First Year Experience | W - Wellness |
Courses listed in this database have been evaluated by NDSU faculty or staff based on information such as catalog descriptions and course syllabi. This database does not include all courses at respective institutions. Courses evaluated as free elective may be applied to certain major requirements as departmental substitutions.
*Courses from 2-year institutions marked with an (*) do not count toward the 300-400 level graduation requirement.
Every effort has been made to provide accurate and current information; however, the right is reserved to amend or revise the contents of these equivalencies at any time. Final decisions regarding the transfer of credit and application of credit to specific majors rest with the NDSU Office of Registration and Records and/or the respective academic departmental offices.
