20172018 Texas Common Course Numbering System Advising Guide - PDF document

1 2017-2018 Texas Common Course Numbering
2017-2018 Texas Common Course Numbering System Advising Guide Y EAR Credit Hours 78 Y EAR Credit Hours VETE 4321 None 3 VETE 4323 None 3 VETE 4259, 4260, 4270, 4262, 4163, 4164, 4165, 4166, 4167, or 4168 None 1 VETE 4259, 4260, 4270, 4262, 4163, 4164, 4165, 4166, 4167, or 4168 None 1 VETE 3313 None 3 VETE 3112 None 1 VETE 3316+ 3 3 VETE 4305 None 3 VETE 4313 None 3 10 11 Y EAR TSU Requirement TCCNS Option Credit Hours TSU Requirement TCCNS Option Credit Hours VETE 4208* None 2 VETE 4209* None 2 VETE 4259, 4260, 4270, 4262, 4163, 4164, 4165, 4166, 4167, or 4168 None 2 VETE 4259, 4260, 4270, 4262, 4163, 4164, 4165, 4166, 4167, or 4168 None 2 VETE 4325 None 3 VETE 4326 None 3 VETE 4111 None 1 ADV VETE Elective None 3 ADV VETE Elective None 3 11 10 None 78 T H I R D TSU Requirement TCCNS Option Total Hours Total Hours College of Agricultural & Environmental Sciences B.A.S. Veterinary Technology Companion Animal O N E & T W O TCCNS Option TSU Requirement FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Satisfied by completion of Associate's Degree in Veterinary Technology as well as completion of state mandated 42 hour core curriculum. (Core can be completed concurrently with VETE program courses) Total Hours F O U R T H Total Hours Total Hours FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER *Designates Writing Intensive Courses #See University Catalog or Academic Advisor for Applicable Courses + See Back Page VETE courses are offered 100% online Degree Completion: 120 hours 2017-2018 Texas Common Course Numbering System Advising Guide Degree Specific = = Degree Information = = = = =  = = VETE 3317 can be taken in place of VETE 3316- See Advisor Residence is satisfied only by official enrollment in and completion of course work applied toward the degree requirements. A minimum of 30 semester hours of work must be completed through upper level courses (3000 or 4000 level) delivered by Tarleton and 12

2 of these advanced hours must be in the
of these advanced hours must be in the major. A student may take a course a second or subsequent time at the same institution. The highest grade will be included in the GPA calculation. If you plan to take a course at another school and transfer it back to TSU, you need to meet with both an advisor and Transfer Services. An advisor can tell you the correct course number to take and assist with completion of a Concurrent Enrollment Form if needed. Companion Animal This 8 semester evaluation is contingent on the successful completion of each class. Please note this evaluation is designed with prerequisites and course rotation in mind. College of Agricultural & Environmental Sciences B.A.S. Veterinary Technology Texas Common Course Numbering System (TCCNS) provides a statewide shared, uniform set of course designations to use in determining course equivalency and degree applicability of transfer credit. This four-year degree plan provides a model for on-time degree completion using as many TCCNS courses as possible. The plan also shows the first point when no TCCNS options are available for this degree. See the current Undergraduate Catalog for course prerequisites. Course availability at TSU is subject to change, and the plan may change based on updates to TSUs course offerings. Individual academic programs may require specific courses contained in parts of the University Core Curriculum as prerequisites for certain major requirements. Students who wish to take courses that will fulfill both core and major requirements simultaneously should check with academic advisors for assistance in selecting core courses. Students meet the Writing Proficiency Requirement by completing two upper-level Writing Intensive courses in their major or courses designed for their degree program. Contact the Academic Advisor for additional information or questions. Updated 2/27/2017