Bridges Program

Plans of Study

Take the guess work
out of transferring

Start a direct path to transfer from Columbia Basin College (CBC) or Blue Mountain Community College (BMCC) to WSU Tri-Cities! The Bridges Program plans of study listed below will take the guesswork out of deciding which classes are needed to achieve your degree. Use the plans of study with your community college counselor and the WSU Tri-Cities transfer admissions counselor to help you successfully navigate toward the degree of your choice.

WSU Transfer Center

The WSU Transfer Center provides resources and support to students with transfer credit to help ensure pathways and successful transitions to a WSU degree.

Plans of Study

You do not have to complete all of this coursework to transfer! Transferring to WSU simply requires 40 quarter credits or 27 semester credits.

If your institution does not offer an equivalent course, please contact the Office of Admissions for information.

Direct transfer Agreement (DTA ) will fulfill UCORE requirements, but does not fulfill all major requirements. Must meet with CBC and WSU Transfer Advisor before meeting the 45 credits.  

BIOLOGY
Biology Major RequirementsWashington State UniversityColumbia Basin CollegeBlue Mountain Community College
BiologyBiology 106 [BSCI] Introductory Biology: Organismal BiologyBIOL& 212 Majors Plant w/Lab and BIOL& 213 Majors Animal w/LabBI 212 and 213 General Biology for Majors
Biology 107 [BSCI] Introductory Biology: Cell Biology and GeneticsBIOL& 211 Majors Cellular w/Lab BI 211 General Biology
ChemistryCHEM 105 and 106 [PSCI] Principles of Chemistry I & IICHEM& 161, 162, and 163 General Chemistry I, II, & III w/LabCH 221, 222, and 223 General Chemistry
MathSTATS 212 [QUAN] Introduction to Statistical MethodsMATH& 146 Introduction to StatsNo Equivalent
MATH 171 [QUAN] Calculus IMATH& 152 Calculus IIMTH 252 Calculus
Physics:
Choose a series
PHYSICS 101 and 102 [PSCI] General Physics I & IIPHYS& 114, 115, and 116 General Physics I, II, & III w/LabPHY 201, 202, and 203 General Physics
PHYSICS 201 and 202 [PSCI] Phsics for Scientists and Engineers I & IIPHYS& 221, 222, and 223 Engineering Physics I, II, III w/LabPHY 211, 212, and 213 General Physics with Calculus
Foreign
Language
If you have not completed two years of the same foreign language in high school, it is recommended to take two quarters/semesters of the same college-level foreign language.
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Business Major RequirementsWashington State University SystemColumbia Basin CollegeBlue Mountain Community College
EconomicsECONS 101 [SSCI] Fundamentals of Microeconomics ECON& 201 Micro EconomicsEC 201 Principles of Microeconomic Theory w/Applications
ECONS 201 [SSCI] Fundamentals of MacroeconomicsECON& 202 Macro EconomicsEC 202 Principles of Macroeconomic Theory w/Applications
AccountingACCTG 230 Introduction to Financial Accounting and ACCTG 231 Intro to Managerial Accounting ACCT& 201, 202, and 203 Principles of Accounting I, II, & IIIBA 213 Principles of Accounting - Equivalent to ACCTG 231
BusinessB LAW 210 Law & the Legal Environment of BusinessBUS& 201 Business LawBA 226 Business Law
MGTOP 215* Business StatisticsMATH& 146* Introduction to StatsNo Equivalent
MIS 250 Managing International BusinessBUS 250 Management Information SystemsCS 120 Concepts of Computing
MathMATH 201 Mathematics for Business and EconomicsMATH 147 Finite MathNo Equivalent
MATH 202 [QUAN] Calculus for Business and EconomicsMATH & 148 Business CalculusMTH 241 Calculus for Management/Social Science

*MATH&146 is not a direct equivalent to MGTOP 215 at WSU, but is an approved substitute for the Carson College of Business only.

CIVIL ENGINEERING
Civil Engineering Major RequirementsWSU SystemColumbia Basin CollegeBlue Mountain Community College
MathMATH 171 [QUAN] Calculus IMATH & 152 Calculus IIMTH 252 Calculus
MATH 172 Calculus IIMATH& 153 Calculus IIIMTH 253 Calculus
MATH 220 Introduction to Linear AlgebraMATH 243 Linear AlgebraMTH 261 Linear Algebra
MATH 273 Calculus IIIMATH& 254 Calculus IVMTH 254 Vector Calculus
MATH 315 Differential EquationsMATH 255 Differential EquationsMTH 256 Differential Equations
EngineeringENGR 120 Innovation in DesignENT 111 Introduction to EngineeringNo Equivalent
CE 211 StaticsENGR& 214 StaticsNo Equivalent
ME 212 DynamicsENGR& 215 DynamicsNo Equivalent
ME 301 Fundamentals of ThermodynamicsENGR& 224 Fundamentals of ThermodynamicsNo Equivalent
CE 215 Mechanics of MaterialsENGR& 225 Mechanics of MaterialsNo Equivalent
PhysicsPHYSICS 201 and 202 [PSCI] Physics for Scientists and Engineers I & IIPHYS& 221, 222, and 223 Engineering Physics I, II, III w/LabPHY 211, 212, and 213 General Physics with Calculus
ChemistryCHEM 105 [PSCI] Principles of Chemistry ICHEM& 161, and 162 General Chemistry I & II w/LabCH 221 and 222 General Chemistry
Economics
Choose one
ECONS 101 [SSCI] Fundamentals of Microeconomics orECON& 201 Micro Economics orEC 201 Principles of Microeconomic Theory w/Applications or
ECONS 201 [SSCI] Fundamentals of MacroeconomicsECON& 202 Macro EconomicsEC 202 Principles of Macroeconomic Theory w/Applications
Technical WritingEnglish 402* [WRTG] Technical and Professional Writing ENGL& 235 Technical WritingWR 227 Technical Report Writing

*ENGL&235 is not a direct equivalent to ENGLISH 402 at WSU, but is an approved substitute for the School of Engineering & Applied Sciences.

COMPUTER SCIENCE, BS
Computer Science Major RequirementsWashington State University SystemColumbia Basin CollegeBlue Mountain Community College
Computer ScienceCPT_S 121 Intro to Electrical Eng. and Computer Sci.CS& 131 Computer Science | C++ and CS 162 C++2No Equivalent
CPT_S 122 Data Structures C/C++ CS 260 Data Structures in C++No Equivalent
MathMATH 171 [QUAN] Calculus IMATH & 152 Calculus IIMTH 252 Calculus
MATH 172 Calculus IIMATH& 153 Calculus IIIMTH 253 Calculus
MATH 216 Discrete StructuresMATH 246 Discrete StructuresMTH 231 Discrete Mathematics
MATH 220 Introduction to Linear AlgebraMATH 243 Linear AlgebraMTH 261 Linear Algebra
MATH 273 Calculus IIIMATH& 254 Calculus IVMTH 254 Vector Calculus
MATH 315 Differential EquationsMATH 255 Differential EquationsMTH 256 Differential Equations
LogicPHIL 201 [QUAN]PHIL& 120 Symbolic Logic or PHIL 106 Introduction to LogicNo Equivalent
BiologyBiology 106 [BSCI] Introductory Biology: Organismal BiologyBIOL& 212 Majors Plant w/Lab and BIOL& 213 Majors Animal w/LabBI 212 and 213 General Biology for Majors
Biology 107 [BSCI] Introductory Biology: Cell Biology and GeneticsBIOL& 211 Majors Cellular w/Lab BI 211 General Biology
Physics or Chemistry SeriesPHYSICS 201 and 202 [PSCI] Physics for Scientists and Engineers I & II or CHEM 105 [PSCI] Principles of Chemistry IPHYS& 221, 222, and 223 Engineering Physics I, II, III w/Lab or CHEM& 161, and 162 General Chemistry I & II w/LabPHY 211, 212, and 213 General Physics with Calculus or CH 221, and 222 General Chemistry
Technical WritingEnglish 402* [WRTG] Technical and Professional Writing ENGL& 235 Technical WritingWR 227 Technical Report Writing

*ENGL&235 is not a direct equivalent to ENGLISH 402 at WSU, but is an approved substitute for the School of Engineering & Applied Sciences.

CYBERSECURITY, BS
Computer Science Major RequirementsWashington State University SystemColumbia Basin CollegeBlue Mountain Community College
Computer ScienceCPT_S 121 Intro to Electrical Eng. and Computer Sci. CS& 131 Computer Science | C++ and CS 162 C++2No Equivalent
CPT_S 122 Data Structures C/C++ CS 260 Data Structures in C++No Equivalent
MathMATH 171 [QUAN] Calculus IMATH & 152 Calculus IIMTH 252 Calculus
MATH 172 Calculus IIMATH& 153 Calculus IIIMTH 253 Calculus
MATH 220 Introduction to Linear AlgebraMATH 243 Linear AlgebraMTH 261 Linear Algebra
LogicPHIL 201 [QUAN] Introduction to Formal LogicPHIL& 120 Symbolic Logic or PHIL 106 Introduction to LogicNo Equivalent
BiologyBiology 106 [BSCI] Introductory Biology: Organismal BiologyBIOL& 212 Majors Plant w/Lab and BIOL& 213 Majors Animal w/LabBI 212 and 213 General Biology for Majors
Biology 107 [BSCI] Introductory Biology: Cell Biology and GeneticsBIOL& 211 Majors Cellular w/Lab BI 211 General Biology
Physics or Chemistry SeriesPHYSICS 201 and 202 [PSCI] Physics for Scientists and Engineers I & II or CHEM 105 [PSCI] Principles of Chemistry IPHYS& 221, 222, and 223 Engineering Physics I, II, III w/Lab or CHEM& 161, and 162 General Chemistry I & II w/LabPHY 211, 212, and 213 General Physics with Calculus or CH 221, and 222 General Chemistry
Technical WritingEnglish 402* [WRTG] Technical and Professional Writing ENGL& 235 Technical WritingWR 227 Technical Report Writing

*ENGL&235 is not a direct equivalent to ENGLISH 402 at WSU, but is an approved substitute for the School of Engineering & Applied Sciences.

DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY & CULTURE
DTC Major RequirementsWashington State University SystemColumbia Basin CollegeBlue Mountain Community College
ArtDTC 101 Digital Technology & CultureArt 209 Digital Art and DesignNo Equivalent
DTC 201 Methods for Digital TechnologyArt 211 Graphic Design INo Equivalent
Foreign LanguageIf you have not completed two years of the same foreign language in high school, it is recommended to take two quarters/semesters of the same college-level foreign language.
Science LabsAny two sciences with two labs.

Completion of the Associate of Arts & Sciences – Direct Transfer Agreement (DTA) will fulfill the required UCORE, or general education coursework, at Washington State University Tri-Cities.

EARTH & ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
Earth & Environmental Science Major RequirementsWSU SystemColumbia Basin CollegeBlue Mountain Community College
BiologyBiology 106 [BSCI] Introductory Biology: Organismal BiologyBIOL& 212 Majors Plant w/Lab and BIOL& 213 Majors Animal w/LabBI 212 and 213 General Biology for Majors
Biology 107 [BSCI] Introductory Biology: Cell Biology and GeneticsBIOL& 211 Majors Cellular w/Lab BI 211 General Biology
Chemistry
Choose a series
CHEM 101 Introduction to Chemistry and CHEM 102 Chemistry Related to Life SciencesCHEM& 121 Intro to Chemistry w/Lab, CHEM& 122 Intro to Organic Chemistry w/Lab, and CHEM& 123 Intro to Biochemistry w/LabCH 104, 105, and 106 Introductory Chemistry
CHEM 105 and 106 [PSCI] Principles of Chemistry I & IICHEM& 161, 162, and 163 General Chemistry I, II, & III w/LabCH 221, 222, and 223 General Chemistry
MathMATH 106 College AlgebraMATH& 141 Precalculus IMTH 111 College Algebra
MATH 108 TrigonometryMATH& 142 Precalculus IIMTH 112 Elementary Functions
Additional Math
Choose one
STATS 212 [QUAN] Introduction to Statistical MethodsMATH& 146 Introduction to StatsNo Equivalent
MATH 171 [QUAN] Calculus IMATH & 152 Calculus IIMTH 252 Calculus
Environmental ScienceSOE 110 [BSCI] The Environment, Human Life, and SustainabilityENVS& 101 Intro to Environmental Science w/LabNo Equivalent
GeologySOE 101 Welcome to Earth: An Introduction to GeologyGEOL& 101 Intro to Physical Geology w/LabNo Equivalent
EconomicsECONS 101 [SSCI] Fundamentals of MicroeconomicsECON& 101 Micro Economics
EC 201 Principles of Microeconomic Theory with Applications
Public SpeakingCOMM 102 [COMM] Public Speaking in the Digital AgeCMST& 220 Public SpeakingCOM 111 Public Speaking
Foreign LanguageIf you have not completed two years of the same foreign language in high school, it is recommended to take two quarters/semesters of the same college-level foreign language.
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
Elementary Education Major RequirementsWashington State University System Columbia Basin CollegeBlue Mountain Community College
English CompositionENGL 101 [WRTG] College CompositionENGL& 101 English Composition IWR 121 English Composition
ENGL 201 [WRTG] Writing and Research ENGL& 102 English Composition IINo Equivalent
Human Development PsychologyPSYCH 361 Developmental PsychologyPSYC& 200 Lifespan PsychologyPSY 237 Human Development
Math for Elementary TeachersMath 251 and 252 [QUAN] Fundamentals of Elementary Education I & IIMATH& 171, 172, and 173: Math for Elementary Education I, II, & IIIMATH 212 and 213: Foundations of Elementary Mathematics
U.S. History
Choose one
HIST 110 [HUM]: American History to 1877 or HIST 111 [HUM]: American History Since 1877HIST& 146: U.S. History I or HIST& 147: U.S. History II or HIST& 148 U.S. History IIIHIST 201 History of the United States or HIST 203 History of the United States
Social SciencesPOL_S 101 Introduction to American PoliticsPOLS& 202 United States GovernmentPS 201 American Government and Politics
World History
Choose one
HIST 120: World History I or HIST 121 World History IIHIST& 126 World Civilizations I or HIST& 127 World Civilizations IIHST 104 World History I or HST 106 World History III
SciencesSOE 101 [PSCI] Welcome to Earth: An Introduction to Geology and BIOL 102 General BiologyGEOL& 101 Intro to Physical Geology w/Lab and BIOL& 100 Survey of Biology w/LabG 101 Introduction to Geology and BI 101 General Biology for Non-Majors
Additional Sciences
Two additional sciences with labPHYS& 110: Physics for Non-Science Majors w/Lab; CHEM& 110: Chemical Concepts w/Lab; ENVS& 101: Intro to Environmental Science w/Lab; ASTR& 101: Intro to Astronomy w/Lab; etc. PHY 201, PHY 202, and PHY 203: General Physics I, II, & II; CH 221 and CH 222: General Chemistry I & II
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
Electrical Engineering Major RequirementsWashington State University SystemColumbia Basin CollegeBlue Mountain Community College
MathMATH 171 [QUAN] Calculus IMATH & 152 Calculus IIMTH 252 Calculus
MATH 172 Calculus IIMATH& 153 Calculus IIIMTH 253 Calculus
MATH 220 Introduction to Linear AlgebraMATH 243 Linear AlgebraMTH 261 Linear Algebra
MATH 273 Calculus IIIMATH& 254 Calculus IVMTH 254 Vector Calculus
MATH 315 Differential EquationsMATH 255 Differential EquationsMTH 256 Differential Equations
Engineering ENGR 120 Innovation in DesignENT 111 Introduction to EngineeringNo Equivalent
CE 211 StaticsENGR& 214 StaticsNo Equivalent
ME 301 Fundamentals of ThermodynamicsENGR& 215 DynamicsNo Equivalent
E_E 221 or CPT_S 122*ENGR& 224 Fundamentals of ThermodynamicsNo Equivalent
PhysicsPHYSICS 201 and 202 [PSCI] Physics for Scientists and Engineers I & IIPHYS& 221, 222, and 223 Engineering Physics I, II, III w/LabPHY 211, 212, and 213 General Physics with Calculus
Chemistry*CHEM 105 [PSCI] Principles of Chemistry ICHEM& 161, and 162 General Chemistry I & II w/LabCH 221, and 222 General Chemistry
Economics
Choose one
ECONS 101 [SSCI] Fundamentals of Microeconomics or ECONS 102 [SSCI] Fundamentals of MacroeconomicsECON& 201 Micro Economics or ECON& 202 Macro EconomicsEC 201 Principles of Microeconomic Theory w/Applications or EC 202 Principles of Macroeconomic Theory w/Applications
Technical Writing*English 402* [WRTG] Technical and Professional Writing ENGL& 235 Technical WritingWR 227 Technical Report Writing
Computer ScienceCPT_S 121 Program Design and Development C/C++CS&131 Computer Science | C++ and CS 162 C++ 2No Equivalent

*ENGL&235 is not a direct equivalent to ENGLISH 402 at WSU, but is an approved substitute for the School of Engineering & Applied Sciences.

*CHEM& 161 is not a direct equivalent to CHEMISTRY 105 at WSU, but is an approved substitute for the School of Engineering & Applied Sciences only.

*If your institution does not offer an equivalent to E_E 221, you may take the equivalent to CPT_S 122 instead. This exception is only for WSU Tri-Cities students.

ENGLISH
English Major RequirementsWashington State University SystemColumbia Basin CollegeBlue Mountain Community College
Foreign LanguageIf you have not completed two years of the same foreign language in high school, it is recommended to take two quarters/semesters of the same college-level foreign language.
Science LabsAny two sciences with two labs.

Completion of the Associate of Arts & Sciences – Direct Transfer Agreement (DTA) will fulfill the required UCORE, or general education coursework, at Washington State University Tri-Cities.

HISTORY
History Major RequirementsWashington State University SystemColumbia Basin CollegeBlue Mountain Community College
US History ConcentrationHistory 110 [HUM]HIST&146HST 201
History 111 [HUM]HIST&148HST 203
History 298No EquivalentHST 205
European ConcentrationHistory 101 [HUM]No EquivalentHST 101
History 102 [HUM]No EquivalentHST 103
Non-Western ConcentrationHISTORY 230 [HUM]Hist 111 and 112No Equivalent
History 272 [DIVR]Hist 115No Equivalent
History 275 [DIVR]Hist 110No Equivalent
Science LabsAny two sciences with two labs.
Foreign LanguageIf you have not completed two years of the same foreign language in high school, it is recommended to take two quarters/semesters of the same college-level foreign language.

Completion of the history courses above does not guarantee completion of each concentration area. There are no equivalents to satisfy the 21 credits of upper-division history course work.

HUMANITIES

Humanities is a General Studies degree, which means student have the freedom to study within their desired “concentrations” of topics they are most interested in. Discussion with an advisor will need to happen for the student to choose their concentrations.

Degree requirements:

  1. Meet all university graduation requirements
  2. UCORE (Will be fulfilled by an Associate of Arts – Direct Transfer Agreement)
  3. Meet College of Arts and Sciences requirements (foreign language, additional UCORE course)
  4. Meet major requirements

Contact the Office of Admissions for additional information about the Humanities major.

MATHEMATICS - GENERAL STUDIES
Math Major RequirementsWashington State University SystemColumbia Basin CollegeBlue Mountain Community College
Primary ConcentrationMATH 171 [QUAN]MATH&152MTH 252
MATH 172MATH&153MTH 273
MATH 220MATH 243MTH 261
MATH 273MATH&254MTH 254
Foreign LanguageIf you have not completed two years of the same foreign language in high school, it is recommended to take two quarters/semesters of the same college-level foreign language.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Mechanical Engineering Major RequirementsWashington State University SystemColumbia Basin CollegeBlue Mountain Community College
MathMATH 171 [QUAN]MATH&152MTH 252
MATH 172MATH&153MTH 253
MATH 220MATH 243MTH 261
MATH 273MATH& 254MTH 254
MATH 315MATH 255MTH 256
EngineeringCE 211ENGR&214ENGR 231
CE 215ENGR&225ENGR 235
ENGR 120ENT 111No Equivalent
ME 116No EquivalentNo Equivalent
ME 212ENGR&215No Equivalent
ME 301ENGR&224No Equivalent
EE 261No EquivalentNo Equivalent
PhysicsPHYSICS 201 and 202 [PSCI]PHYS&221, 222,
and 223
PHY 211, 212 and 213
ChemistryCHEM 105 and 106 [PSCI]CHEM&161 and 162CH 221 and 222
Computer ScienceCPT_S 121CS&131 and CS 162No Equivalent
EconomicsECONS 102 [SSCI]ECON&202EC 202
Technical Writing*ENGL 402 [WRTG]ENGL&235WR 227

*ENGL&235 is not a direct equivalent to ENGLISH 402 at WSU, but is an approved substitute for the School of Engineering & Applied Sciences.

NURSING
PHYSICAL SCIENCES - GENERAL STUDIES
Physical Sciences Major RequirementsWashington State University SystemColumbia Basin CollegeBlue Mountain Community College
MathMATH 171 [QUAN]MATH&152MTH 252
MATH 172MATH&153MTH 253
PhysicsPHYSICS 201 and 202 [PSCI]PHYS&221, 222, 223PHY 211, 212 and 213
ChemistryCHEM 105 and 106 [PSCI]CHEM&161, 162, and 163CH 221, 222 and 223
GeologySOE 101GEOL&101GS 142
Foreign LanguageIf you have not completed two years of the same foreign language in high school, it is recommended to take two quarters/semesters of the same college-level foreign language.
PRE-HEALTH SCIENCES
Biology Major RequirementsWashington State UniversityColumbia Basin CollegeBlue Mountain Community College
BiologyBiology 106 [BSCI] Introductory Biology: Organismal BiologyBIOL& 212 Majors Plant w/Lab and BIOL& 213 Majors Animal w/LabBI 212 and 213 General Biology for Majors
Biology 107 [BSCI] Introductory Biology: Cell Biology and GeneticsBIOL& 211 Majors Cellular w/Lab BI 211 General Biology
ChemistryCHEM 105 and 106 [PSCI] Principles of Chemistry I & IICHEM& 161, 162, and 163 General Chemistry I, II, & III w/LabCH 221, 222, and 223 General Chemistry
MathSTATS 212 [QUAN] Introduction to Statistical MethodsMATH& 146 Introduction to StatsNo Equivalent
MATH 171 [QUAN] Calculus IMATH& 152 Calculus IIMTH 252 Calculus
Physics:
Choose a series
PHYSICS 101 and 102 [PSCI] General Physics I & IIPHYS& 114, 115, and 116 General Physics I, II, & III w/LabPHY 201, 202, and 203 General Physics
PHYSICS 201 and 202 [PSCI] Phsics for Scientists and Engineers I & IIPHYS& 221, 222, and 223 Engineering Physics I, II, III w/LabPHY 211, 212, and 213 General Physics with Calculus
Foreign
Language
If you have not completed two years of the same foreign language in high school, it is recommended to take two quarters/semesters of the same college-level foreign language.
PSYCHOLOGY
Psychology Major RequirementsWashington State University SystemColumbia Basin CollegeBlue Mountain Community College
PsychologyPsych 105 [SSCI]PSYC&100PSY 201
Psych 210Psych 209No Equivalent
Biology - Choose oneBiology 102 [BSCI]BIOL&100 or 160BI 101
Biology 106 [BSCI]BIOL&212 and 213BI 212 and 213
Biology 107 [BSCI]BIOL&211BI 211
MathStats 212 [QUAN] (prereq for Psych 311 @ WSU)MATH&146No Equivalent
Foreign LanguageIf you have not completed two years of the same foreign language in high school, it is recommended to take two quarters/semesters of the same college-level foreign language.
Science LabsAny two sciences with two labs - Biology course will satisfy one of the sciences
SOCIAL SCIENCES

Social science is a General Studies degree, which means student have the freedom to study within their desired “concentrations” of topics they are most interested in. Discussion with an advisor will need to happen for the student to choose their concentrations.

Degree requirements:

  1. Meet all university graduation requirements
  2. UCORE (Will be fulfilled by an Associate of Arts – Direct Transfer Agreement)
  3. Meet College of Arts and Sciences requirements (foreign language, additional UCORE course)
  4. Meet major requirements

Contact the Office of Admissions for additional information about the Social Science major.

SOCIAL WORK
Social Work Major RequirementsWashington State University SystemColumbia Basin CollegeBlue Mountain Community College
PsychologyPsych 105 [SSCI]PSYC&100PSY 201Z
Sociology101 [SSCI] Introduction to SociologySOC& 101 or Soc& 201SOC 204 or SOC 205
StatisticsSTATS 212 [QUAN]MATH&146MTH 243 - Probability and Statistics

Students must also complete 6 semester credits (10 quarter credits) of coursework in social work or human development. At CBC, these courses would include: SOWK 101,103 or 201 and HDEV 100, 101, 102, 110, 120, 124, 128, 135, 199.

WINE SCIENCE (VITICULTURE & ENOLOGY)
Viticulture & Enology Major RequirementsWashington State University SystemColumbia Basin CollegeBlue Mountain Community College
BiologyBIOL 106 [BSCI]BIOL&212 and 213BI 212 and 213
BIOL 107 [BSCI]BIOL&211BI 211
Chemistry
Choose a series
CHEM 101 and 102 [PSCI]CHEM&121, 122, and 123CH 104, 105 and 106
CHEM 105 and 106 [PSCI]CHEM&161, 162, and 163CH 221, 222, and 223
MathSTAT 212 [QUAN]MATH&146No Equivalent
CommunicationCOMM 102 [COMM]CMST&220COM 111
EconomicsECONS 101 or 102 [SSCI]ECONS&201 or 202EC 201 or 202
Viticulture & EnologyHORT 102HORT 202No Equivalent
HORT 202HORT 203No Equivalent
SOIL_SCI 201BIOL 201CSS 100
SOIL_SCI 441No EquivalentNo Equivalent
VIT_ENOL 113No EquivalentNo Equivalent
ENTOM 343BIOL 252No Equivalent
Viticulture & Enology Electives*ECONS 350No EquivalentNo Equivalent
AGTM 315 No EquivalentNo Equivalent
CROP_SCI 302 No EquivalentNo Equivalent
IPM 201 No EquivalentNo Equivalent

*These courses will count toward the required specialization electives.