Dec 12, 2024  
2021-2022 Academic Catalog 
    
2021-2022 Academic Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Humanities, AA / LT


The Humanities area touches everything from communication, history and literature to philosophy and religion. Students should develop a working knowledge of a foreign language and choose a blend of courses across the humanities disciplines, including literature and history. Advisors, and the university catalogs and links on the articulation web site can provide more guidance on specific course recommendations depending on the student’s area of interest and anticipated baccalaureate major.

Degree of Associate of Arts Louisiana Transfer


The Associate of Arts Louisiana Transfer (AA/LT) degree is designed to provide students at a two-year or community college with an opportunity to complete the first 60 hours of work toward a baccalaureate degree. Students who successfully complete a designated transfer associate degree program are eligible to enter a four-year public university as a junior, with all 60 hours (non-developmental) credits transferring to the receiving four-year university.

The AA/LT degree consists of a 39-hour general education block and a 21-hour block of additional coursework. Students who enter a four-year public university with this degree in hand will have met the university’s general education requirements and will be granted upper division (junior) status. This guarantee applies to those who successfully complete the degree with a grade of “C” or better in each course.

In the AA/LT degree program, students can focus upon a business, criminal justice, fine arts, humanities, or social sciences concentration. Upon deciding on a prospective concentration, it is important that students do some research and seek advice from their faculty advisor regarding the program’s prerequisite courses so that they may be completed as a part of the AA/LT degree.

In summary, the Louisiana Transfer Associate Degree guarantees (with grade requirement met):

  • Admission to a 4-year public university;
  • Junior-level standing;
  • Transfer of all 60 hours;
  • Completion of General Education block requirements at any Louisiana public university;
  • Equal opportunity to compete against ‘native’ students for admission to limited access programs.

The Louisiana Transfer Associate Degree does not guarantee:

  • Admission to every university or degree program: student must meet institutional or degree program admission requirements (e.g., GPA, specific course completions, etc);
  • That the courses taken for the transfer degree will meet specified course requirements of the major.

Check specific university transfer and program admission information at the articulation web site.

60 Hour Core


English Composition (6 hours: Gen Ed)


Math/Analytical Reasoning (6 hours: Gen Ed)


Natural Sciences (9-10 hours=9 hours Gen Ed + 0-1 lab)


Humanities (24-30 hours=9 Gen Ed + 15-21)


Social/Behavioral Science (6-12 hours=6 Gen Ed, include 1 course at Sophomore level, + 0-6)


Fine Arts (3 hours: Gen Ed)


Notes:


Check with an advisor. The anticipated major or area of interest will impact the type and number of humanities classes that should be completed.