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of transferring to Wilkes to pursue an undergraduate degree, these pages will help plan a course of study to maximize credit in transfer toward a Wilkes degree. If you are less certain about your career plans, or if you are making a decision to transfer, these pages will help you evaluate your decision to apply to Wilkes.

you must plan ahead. Use the course-equivalent guide with your current LCCC catalog and the Wilkes Bulletin to help decide which courses will transfer to your intended bachelor's degree program.

contact the LCCC Counseling and Advisement Office, the Wilkes Admissions Office transfer counselor, or the University College at Wilkes, for undecided students, at 570-408-4110.

Counselors and advisors in all these offices will be glad to answer questions about transfer of credit to Wilkes. We welcome your regular contact.

familiar surroundings or a routine. With this guide, and visits to Wilkes, we hope to provide you with as much information as you need. The more you know and understand, the better you will feel about your transition.

AA in Humanities to BA in English (Literature)
AS in General Studies to Matriculation at Wilkes University
AS in Accounting to BBA in Finance
AS in Business Administration to BBA
AS in Computer Information Systems (CIS) to BS in CIS
AS in Education to BA in Elementary Education/Sociology
AS in International Business to BBA
AS in Mathematics to BA in Mathematics
AS in Pre-Optometry to BS in Biology/Pre-Optometry
AS in Science to BS in Biology
AS in Science to BS in Chemistry
AS in Social Science to BA in Political Science
AS in Social Science to BA in Psychology
AS in Social Science to BA in Sociology
AS in Broadcast Communications Technology to BA in Communications
AS in Child Development to BA in Psychology
AS in Criminal Justice to BA in Criminology
AS in Electronic Engineering Technology to BA in Applied & Engineering Sciences
AS in Human Services to BA in Sociology
AS in Journalism to BA in Communications
AS in Nursing to BS in Nursing*

*The Nursing Department provides advanced-credit examinations for applicants to enter the program at their levels of competency. Transfer RN and LPN students are required to have personal interviews with the department chair or the chair's designee to plan their programs before they can be accepted into the Wilkes Nursing Program. Registered-nurse students and students who have completed programs of study and are eligible to sit for the NCLEX-RN are required to complete NSG 299 and successfully pass a comprehensive examination of validation of prior learning. When these two requirements are met, credit will be awarded for NSG 171, 202, 203, 204, 273, and 301. Licensed Practical Nurses may also be eligible for advanced placement credit after completing a series of examinations.