VCCS Courses that Fulfill COLL Requirements
Below are the current VCCS Courses that satisfy our COLL proficiency categories. Ideally, students will have at least one to two in each category prior to transfer. To view all VCCS courses and how they transfer to W&M, please reference our Equivalency Guide.
MATH: Mathematics/Quantitative Reasoning (1)
MTH 154: QUANTITATIVE REASONING
MTH 155: STATISTICAL REASONING
MTH 245: STATISTICS I
MTH 246: STATISTICS II
MTH 261: APPLIED CALCULUS I
MTH 262: APPLIED CALCULUS II
MTH 263: CALCULUS I
MTH 264 CALCULUS II
NQR: Natural and Quantitative Reasoning (* denotes lab section required)
ADJ 201: CRIMINOLOGY
BIO 101: GENERAL BIOLOGY I*
BIO 102: GENERAL BIOLOGY II*
BIO 141: HUMAN ANATOMY/PHYS I*
BIO 142: HUMAN ANATOMY/PHYS II
CHM 101: GENERAL CHEMISTRY I*
CHM 111: COLLEGE CHEMISTRY I*
CHM 241: ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I
DIT 121: NUTRITION I
DIT 125: CURRENT CONCEPTS IN DIET/NUTRITION
GEO 200: INTRO TO PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY
GOL 105: PHYSICAL GEOLOGY*
GOL 110: EARTH SYSTEMS*
GOL 225: ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY
HLT 138: PRIN OF NUTRITION (3 credits)
HLT 206: EXERCISE SCIENCE
MAR 101: GENERAL OCEANOGRAPHY I
MTH 263: CALCULUS I
NAS 130: ELEM OF ASTRONOMY*
NAS 131: ASTRONOMY I*
PHY 101 or 102: INTRO TO PHYSICS I, II*
PHY 141: ASTRONOMY I*
PHY 201 or 202: GEN. COL. PHYSICS I, II*
PHY 241 or 242: UNIVERSITY PHYSICS I, II*
PHY 243: MODERN PHYSICS*
PSY 200: PRINCIPLES OF PSYCHOLOGY
PSY 219: CROSS-CULTURAL PSYCHOLOGY
SOC 236: CRIMINOLOGY
CSI: Culture, Society, Individual (2)
ADJ 201: CRIMINOLOGY
ARC 201: HISTORY OF MODERN ARCHITECTURE
ART 101: HISTORY/APPRECIATION ART I
ART 102: HISTORY/APPRECIATION ART II
ECO 201: PRIN OF ECON I - MACRO
ECO 202: PRIN OF ECON II – MICRO
ENG 200: INTRO TO LINGUISTICS
HIS 101: HISTORY OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION I
HIS 102: HISTORY OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION II
HIS 111: HISTORY OF WORLD CIVILIZATION I
HIS 112: HISTORY OF WORLD CIVILIZATION II
HIS 121: UNITED STATES HISTORY I
HIS 122: UNITED STATES HISTORY II
HIS 141: AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY I
HIS 142: AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY II
HIS 203: HISTORY OF AFRICAN CIVILIZATIONS I
HIS 204: HISTORY OF AFRICAN CIVILIZATIONS II
HIS 231: HISTORY OF LATIN AMERICAN CIVILIZATIONS I
HIS 232: HISTORY OF LATIN AMERICAN CIVILIZATIONS II
HIS 251: HISTORY OF MIDDLE EAST CIVILIZATION I
HIS 252 HISTORY OF MIDDLE EAST CIVILIZATION II
HIS 253: HISTORY OF ASIAN CIVILIZATION I
HIS 254 HISTORY OF ASIAN CIVILIZATION II
HUM 201: SURVEY OF WESTERN CULTURE I
HUM 202: SURVEY OF WESTERN CULTURE II
PLS 130: BASICS OF AMERICAN POLITICS
PLS 135: AMERICAN NATIONAL POLITICS
PLS 140: INTRO TO COMPARATIVE POLITICS
PLS 241: INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
PSY 200: PRINCIPLES OF PSYCHOLOGY
PSY 215: ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY
PSY 216: SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
PSY 219: CROSS-CULTURAL PSYCHOLOGY
PSY 225: THEORIES OF PERSONALITY
PSY 230: DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY
PSY 235: CHILD PSYCHOLOGY
PSY 237: ADULT PSYCHOLOGY
PSY 240: HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY
REL 233: INTRODUCTION TO ISLAM
REL 247: HISTORY OF CHRISTIANITY
SOC 200: PRINCIPLES OF SOCIOLOGY
SOC 207: MEDICAL SOCIOLOGY
SOC 211: CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY
SOC 215: SOCIOLOGY OF THE FAMILY
SOC 225: SOCIOLOGY OF GENDER
SOC 236: CRIMINOLOGY
SOC 245: SOCIOLOGY OF AGING
SOC 253: SOCIOLOGY OF RELIGION
SOC 268: SOCIAL PROBLEMS
ALV: Arts, Letters, and Values (2)
ARC 201: HISTORY OF MODERN ARCHITECTURE
ART 101: HISTORY/APPRECIATION ART I
ART 102: HISTORY/APPRECIATION ART II
ART 120: BEGINNING DRAWING
ART 121: DRAWING I
ART 125: INTRO TO PAINTING
ART 132 or 134: 3-D DESIGN
ART 153: CERAMICS I
ART 154: CERAMICS II
ART 231: SCULPTURE I
ART 232: SCULPTURE II
ART 235: FUNCTIONAL CERAMICS
ART 236: SCULPTURAL CERAMICS
ART 241: PAINTING I
ART 242: PAINTING II
ART 271: PRINTMAKING I
CST 100: PRINCIPLES OF PUBLIC SPEAKING
CST 131: ACTING I
CST 231: HISTORY OF THEATER I
CST 245: BASIC LIGHTING
CRF 101: HAND-BUILT POTTERY
CRF 102 WHEEL THROWN POTTERY
DAN 164: JAZZ II
DAN 167: DANCE IMPROVISATION
ENG 241: SURVEY OF AMERICAN LITERATURE I
ENG 243: SURVEY OF ENGLISH LITERATURE I
ENG 244: SURVEY OF ENGLISH LITERATURE II
ENG 245: BRITISH LITERATURE
ENG 246: AMERICAN LITERATURE
ENG 271: THE WORKS OF SHAKESPEARE I
GRE 101: BEGINNING ANCIENT GREEK I
GRE 102: BEGINNING ANCIENT GREEK II
HUM 259: THE GREEK & ROMAN TRADITION
MUS 101 taken with 102: BASIC MUSICIANSHIP I & II
MUS 121 taken with 122: MUSIC APPRECIATION I & II
MUS 140: INTRO TO RECORDING TECHNIQUES
MUS 157: SOUND STUDIO DESIGN
MUS 158: RECORDING STUDIO ELECTRONICS
MUS 221 taken with 222: HISTORY OF MUSIC I & II
MUS 225: THE HISTORY OF JAZZ
MUS 226: WORLD MUSIC
MUS 227: EDITING AND MIXING TECHNIQUES
MUS 235: ADV RECORDING TECHNIQUES
PHI 100: INTRO TO PHILOSOPHY
PHI 101: INTRO TO PHILOSOPHY I
PHI 220: ETHICS
PHI 265: PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION
PED 161: DANCE PRODUCTION I
PED 163: JAZZ I
REL 230: RELIGIONS OF THE WORLD
REL 233: INTRODUCTION TO ISLAM
REL 247: HISTORY OF CHRISTIANITY
SPA 206: SPANISH FOR HERITAGE SPEAKERS II
SPA 211 OR 212: INTERMEDIATE SPANISH CONVO I/II
SPA 233: INTRO TO SPANISH CIV LIT I/II
ARTS: Creative & Performing Arts (1)
ARC 123 or 124: ARCHITECTURAL GRAPHICS I or II
ARC 231 or 232: ADVANCED ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN & GRAPHICS I or II
ART 120: BEGINNING DRAWING
ART 121: FOUNDATIONS OF DRAWING
ART 125: INTRO TO PAINTING
ART 131: 2-D DESIGN
ART 132 or 134: 3-D DESIGN
ART 153 or 154: CERAMICS I or II
ART 221 or 222: DRAWING III or IV
ART 231 or 232: SCULPTURE I or II
ART 235: FUNCTIONAL CERAMICS
ART 236: SCULPTURAL CERAMICS
ART 241 or 242: PAINTING I or II
ART 243 or 244: WATERCOLOR I or II
ART 245: PORTRAIT PAINTING
ART 246: FIGURE PAINTING
ART 259: LANDSCAPE PAINTING
ART 271 or 272: PRINTMAKING I or II
ART 277: ADV. PRINTMAKING
CST 100: PRINCIPLES OF PUBLIC SPEAKING
CST 105: ORAL COMMUNICATION
CST 110: INTRO TO COMMUNICATION
CST 126: INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION
CST 130: INTRO TO THEATRE
CST 131: ACTING I
CST 245: BASIC LIGHTING
DAN 160: MODERN DANCE I
DAN 164: JAZZ II
DAN 166: BALLET I
ENG 211 taken with 212: CREATIVE WRITING I & II
MUS 131 or 132: CLASS VOICE I or II
MUS 136: APPLIED MUSIC - VOICE
MUS 137: CHORUS ENSEMBLE
MUS 138: SMALL VOCAL ENSEMBLE
MUS 140: INTRO TO RECORDING TECHNIQUES
MUS 141 or 142: CLASS PIANO I or II
MUS 145: APPLIED MUSIC – KEYBOARD
MUS 148: ORCHESTRA ENSEMBLE
MUS 149: BAND ENSEMBLE
MUS 150: OLD-TIME STRING BAND
MUS 157: SOUND STUDIO DESIGN
MUS 158: RECORDING STUDIO ELECTRONICS
MUS 159: IMPROVISATIONAL TECHNIQUES
MUS 161: CLASS STRINGS
MUS 163 or 164: GUITAR THEORY & PRACTICE I or II
MUS 185: APPLIED MUSIC - PERCUSSION
MUS 213 or 214: COMPOSITION I or II
MUS 227: EDITING AND MIXDOWN TECHNIQUES
MUS 231 or 232: ADVANCED CLASS VOICE I or II
MUS 235: ADVANCED RECORDING TECHNIQUES
MUS 236: ADVANCED APPLIED MUSIC – VOICE
MUS 237: CHORUS ENSEMBLE
MUS 238: SMALL VOCAL ENSEMBLE
MUS 241 or 242: ADVANCED CLASS PIANO I or II
MUS 245: ADVANCED APPLIED MUSIC – KEYBOARD
MUS 248: ORCHESTRA
MUS 249: BAND ENSEMBLE
MUS 259: ADV IMPROVISATIONAL TECHNIQUES
MUS 285: ADVANCED APPLIED MUSIC – PERCUSSION
PED 160: MODERN DANCE
PED 163: JAZZ I
PED 166: BALLET I
FLP: Foreign Language Proficiency (Note: these are not admission requirements but are required prior to graduation from W&M. This can also be satisfied by having completed Level IV of a foreign language in high school)
ARA 202 INTERMEDIATE ARABIC II
ASL 202: AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE IV
CHI 202: CONVERSATIONAL CHINESE II
FRE 202: INTERMEDIATE FRENCH II
FRE 204: INTERMEDIATE FRENCH I/II
GER 202: INTERMEDIATE GERMAN II
GRE 202: INTERMEDIATE GREEK II
ITA 202: INTERMEDIATE ITALIAN II
JPN 202: INTERMEDIATE JAPANESE II
RUS 202: INTERMEDIATE RUSSIAN II
SPA 202: INTERMEDIATE SPANISH II
SPA 204: INTERMEDIATE SPANISH I/II
SPA 205: SPANISH FOR HERITAGE SPEAKERS
