White Mountains Community College

Computer Information Systems Public Pathways Program

We have partnered with White Mountains Community College to offer a Pathways Program that allows you to seamlessly transfer to UNH Manchester. This curriculum map will help you turn your A.S. in Information Technology into a B.S. in Computer Information Systems at UNH Manchester.

NOTE: Download the WMCC courses that fulfill requirements for UNH’s Discovery Program at manchester.unh.edu/pathways in the WMCC accordion under “General Education.”

1. Major credit when paired with IST 230 for COMP 530. Students must earn a C or better in IST 114 and 230 to earn credit for COMP 530.
2. Major credit when paired with IST 235 for COMP 520. Students must earn a C or better in both COMP 105 and IST 235 to earn credit for COMP 520.

If you are enrolled in the NH Dual Admission Program and/or plan to finish your associate degree at WMCC, complete the following requirements at UNH Manchester to receive your bachelor's degree.
 

Major Course Requirements:

• COMP 430 – System Fundamentals
• COMP 525 – Data Structures Fundamentals
• COMP 560 – Ethics and Law in the Digital Age (also fulfills Discovery humanities course)
• COMP 715 – Information Security
• COMP 730 – Object-Oriented Software Development
• COMP 690 – Internship Experience (4credits)
• COMP 790 – Capstone Project
• UMST 582 - Internship and Career Planning Seminar (1credit)
• Three Major elective course

Remaining Discovery Program Course Requirements:

• Discovery biological or physical science courses
• Discovery world cultures course
• Discovery social science course

University Degree Requirements: 

• Elective courses to fill remaining credits required for bachelor’s degree (128 total)
• University writing requirement*

* Bachelor degree candidates are required to complete four writing-intensive courses, which must include: English 401 – First-Year Writing (or equivalent transfer English composition course) and three additional writing-intensive courses, one in the student’s major and one at the 600-level or above.

Please also note:

• UNH Manchester accepts a maximum of 72 credits in transfer from 2-year institutions. Only courses completed with a grade of C or better will be accepted as transfer credits.
• Students must earn a minimum overall grade point average of 2.50 at WMCC to be eligible for dual enrollment at UNH Manchester.
• Course titles, names and/or sequencing are subject to change.

English Teaching Public Pathways Program

We have partnered with White Mountain Community College to offer a Pathways Program that allows you to seamlessly transfer to UNH Manchester. This curriculum map will help you turn your A.S. in English into a B.A. in English teaching at UNH Manchester. 

* Use Discovery Course approval list for your campus. 

**Note that some program or general elective courses, such as capstone courses, internships, or lower-level math courses may not transfer. 

At UNH you will complete the following requirements to earn your bachelor's degree:

Major Course Requirements:

• ENGL 657 - Shakespeare
• ENGL 723 and 726 - Seminar in English Teaching I and II or ENGL 710 - Teachign Writing and ENGL 792 - Teaching Literature and Literacy
• ENGL 791 - English Grammar 
• One additional Literature Course (600 level or above)
• One course addressing race, the construction of race, and racial theories from approved list
• One English deparmtnet course in writing, linquistics, critical theory, film or literature (if needed)
• Capstone: ENGL 789 - Special Topics in Teaching 
• EDUC 500 - Exploring Teaching (if needed)

Discovery Program Course Requirements:**

• Environment, Technology and Society (ETS) Discovery Course
• Additional Discovery Requirements, if needed

University Degree Requirements:

• Elective courses to fill remainder of credits required for bachelor’s degree (128 total)
• University writing requirement*
• Two semesters of an introductory foreign language*****, if needed
• Inquiry Course, 444 Seminar or Course with INQ attributes, if needed

***See https://www.unh.edu/discovery/discovery-program-overview for more information about UNH's Discovery Program. Each CCSNH campus has a wide variety of courses pre-approved for acceptance in each Discovery catergory. 

****Bachelor degree candidates are required to compplete four writing-intensive coursses, which must include: English 401 - First Year Writing (CCSNH's College Composition) and three additional wirting intensive courses, one in the student's major and one at the 600-level or above.

****Students can fulfill the foreign language requirement by: A) Completing one full year of introductory level courses in any foreign language, including American Sign Language, as long as they did not study the language for 2 or more years in high school, or B) Completing one semester of an intermediate - or advanced-level foreign language course. 

Please also note:

• UNH Manchester accepts a maximum of 72 credits in transfer from 2-year institutions. Only courses completed with a grade of C or better will be accepted as transfer credits.
• Students must earn a minimum overall grade point average of 2.50 at GBCC to be eligible for dual enrollment at UNH Manchester.
• Course titles, names and/or sequencing are subject to change.

Homeland Security Public Pathways Program W

e have partnered with White Mountains Community College to offer a Pathways Program that allows you to seamlessly transfer to UNH (either the Manchester or Durham campus). This curriculum map will help you turn your A.S. in Criminal Justice/HomelandSecurityinto a B.S. in homeland security at UNH*.

NOTE: Download the WMCC courses that fulfill requirements for UNH’s Discovery Program at manchester.unh.edu/pathways in the WMCC accordion under “General Education.”

If you are enrolled in the NH Dual Admission Program and/or plan to finish your associate degree at WMCC, complete the following requirements at UNH Manchester to receive your bachelor's degree.
 

Major Course Requirements:

• HLS 415 – Foundations of Corporate Security and Risk Assessment
• HLS 455 – Foundations of Information Security
• HLS 480 – Professional Skills in Homeland Security
• HLS 510 – Fundamentals of Emergency Management
• HLS 515 – Critical Infrastructure Security and Resilience
• HLS 580 – Environmental Security (fulfills Discovery environment, technology and society course)
• HLS 610 – Exercise Design and evaluation HLS 650 – Intelligence Systems and Structures
• HLS 760 – Strategic Planning and Decision Making (fulfills Discovery writing-intensive course)
• HLS 790 – Capstone in Homeland Security (fulfills Discovery writing-intensive course)
• HLS 795 or 799 – Internship in Homeland Security or Thesis in Homeland Security

Remaining Discovery Program Course Requirements:

• Discovery quantitative reasoning course (a statistics course is recommended)
• Discovery fine and performing arts course
• Discovery world cultures course (a geography course is recommended)
• Discovery physical science course
• Discovery historical perspectives course
• Discovery humanities course

University Degree Requirements: 

• Elective courses to fill remaining credits required for bachelor’s degree (128 total)
• University writing requirement**

* To complete a B.S. in Homeland Security at UNH Manchester, WMCC Pathway and transfer students will need to complete 48 credits of Homeland Security core courses and 16 credits of UNH Discovery (general education) courses. Each major course requirement course is 4 credits.

** Bachelor degree candidates are required to complete four writing-intensive courses, which must include: English 401 – First Year Writing (or equivalent transfer English composition course), and three additional writing-intensive courses, one in the student’s major and one at the 600-level or above.

Please also note:

• UNH Manchester accepts a maximum of 72 credits in transfer from 2-year institutions. Only courses completed with a grade of C or better will be accepted as transfer credits.
• Students must earn a minimum overall grade point average of 2.50 at WMCC to be eligible for dual enrollment at UNH Manchester.
• Course titles, names and/or sequencing are subject to change.