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ACA 122-My Academic Plan (MAP) Assignment: Instructions
ACA 122-My Academic Plan (MAP) Assignment: Instructions
Instructions
You will need between 120-128 credit hours to earn a bachelor’s degree, which generally takes most
students between four and five years. Careful planning will help you stay on track to graduate within
your target time frame. Resources needed for this assignment include WebAdvisor, the CCCTI catalog,
the university transfer pathways (Baccalaureate Degree Plans), and perhaps your advisor.
For this assignment, you will use the worksheet below to help you plan out all the courses needed to
earn your bachelor’s degree. Then, you will log into WebAdvisor Student Planning and fully plan out the
community college part of your plan. You will submit the worksheet as your assignment, but your grade
will be based upon fully completing the worksheet AND planning out all your remaining community
college courses in Student Planning. See the MAP Rubric for an explanation of grading.
2. List below any previously earned coursework that will apply to this degree. Include college classes
taken in high school or AP classes for which you received college credit. You should be able to find
this in WebAdvisor Student Planning or your transcripts. You can add or delete rows on this table as
needed. If you have none, type “None” in the table.
4. Plan your remaining courses out into terms using the tables below. Compare the list of required
courses (using the Progress section in Student Planning or the Program of Study online) to what you
have already taken in order to see what courses you have left to take. Reminder, you may have to
consult the online Program of Study in the online college catalog to determine which semesters
certain courses are offered and if courses have pre-requisites that must be taken beforehand.
5. Provide information on your preferred transfer institution below. This section is required for ACA
122 students even if you have decided not to transfer. If that’s the case, complete this as a “what if”
scenario.
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6. Plan your university courses out into terms using the tables below. The best tool for this is to use
the transfer pathways, called Baccalaureate Degree Plans, that the universities have provided. If you
intend to transfer to a public university in NC, these plans are available through the NC Community
College Transfer weblink posted in Moodle. If you intend to transfer out of state or to a private
university, you will research the courses required for the degree you want and plan them into
semesters yourself, paying careful attention to prerequisites.
7. Add all your credit hours up to make sure you will have enough credits to graduate. The
total hours on line d should be equal or greater than the required hours on line e.
d. Total credit hours you will have (total of lines a, b, & c)?