Prepare to Transfer to The Citadel
Welcome to The Citadel’s Intelligence and Security Studies (ISS) Degree Completion Program! Our partnership with Trident Technical College (TTC) ensures a seamless transition for students pursuing their degree. Students who have earned 30 credit hours of undergraduate study from an accredited institution can transfer these credits to The Citadel and apply them toward their Intelligence and Security Studies degree. It is important to complete general education courses prior to transfer, as they are not offered through The Citadel’s online or evening programs.
Below, you’ll find essential information about course requirements and how you can complete your bachelor’s degree with us.
Intelligence and Security Studies (ISS) Transfer Program Course Requirements
Degree Requirements | Courses Options at TTC (credit hours) |
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Writing/English Composition (6) | • ENG 101- English Composition I (3) • ENG 102 – English Composition II (3) |
Fine Arts (6 credit hours) Humanities/Ethics/Foreign Language/other courses with significant cross-cultural content | • MUS 105 – Music Appreciation (3) • ART 101- Art History and Appreciation (3) • ART 107 – History of Early Western Art (3) • ART 108 – History of Western Art (3) • PHI 101- Introduction to Philosophy (3) • PHI 110 – Ethics (3) • REL 101 – Introduction to Religion (3) • FRE/SPA/GER 101 / 102 (8) |
History (6 credit hours) | • HIS 101 – Western Civ. to 1689 (3) • HIS 102 – Western Civ. post 1689 (3) • HIS 104 – World History I (3) • HIS 105 – World History II (3) • HIS 201 – American History Discovery to 1877 (3) • HIS 202 – American History 1877 to Present (3) |
Mathematics (6 credit hours) | • MAT 109 / MAT 110 – College Algebra (3) • MAT 120 – Probability and Statistics (3) |
Physical Science (8 credit hours) (Courses must have lab, not necessarily sequential) | • BIO 101 – Biological Science I (4) • BIO 102 – Biological Science II (4) • CHM 110 – College Chemistry I (4) • CHM 111 – College Chemistry II (4) • PHY 201- Physics I (4) • PHY 202 – Physics II (4) • AST 101 – Solar System Astronomy (4) • AST 102 – Stellar Astronomy (4) |
Social Science (6 credit hours) | • PSC 201 – American Gov. (3) • PSC 215 – State and Local Gov. (3) • ECO 210 – Macroeconomics (3) |
Lower Division Electives (21 credit hours) | 100-400 level courses |