Transfer Information for Kirkwood Community College Students

Ready to take the next step in your college journey? This page provides Kirkwood Community College students with the information and resources they need to explore transferring to Wartburg College. Discover transfer pathways, academic programs, admission requirements, financial aid opportunities, and the support available to help make your transition to Wartburg a smooth and successful one. Additional programs will be added when articulation agreements are approved.

Possible career paths: education, training, library, public history/museum studies, management, legal occupation, sales, office and administrative support, business operations, financial services, transportation, community and social services, media

Kirkwood – AA Degree (63 semester hours)

First Year

Fall (15 sh)	Spring (15 sh)
Fall (15 sh): ENG 105 Composition I (3 sh)	Spring (15 sh): ENG 106 Composition II (3 sh)#
Fall (15 sh): HIS 151 US History to 1877 (3 sh)#	Spring (15 sh): HIS 152 US History since 1877 (3 sh)#
Fall (15 sh): Humanities Course (3 sh)	Spring (15 sh): Humanities Course (3 sh)
Fall (15 sh): SPC101 Fundamentals of Oral Comm	HIS 126 West & the World I (3 sh)#
Fall (15 sh): Electives (3 sh)	Spring (15 sh): Electives (3 sh)

Second Year

Fall (18 sh)	Spring (15 sh)
Spring (15 sh):HI127 West & World II (3 sh)#	Spring (15 sh): HI128 West and World III (3 sh)
Fall (18 sh): Literature Course (3 sh)	Spring (15 sh): Science Course (3 sh)
Fall (18 sh): Social Science Course (6 sh)	Spring (15 sh): Social Science (3 sh)
Fall (18 sh): Science Course (3 sh)	Spring (15 sh): Electives (6 sh)
Fall (18 sh): Electives (3 sh)

# – Required course for the History Transfer Major

Wartburg – BA Degree (AA+66 semester hours)

Third Year

Fall (15 sh)	Spring (15 sh)	May (3sh)
Fall (15 sh): HI 240 Historical Methods (3 sh)*	Spring (15 sh): World History Elective (3 sh)*	May (3sh): Elective (3 sh)
Fall (15 sh): SEM 300 (3 sh)@	Spring (15 sh): Electives (12 sh)	May (3sh):
Fall (15 sh): History Elective (3 sh)*	Spring (15 sh):	May (3sh):
Fall (15 sh): Electives (6 sh)	Spring (15 sh):	May (3sh):

Fourth Year

Fall (15 sh)	Spring (15 sh)	May (3 sh)
Fall (15 sh): SEM 400 (3 sh)@	Spring (15 sh): HI 461 Historiography (3 sh)*	May (3 sh): Elective (3 sh)
Fall (15 sh): Electives (12 sh)	Spring (15 sh): History Elective (3 sh)*	May (3 sh):
Fall (15 sh):	Spring (15 sh): Social Science (3 sh)	May (3 sh):
Fall (15 sh):	Spring (15 sh): Electives (9 sh)	May (3 sh):

One high-impact learning experience: internship, study away, independent research, service trip, etc.*

*Required for the History Major
@Required for THRIVE (general education)

Recommendations

Recommended electives: political science courses, foreign language courses, English courses, business courses, communication/journalism courses, art courses

Co-curricular: any activity that builds organizational, leadership, managerial, team-building, and/or communication skills, such as History Club, Phi Alpha Theta (history honor society), athletics, music ensembles, and student organizations based upon interest

Ready for more?

Visit Campus

Request Information

Apply for Admission