With 14 academic departments offering over 40 majors and minors, the Klingler College of Arts & Sciences is the largest college at Marquette University. The College of Arts and Sciences provides undergraduate and graduate programs in interdisciplinary studies, the humanities, natural sciences and social sciences.

In addition to the recommended transferrable coursework listed here, all majors in the Klingler College of Arts and Sciences, but especially those in the humanities and social sciences, require a large selection of electives. All coursework that transfers to Marquette will count toward the overall credit requirement if not the major. (For example, the history major only requires 33 credits, criminology & law studies 42 credits, psychology 53 credits, etc.) Humanities and social science majors will not be behind if they only transfer one or two courses in the major.

Students planning to transfer to Marquette's Klingler College of Arts and Sciences should use the charts below to fill their pre-Marquette semesters with courses that will transfer into their chosen field of interest. 

Know your major? Check out a specific plan of study in Marquette's online bulletin. Multi-interested students should consider coursework listed in the following categories or contact a Transfer Admission Counselor for guidance.

Humanities

Course Number	Course Title
MATH 1700	Modern Elementary Statistics
ENGL 1001	Foundations in Rhetoric
SOCI 1001, PSYC 1001, CRLS 1001, ANTH 1001	Introductory level course in social science
SPAN/FREN/GRMN 2001, any other language through 1002	Second language course
History, English, Philosophy, etc.	One or two introductory courses in area of interest

Math & Computer Science

Course Number	Course Title
MATH 1450	Calculus 1
MATH 1455	Calculus 2
MATH 2440	Calculus 3
COSC 1010	Introduction to Software Development

Natural Sciences

Course Number	Course Title
BIOL 1001 & 1002	General Biology 1 & 2
CHEM 1001 & 1002	General Chemistry 1 & 2
PHYS 1001 & 1002	General Physics 1 & 2
MATH 1450	Calculus 1
MATH 1700	Modern Elementary Statistics

Social Sciences

Course Number	Course Title
MATH 1700	Modern Elementary Statistics
ENGL 1001	Foundations in Rhetoric
BIOL/CHEM/PHYS	Any biology, chemistry, or physics course (for non-majors)
SPAN/FREN/GRMN 2001, any other language through 1002	Second language coursework
History, English, Philosophy, etc.	One or two introductory level courses in area of interest
One or two introductory courses in area of interest (sociology, psychology, etc.)
One or two exploratory courses in other area of social science