Cybersecurity
If you’re graduating with an Associate in Applied Science (AAS) in Cybersecurity from Wake Tech, you can transfer into Montreat’s Cybersecurity bachelor’s degree program as a junior. Both Wake Tech and Montreat are recognized as National Centers of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense Education by the NSA.
Transfer With Ease
At Montreat College, we believe your educational journey should be marked by opportunities, not obstacles. We’re dedicated to making your transfer experience as easy as possible. We look forward to assisting you with each step of the process and answering any question you may have.
Explore how your credits transfer
| Montreat College AGS | Wake Technical Community College |
| Course # and Title (credits) | Course # and Title (credits) |
| Program of Study | |
| CYBR 1111 Introduction to Hardware | |
| CYBR 1121 Introduction to Computer Operating Systems | NOS 110 Operating Systems Concepts (3 ch) |
| CYBR 1211 Introduction to Computer Programming | |
| CYBR 2212 Introduction to Secure Scripting | CSC121 Python Programming (3 ch) |
| CYBR 2213 Database Programming | |
| CYBR 2221 Introduction to Computer Networking | NET 125 Introduction to Networks (3 ch) |
| CYBR 2222 Network Defense | CCT 250 Network Vulnerabilities I (3 ch) |
| CYBR 2311 Computer and Systems Security or Security+ | SEC 110 Security Concepts/Security Administration (3 ch) |
| CYBR 2333 Principles of Cyber Defense I | |
| CYBR 3312 Principles of Cybersecurity | |
| CYBR 3321 The 3 C’s: Cybersecurity, Cyberlaw, Cyberethics | |
| CYBR 4523 Advance Cyber Defense | |
| CYBR 4541 Introduction to Penetration Testing | CCT 251 Network Vulnerabilities II (3 ch) |
| CYBR 4542 Incident Response & Contingency Planning | |
| CYBR 4643 Cybersecurity Capstone | |
| CYBR Electives (12 credits) |
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| BUSN Elective | |
| CYBR 1142 Fundamentals of Information Systems | CTS 115 Information Systems Business Concepts (3 ch) |
| CYBR 2122 Linux Operating Systems and Security | NOS 120 Linux /Unix Singer User (3 ch) |
| CYBR 2334 Introduction to Digital Forensics | CCT 240 Data Recovery Techniques (3 ch) |
| CYBR 2080 Special Topics in Computer Studies | NET 126 Switching & Routing, Routing Basics (3 ch) |
| 21 General Elective Credits | |
| CYBR 2080 Special Topics in Computer Studies | CCT 121 Computer Crime Investigation (4 ch) |
| CYBR 2080 Special Topics in Computer Studies | CTI 110 Web, Programming, and Database Foundations (3 ch) |
| CYBR 2080 Special Topics in Computer Studies | CSC 227 Cloud Application Environment Development (3 ch) |
| CYBR 2080 Special Topics in Computer Studies | CTI 120 Network and Security Foundation (3 ch) |
| CYBR 2080 Special Topics in Computer Studies | NOS 130 Windows Single User (3 ch) |
| CYBR 2080 Special Topics in Computer Studies | NOS 125 Linux/UNIX Scripting (3 ch) |
| CYBR 2080 Special Topics in Computer Studies | SEC 160 Security Administration I (CCNA CyberOps) (3ch) |
| Gen Ed Core Req (39 Total Credits) | |
| Gen Ed Req (39 Total Credits) | |
| GNED 2150 Orientation (3) | |
| ENGL 1121 English Comp I (3) | ENG 111 Writing & Inquiry (3 ch) |
| ENGL 1122 English Comp II (3) | ENG 112 Writing/Research in the Disc (3 ch) – this is an option that students can choose to take for their ENG/Communication elective |
| BIBL 1101 Survey of the Old Testament (3) | |
| BIBL 1102 Survey of the New Testament (3) | |
| MATH 1210 Elementary Statistics (3) | MAT 171 Precalculus Algebra (4 ch) |
| HUMA Humanities Requirement (3) | HUM / FA Elective 3 ch – students must choose a humanities / fine arts elective (HUM 110 – Technology and Society, HUM 115 – Critical Thinking, or PHI 240 – Introduction to Ethics – all 3 ch) |
| LIT or HIST Literature or History Requirement (3) | |
| NAT SCI Natural Science Requirement (3) | |
| SOC SCI Social Science Requirement (3) | Social and Behavior Science Elective 3 ch – students must choose a social and behavior science elective (ECO 151 – Survey of Microeconomics, ECO 251 – Principles of Microeconomics, PSY 118 – Interpersonal Psychology, PSY 160 – General Psychology, or SOC 210 – Introduction to Sociology – all 3 ch) |
| CYBR 1131 Computer App. & Concepts (3) | |
| COMM Oral Expression Requirement (3) | |
| INDS 4161 Seminar on Faith & Learning (3) |
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Transfer of Credit
Montreat College endorses the North Carolina Comprehensive Articulation Agreement, which can be viewed at www.northcarolina.edu. Transfer students who meet the minimum requirements for admission to Montreat College will receive transfer credit for all eligible courses subject to normal transfer credit policy. Courses will be considered as earned credit but will not affect your GPA or graduation honors.
No more than 66 credit hours can be transferred from a two-year institution. No more than 90 credit hours total can be transferred.
Only work from a regionally accredited school that received a grade of C or better will be accepted in transfer. Official transcripts must be received in order to receive transfer credit.
Credits from regionally accredited institutions will be considered for Montreat transfer credits, provided that the transferred course is considered within the general framework of the liberal arts curriculum.
Only courses that are academic in nature will be accepted in transfer. For information about vocational training courses, see “Conditions of Acceptance of Transfer Credit” in the Academic Catalog.
Transfer Student Checklist
To ensure your transition to Montreat is as smooth as possible, use the checklist below:
All transfer applicants must submit:
- An application for admission.
- Official Transcripts* — We require an official transcript from all post-secondary institutions previously attended. Transcripts should be emailed to agsadmissions@montreat.edu or mailed to Montreat College Registrar’s Office, Box 896, P.O. Box 1267, Montreat, NC 28757
Students in their first semester of college must submit an official high school transcript.*
*Admissions decisions may be made based on unofficial transcript(s). However, all required final, official transcripts must be received by the end of the first semester pursued at Montreat College.
Standard admission requirements include: 2.0 (C) minimum GPA
Students who do not meet these standards will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis. These students will be limited to enrollment in 14 semester credit hours for their first semester.