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- Art History: ART and ARTH
- Mathematics: MATH and STAT
- Psychology: PSY and PSYC
- Sociology: SOC and SOCI
For more information about Common Course Numbering, visit the Common Course Numbering Project on the Chancellor's Office website or speak with a counselor.
Antelope Valley College has implemented California’s Common Course Numbering system for select transfer courses to improve consistency across California Community Colleges. The following crosswalk is provided to help students identify former AVC course numbers that now appear under new statewide CCN course prefixes and numbering.
Courses Affected for Fall 2026 are Listed Below.
| AVC Old Course | New Course (CCN) |
|---|---|
| ART 101 – History of Art: Prehistoric to Gothic | ARTH C1100 – Survey of Art from Prehistory to the Medieval Era |
| ART 101H — History of Art, Prehistoric to Gothic Honors | ARTH C1100H — Survey of Art from Prehistory to the Medieval Era - Honors |
| ART 102 – History of Art: Renaissance to Modern | ARTH C1200 – Survey of Art from Renaissance to Contemporary |
| ART 102H — History of Art, Renaissance to Modern Honors | ARTH C1200H — Survey of Art from the Renaissance to Contemporary - Honors |
| ASTR 101 — Astronomy | ASTR C1001 — Introduction to Astronomy |
| ASTR 101L — Astronomy Laboratory | ASTR C1001L — Introduction to Astronomy Lab |
| ASTR 101H — Astronomy Honors | ASTR C1001H — Introduction to Astronomy - Honors |
| BIOL 101 — General Biology | BIOL C1001 — Introduction to Biology |
| BIOL 101L — General Biology Lab | BIOL C1001L — Introduction to Biology Lab |
| ECON 101 — Principles of Macroeconomics | ECON C2002 — Principles of Macroeconomics |
| ECON 101H — Principles of Macroeconomics Honors | ECON C2002H — Principles of Macroeconomics - Honors |
| ECON 102 — Principles of Microeconomics | ECON C2001 — Principles of Microeconomics |
| ECON 102H — Principles of Microeconomics Honors | ECON C2001H — Principles of Microeconomics - Honors |
| ENGL 102 – Critical Thinking and Literature | ENGL C1002 – Introduction to Literature |
| ENGL 102H — Critical Thinking and Literature Honors | ENGL C1002H — Introduction to Literature - Honors |
| HIST 107 – U.S. History, 1607–1877 | HIST C1001 – United States History to 1877 |
| HIST 107H — U.S. History from 1607-1877 Honors | HIST C1001H — United States History to 1877 - Honors |
| HIST 108 – U.S. History from 1865 | HIST C1002 – United States History Since 1865 |
| HIST 108H — U.S. History from 1865 Honors | HIST C1002H — United States History since 1865 - Honors |
| SOC 101 — Introduction to Sociology | SOCI C1000 — Introduction to Sociology |
| SOC 101H — Introduction to Sociology | SOCI C1000H — Introduction to Sociology - Honors |
In Person Face-to-Face (F2F)
- These are 100% face-to-face courses.
Fully Online (FO)
- The Fully Online modality means that the class is delivered entirely online with no required on-campus, face-to-face, or synchronous (live via the internet) meetings. You will have the flexibility to complete the instruction on your own time.
Fully Online-Live (FOL)
- The Fully Online-Live modality means that classes must be attended synchronously (live via the internet) at scheduled days and times. The dates and times of all required synchronous activities can be found on the schedule of classes. No on-campus meetings are required. You will not be able to register for two classes that meet at the same time.
Partially Online (PO)
- The Partially Online modality means that the class has online instruction, either Fully Online and/or Fully Online-Live, with scheduled on-campus meetings and/or assessments. The dates and times of all required synchronous and/or on-campus meetings can be found on the schedule of classes.
Online – Proctored Assessment (O-PA)
- The Online with Proctored Assessment modality means that the class has Fully Online or Fully Online-Live instruction with in-person proctored assessments and or activities at a flexible time and place.
Hy-Flex (Hy-F)
- A flexible modality course that allows students to either attend face-to-face or synchronously online, and they (students) may change their attendance location at any time throughout the semester (due to unforeseen circumstances).
Note: There may be times throughout the term that students may/will be required to be physically present within the classroom (i.e., orientation, exam(s), presentation(s), etc.). Or, students may also be required to be synchronously online for some classes. These dates and times will be noted in the class schedule.