| A&P 1 w/Lab (4 crs) |
BIO 425 |
BIO 23 |
PEES 3275 |
BIO 150 |
BIOL 220, or 230 or 270 |
BIOL 120 |
| A&P 2 w/Lab (4 crs) |
BIO 426 |
BIO 24 |
HNSC 2300 & 2301 |
BIO 160 |
BIOL 234 or 271, or 320 |
BIOL 122 |
| General Chem 1 w/Lab (4 crs) |
CHE 201 |
CHM 11 |
Chemistry 1 |
CHM 141 w/CHM 121 |
CHEM 110 |
CHEM 102 and CHEM 103 |
| General Chem 2 w/Lab (4 crs) |
CHE 202 |
CHM 12 |
Chemistry 2 |
CHM 142 w/CHM 127 |
CHEM 111 |
CHEM 104 and CHEM 105 |
| Microbiology w/Lab (4 crs) |
BIO 230 or BIO 420 |
BIO 28 |
Biology 52 and 52.1 |
BIO 350 W/BIO 351 |
BIOL 290 |
BIOL 230 |
| Gen. Biology 1 w/Lab (4 crs) |
BIO 210 |
BIO 11 |
BIOL 1001 |
BIO 170 W/ BIO 171 |
BIOL 150 or 190 |
BIOL 100 |
| Gen. Biology 2 w/Lab (4 crs) |
BIO 220 |
BIO 12 |
BIOL 1002 |
BIO 180 W/ BIO 181 |
BIOL 151 or 191 |
BIOL 102 |
| General Psychology (3 crs) |
PSY 100 |
PSY 11 |
Psychology 1.1 |
PSY 100 |
PSYC 100 |
PSYC 100 |
| Developmental/ Lifespan Psychology (3 crs) |
PSY 240 |
PSY 40 or PSY 41 AND 42 |
Psychology 20+20.5+20.6 |
PSY 242 |
PSYC 205 |
PSYC 150 |
| Abnormal Psychology (3 crs) |
PSY 260 |
PSY 31 |
Psychology 30 or 30.1 |
PSY 202 |
PSYC 210 |
PSY 223W |
| English (6 crs) |
Any non-remedial, non-ESL, credit-baring course from the English, or Writing, Department(s).
In addition to English Composition, if your college has writing intensive courses
listed and described as such in their catalog, these are also acceptable to fulfill
the English Elective requirement.
|
Any non-remedial, non-ESL, credit-baring course from the English, or Writing, Department(s).
In addition to English Composition, if your college has writing intensive courses
listed and described as such in their catalog, these are also acceptable to fulfill
the English Elective requirement.
|
Any non-remedial, non-ESL, credit-baring course from the English, or Writing, Department(s).
In addition to English Composition, if your college has writing intensive courses
listed and described as such in their catalog, these are also acceptable to fulfill
the English Elective requirement.
|
Any non-remedial, non-ESL, credit-baring course from the English, or Writing, Department(s).
In addition to English Composition, if your college has writing intensive courses
listed and described as such in their catalog, these are also acceptable to fulfill
the English Elective requirement.
|
Any non-remedial, non-ESL, credit-baring course from the English, or Writing, Department(s).
In addition to English Composition, if your college has writing intensive courses
listed and described as such in their catalog, these are also acceptable to fulfill
the English Elective requirement.
|
Any non-remedial, non-ESL, credit-baring course from the English, or Writing, Department(s).
In addition to English Composition, if your college has writing intensive courses
listed and described as such in their catalog, these are also acceptable to fulfill
the English Elective requirement.
|
| Upper Division Science (3 crs) |
Not available |
Not available |
Upper division science courses are generally physical/life science courses numbered
300 level or higher. They require prerequisite course work or are designated as such
by the institution. They are generally completed at 4 year colleges/universities (at a junior or senior level). Applicants will need to consult with the Registrar’s Office at their home school
to be sure the course is at an upper division level. Applicants may be required to
submit proof of the upper-division status of the course.
|
Upper division science courses are generally physical/life science courses numbered
300 level or higher. They require prerequisite course work or are designated as such
by the institution. They are generally completed at 4 year colleges/universities (at a junior or senior level). Applicants will need to consult with the Registrar’s Office at their home school
to be sure the course is at an upper division level. Applicants may be required to
submit proof of the upper-division status of the course.
|
Not available |
Upper division science courses are generally physical/life science courses numbered
300 level or higher. They require prerequisite course work or are designated as such
by the institution. They are generally completed at 4 year colleges/universities (at a junior or senior level). Applicants will need to consult with the Registrar’s Office at their home school
to be sure the course is at an upper division level. Applicants may be required to
submit proof of the upper-division status of the course.
|
| Mathematics |
Any Math course offered in the Math Department (Excluding: Statistics and any remedial
Math course)
|
Any Math course offered in the Math Department (Excluding: Statistics and any remedial
Math course)
|
Any Math course offered in the Math Department (Excluding: Statistics and any remedial
Math course)
|
Any Math course offered in the Math Department (Excluding: Statistics and any remedial
Math course)
|
Any Math course offered in the Math Department (Excluding: Statistics and any remedial
Math course)
|
Any Math course offered in the Math Department (Excluding: Statistics and any remedial
Math course)
|
| Humanities (6 crs) |
Any writing intensive course in: Humanities, Political Science, Speech, Religion,
Foreign Language, Philosophy, Economics, Additional Psychology, Additional Sociology,
Additional Anthropology, Literature, Arts, Theatre, Music, and courses labeled Social
Sciences
|
Any writing intensive course in: Humanities, Political Science, Speech, Religion,
Foreign Language, Philosophy, Economics, Additional Psychology, Additional Sociology,
Additional Anthropology, Literature, Arts, Theatre, Music, and courses labeled Social
Sciences
|
Any writing intensive course in: Humanities, Political Science, Speech, Religion,
Foreign Language, Philosophy, Economics, Additional Psychology, Additional Sociology,
Additional Anthropology, Literature, Arts, Theatre, Music, and courses labeled Social
Sciences
|
Any writing intensive course in: Humanities, Political Science, Speech, Religion,
Foreign Language, Philosophy, Economics, Additional Psychology, Additional Sociology,
Additional Anthropology, Literature, Arts, Theatre, Music, and courses labeled Social
Sciences
|
Any writing intensive course in: Humanities, Political Science, Speech, Religion,
Foreign Language, Philosophy, Economics, Additional Psychology, Additional Sociology,
Additional Anthropology, Literature, Arts, Theatre, Music, and courses labeled Social
Sciences
|
Any writing intensive course in: Humanities, Political Science, Speech, Religion,
Foreign Language, Philosophy, Economics, Additional Psychology, Additional Sociology,
Additional Anthropology, Literature, Arts, Theatre, Music, and courses labeled Social
Sciences
|
| |
Kingsborough Community College |
Queens College |
Laguardia Community College |
Medgar Evers College |
|
Nassau Community College |
| A&P 1 w/Lab (4 crs) |
BIO 01100 |
BIOL 40 |
SCB 203 |
BIO 251 |
|
AHS 131 or BIO 201 |
| A&P 2 w/Lab (4 crs) |
BIO 01200 |
BIOL 41 |
SCB 204 |
BIO 252 |
|
AHS 132 or BIO 202 |
| General Chem 1 w/Lab (4 crs) |
CHM 01100 |
CHEM 113.4 & 114.1 |
SCC 201 |
CHM 201 or CHM 421 |
|
CHE 131 |
| General Chem 2 w/Lab (4 crs) |
CHM 01200 |
CHEM 114.4 |
SCC 202 |
CHM 202 or CHM 422 or CHM 523 |
|
CHE 132 |
| Microbiology w/Lab (4 crs) |
BIO 05100 |
BIOL 201 |
SCB 260 |
BIO 261, BIO 403 |
|
BIO 214 |
| Gen. Biology 1 w/Lab (4 crs) |
BIO 01300 |
BIOL 105 |
SCB 201 |
BIO 201 |
|
BIO 101 |
| Gen. Biology 2 w/Lab (4 crs) |
BIO 01400 |
BIOL 106 |
SCB 202 |
BIO 202 |
|
BIO 102 |
| General Psychology (3 crs) |
PSY 01100 |
PSYCH 101 |
SSY 101 |
PSYC 101 |
|
PSY 203 |
| Developmental/ Lifespan Psychology (3 crs) |
PSY 03200 or EDU 32 |
PSYCH 214 & 216 OR PSYCH 217 |
SSY 240 and 241 |
PSYC 229 |
|
PSY 212+213+214 OR PSY 216 |
| Abnormal Psychology (3 crs) |
PSY 03600 |
PSYCH 221 |
SSY 230 |
PSYC 301 |
|
PSY 215 |
| English (6 crs) |
Any non-remedial, non-ESL, credit-baring course from the English, or Writing, Department(s).
In addition to English Composition, if your college has writing intensive courses
listed and described as such in their catalog, these are also acceptable to fulfill
the English Elective requirement.
|
Any non-remedial, non-ESL, credit-baring course from the English, or Writing, Department(s).
In addition to English Composition, if your college has writing intensive courses
listed and described as such in their catalog, these are also acceptable to fulfill
the English Elective requirement.
|
Any non-remedial, non-ESL, credit-baring course from the English, or Writing, Department(s).
In addition to English Composition, if your college has writing intensive courses
listed and described as such in their catalog, these are also acceptable to fulfill
the English Elective requirement.
|
Any non-remedial, non-ESL, credit-baring course from the English, or Writing, Department(s).
In addition to English Composition, if your college has writing intensive courses
listed and described as such in their catalog, these are also acceptable to fulfill
the English Elective requirement.
|
|
Any non-remedial, non-ESL, credit-baring course from the English, or Writing, Department(s).
In addition to English Composition, if your college has writing intensive courses
listed and described as such in their catalog, these are also acceptable to fulfill
the English Elective requirement.
|
| Upper Division Science (3 crs) |
Not available |
Upper division science courses are generally physical/life science courses numbered
300 level or higher. They require prerequisite course work or are designated as such
by the institution. They are generally completed at 4 year colleges/universities (at a junior or senior level). Applicants will need to consult with the Registrar’s Office at their home school
to be sure the course is at an upper division level. Applicants may be required to
submit proof of the upper-division status of the course.
|
Not available |
Upper division science courses are generally physical/life science courses numbered
300 level or higher. They require prerequisite course work or are designated as such
by the institution. They are generally completed at 4 year colleges/universities (at a junior or senior level). Applicants will need to consult with the Registrar’s Office at their home school
to be sure the course is at an upper division level. Applicants may be required to
submit proof of the upper-division status of the course.
|
|
Not available |
| Mathematics |
Any Math course offered in the Math Department (Excluding: Statistics and any remedial
Math course)
|
Any Math course offered in the Math Department (Excluding: Statistics and any remedial
Math course)
|
Any Math course offered in the Math Department (Excluding: Statistics and any remedial
Math course)
|
Any Math course offered in the Math Department (Excluding: Statistics and any remedial
Math course)
|
|
Any Math course offered in the Math Department (Excluding: Statistics and any remedial
Math course)
|
| Humanities (6 crs) |
Any writing intensive course in: Humanities, Political Science, Speech, Religion,
Foreign Language, Philosophy, Economics, Additional Psychology, Additional Sociology,
Additional Anthropology, Literature, Arts, Theatre, Music, and courses labeled Social
Sciences
|
Any writing intensive course in: Humanities, Political Science, Speech, Religion,
Foreign Language, Philosophy, Economics, Additional Psychology, Additional Sociology,
Additional Anthropology, Literature, Arts, Theatre, Music, and courses labeled Social
Sciences
|
Any writing intensive course in: Humanities, Political Science, Speech, Religion,
Foreign Language, Philosophy, Economics, Additional Psychology, Additional Sociology,
Additional Anthropology, Literature, Arts, Theatre, Music, and courses labeled Social
Sciences
|
Any writing intensive course in: Humanities, Political Science, Speech, Religion,
Foreign Language, Philosophy, Economics, Additional Psychology, Additional Sociology,
Additional Anthropology, Literature, Arts, Theatre, Music, and courses labeled Social
Sciences
|
|
Any writing intensive course in: Humanities, Political Science, Speech, Religion,
Foreign Language, Philosophy, Economics, Additional Psychology, Additional Sociology,
Additional Anthropology, Literature, Arts, Theatre, Music, and courses labeled Social
Sciences
|
| |
New York City College of Technology |
|
Queensborough Community College |
Suffolk Community College |
SUNY Binghamton |
SUNY Famingdale |
| A&P 1 w/Lab (4 crs) |
BIO 2311 |
|
BI 301 or BI 235 |
BIO 130/BY 30 |
BIOL 251 |
BIO 170 |
| A&P 2 w/Lab (4 crs) |
BIO 2312 |
|
BI 302 or BI 421 |
BIO 132/BY 32 |
BIOL 347 |
BIO 171 |
| General Chem 1 w/Lab (4 crs) |
CHEM 1110 |
|
CH 151 |
CHE133/CH 33 |
CHEM 107 |
CHE 152 |
| General Chem 2 w/Lab (4 crs) |
CHEM 1210 |
|
CH 152 |
CHE 134/CH 34 |
CHEM 108 |
CHE 153 |
| Microbiology w/Lab (4 crs) |
BIO 3302 |
|
BI 311 |
BIO 244/BY 44 |
BIOL 314 |
BIO 220 |
| Gen. Biology 1 w/Lab (4 crs) |
BIO 1101 |
|
BI 201 |
BIO 150/BY 50 |
BIOL 117 |
BIO 192 |
| Gen. Biology 2 w/Lab (4 crs) |
BIO 1201 |
|
BI 202 |
BIO 152/BY 52 |
BIOL 118 |
BIO 193 |
| General Psychology (3 crs) |
PSY 1101 |
|
SS 510 |
PSY 101/PC 11 |
PSYC 111 |
PSY 101 |
| Developmental/ Lifespan Psychology (3 crs) |
PSY 2300 |
|
SS 520 |
PSY 210/PC 60 |
PSYC 220 |
PSY 232 & 233 & 252 |
| Abnormal Psychology (3 crs) |
PSY 2403 |
|
SS 530 |
PSY 215/PC 80 |
PSYC 223 |
PSY 235 |
| English (6 crs) |
Any non-remedial, non-ESL, credit-baring course from the English, or Writing, Department(s).
In addition to English Composition, if your college has writing intensive courses
listed and described as such in their catalog, these are also acceptable to fulfill
the English Elective requirement.
|
|
Any non-remedial, non-ESL, credit-baring course from the English, or Writing, Department(s).
In addition to English Composition, if your college has writing intensive courses
listed and described as such in their catalog, these are also acceptable to fulfill
the English Elective requirement.
|
Any non-remedial, non-ESL, credit-baring course from the English, or Writing, Department(s).
In addition to English Composition, if your college has writing intensive courses
listed and described as such in their catalog, these are also acceptable to fulfill
the English Elective requirement.
|
Any non-remedial, non-ESL, credit-baring course from the English, or Writing, Department(s).
In addition to English Composition, if your college has writing intensive courses
listed and described as such in their catalog, these are also acceptable to fulfill
the English Elective requirement.
|
Any non-remedial, non-ESL, credit-baring course from the English, or Writing, Department(s).
In addition to English Composition, if your college has writing intensive courses
listed and described as such in their catalog, these are also acceptable to fulfill
the English Elective requirement.
|
| Upper Division Science (3 crs) |
Upper division science courses are generally physical/life science courses numbered
300 level or higher. They require prerequisite course work or are designated as such
by the institution. They are generally completed at 4 year colleges/universities (at a junior or senior level). Applicants will need to consult with the Registrar’s Office at their home school
to be sure the course is at an upper division level. Applicants may be required to
submit proof of the upper-division status of the course.
|
|
Not available |
Not available |
Upper division science courses are generally physical/life science courses numbered
300 level or higher. They require prerequisite course work or are designated as such
by the institution. They are generally completed at 4 year colleges/universities (at a junior or senior level). Applicants will need to consult with the Registrar’s Office at their home school
to be sure the course is at an upper division level. Applicants may be required to
submit proof of the upper-division status of the course.
|
Upper division science courses are generally physical/life science courses numbered
300 level or higher. They require prerequisite course work or are designated as such
by the institution. They are generally completed at 4 year colleges/universities (at a junior or senior level). Applicants will need to consult with the Registrar’s Office at their home school
to be sure the course is at an upper division level. Applicants may be required to
submit proof of the upper-division status of the course.
|
| Mathematics |
Any Math course offered in the Math Department (Excluding: Statistics and any remedial
Math course)
|
|
Any Math course offered in the Math Department (Excluding: Statistics and any remedial
Math course)
|
Any Math course offered in the Math Department (Excluding: Statistics and any remedial
Math course)
|
Any Math course offered in the Math Department (Excluding: Statistics and any remedial
Math course)
|
Any Math course offered in the Math Department (Excluding: Statistics and any remedial
Math course)
|
| Humanities (6 crs) |
Any writing intensive course in: Humanities, Political Science, Speech, Religion,
Foreign Language, Philosophy, Economics, Additional Psychology, Additional Sociology,
Additional Anthropology, Literature, Arts, Theatre, Music, and courses labeled Social
Sciences
|
|
Any writing intensive course in: Humanities, Political Science, Speech, Religion,
Foreign Language, Philosophy, Economics, Additional Psychology, Additional Sociology,
Additional Anthropology, Literature, Arts, Theatre, Music, and courses labeled Social
Sciences
|
Any writing intensive course in: Humanities, Political Science, Speech, Religion,
Foreign Language, Philosophy, Economics, Additional Psychology, Additional Sociology,
Additional Anthropology, Literature, Arts, Theatre, Music, and courses labeled Social
Sciences
|
Any writing intensive course in: Humanities, Political Science, Speech, Religion,
Foreign Language, Philosophy, Economics, Additional Psychology, Additional Sociology,
Additional Anthropology, Literature, Arts, Theatre, Music, and courses labeled Social
Sciences
|
Any writing intensive course in: Humanities, Political Science, Speech, Religion,
Foreign Language, Philosophy, Economics, Additional Psychology, Additional Sociology,
Additional Anthropology, Literature, Arts, Theatre, Music, and courses labeled Social
Sciences
|
| |
SUNY Purchase |
|
SUNY Stony Brook |
SUNY Old Westbury |
|
SUNY Brockport |
| A&P 1 w/Lab (4 crs) |
BIO 1510 |
|
ANP 300 |
BS 3520 |
|
BIO 321 |
| A&P 2 w/Lab (4 crs) |
BIO 1520 |
|
BIO 328 and a Physiology Lab |
BS 3400 |
|
BIO 322 |
| General Chem 1 w/Lab (4 crs) |
CHE 1550 |
|
CHE 131 & 133 |
CP 2100/2101 or CP 2120/2120 |
|
CHE 205 |
| General Chem 2 w/Lab (4 crs) |
CHE 1560 |
|
CHE 132 & 134 |
CP 2110/2111 or CP 2130/2131 |
|
CHE 206 |
| Microbiology w/Lab (4 crs) |
BIO 3360 |
|
HBM 320 & 321 |
BS 4420 |
|
BIO 323 |
| Gen. Biology 1 w/Lab (4 crs) |
BIO 1550& 1550.10 |
|
BIO 202 & 204 |
BS 2400 |
|
BIO 201 |
| Gen. Biology 2 w/Lab (4 crs) |
BIO 1560 & 1560.10 |
|
BIO 203 & 205 |
BS 2410 |
|
BIO 202 |
| General Psychology (3 crs) |
PSY 1530 |
|
PSY 103 |
PY 2010 |
|
PSH 110 |
| Developmental/ Lifespan Psychology (3 crs) |
N/A |
|
N/A |
PY 5210 or a combination of PY3210/PY3220/PY3230 |
|
PSH 384 & PSH 436 (both required) |
| Abnormal Psychology (3 crs) |
PSY 3100 |
|
PSY 230 |
PY 3310 |
|
PSH 334 |
| English (6 crs) |
Any non-remedial, non-ESL, credit-baring course from the English, or Writing, Department(s).
In addition to English Composition, if your college has writing intensive courses
listed and described as such in their catalog, these are also acceptable to fulfill
the English Elective requirement.
|
|
Any non-remedial, non-ESL, credit-baring course from the English, or Writing, Department(s).
In addition to English Composition, if your college has writing intensive courses
listed and described as such in their catalog, these are also acceptable to fulfill
the English Elective requirement.
|
Any non-remedial, non-ESL, credit-baring course from the English, or Writing, Department(s).
In addition to English Composition, if your college has writing intensive courses
listed and described as such in their catalog, these are also acceptable to fulfill
the English Elective requirement.
|
|
Any non-remedial, non-ESL, credit-baring course from the English, or Writing, Department(s).
In addition to English Composition, if your college has writing intensive courses
listed and described as such in their catalog, these are also acceptable to fulfill
the English Elective requirement.
|
| Upper Division Science (3 crs) |
Upper division science courses are generally physical/life science courses numbered
300 level or higher. They require prerequisite course work or are designated as such
by the institution. They are generally completed at 4 year colleges/universities (at a junior or senior level). Applicants will need to consult with the Registrar’s Office at their home school
to be sure the course is at an upper division level. Applicants may be required to
submit proof of the upper-division status of the course.
|
|
Upper division science courses are generally physical/life science courses numbered
300 level or higher. They require prerequisite course work or are designated as such
by the institution. They are generally completed at 4 year colleges/universities (at a junior or senior level). Applicants will need to consult with the Registrar’s Office at their home school
to be sure the course is at an upper division level. Applicants may be required to
submit proof of the upper-division status of the course.
|
Upper division science courses are generally physical/life science courses numbered
300 level or higher. They require prerequisite course work or are designated as such
by the institution. They are generally completed at 4 year colleges/universities (at a junior or senior level). Applicants will need to consult with the Registrar’s Office at their home school
to be sure the course is at an upper division level. Applicants may be required to
submit proof of the upper-division status of the course.
|
|
Upper division science courses are generally physical/life science courses numbered
300 level or higher. They require prerequisite course work or are designated as such
by the institution. They are generally completed at 4 year colleges/universities (at a junior or senior level). Applicants will need to consult with the Registrar’s Office at their home school
to be sure the course is at an upper division level. Applicants may be required to
submit proof of the upper-division status of the course.
|
| Mathematics |
Any Math course offered in the Math Department (Excluding: Statistics and any remedial
Math course)
|
|
Any Math course offered in the Math Department (Excluding: Statistics and any remedial
Math course)
|
Any Math course offered in the Math Department (Excluding: Statistics and any remedial
Math course)
|
|
Any Math course offered in the Math Department (Excluding: Statistics and any remedial
Math course)
|
| Humanities (6 crs) |
Any writing intensive course in: Humanities, Political Science, Speech, Religion,
Foreign Language, Philosophy, Economics, Additional Psychology, Additional Sociology,
Additional Anthropology, Literature, Arts, Theatre, Music, and courses labeled Social
Sciences
|
|
Any writing intensive course in: Humanities, Political Science, Speech, Religion,
Foreign Language, Philosophy, Economics, Additional Psychology, Additional Sociology,
Additional Anthropology, Literature, Arts, Theatre, Music, and courses labeled Social
Sciences
|
Any writing intensive course in: Humanities, Political Science, Speech, Religion,
Foreign Language, Philosophy, Economics, Additional Psychology, Additional Sociology,
Additional Anthropology, Literature, Arts, Theatre, Music, and courses labeled Social
Sciences
|
|
Any writing intensive course in: Humanities, Political Science, Speech, Religion,
Foreign Language, Philosophy, Economics, Additional Psychology, Additional Sociology,
Additional Anthropology, Literature, Arts, Theatre, Music, and courses labeled Social
Sciences
|
| |
SUNY Albany |
|
Erie Community College |
CUNY John Jay College |
|
Long Island University — Brooklyn |
| A&P 1 w/Lab (4 crs) |
ANT 316 |
|
BI 150/151 |
N/A |
|
BIO 131- Must also take a lab |
| A&P 2 w/Lab (4 crs) |
ANT 318 |
|
BI 152/153 |
N/A |
|
BIO 132 - Must also take a lab |
| General Chem 1 w/Lab (4 crs) |
CHE 120 &124 |
|
CHE 180/181 |
CHE 103 |
|
CHE 3 |
| General Chem 2 w/Lab (4 crs) |
CHE 121 & 125 |
|
CHE 182/183 |
CHE 104 |
|
CHE 4 |
| Microbiology w/Lab (4 crs) |
BIO 314 & 315 |
|
BI 230/231 |
N/A |
|
BIO 101 |
| Gen. Biology 1 w/Lab (4 crs) |
BIO 120 & 121 |
|
BI 110/115 |
BIO 103 |
|
BIO 3 |
| Gen. Biology 2 w/Lab (4 crs) |
BIO 122 & 123Z |
|
BI 112/117 |
BIO 104 |
|
BIO 4 |
| General Psychology (3 crs) |
PSY 101 or 102 |
|
PS 100 |
PSY 101 |
|
PSY 3 |
| Developmental/ Lifespan Psychology (3 crs) |
N/A |
|
PS 201 |
PSY 231 (must be combined with Adult/Aging Psychology) |
|
PSY 107 & PSY 108 |
| Abnormal Psychology (3 crs) |
PSY 338/338Z |
|
PS 202 |
PSY 242 |
|
PSY 110 |
| English (6 crs) |
Any non-remedial, non-ESL, credit-baring course from the English, or Writing, Department(s).
In addition to English Composition, if your college has writing intensive courses
listed and described as such in their catalog, these are also acceptable to fulfill
the English Elective requirement.
|
|
Any non-remedial, non-ESL, credit-baring course from the English, or Writing, Department(s).
In addition to English Composition, if your college has writing intensive courses
listed and described as such in their catalog, these are also acceptable to fulfill
the English Elective requirement.
|
Any non-remedial, non-ESL, credit-baring course from the English, or Writing, Department(s).
In addition to English Composition, if your college has writing intensive courses
listed and described as such in their catalog, these are also acceptable to fulfill
the English Elective requirement.
|
|
Any non-remedial, non-ESL, credit-baring course from the English, or Writing, Department(s).
In addition to English Composition, if your college has writing intensive courses
listed and described as such in their catalog, these are also acceptable to fulfill
the English Elective requirement.
|
| Upper Division Science (3 crs) |
Upper division science courses are generally physical/life science courses numbered
300 level or higher. They require prerequisite course work or are designated as such
by the institution. They are generally completed at 4 year colleges/universities (at a junior or senior level). Applicants will need to consult with the Registrar’s Office at their home school
to be sure the course is at an upper division level. Applicants may be required to
submit proof of the upper-division status of the course.
|
|
Not available |
Upper division science courses are generally physical/life science courses numbered
300 level or higher. They require prerequisite course work or are designated as such
by the institution. They are generally completed at 4 year colleges/universities (at a junior or senior level). Applicants will need to consult with the Registrar’s Office at their home school
to be sure the course is at an upper division level. Applicants may be required to
submit proof of the upper-division status of the course.
|
|
Upper division science courses are generally physical/life science courses numbered
300 level or higher. They require prerequisite course work or are designated as such
by the institution. They are generally completed at 4 year colleges/universities (at a junior or senior level). Applicants will need to consult with the Registrar’s Office at their home school
to be sure the course is at an upper division level. Applicants may be required to
submit proof of the upper-division status of the course.
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| Mathematics |
Any Math course offered in the Math Department (Excluding: Statistics and any remedial
Math course)
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Any Math course offered in the Math Department (Excluding: Statistics and any remedial
Math course)
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Any Math course offered in the Math Department (Excluding: Statistics and any remedial
Math course)
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Any Math course offered in the Math Department (Excluding: Statistics and any remedial
Math course)
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| Humanities (6 crs) |
Any writing intensive course in: Humanities, Political Science, Speech, Religion,
Foreign Language, Philosophy, Economics, Additional Psychology, Additional Sociology,
Additional Anthropology, Literature, Arts, Theatre, Music, and courses labeled Social
Sciences
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Any writing intensive course in: Humanities, Political Science, Speech, Religion,
Foreign Language, Philosophy, Economics, Additional Psychology, Additional Sociology,
Additional Anthropology, Literature, Arts, Theatre, Music, and courses labeled Social
Sciences
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Any writing intensive course in: Humanities, Political Science, Speech, Religion,
Foreign Language, Philosophy, Economics, Additional Psychology, Additional Sociology,
Additional Anthropology, Literature, Arts, Theatre, Music, and courses labeled Social
Sciences
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Any writing intensive course in: Humanities, Political Science, Speech, Religion,
Foreign Language, Philosophy, Economics, Additional Psychology, Additional Sociology,
Additional Anthropology, Literature, Arts, Theatre, Music, and courses labeled Social
Sciences
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Westchester Community College |
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SUNY Plattsburgh |
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| A&P 1 w/Lab (4 crs) |
BIOL 121 |
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BIO 326 |
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| A&P 2 w/Lab (4 crs) |
BIOL 123 |
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BIO 327 |
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| General Chem 1 w/Lab (4 crs) |
CHEM 107 |
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CHE 111 |
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| General Chem 2 w/Lab (4 crs) |
CHEM 111 |
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CHE 112 |
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| Microbiology w/Lab (4 crs) |
BIOL 221 |
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BIO 203 |
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| Gen. Biology 1 w/Lab (4 crs) |
BIOL 115 |
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BIO 101 |
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| Gen. Biology 2 w/Lab (4 crs) |
BIOL 117 |
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BIO 102 |
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| General Psychology (3 crs) |
PSYCH 101 or 101H |
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PSY 101 |
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| Developmental/ Lifespan Psychology (3 crs) |
PSYCH 116 |
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PSY 311 |
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| Abnormal Psychology (3 crs) |
PSYCH 103 |
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PSY 443 |
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| English (6 crs) |
Any non-remedial, non-ESL, credit-baring course from the English, or Writing, Department(s).
In addition to English Composition, if your college has writing intensive courses
listed and described as such in their catalog, these are also acceptable to fulfill
the English Elective requirement.
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Any non-remedial, non-ESL, credit-baring course from the English, or Writing, Department(s).
In addition to English Composition, if your college has writing intensive courses
listed and described as such in their catalog, these are also acceptable to fulfill
the English Elective requirement.
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| Upper Division Science (3 crs) |
Upper division science courses are generally physical/life science courses numbered
300 level or higher. They require prerequisite course work or are designated as such
by the institution. They are generally completed at 4 year colleges/universities (at a junior or senior level). Applicants will need to consult with the Registrar’s Office at their home school
to be sure the course is at an upper division level. Applicants may be required to
submit proof of the upper-division status of the course.
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|
Upper division science courses are generally physical/life science courses numbered
300 level or higher. They require prerequisite course work or are designated as such
by the institution. They are generally completed at 4 year colleges/universities (at a junior or senior level). Applicants will need to consult with the Registrar’s Office at their home school
to be sure the course is at an upper division level. Applicants may be required to
submit proof of the upper-division status of the course.
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| Mathematics |
Any Math course offered in the Math Department (Excluding: Statistics and any remedial
Math course)
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Any Math course offered in the Math Department (Excluding: Statistics and any remedial
Math course)
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| Humanities (6 crs) |
Any writing intensive course in: Humanities, Political Science, Speech, Religion,
Foreign Language, Philosophy, Economics, Additional Psychology, Additional Sociology,
Additional Anthropology, Literature, Arts, Theatre, Music, and courses labeled Social
Sciences
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Any writing intensive course in: Humanities, Political Science, Speech, Religion,
Foreign Language, Philosophy, Economics, Additional Psychology, Additional Sociology,
Additional Anthropology, Literature, Arts, Theatre, Music, and courses labeled Social
Sciences
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