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Calculus AP Exam (AB) with a score of 4 or 5 (transfers to

Calculus III and Vector Calculus * Calculus AP Exam (AB) with a score of 4 or 5 (transfers to Calculus II

2 Transferred credit grades will be used in calculating the GPA with the exception of international grades which are not transferred. 4 New transfer students who have completed all pre-business courses prior to transfer will be eligible for admission to Zicklin without a Baruch GPA.

Requirements that apply to all business majors to take 4000 level business courses: Students admitted to the Zicklin School of Business are required to complete the following courses before they can enroll in any business major courses that are 4000-level or above: ACC 2101 Principles of Accounting BUS 2000 Business Fundamentals: The Contemporary Business Landscape (effective Spring 2022) CIS 2200 Introduction to Information Systems and Technologies COM 2020 Introduction to Business Communication COM 3021 Professional Speech Communication (effective Spring 2022) ECO 1001 Microeconomics ECO 1002 Macroeconomics ENG 2100 Writing I ENG 2150 Writing II FIN 2000 Principles of Financial Planning and Individual Investing (effective Spring 2022) LAW 1101 Fundamentals of Business Law QNT 2020 Foundations of Predictive Analytics and Decision Modeling (not required for Statistics and Quantitative Modeling majors, see note)† STA 2000 Business Statistics I Completion of pre-calculus, or calculus (only if transferred), or placement into calculus (effective Spring 2022) † STA 4155 and OPR 3450 overlap with QNT 2020. We recognize that students may have taken previous requirements prior the following as a transition plan: Students starting at Baruch College Fall 2021 or later will have to complete: QNT 2020 if they have not completed and received transfer credit for calculus. COM 2020 if they have not completed and received credit for COM 1010 BUS 2000 if they have not completed and received credit for BUS 1011 Students entering between Fall 2021 and Spring 2023 completed and received transfer credit for: Calculus, the requirement to complete QNT 2020 will be waived COM 1010, the requirement to complete COM 2020 will be waived BUS 1011, the requirement to complete BUS 2000 will be waived Beginning Fall 2023, transfer students starting at Baruch College will be required to complete: QNT 2020 irrespective of completion or transfer of a calculus course.

Prerequisite for IDC 1001H The Arts in New York City IDC 3001H The Baruch College Option Any transfer student with concerns about how completed courses have been evaluated for the Great Works of Literature requirement (course 1), may initiate the Pathways transfer credit appeal process. Any transfer student with questions on how/if completed courses may be applied to their desired liberal art minor (courses 2-4) should consult the relevant faculty advisor.

Calculus AP Exam (AB) with a score of 4 or 5 (transfers to Baruch as MTH 2610Calculus I) 4 credits Calculus II 4 credits Calculus III 4 credits Calculus III and Vector Calculus * 4 credits or

English Proficiency Benchmarks SAT I® Verbal score of 480 or higher SAT® Critical Reading score of 480 or higher; SAT® Evidence-Based Reading and Writing (EBRW) score of 480 or higher; ACT® English score of 21 or higher; NYS English Regents score of 75 or higher Passing one of the following legacy CUNY Reading examinations AND one of the following legacy CUNY Writing examinations : Legacy CUNY Reading Examinations · Reading Assessment (RAT) · Reading (COMPASS) · Reading Comprehension (ACCUPLACER®) Legacy CUNY Writing Examinations · Writing Assessment Test (WAT) · CUNY-ACT Essay · CUNY Assessment Test in Writing (CAT-W) CUNY ACCUPLACER® ESL Composite Score of 105 to 120 (effective October 1, 2022) Receive transfer credit for a 3-credit college-level English course with a grade of ‘C’ or better from an accredited NON-CUNY college or university Successfully complete a 3-credit college-level English course at a CUNY college. Mathematics Proficiency Benchmarks SAT I® Math score of 500 or higher; (pre-March 2016) SAT I® Math score of 530, or higher; (March 2016 and later) ACT Math® score of 21 or higher; NYS Algebra I Regents (Common Core) score of 70 or higher; NYS Geometry Regents (Common Core) score of 70 or higher; NYS Algebra II Regents (Common Core) score of 65 or higher; NYS Integrated Algebra Regents score of 80 or higher AND successful completion of an Algebra II/Trigonometry or higher-level course ; NYS Geometry Regents score of 80 or higher AND successful completion of an Algebra II/Trigonometry or higher-level course ; NYS Algebra II/Trigonometry Regents score of 80 or higher AND successful completion of an Algebra II/Trigonometry or higher-level course; NYS Math A Regents score of 75 or higher; NYS Math B Regents score of 75 or higher; NYS Sequential Mathematics II Regents score of 75 or higher; NYS Sequential Mathematics III Regents score of 75 or higher; Passing one of the following legacy CUNY Mathematics examinations Legacy CUNY Mathematics Examinations · Math Assessment Test (MAT) · Mathematics 2 – Algebra (COMPASS®) · Mathematics 5 – Elementary Algebra & Skills Certification (ACCUPLACER®) Receive transfer credit for a 3-credit college-level mathematics course with a grade of ‘C’ or better from an accredited NON-CUNY college or university Successfully completed a 3-credit college-level mathematics course at a CUNY college.

Exceptions to the Baruch College Writing Placement Assessment Requirement: A. Students who have been awarded credit for ENG 2100, ENG 2100H or ENG 2100T will not be required to take the Baruch College Writing Placement Assessment, placement is based on their transferred credits. Note : Students who are awarded transfer credit for either ENG 2150, ENG 2150H or ENG 2150T without also receiving credit for either ENG 2100, ENG 2100H or ENG 2100T, must take the Baruch College Writing Placement Assessment as they will need to complete either ENG 2100 or ENG 2100T.

Exceptions to the Baruch College Writing Placement Assessment Requirement: A. Students who have been awarded credit for ENG 2100, ENG 2100H or ENG 2100T will not be required to take the Baruch College Writing Placement Assessment, placement is based on their transferred credits. Note: Students who are awarded transfer credit for either ENG 2150, ENG 2150H or ENG 2150T without also receiving credit for either ENG 2100, ENG 2100H or ENG 2100T, must take the Baruch College Writing Placement Assessment as they will need to complete either ENG 2100 or ENG 2100T.

Exceptions to the Baruch College Mathematics Placement Examination Requirement: A. Students who have been awarded credits for certain college level mathematics courses (as determined by the Department of Mathematics) will not be required to take the Baruch College Mathematics Placement Examination and will have their mathematics placement determined based on their transferred credits.

Exceptions to the Baruch College Mathematics Placement Examination Requirement: A. Students who have been awarded credits for certain college level mathematics courses (as determined by the Department of Mathematics) will not be required to take the Baruch College Mathematics Placement Examination and will have their mathematics placement determined based on their transferred credits.

Non-Pathways Transfer Credit Appeals If you have concerns about how completed courses have been evaluated for transfer credit, please email TransferCenter@baruch.cuny.edu . Members of the Transfer Center within the Office of Undergraduate Admissions will review your inquiry and respond within three business days. Students may be required to submit syllabi for review. Transfer evaluators consult faculty in the relevant academic departments to determine if adjustments to course equivalencies and credits awarded are appropriate. Contact Us About Our Site Privacy Site Map Text Only Baruch College | One Bernard Baruch Way 55 Lexington Avenue (at 24th Street) | New York, NY 10010 646-312-1000 | info@baruch.cuny.edu 646-312-1000

Non-Pathways Transfer Credit Appeals If you have concerns about how completed courses have been evaluated for transfer credit, please email TransferCenter@baruch.cuny.edu. Members of the Transfer Center within the Office of Undergraduate Admissions will review your inquiry and respond within three business days. Students may be required to submit syllabi for review. Transfer evaluators consult faculty in the relevant academic departments to determine if adjustments to course equivalencies and credits awarded are appropriate.

2 Transferred credit grades will be used in calculating the GPA with the exception of international grades which are not transferred. 4 New transfer students who have completed all pre-business courses prior to transfer will be eligible for admission to Zicklin without a Baruch GPA. Transfer Credits and e-Permit Grades It is the student’s responsibility to: Transfer students should follow up with the Transfer Center if there are any missing transfer grades.

2 Transferred credit grades will be used in calculating the GPA with the exception of international grades which are not transferred. 4 New transfer students who have completed all pre-business courses prior to transfer will be eligible for admission to Zicklin without a Baruch GPA. For transfer students who enter Baruch between Fall 2021 and Spring 2024, please see the transition plan . Requirements that apply to all business majors: Students admitted to the Zicklin School of Business are required to complete the following courses before they can enroll in business courses that are 4000-level or above : ACC 2101 Principles of Accounting BUS 2000 Business Fundamentals: The Contemporary Business Landscape CIS 2200 Introduction to Information Systems and Technologies COM 2020 Introduction to Business Communication COM 3021 Professional Speech Communication ECO 1001 Microeconomics ECO 1002 Macroeconomics ENG 2100 Writing I ENG 2150 Writing II LAW 1101 Fundamentals of Business Law QNT 2020† Foundations of Predictive Analytics and Decision Modeling STA 2000 Business Statistics I Pre-calculus† or Calculus or Placement in Calculus † STA 4155 and OPR 3450 overlap with QNT 2020. Transfer Credits and e-Permit Grades It is the student’s responsibility to: Transfer students should follow up with the Transfer Center if there are any missing transfer grades.

We recognize that students may have taken previous requirements prior the following as a transition plan: Students starting at Baruch College Fall 2021 or later will have to complete: QNT 2020 if they have not completed and received transfer credit for calculus. COM 2020 if they have not completed and received credit for COM 1010 BUS 2000 if they have not completed and received credit for BUS 1011 Students entering between Fall 2021 and Spring 2023 completed and received transfer credit for: Calculus, the requirement to complete QNT 2020 will be waived COM 1010, the requirement to complete COM 2020 will be waived BUS 1011, the requirement to complete BUS 2000 will be waived Beginning Fall 2023, transfer students starting at Baruch College will be required to complete: QNT 2020 irrespective of completion or transfer of a calculus course.

Any transfer student with concerns about how completed courses have been evaluated for the Great Works of Literature requirement (course 1), may initiate the Pathways transfer credit appeal process . Any transfer student with questions on how/if completed courses may be applied to their desired liberal art minor (courses 2-4) should consult the relevant faculty advisor.

Any transfer student with concerns about how completed courses have been evaluated for the Great Works of Literature requirement (course 1), may initiate the Pathways transfer credit appeal process. Any transfer student with questions on how/if completed courses may be applied to their desired liberal art minor (courses 2-4) should consult the relevant faculty advisor.

Each area of study of the Flexible Core has distinct learning outcomes – Pathways Flexible Core Learning Outcomes by Category . Any transfer student with concerns about how completed courses have been evaluated for Pathways credit may initiate the Pathways transfer credit appeal process . Please note that some departments offer courses in more than one area: ANT, GEOG (geography), and SOC courses are offered by the Department of Sociology and Anthropology ART, MSC, and THE courses are offered by the Department of Fine and Performing Arts BLS and LTS (formerly HSP) courses are offered by the Department of Black and Latino Studies BIO, CHM, ENV, and PHY courses are offered by the Department of Natural Science. within the Pathways flexible core, POL and PAF (formerly PUB) are considered to be a single field

Any transfer student with concerns about how completed courses have been evaluated for Pathways credit may initiate the Pathways transfer credit appeal process.