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CUNY Brooklyn College

Brooklyn, New York · IPEDS 190549

Profile

IPEDS UNITID: 190549
OPE ID: 00268700
City, state: Brooklyn, NY
Sector: public 4-year or above
Website: www.brooklyn.cuny.edu/
Cost rows: 7
Confidence: 0.5% from the census of this database (sha256 matches); target 90%
CollegeTransfer.Net: Transfer profile

What we hold

Section	Held	Fields filled	Catalog editions	Loaded	Note
Catalogs	3	shared_from_organization_id 0 of 3 · catalog_id 3 of 3 · organization_id 3 of 3
Programs	4	Credits 0 of 4 · CIP 2 of 4 · Program 4 of 4 · Award 4 of 4 · Edition 4 of 4 · Source 4 of 4	2026	2026-10-22	Serve loaded 2 rows; 4 held
Checklists	4	Credits 0 of 4 · Program 4 of 4 · Award 4 of 4 · Edition 4 of 4 · Source 4 of 4	2026	2026-10-22	Serve loaded 2 rows; 4 held
Courses	4,811	Credits 162 of 4,811 · Description 3,638 of 4,811 · Code 4,810 of 4,811 · Subject 4,810 of 4,811 · Edition 4,810 of 4,811 · Title 4,811 of 4,811 · Source 4,811 of 4,811	2026	2026-10-22	Serve loaded 4809 rows; 4811 held
Policies	42	Title 13 of 42 · Section 42 of 42 · Text 42 of 42 · Edition 42 of 42 · Source 42 of 42	2026	2026-10-22	Serve loaded 15 rows; 42 held
Agreements	5	Effective 0 of 5 · Title 5 of 5 · Type 5 of 5 · Source 5 of 5		2026-10-04
Pathways	2	CIP 0 of 2 · Title 2 of 2 · Type 2 of 2 · Source 2 of 2	2026	2026-10-22
Comparability	32	Exam code 0 of 32 · Condition 0 of 32 · Credits 0 of 32 · As printed 0 of 32 · Exam 9 of 32 · Source 32 of 32	2026	2026-10-22	Serve loaded 27 rows; 32 held
Frameworks	0				Harvested, none found · Harvest
Certifications	0				Harvested, none found · Harvest
References	0				Harvested, none found · Harvest
Accreditation	17	Awarded 0 of 17 · Expires 0 of 17 · Scope 10 of 17 · Accreditor 15 of 17 · Source 17 of 17
Academic calendar	—				No harvest reader yet · Harvest

Catalogs 3

Edition	Format	Source	Captured
2026-2027-undergraduate	pdf	www.brooklyn.edu	2026-09-08T03:29:57.849546400+00:00
2026-2027-graduate	pdf	www.brooklyn.edu	2026-09-08T03:29:58.119068500+00:00
	html	www.brooklyn.cuny.edu	2026-09-08T03:30:20.655162800+00:00

Programs 4

Program	Award	CIP	Edition	Source
CUNY	Ph.D.	52.0301	2026-2027-graduate	www.brooklyn.edu
CUNY	Ph.D.		2026-2027	www.brooklyn.edu
Law and Judaic Studies	Minor	38.0299	2026-2027-undergraduate	www.brooklyn.edu
Law and Judaic Studies	Minor		2026-2027	www.brooklyn.edu

Checklists 4

Checklist	Award	Edition	Requirements
CUNY	Ph.D.	2026-2027	1 groups · 1 items
CUNY	Ph.D.	2026-2027-graduate	1 groups · 1 items
Law and Judaic Studies	Minor	2026-2027	1 groups · 1 items
Law and Judaic Studies	Minor	2026-2027-undergraduate	1 groups · 1 items

Courses 4,811

Subject	Courses	Note
ACCT	46
AFST	79
AMST	43
ANTH	71
ARAB	8
ARTD	223
AUDI	54
BIOL	71
BUSN	100
CASD	121
CAST	10
CBSE	174
CHEM	57
CHIN	45
CHST	22
CIS	1
CISC	104
CLAS	52
CMLT	37
COMM	10
CORC	1
CREO	6
DS	1
ECAE	86
ECON	64
EESC	92
ENGL	214
ESLR	10
FGSC	129
FILM	70
FINC	31
FREN	86
GERM	27
GLLC	19
GRKC	14
GRKM	4
GSCI	29
HARC	1
HEBR	16
HIST	193
HNSC	129
INDS	8
ITAL	54
JAPN	6
JUST	84
KINS	40
KORE	4
LATN	16
LING	17
MATH	86
MCHC	3
MLAN	2
MUSC	311
MVMT	17
NEUR	2
PHIL	102
PHYS	68
PIMA	20
POLS	225
PORT	4
PRLS	56
PSYC	198
RELG	22
RUSS	46
SEED	151
SEEK	2
SOCY	81
SPAN	114
SPCL	105
SPCM	2
SUST	14
THEA	211
TREM	111
WGST	73
YIDM	5
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Policies 42

Title	Section	Text	Edition	Source
	credit_by_exam	Brooklyn College grants academic credits for any student earning a score of 3 or higher on any Advanced Placement (AP) examination.	2026-2027-undergraduate	www.brooklyn.edu
	credit_by_exam	Brooklyn College will also grant credit for College Level Examinations Program (CLEP) with a score of 50 or higher	2026-2027-undergraduate	www.brooklyn.edu
	credit_by_exam	as well as Higher Level courses in the International Baccalaureate (IB) Organization Diploma Program with scores of 5 or higher.	2026-2027-undergraduate	www.brooklyn.edu
	credit_by_exam	The college will also accept DSST (DANTES) exams with a minimum score of 400 on Criterion Referenced test or 45 on Norm Referenced test.	2026-2027-undergraduate	www.brooklyn.edu
	credit_by_exam	Brooklyn College will also grant credit for College Level Examinations Program (CLEP) with a score of 50 or higher 2026-2027 Under	2026-2027-undergraduate	www.brooklyn.edu
	transfer_credit	Level I: Students who have completed fewer than 45 credits of graduate work (including approved transfer credit) and/or have not passed the First Examination. Level II: From the semester following the completion of 45 credits (fully earned and evaluated and including approved transfer credits) and passing of the First Examination to advancement to candidacy.	2026-2027-graduate	www.brooklyn.edu
	transfer_credit	II. Registration, Grades, and Transfer Credit Registration for Courses Prior to registration, students should review the degree requirements for their program, as well as their progress toward the degree, by checking the program requirements at the time of their entry or whatever set of requirements they elect if eligible to change program requirements (see the section “Applicable Bulletin,” below).	2026-2027-graduate	www.brooklyn.edu
	transfer_credit	Rules about transfer courses and credits Transfer Credit Enrolled graduate students may request to transfer in graduate credits from another college or university. To request transfer credits, complete the Graduate Transfer Credit Request Form, attach an official transcript with a photocopy of duate Bulletin	2026-2027-graduate	www.brooklyn.edu
	transfer_credit	• Transfer credits are accepted only from accredited colleges and universities. • Transfer credits are accepted up to a maximum of 40% of the total credits required for the degree program. • A maximum of six credits may transfer for courses for which there are no direct equivalents at Brooklyn College. For non-CUNY colleges Currently matriculated students must apply in person to their graduate deputy or program head for permission to use transfer credits. Permission is obtained using the transfer credit application that may be obtained in the ESC. Students who take a course at another college that has not been approved in advance may be denied transfer credit for the course. Grades in courses taken at non- CUNY institutions and accepted for transfer credit at Brooklyn College are not included in the calculation of a student’s GPA.	2026-2027-graduate	www.brooklyn.edu
	transfer_credit	Each student is evaluated individually based upon prior experiences. For transfer credits see the section, "Rules about transfer courses and credits," in the Graduate Bulletin for more updated and complete information.	2026-2027-graduate	www.brooklyn.edu
	transfer_credit	Consistent with college policy, transfer credits for graduate courses taken at other institutions may be accepted for some of these courses at the discretion of the chairperson or deputy chairperson. Substitutions: With the permission of the chairperson or graduate deputy chairperson, students may be allowed to take up to 6 credits of other courses to complete the 18 credit Major Specific requirement: Students who have taken Mathematics 2101 or equivalent may, with permission of the graduate deputy, waive Economics 7025X, and substitute an appropriate course in Economics or another department.	2026-2027-graduate	www.brooklyn.edu
	transfer_credit	Each student is evaluated individually based upon prior experiences. For transfer credits see the section, "Rules about transfer courses and credits," in the Graduate Bulletin for more updated and complete information. Each candidate will be evaluated individually and a program of study will be prescribed.	2026-2027-graduate	www.brooklyn.edu
	transfer_credit	Transfer students Students who have attended or graduated from an accredited college or university are considered for admission with advanced standing as transfer students. Transfer students with at least 12 credits completed are considered for admission with a 2.22 or better cumulative GPA. Advanced placement Students who have completed college-level courses in high school may be considered for exemption, with or without credit, from equivalent college courses. Evaluation of transfer credit The Transfer Evaluations Office is responsible for processing all transfer credits for courses taken prior to attending Brooklyn College for new undergraduate students, both freshmen and transfers. All courses taken for credit at an undergraduate CUNY college with a passing grade of D- or higher will be accepted for credit at Brooklyn College, regardless of whether a specific equivalency exists. For courses that do not have an equivalent, elective credits will be granted. For courses that do not have an equivalent, elective credit may be granted. Transfer credit from non-CUNY institutions not listed on the admissions application may be denied. Failure to do so may result in the loss of opportunity to receive transfer credit for the course(s). Brooklyn College does grant international students transfer credit. A maximum of 60 credits can transfer from any combination of institutions that are recognized by CUNY’s University Application Processing Center as part of the system of higher education of another country and offers programs of graduate Bulletin	2026-2027-undergraduate	www.brooklyn.edu
	prior_learning	The college also offers students the ability to earn credits for prior learning.	2026-2027-undergraduate	www.brooklyn.edu
	transfer_credit	Students transferring to NYU Tandon through this program may be required to complete certain courses during the summer before the junior year. Brooklyn College agrees to accept as transfer credits raduate Bulletin	2026-2027-undergraduate	www.brooklyn.edu
	transfer_credit	Brooklyn College accepts as transfer credits those courses that compose part of the first-year curriculum toward the degree of Doctor of Podiatric Medicine at NYCPM up to the number of credits needed to complete a B.A.	2026-2027-undergraduate	www.brooklyn.edu
	transfer_credit	Brooklyn College agrees to accept as transfer credits those courses that compose part of the first-year curriculum toward the Pharm.D.	2026-2027-undergraduate	www.brooklyn.edu
	transfer_credit	Transfer of credit Transfer students from colleges inside and outside of CUNY shall have their pace of progression status initialized for purposes of Satisfactory Academic Progress measurement by using the number of credits determined to be acceptable toward the degree as both cumulative attempted credits and cumulative earned credits.	2026-2027-undergraduate	www.brooklyn.edu
	transfer_credit	Transfer Evaluations Office, 306 West Quad Center, 718.951.5263 The Transfer Evaluations Office is responsible for processing all transfer credits for courses taken prior to attending Brooklyn College for new undergraduate students, both freshmen and transfers. This includes college courses taken while still in high school, prior learning assessment by external standardized exams such as Advanced Placement (AP), College Level Examination Program (CLEP) and Higher Level courses in the International Baccalaureate (IB) Organization Diploma Program; yeshiva/seminary credits; and international credentials. The Transfer Evaluations Office serves as an agent and liaison to students and academic departments to assist faculty with the process of evaluating transfer credits.	2026-2027-undergraduate	www.brooklyn.edu
	transfer_credit	The Transfer Evaluations Office processes transfer credit evaluations for college courses completed prior to attendance at Brooklyn College. For transfer credit evaluation policies and procedures, see the “Admission” section of this Bulletin and online at the Transfer Evaluations Office’s website.	2026-2027-undergraduate	www.brooklyn.edu
	transfer_credit	The Military Transfer Credit policy is designed to reflect the academic content obtained through military instruction, including, but not limited to, basic training, noncommissioned and staff noncommissioned officers’ courses, leadership training classes, international deployments, military language institutes, and the military equal opportunity programs (EOP). Some points to consider: • Applicability of transfer credit toward graduation requirements will vary depending on equivalency granted by the academic departmental evaluator and the student’s major/minor requirements. New undergraduate first-time degree-seeking first-semester freshmen and transfer students are required to register with an adviser, by appointment.	2026-2027-undergraduate	www.brooklyn.edu
	transfer_credit	Students must maintain a GPA of 3.0 or above at the time of graduation for transfer credit of graduate courses to their graduate program. Transfer students who receive credit for Mathematics 3.20 and 4.20 are required to take Mathematics 1211 and either 2501 or 3501 to satisfy the mathematics requirement for the B.S.	2026-2027-undergraduate	www.brooklyn.edu
	transfer_credit	Students must maintain a GPA of 3.0 or above at the time of graduation for transfer credit of graduate courses to their graduate program. Students must maintain a GPA of 3.0 or above at the time of graduation for transfer credit of graduate courses to their graduate program.	2026-2027-undergraduate	www.brooklyn.edu
	transfer_credit	Certificate students who have received transfer credits from other colleges must complete a minimum of 21 credits in the Department of Film at Brooklyn College.	2026-2027-undergraduate	www.brooklyn.edu
	transfer_credit	4. US Yeshiva Transfer Credits will not count towards the major. Students who receive the full 27 Israel Yeshiva Transfer Credits upon completion of the capstone course would have a head start toward the major/minor since 3 of the Yeshiva transfer credits would count toward the 12 credit JUST Minor, and 9 transfer credits would count toward the 27 credit major. The rest of the transfer credits will be awarded as electives that do not count toward the major or minor. To serve as a capstone course, the course must be a 3000, 4000, or 5000 level Judaic Studies (JUST) or Hebrew (HEBR) course (or relevant advanced RELG course substituted by the chair); it must be at least three credits; and students must receive at least a B in the capstone course to receive Yeshiva Transfer Credits. The requirements are the same as in option 1 but the student must take at least 9 credits from the following courses as they fulfill their requirements in option 1 (No more than 3 Yeshiva Transfer Credits can be applied to these 9 credits of the Law requirement).	2026-2027-undergraduate	www.brooklyn.edu
	transfer_credit	Students with 27 yeshiva/seminary transfer credits may use 9 of those credits to meet the requirements for the concentration.	2026-2027-undergraduate	www.brooklyn.edu
	prior_learning	Prerequisites: SUST 2001W, EESC 3750, advanced standing in the urban sustainability major and permission of the director of the Urban Sustainability Program.	2026-2027-undergraduate	www.brooklyn.edu
	transfer_credit	Transfer students Students who have attended or graduated from an accredited college or university are considered for admission with advanced standing as transfer students. Transfer students with at least 12 credits completed are considered for admission with a 2.22 or better cumulative GPA.	2026-2027	www.brooklyn.edu
	transfer_credit	Transfer credits are accepted only from accredited colleges and universities. Transfer credits are accepted up to a maximum of 40% of the total credits required for the degree program. A maximum of six credits may transfer for courses for which there are no direct equivalents at Brooklyn College. For non-CUNY colleges Currently matriculated students must apply in person to their graduate deputy or program head for permission to use transfer credits. Permission is obtained using the transfer credit application that may be obtained in the ESC. Students who take a course at another college that has not been approved in advance may be denied transfer credit for the course.	2026-2027	www.brooklyn.edu
Academic Regulations and Procedures 35	transfer_credit	Grades in courses taken at non- CUNY institutions and accepted for transfer credit at Brooklyn College are not included in the calculation of a student’s GPA.	2026-2027	www.brooklyn.edu
Academic Regulations and Procedures 49	transfer_credit	The Transfer Evaluations Office processes transfer credit evaluations for college courses completed prior to attendance at Brooklyn College. For transfer credit evaluation policies and procedures, see the “Admission” section of this Bulletin and online at the Transfer Evaluations Office’s website.	2026-2027	www.brooklyn.edu
Childhood, Bilingual and Special Education 80 Programs and Courses of Instruction	transfer_credit	For transfer credits see the section, "Rules about transfer courses and credits," in the Graduate Bulletin for more updated and complete information.	2026-2027	www.brooklyn.edu
College and Touro College of Pharmacy	transfer_credit	Brooklyn College agrees to accept as transfer credits those courses that compose part of the first-year curriculum toward the Pharm.D.	2026-2027	www.brooklyn.edu
Computer and Information Science 192 Programs and Courses of Instruction	transfer_credit	Students must maintain a GPA of 3.0 or above at the time of graduation for transfer credit of graduate courses to their graduate program. Transfer students who receive credit for Mathematics 3.20 and 4.20 are required to take Mathematics 1211 and either 2501 or 3501 to satisfy the mathematics requirement for the B.S.	2026-2027	www.brooklyn.edu
Computer and Information Science 194 Programs and Courses of Instruction	transfer_credit	Students must maintain a GPA of 3.0 or above at the time of graduation for transfer credit of graduate courses to their graduate program.	2026-2027	www.brooklyn.edu
Full-time Faculty	transfer_credit	Consistent with college policy, transfer credits for graduate courses taken at other institutions may be accepted for some of these courses at the discretion of the chairperson or deputy chairperson.	2026-2027	www.brooklyn.edu
Judaic Studies 350 Programs and Courses of Instruction	transfer_credit	US Yeshiva Transfer Credits will not count towards the major. Students who receive the full 27 Israel Yeshiva Transfer Credits upon completion of the capstone course would have a head start toward the major/minor since 3 of the Yeshiva transfer credits would count toward the 12 credit JUST Minor, and 9 transfer credits would count toward the 27 credit major. The rest of the transfer credits will be awarded as electives that do not count toward the major or minor. To serve as a capstone course, the course must be a 3000, 4000, or 5000 level Judaic Studies (JUST) or Hebrew (HEBR) course (or relevant advanced RELG course substituted by the chair); it must be at least three credits; and students must receive at least a B in the capstone course to receive Yeshiva Transfer Credits. The requirements are the same as in option 1 but the student must take at least 9 credits from the following courses as they fulfill their requirements in option 1 (No more than 3 Yeshiva Transfer Credits can be applied to these 9 credits of the Law requirement).	2026-2027	www.brooklyn.edu
Medicine Articulation Agreement	transfer_credit	Brooklyn College accepts as transfer credits those courses that compose part of the first-year curriculum toward the degree of Doctor of Podiatric Medicine at NYCPM up to the number of credits needed to complete a B.A.	2026-2027	www.brooklyn.edu
Pharmacy Articulation Agreement	transfer_credit	Brooklyn College agrees to accept as transfer credits raduate Bulletin	2026-2027	www.brooklyn.edu
States Army, Air Force, Marine Corps, Navy, or Coast Guard	transfer_credit	The Military Transfer Credit policy is designed to reflect the academic content obtained through military instruction, including, but not limited to, basic training, noncommissioned and staff noncommissioned officers’ courses, leadership training classes, international deployments, military language institutes, and the military equal opportunity programs (EOP). Some points to consider: Applicability of transfer credit toward graduation requirements will vary depending on equivalency granted by the academic departmental evaluator and the student’s major/minor requirements.	2026-2027	www.brooklyn.edu
Transfer Credit	transfer_credit	Transfer Credit Enrolled graduate students may request to transfer in graduate credits from another college or university. To request transfer credits, complete the Graduate Transfer Credit Request Form, attach an official transcript with a photocopy of duate Bulletin	2026-2027	www.brooklyn.edu
Undergraduate Admissions 5	transfer_credit	Evaluation of transfer credit The Transfer Evaluations Office is responsible for processing all transfer credits for courses taken prior to attending Brooklyn College for new undergraduate students, both freshmen and transfers. Transfer credit from non-CUNY institutions not listed on the admissions application may be denied. Failure to do so may result in the loss of opportunity to receive transfer credit for the course(s). Brooklyn College does grant international students transfer credit. A maximum of 60 credits can transfer from any combination of institutions that are recognized by CUNY’s University Application Processing Center as part of the system of higher education of another country and offers programs of graduate Bulletin	2026-2027	www.brooklyn.edu

Agreements 5

Title	Type	Source
Brooklyn College and the State University of New York (SUNY) College of Optometry Brooklyn College and the SUNY College of Optometry have an agreement whereby up to six Brooklyn College students per year may be admitted into a seven-year Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science (B.A.	partnership	www.brooklyn.edu
Brooklyn College/New York College of Podiatric Medicine Articulation Agreement Brooklyn College has an articulation agreement with the New York College of Podiatric Medicine (NYCPM) whereby students who have completed 90 credits of coursework toward a B.A.	articulation	www.brooklyn.edu
Brooklyn College/Touro College of Pharmacy Articulation Agreement Brooklyn College has an articulation agreement with Touro College of Pharmacy whereby students who have completed 90 credits of coursework toward the B.A.	articulation	www.brooklyn.edu
High School Partnerships and Collaborations College Now Housed within the Brooklyn College School of Education, the College Now program supports extensive collaborative partnerships between the college, the City University of New York, and the New York City Department of Education.	partnership	www.brooklyn.edu
Note on Transfer to the Grove School of Engineering at City College Although at present there is no formal articulation, students may also transfer to the Grove School of Engineering at City College.	articulation	www.brooklyn.edu

Pathways 2

Title	Type	CIP	Source
80 Programs and Courses of Instruction	mapping-guide		www.brooklyn.edu
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Accreditation 17

Accreditor	Scope	Source
	Association (ASHA). The School of Education	www.brooklyn.edu
	Pathology of ASHA. The School of Education	www.brooklyn.edu
ACEND must have completed	Students in the MS in Nutrition program interested in applying to the Dietetic Internship (DI)	www.brooklyn.edu
the	nutrition and dietetics programs	www.brooklyn.edu
the	and the Au.D. program in audiology	www.brooklyn.edu
the Accreditation Council	dietetics programs	www.brooklyn.edu
the Accreditation Council for Education in Nutrition and Dietetics	department also offers a dietetic internship (DI)	www.brooklyn.edu
the Association	Koppelman School of Business	www.brooklyn.edu
the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of		www.brooklyn.edu
the Council	and the Au.D. program in audiology	www.brooklyn.edu
the Council for	program in school counseling	www.brooklyn.edu
the Council for Accreditation of Counseling		www.brooklyn.edu
the Council on Academic		www.brooklyn.edu
the Middle States		www.brooklyn.edu
the Middle States Commission		www.brooklyn.edu
the National Association		www.brooklyn.edu
the National Association of School Psychologists		www.brooklyn.edu

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