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Students whose credentials fall below the minimum criteria for these programs should enroll in an associate degree program that corresponds to their interests and then may later be eligible to transfer to the baccalaureate of their choice after meeting CUNY requirements in reading, writing and mathematics and a minimum grade point average of 2.0. Transfer Applicants into a Baccalaureate Degree Students who have earned a CUNY AA or AS degrees will be granted at least 60 transfer credits. Students without an associate degree and those students transferring from a non-CUNY college will be considered for admission based on the number of credits completed and their cumulative GPA.

• By achieving passing scores on the CUNY Assessment Tests, students without the appropriate Regents or SAT scores or transfer credits in English or mathematics may meet the admissions criteria in three skills areas: reading, writing and mathematics. Students who score below the University- designated level on any of these tests and who are not exempted by Regents or SAT scores or transfer credit, must enroll in an appropriate program of remediation in that area.

5. Transfer of Credit – Transfer students have their status initialized for measuring satisfactory academic progress by counting the transfer credits accepted toward the degree as both credits attempted and credits earned. Effective July 1, 2012, eligibility for the Pell Grant is limited to 12 semesters of full- time payments or its equivalent.

You will not be granted a leave of absence more than once during any five-year period. Use the “Transfer Appeal Form” if you feel that you have not received the full transfer credit to e which you are entitled.

Additional criteria • Must be readmitted into a Baccalaureate program Students are not eligible to apply for Fresh Start after they have been transferred/ registered for the returning semester. All coursework that was successfully completed will now count as transfer credit.

TRANSFER CREDIT With some limitations, students may be granted credit for courses completed at other accredited colleges and universities that offer courses comparable in credit and content to those offered at NYCCT, provided satisfactory grades were received (i.e., “D” or better at any other CUNY unit; “C” or better at other institutions). If a course was taken on a pass/fail basis at another CUNY institution, the official transcript or catalog contract year must state that the pass grade equals a “D” or better for transfer credit to be considered. If a course was taken on a pass/fail basis at an institution outside CUNY, the official transcript or catalog contract year must state that the pass grade equals a “C” or better for transfer credit to be considered. The remaining credits needed to complete the degree may be transferred, provided they are approved for credit by NYCCT. Prospective transfer students can get a first approximation of the transfer credits they can expect by using the tools found in CUNYfirst’s Student Center under “evaluate My Transfer Credit.” To receive credit for courses taken at other accredited colleges and universities, students must have official transcripts on file in the registrar’s office. Use the “Transfer Appeal Form” if you feel that you have not received the full transfer credit to which you are entitled. Alternate Format Advanced Standing Alternate Format Advanced Standing 35

applies to adults who have been out of high ACADEMIC PROGRAMS school for at least five years, have a high school diploma or GED, and are eligible LISTING OF ACADEMIC PROGRAMS for advanced standing degree-credits that The College has been authorized by the may be granted for relevant work and life Board of Regents of the University of the experience. Advanced standing credits granted via Alternate Format must be certified during • the Associate in Science (AS), the first semester of a student’s attendance.

TRANSFERRING INTO CITY TECH The College carefully examines prior college work to be certain students receive all applicable transfer credit.

Students who have completed mathematics courses at other colleges should consult with their major department advisor or a Mathematics departmental advisor to see if they are eligible for transfer credit.

Prospective transfer students should consult with the Mathematics Department at the earliest possible point to be certain that they gain maximum transfer credit and that they enter the program with the requisite background.

They should consult with the Mathematics Department at the earliest possible point to be certain that they gain maximum transfer credit and that they enter the program with the requisite background. The requirement may be met in any one of the following ways: a. Successful completion of a 3-credit foreign language course at City Tech or transferred from another college b. Earning a score of 85 or higher on the New York State Regents examination in a foreign language c. A score of 4 or better on the advanced placement examination in a foreign language d. Satisfactory completion of a College Level Examination Program (CLEP) test in a foreign language e. Graduation from a higher education institution with a bachelor’s degree or its equivalent, in which the language of instruction was other than English Academic Standing and Probation: • To remain in good academic standing in the program, teacher candidates must maintain a minimum GPA of 2.7 and receive at least a grade C in each EDU, MAT or MEDU required course • In the event that the above conditions are not met, the teacher candidate will be placed on academic probation and, at the discretion of the program director, may or may not be permitted to register for the next content mathematics or mathematics education course until the GPA is raised to 2.7 or until a satisfactory grade is earned in the required course • Teacher candidates placed on probation will be dismissed from the program if they are unable to satisfy the GPA and grade requirements after two successive semesters on probation.

Flex Core) Public Speaking *Interdisciplinary Course (ID) *Liberal Arts Elective (LibArt) or Foreign Language Sequence (FL) *Liberal Arts Elective (LibArt) 1 or Foreign Language Sequence (F General Education Course General Education Course General Education Course General Education Course Associate degree or other transfer credits Health Services Management I Legal Aspects of Health Care Health Services Management II (WI) Health Care Finance and Accounting Management Health Care Information Systems Health Research Methods (WI) 2 Macroeconomics (USED) Labor Management Relations (USED) Statistics or higher-level statistics course (MQR, SW) 3ID 2 Health Care Ethics (IS) Introduction to Psychology (IS) ID 2 Personnel and Organizational Psychology (IS) Health Services Internship Introduction to Public Health Administration Nursing Home Administration Social Marketing in Health Care Settings Free Elective BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN HEA MINIMUM REQUIRED LIBERAL PRE/CO REQUISITES Prereq: CUNY Read and Write Profciency Prereq: ENG 1101 Prereq: CUNY Read and Write Profciency L) 1 Prereq: Admission to HSA program Prereq or Coreq: HSA 3510 Prereq: HSA 3510 Prereq: HSA 3510 and MQR Prereq: HSA 3510 and 3602 Prereq: HSA 3602, MAT 1272 or higher Statistics c Prereq: CUNY Read and Write Profciency Prereq: ECON 1101 Prereq: MAT 1190 or higher Prereq: ENG 1101 Prereq: CUNY Read and Write Profciency Prereq: PSY 1101 Prereq: HSA 3602, 3630 and Department Approval Prereq: ENG 1101, MAT 1190 or higher, HSA 3510 or Department Approval Prereq: HSA 3510 (HSA 3630 recommended) LTH SERVICES ADMINISTRATION:120 CREDITS.

REQUIREMENTS FOR TRANSFER STUDENTS: • Students transferring with an associate degree are required to take only 6 credits of the College Option, which must include a course in Speech/Oral Communication (unless such a course was already taken at the associate level) and the Interdisciplinary Liberal Arts and Sciences course. SEE ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Associate degree or other transfer credits SEMESTER 5 HSA 3510 Health Services Management I HSA 3560 Legal Aspects of Health Care ECON 1101 Macroeconomics MQR Mathematical and Quantitative Reasoning LibArts SEMESTER 6 HSA 3602 Health Services Management II HSA 3630 Health Care Finance and Accounting Management ECON 2403 Labor Management Relations PHIL 2203 or 2203ID Health Care Ethics or PHIL 2103 PSY 1101 Introduction to Psychology SEMESTER 7 HSA 4620 Health Care Information Systems MAT 1272 Statistics or higher-level statistics course COM 1330 Public Speaking PSY 2404 or 2404ID Personnel and Organizational Psychology ID Interdisciplinary Course SEMESTER 8 HSA 4740 Health Research Methods Gen Ed/Prof Gen Ed/Prof Gen Ed/Prof LibArt SEMESTER 9 As needed eral arts course or choose two sequential courses in one of the foreign language (FL) co general education requirements.

Transfer Credits There are great differences in hospitality management course offerings from one college to another. Credit will be granted for courses taken at other colleges if the courses are considered equivalent to those offered at City Tech. Final determination of transfer credits will be made by the Registrar of City Tech and the Chair of the Hospitality Management Department.

Courses not taken at the transfer college will be required for the AAS degree. Credit by Examination Students may apply for three employment credits via the Credit by Examination. Students must complete a Credit by Examination portfolio which includes verification of employment in a position for at least three years with Human Services responsibilities.

To receive transfer credit for the required sciences, students must have completed Anatomy and Physiology I and II, and Microbiology within five (5) years of their acceptance to the clinical phase of the nursing program. Nurses entering the program with an associate degree in nursing from a credit-granting institution may have up to 60 credits of course work that was required for the AAS degree transferred toward the 120-credit BS degree (additional credits will be evaluated).

All University policies regarding skills and profciency testing, grading, transfer credit, and degree completion will apply.

Advanced Standing Credits The student admitted as a transfer is advised to go to the Office of the Registrar to obtain an application for advanced standing and file it with the Registrar during the announced filing period. Since there are differences in communication design courses offerings from one college to another, each application for advanced standing credits will be reviewed individually. Credit will be granted for courses taken at other colleges if the courses are considered equivalent to those offered at New York City College of Technology. Final determination of credits for advanced standing will be made by the Registrar and the Chair of the Communication Design Department.

Advanced Standing Credit There are great differences in communication design course offerings from one college to another. Credit will be granted for courses taken at other colleges if the courses are considered equivalent to those offered at New York City College of Technology. Final determination of credits for advanced standing granted to any student in this department will be made by the Registrar of New York City College of Technology and the Chair of the Communication Design Department.

For transfer credit and requirements for majors not listed, please consult the Department.

COURSE TITLE English Composition I (EC) English Composition II (EC) Precalculus or higher (MQR) Life and Physical Sciences (LPS) *Additional Flexible Common Core Course: WCGI, USED, CE, SW Public Speaking or higher (IS) Introduction to Psychology (IS) Introduction to Computer Systems (WI) Problem Solving with Computer Programming Programming Fundamentals Database Systems Fundamentals Operating Systems Fundamentals Networking Fundamentals Web Programming I Introduction to Computer Security Special Topics in Information Technology CST 2301, CST 2400, CST 2405, CST 2406, CST 2409, CST 2415 or CST 290 CST 2301, CST 2400, CST 2405, CST 2406, CST 2409, CST 2415 or CST 290 Principles of Accounting Business Management (WI) ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE IN COMPUTER I MINIMUM REQUIRED LIBERAL ARTS AN COURSE TITLE Associate degree or other transfer credits Public Speaking or higher, if not already taken *Flexible Common Core Course: WCGI, USED, CE, SW *Flexible Common Core Course: WCGI, USED, CE, SW *Flexible Common Core Course: WCGI, USED, CE, SW Personnel and Organizational Psychology (IS) Interdisciplinary Course (ID) Discrete Structures and Algorithms I (LibArt, WI) Discrete Structures and Algorithms II (LibArt) Calculus I (LibArt) CST Track: Choose 1 of 4: Database or Networking and Security or IT Operations or Software Development Courses common to all tracks Project Management (WI) Internship or Information Systems Project Strategic Management Technical Writing PRE/CO REQUISITES Prereq: CUNY Read and Write Profciency Prereq: ENG 1101 Prereq: MAT 1275 or CUNY Placement Prereq: CUNY Read and Write Profciency Prereq: CUNY Read and Write Profciency Prereq: CUNY Profciency Prereq: CUNY Profciency Prereq: CST 1101 and (CST 1100 for CST students) Prereq: CST 1101 and (CST 1100 for CST students) Prereq: CST 1100 Prereq: CST 1215 Prereq: CST 1201 Prereq: CST 2307 Prereq: Two CST 2000 Level 0 0 Prereq: CUNY Math and Read Profciency Prereq: ACC 1101 or ACC 1162 or MKT 1210 NFORMATION SYSTEMS: 60 CREDITS.

Other Degree Opportunities Students who have successfully completed the requirements for the AAS degree are eligible for transfer into the bachelor of technology program in Construction Engineering Technology or Facilities Management. Students considering transfer to another college are urged to consult with the department chairman or transfer advisor as soon as possible in order to select courses that will provide the maximum possible number of potential transfer credits. In all cases, actual transfer of credit depends on the policies of the receiving institution.

Other Degree Opportunities Students who have successfully completed the requirements for the AAS degree are eligible for transfer into the bachelor of technology program in Construction Engineering Technology or Facilities Management. Students considering transfer to another college, are urged to consult with the department chairman or transfer advisor as soon as possible in order to select courses which will provide the maximum possible number of potential transfer credits. In all cases, actual transfer of credit depends on the policies of the receiving institution Approximate Additional Costs other than Tuition and College-wide Fees Textbooks …...……...……...……...……...……...……...……...…$1200 Supplies.……...……...……...……...……...……...……...……...… $250 ACI Concrete Field Testing Certification ……...……...……...… $140 OSHA 10……...……...……...……...……...……...……...……...… $100 Progression and Graduation To meet prerequisites for required classes in the AAS degree in Construction Management Technology, students must earn a C or higher in MAT 1275, CMCE 1115 and CMCE 1215.

Advanced Standing Credit There are great differences in Civil Engineering Technology, Construction Technology and Engineering Technology courses from one college to another. Credit will be granted for courses taken at other colleges if the courses are considered equivalent to those offered at New York City College of Technology. Final determination of credits for advanced standing granted to any student in this department will be made by the Registrar of New York City College of Technology and the Chair of the Department of Construction Management and Civil Engineering Technology.

Other Degree Opportunities Students who have successfully completed the requirements for the AAS degree are eligible for transfer into the bachelor of technology in Facilities Management program. Transfer credit granted will depend upon each institution’s requirements.

Transfer credits granted will depend on the policies and requirements of the individual institution. Students considering transfer to other colleges are urged to consult with the program coordinator or other faculty members as soon as possible in order to select courses which will provide the maximum possible number of potential transfer credits. In all cases, actual transfer of credit depends on the policies of the receiving institution.

Advanced Placement Program of the College Entrance Examination Board (AP)/International Baccalaureate (IP) Exam City Tech grants credit and appropriate advanced placement to students who have taken college-level courses in secondary school and scored 3 or higher on an AP examination or 5 or higher on an IB higher- level exam.

The college will award 30 credits to students who have completed an IB diploma with a score of 30 or higher.

All coursework that was successfully to the transcript request form, and to obtain students who have outstanding tuition completed will now count as transfer credit.

The students on the CLEP national norms in special activities such as seminars, field trips, remaining credits needed to complete the several areas, including some of the courses social events, research opportunities with degree may be transferred, provided they are in mathematics, natural sciences, social faculty members, and enhanced coursework approved for credit by NYCCT. transfer students can get a first approximation of the transfer credits they can expect by using the tools found in CUNYfirst’s Student Center credits to be granted and required scores for CLEP examinations will be determined by the department in which similar subjects are

applies to adults who have been out of high school for at least five years, have a high school diploma or GED, and are eligible for advanced standing degree-credits that may be granted for relevant work and life experience. Advanced standing credits granted via Alternate Format must be certified during the first semester of a student’s attendance.

Students who have completed mathematics courses at other colleges should consult with their major department advisor or a Mathematics departmental advisor to see if they are eligible for transfer credit.

All University policies regarding skills and profciency testing, grading, transfer credit, and degree completion will apply.

Advanced Standing Credit There are great differences in communication design course offerings from one college to another. Credit will be granted for courses taken at other colleges if the courses are considered equivalent to those offered at New York City College of Technology. Final determination of credits for advanced standing granted to any student in this department will be made by the Registrar of New York City College of Technology and the Chair of the Communication Design Department. The department currently has articulation agreements with specific departments, degrees, and programs at Bronx Community College, Borough of Manhattan Community College, and Kingsborough Community College. Approximate Additional Costs other than Tuition and College-wide Fees for the Baccalaureate Degree Program

Advanced Standing Credit There are great differences in Civil Engineering Technology, Construction Technology and Engineering Technology courses from one college to another. Credit will be granted for courses taken at other colleges if the courses are considered equivalent to those offered at New York City College of Technology. Final determination of credits for advanced standing granted to any student in this department will be made by the Registrar of New York City College of Technology and the Chair of the Department of Construction Management and Civil Engineering Technology.

Advanced Standing Credits The student admitted as a transfer is advised to go to the Office of the Registrar to obtain an application for advanced standing and file it with the Registrar during the announced filing period. Since there are differences in communication design courses offerings from one college to another, each application for advanced standing credits will be reviewed individually. Credit will be granted for courses taken at other colleges if the courses are considered equivalent to those offered at New York City College of Technology. Final determination of credits for advanced standing will be made by the Registrar and the Chair of the Communication Design Department.

For transfer credit and requirements for majors not listed, please consult the Department.

Key elements of the course include critical analysis, application or development of ideas and concepts related under “evaluate My Transfer Credit.” offered. To receive credit for courses taken at other Examinations Administered by City Tech accredited colleges and universities, students In some departments, students can also must have official transcripts on file in the earn credit by successfully completing registrar’s office. Visit the Use the “Transfer Appeal Form” if you feel examination other than one of those listed forms section of the College website at http:// that you have not received the full transfer credit above, check with the registrar’s office to see www.citytech.cuny.edu/registrar/important- to which you are entitled. In every case, however, exemption TRANSFER CREDIT SATISFYING DEGREE REQUIREMENTS from a course will be granted only after students demonstrate suitable proficiency in With some limitations, students may be granted Advanced Placement Program that course by completing an examination credit for courses completed at other accredited of the College Entrance given by the department offering the course colleges and universities that offer courses Examination Board (AP)/International and approved by the provost. Without grade equals a “D” or better for transfer credit credits to students who have completed these elective credits, you will not meet the to be considered. Check with the Alternate Format Advanced Standing must state that the pass grade equals a “C” or relevant department or with the Office of the Alternate Format Advanced Standing better for transfer credit to be considered.

Prospective transfer students should consult with the Mathematics Department at the earliest possible point to be certain that they gain maximum transfer credit and that they enter the program with the requisite background.

They should consult with the Mathematics Department at the earliest possible point to be certain that they gain maximum transfer credit and that they enter the program with the requisite background.

availability of space in the curriculum to which “Transfer Appeal Form” if you feel that you have not received the full transfer credit to Unofficial Withdrawal you intend to transfer.

Students considering transfer to other colleges are urged to consult with the program coordinator or other faculty members as soon as possible in order to select courses which will provide the maximum possible number of potential transfer credits. In all cases, actual transfer of credit depends on the policies of the receiving institution.

Students who have successfully completed the requirements for the AAS degree are eligible for transfer into the bachelor of technology program in Construction Engineering Technology or Facilities Management. Students considering transfer to another college are urged to consult with the department chairman or transfer advisor as soon as possible in order to select courses that will provide the maximum possible number of potential transfer credits. In all cases, actual transfer of credit depends on the policies of the receiving institution.

Students who have successfully completed the requirements for the AAS degree are eligible for transfer into the bachelor of technology program in Construction Engineering Technology or Facilities Management. Students considering transfer to another college, are urged to consult with the department chairman or transfer advisor as soon as possible in order to select courses which will provide the maximum possible number of potential transfer credits. In all cases, actual transfer of credit depends on the policies of the receiving institution Approximate Additional Costs other than

Students who have successfully completed the requirements for the AAS degree are eligible for transfer into the bachelor of technology in Facilities Management program. Transfer credit granted will depend upon each institution’s requirements.

Transfer of Credit – Transfer students have their status initialized for measuring satisfactory academic progress by counting the transfer credits accepted toward the degree as both credits attempted and credits earned.

Transfer Credits There are great differences in hospitality management course offerings from one college to another. Credit will be granted for courses taken at other colleges if the courses are considered equivalent to those offered at City Tech. Final determination of transfer credits will be made by the Registrar of City Tech and the Chair of the Hospitality Management Department. Approximate Annual Additional Costs other than