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Dominican University New York

Orangeburg, New York · IPEDS 190761

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Orangeburg, NY
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transfer_creditAdvanced Placement Incoming freshmen who have completed Advanced Placement (A.P.) study and/or college-level coursework may be eligible for "advanced standing" at Dominican and, following a review of credits, for exemp- tion from coursework at the University. Transfer students may be accepted with: • A maximum of 70 credits from a two-year institution ac- credited by a body recognized by the United States De- partment of Education (USDE) • A maximum of 90 credits from a four-year institution ac- credited by a body recognized by the United States De- partment of Education (USDE) A minimum of 30 credits must be completed at Dominican Univer- sity New York for a degree. Grades of C- or lower are not considered for acceptance in transfer to the Uni- versity except when they constitute part of a completed degree, such as the Associate in Arts, in which case the University may at its dis- cretion consider acceptance of a limited number of credits with such grades. Transfer Credit Policy A course is evaluated for suitability for transfer credits based on the following criteria: • The course was completed at an accredited two-year or four-year institution (list available in the Office of the Aca- demic Dean and the Office of Admissions) • The course was roughly equivalent to a course offered at Dominican University New York • Grades of C- or lower are not considered for acceptance in transfer to the University except when they constitute part of a completed degree, such as the Associate in Arts, in which case the University may at its discretion consider ac- ceptance of a limited number of credits with such grades if they are not part of the major. • Grades for courses accepted for transfer credits are not cal- culated in the student’s Grade Point Average at the Uni- versity. Appeal of Denied Transfer Credit A student wishing to challenge course credits not transferred must file a written appeal with the academic program coordinator chair for reconsideration.2024-2025www.duny.edu
transfer_creditThe Abbreviated General Education Curriculum For students who transfer 45 or more liberal arts credits from other institutions, the total Dominican Curriculum requirements are the completion of one of the Dominican Curriculum minors.2024-2025www.duny.edu
transfer_creditA student must be eligible for honors on the Dominican Univer- sity New York work alone, and on the combined average of Do- minican University New York and all work completed at other insti- tutions. Transfer students with a 3.3 GPA and 70 or less transfer credits are also invited to apply.2024-2025www.duny.edu
prior_learningCredit by Examination (CLEP and Challenge Exams) Students who have gained college-level mastery in areas of knowledge for which no college credit has been earned may validate their achieve- ment by means of an examination. Portfolio Preparation Prior learning acquired through work experience, community involve- ment, volunteer activities, or independent study may be assessed through a process of portfolio preparation.2024-2025www.duny.edu
transfer_creditDC 111 Persuasive Speaking DC 119 Reading & Writing in the Academy with Lab Support* or DC 120 Reading & Writing in the Academy* DC 125 Quantitative Reasoning** DC 130 Introductory Logic DC 140 – DC 190 Through Cultural Lenses (students are required to complete one): • DC 140: Through Cultural Lenses (transfer credit only) • DC 150: Through Cultural Lenses: Baseball • DC 155: Through Cultural Lenses: Chess • DC 160: Through Cultural Lenses: Dragons • DC 170: Through Cultural Lenses: Broadway • DC 180: Through Cultural Lenses: Hair • DC 190: Through Cultural Lenses: The City*** * The minimum grade for satisfying this requirement and moving on to a Through Cultural Lenses course is C-. ** Students whose majors require MA 221, MA 225, or SS 221 may use that course in place of DC 125. Cosmos courses: DC 200-219 − DC 200: Cosmos (transfer credit only) − DC 203: Patterns in nature − DC 210: Myth and Reason* − DC 212: Discovering Ancient Voices* − DC 214: Speaking of Jesus* For Cosmos course descriptions, see pages 39 – 40. Institutions: Institutions courses focus on the creation and development of an institution at the core of the Western tradition. Institutions courses: DC 220-239 − DC 220: Institutions (transfer credit only) − DC 221: Culture and Tradition Through Art − DC 224: Faith, Reason, and Knowledge in the Medieval World − DC 231: Married or Single? Revolutions courses: DC 240-259 − DC 240: Revolutions (transfer credit only) − DC 241: Industrial Revolutions − DC 242: Ferment of Revolutions − DC 251: Enlightenment and the Age of Revolu- tions* − DC 252: We the People* For Revolutions course descriptions, see pages 40 -41.2024-2025www.duny.edu
transfer_creditInnovations courses: DC 260-279 − DC 260: Innovations (transfer credit only) − DC 261: Global Interactions − DC 262: International Relations − DC 263: Biotechnology − DC 271: Cinema, Story, and Society* − DC 274: Intercultural American Modernism* For Innovations course descriptions, see page 41. DC-3: Issues in Contemporary Life and Culture DC-3 brings together much of what is required to prepare students to engage as civically minded, compassionate leaders, making a posi- tive impact in the community informed by respect for the diversity and interdependence of its inhabitants.2024-2025www.duny.edu
prior_learningSummary of Requirements: History Course Semester Hours History Major 36 Four Required Foundation Courses: 12 HI 101 Intro to History and Methods HI 222 Classical History/Civilization HI 223 Medieval Europe or HI 224 Renaissance-Reformation HI 332 American National Period Any two courses selected from American 6 History One of the following Modern European 3 History courses: HI 225 Nineteenth-Century Europe HI 226 Hitler’s Third Reich HI 337 Twentieth-Century Europe HI 446 War and Society One Area Studies course: 3 HI 451 Middle Eastern History HI 452 East Asian History HI 453 History Developing Nations HI 454 Latin American History One Advanced-Level Tutorial, Applied, or 3 Special Topics course HI 300 or 400 series Two elective courses from any area of 6 History Advanced Standing Capstone Sequence: 6 HI 470 Historiography HI 472 Seminar in Historical Research No grade below a C is accepted for credit toward the History major.2024-2025www.duny.edu
transfer_creditTransfer students testing at the MA 112 or 13 level who have transfer credit for the equivalent course or higher are eligible to take MA 118: Enhanced Math.2024-2025www.duny.edu
prior_learningAdvanced Standing: RN-BSN Online Option Advanced standing in nursing at the baccalaureate level will be awarded on the basis of prior coursework as validated by academic performance in the University’s Nursing Program.2024-2025www.duny.edu
transfer_creditTransfer Credit No more than 6 credits for graduate courses taken at another accredited institution, prior to matriculation at Dominican University New York, may be granted by a program toward the degree.2024-2025www.duny.edu
transfer_creditTransfer Credits The expectation is that all courses for the degree will be taken at Dominican University New York. However, a maximum of six credits from other institutions may be considered for transfer, at the discretion of the Director of the Graduate Programs in the Division of Business, Innovation, and Leadership. Transfer credits must meet the following criteria before being consid- ered for eligibility. • A minimum grade of B for each course considered for transfer.2024-2025www.duny.edu
transfer_creditTransfer credits: Students who have completed graduate courses with a grade of B or better that fulfill the requirements of some of the courses may transfer up to six (6) credits.2024-2025www.duny.edu
transfer_creditStudents may enter the program with advanced standing following completion of a master's degree in nursing. Transfer Credits: Students who hold a master's degree will complete a gap analysis to evaluate credits that will be transferred and applied to the DNP pro- gram.2024-2025www.duny.edu
transfer_creditTransfer credits: Due to the wide variations in curricular structure, transfers from other graduate occupational therapy programs are generally not accepted.2024-2025www.duny.edu
transfer_creditTransfer Credits: The expectation is that all courses for the degree will be taken at Dominican University New York; however, up to six credits from accredited master-degree granting institutions that match the re- quirements of our program may be accepted if approved by the Pro- gram Director. To be eligible for transfer, courses must meet the following criteria: (1) They must have a minimum grade of B, (2) Be equivalent to courses offered at Dominican University New York, (3) Have been taken within the last five years.2024-2025www.duny.edu
prior_learningOption 3: Accelerated Pathway to the Certificate in Health Care Management Available to Those Meeting Specific Criteria While the advanced standing awarded to DPT students in Option 1 does not apply to the HCM Certificate, DPT students in good aca- demic standing who also meet the criteria outlined below may enroll in HCM Certificate courses and take 6 credits of HCM certificate courses during the final year of their DPT program.2024-2025www.duny.edu
transfer_creditSeniors interested in teaching individuals who are blind or visually impaired may also apply to take 9 selective credits in the Graduate Program in Teachers of the Blind/Visually Impaired to obtain advanced standing in the TVI program. A maximum of six credits may be considered for transfer. Equivalent graduate course work may be considered for transfer credit if (a) the grade was a minimum of B and (b) the course was taken within five years of the term in which the student wishes to register for it. All requirements (courses, papers, projects) must be completed within a maximum of five years from the beginning of the term in 170 | which the candidate is awarded the first credits towards the degree, whether the credits were earned on a non-matriculated or matricu- lated basis.2024-2025www.duny.edu
transfer_creditThrough Cultural Lenses (any one of: DC 150, 155, 160, 170, 180, or 190) Innovations courses: DC 260-279 SO 330: Ethnic Group Interaction − DC 260: Innovations (transfer credit only) • EN 444: The Search for Identity − DC 261: Global Interactions • PS 236: Social Psychology − DC 262: International Relations • PH 335: Identities and Inequalities • DC 475: Ethnic and Racial Relations − DC 263: Biotechnology − DC 271: Cinema, Story, and Society* − DC 274: Intercultural American Modernism* For Innovations course descriptions, see page 41. DC-3: Issues in Contemporary Life and Culture DC-3 brings together much of what is required to prepare students to engage as civically minded, compassionate leaders, making a posi- tive impact in the community informed by respect for the diversity and interdependence of its inhabitants.2024-2025www.duny.edu
transfer_creditTransfer Credits MB 607 Dynamics of Effective Leadership The expectation is that all courses for the degree will be taken at MB 610 Project & Portfolio Management Dominican University New York. However, a maximum of six credits from other institutions may be considered for transfer, at the MB 611 Managers & the Law discretion of the Director of the Graduate Programs in the Division MB 613 Organizational Communications of Business, Innovation, and Leadership. MB 614 Current Topics in Management MB 620 Internship (or MB 621, MB 622, MB 623) Transfer credits must meet the following criteria before being consid- ered for eligibility.2024-2025www.duny.edu
prior_learningSeniors interested in teaching individuals who are blind or visually impaired may also apply to take 9 selective credits in the Graduate Program in Teachers of the Blind/Visually Impaired to obtain advanced standing in the TVI program.2024-2025www.duny.edu
Deferment:prior_learningStudents may enter the program with advanced standing following completion of a master's degree in nursing.2024-2025www.duny.edu
General Requirements:transfer_creditA maximum of six credits may be considered for transfer. Equivalent graduate course work may be considered for transfer credit if (a) the grade was a minimum of B and (b) the course was taken within five years of the term in which the student wishes to register for it. All requirements (courses, papers, projects) must be completed within a maximum of five years from the beginning of the term in 170 | which the candidate is awarded the first credits towards the degree, whether the credits were earned on a non-matriculated or matricu- lated basis.2024-2025www.duny.edu
Institutions:transfer_creditDC 130 Introductory Logic Institutions courses: DC 220-239 DC 140 – DC 190 Through Cultural Lenses (students are − DC 220: Institutions (transfer credit only) required to complete one): − DC 221: Culture and Tradition Through Art • DC 140: Through Cultural Lenses (transfer credit only) − DC 224: Faith, Reason, and Knowledge in the • DC 150: Through Cultural Lenses: Baseball Medieval World • DC 155: Through Cultural Lenses: Chess − DC 231: Married or Single?2024-2025www.duny.edu
Management Available to Those Meeting Specific Criteriaprior_learningWhile the advanced standing awarded to DPT students in Option 1 does not apply to the HCM Certificate, DPT students in good aca- demic standing who also meet the criteria outlined below may enroll in HCM Certificate courses and take 6 credits of HCM certificate courses during the final year of their DPT program.2024-2025www.duny.edu
NR 223 Introduction to Professional Nursing I 5prior_learningNR 320 Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing 5 NR 329 Pharmacologic Agents 3 Advanced Standing: RN-BSN Online Option NR 330 Parent-Child Nursing 2 Advanced standing in nursing at the baccalaureate level will be NR 340 Adult Nursing I 5 awarded on the basis of prior coursework as validated by academic NR 345 Family Health Nursing 5 performance in the University’s Nursing Program.2024-2025www.duny.edu
Transfer Credittransfer_creditTransfer Credit No more than 6 credits for graduate courses taken at another accredited institution, prior to matriculation at Dominican University New York, may be granted by a program toward the degree. Grades earned at other institutions do not become part of Dominican’s grade point aver- age.2024-2025www.duny.edu
Transfer Credit Policytransfer_creditTransfer Credit Policy A course is evaluated for suitability for transfer credits based on the following criteria: The course was completed at an accredited two-year or four-year institution (list available in the Office of the Aca- demic Dean and the Office of Admissions) All students born after 1/1/57 are required to submit proof of im- of a completed degree, such as the Associate in Arts, in munization against mumps, measles and rubella prior to registration. which case the University may at its discretion consider ac- According to New York State health law, all students are also re- ceptance of a limited number of credits with such grades if quired to complete and return the meningitis form provided by the they are not part of the major. University to the Student Health Center. All resident students and • Grades for courses accepted for transfer credits are not cal- athletes are required to submit proof of meningitis immunization. culated versity. in the student’s Grade Point Average at the Uni- • Credits would be awarded equal to the amount of semester Admission of Transfer Students credits earned at the other institution. Credits from insti- We welcome transfer students to Dominican University New York. tutions on quarter systems would be adjusted to the equiv- Transfer students add a new dimension to our institution by bringing alent of semester credits. new ideas and varied experiences. Transfer students may be accepted with: Appeal of Denied Transfer Credit A student wishing to challenge course credits not transferred must • A maximum of 70 credits from a two-year institution ac- file a written appeal with the academic program coordinator chair credited by a body recognized by the United States De- for reconsideration. Within ten days of receipt of the appeal, the partment of Education (USDE) program coordinator will notify the student of the results of the • A maximum of 90 credits from a four-year institution ac- review. Any changes will be communicated to the Registrar’s Office credited by a body recognized by the United States De- for official processing. partment of Education (USDE) A student dissatisfied with the results of the appeal at the program level may submit a written appeal and department notification to A minimum of 30 credits must be completed at Dominican Univer- sity New York for a degree. Apply online using the Dominican University New York application www.dc.edu/admissions/apply, or the Com- mon Application at www.commonapp.org. Complete the application by submitting the non-refundable fee. You may enclose any additional information you wish to be considered with your application. If you have completed fewer than 24 college credit from an accredited institution, you must request that an official the Vice President for Academic Affairs/Academic Dean for a final review. Within ten days of receipt of the appeal, the Vice President for Academic Affairs/Academic Dean will notify the student of the results of the review. Any changes will be communicated to the Registrar’s Office for official processing.2024-2025www.duny.edu
Transfer Credits:transfer_creditTransfer Credits: Students who hold a master's degree will complete a gap analysis to evaluate credits that will be transferred and applied to the DNP pro- gram.2024-2025www.duny.edu
Transfer Credits:transfer_creditTransfer Credits: The expectation is that all courses for the degree will be taken at Dominican University New York; however, up to six credits from accredited master-degree granting institutions that match the re- quirements of our program may be accepted if approved by the Pro- gram Director. To be eligible for transfer, courses must meet the following criteria: They must have a minimum grade of B, Be equivalent to courses offered at Dominican University New York, Have been taken within the last five years. Good standing: Once accepted into the MSOLC program, students must meet the following standards to remain in good standing: Adherence to all published policies and procedures of the University, Completion of the degree within five years of matricula- tion into the program, A minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 with no individual course grade below B-. It is the responsibility of the student to adhere to the requirements for good academic standing. A student whose cumulative GPA falls below a 3.0 will be automatically placed on academic probation. A student on probation will meet with the Director to discuss the con- ditions and requirements of probation. These conditions and require- ments may include continuing probation, academic leave or dismissal from the program.2024-2025www.duny.edu

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institutionwww.duny.edu
a body recognized by the United States Department ofwww.duny.edu
the Association for Advancing Quality in Educatorwww.duny.edu
the Commission on Collegiatenursing programwww.duny.edu
the In-tional accreditation. The Business programswww.duny.edu
the InternationalBusiness Management programwww.duny.edu
the International AccreditationFinance programwww.duny.edu
the Middle States Commission on Higher Ed-www.duny.edu
the Middle States Commission on Higher Edu-www.duny.edu

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