Policies

Students who receive a score of 3, 4, or 5 on the Advanced Placement (AP) Biology exam will receive 3 credits for BIOL 11500 and 3 credits for BIOL 18888, a general, non-specific biology elective.

A student must have an AP test score of 4 or higher to receive History credit (i.e., HIST 18888).

Students who score 4 or 5 on the AP examination in English Literature and Composition or English Language and Composition will receive credit for WRTG 10600 and will satisfy the Academic Writing requirement.

Advanced Placement Students who receive a score of 3, 4, or 5 on the Advanced Placement (AP) Biology exam will receive 3 credits for BIOL 11500 and 3 credits for BIOL 18888, a general, non-specific biology elective.

Advanced Placement Students may receive equivalent credit for PSYC 10300 if they score 4 or 5 on the AP examination in psychology.

The leave of absence cannot be approved until a Petition for Transfer Credits is on file for a student.

Transfer credit is also recorded, without grades.

2. Prior approval (Petition for Transfer Credit submitted via IC Workflow) must be obtained before any course required in fulfillment of a major is taken at another institution (e.g., in summer school) for transfer credit. Proof of high school graduation or the equivalent is required of all incoming students before online course registration for the students' second semester.

While transfer credit for these experiences is not generally accepted, students may consult with the Dean's office in their school for additional information.

2026-2027 Catalog 25 Admission Information • Admission (p. 25) • Articulation Agreements (p. 27) • International Students (p. 27) • Office of Access, Opportunity & Achievement (p. 28) • Proof of High School Graduation (p. 28) • Transfer Students (p. 29) For more information on transfer credit (A-Levels, CLEP, IB, AP), please see Credit from External Sources (p. 237) Admission Admission to Ithaca College is selective.

Please review the Articulation Agreement section under the Transfer Credit page on the Office of the Registrar website for additional information.

Extramural study at Ithaca College is appropriate for a wide range of individuals, such as: • persons who never started college or who want to return to college; • area residents who want to take a course or two for professional development or personal interest; • college graduates who want to continue their education at either the undergraduate or graduate level; • students at another college or university who want to enroll for transfer of credit; • international students whose visa eligibility and financial status are approved by the Office of International Programs; • qualified high school students who wish to get a head start in college-level study; • Ithaca College employees who have the approval of their department supervisor and the Office of Human Resources. Extramural students who enroll in graduate courses are subject to the guidelines on transfer of credit outlined in the Ithaca College graduate catalog. Credits earned on an extramural basis may be applied to an Ithaca College degree program, although this is not guaranteed.

2026-2027 Catalog 237 Credit from External Sources Overview Ithaca College accepts transfer credits to be applied towards undergraduate degrees, as described in this section. Additional information regarding the awarding of transfer credits is described below. Information on submitting documentation to be awarded transfer credits can be found on the Office of the Registrar website. Transfer students who would like a reevaluation of their awarded transfer credits should complete the Petition for Transfer Credit form on IC Workflow for each course they wish to have reevaluated. Transfer from Another Institutionally Accredited Institution A student who transfers to Ithaca College from another accredited college or university may be granted credit for all courses satisfactorily completed with a grade of C- or better, except that transfer students must in all cases meet the same requirements as Ithaca College students in a given program. For example, if a particular course in the major area of study must be passed with a grade of B or better, transfer students will be required to meet that standard. Transfer from a Non-Institutionally Accredited Institution Review and approval of the appropriate department chairperson or designee is necessary to accept courses for transfer credit for prospective students who attended institutions that are not accredited by an institutional accreditor recognized by the U.S. Credit by Examination Ithaca College, at the discretion of the student’s dean or designee, accepts credit from other established sources, such as Advanced Placement (AP), College Level Examination Program (CLEP), General and Subject Examinations, Cambridge Assessment Exams, International Baccalaureate (IB), and educational experiences in the armed services. Ithaca College accepts transfer credit for military coursework.

Students who have completed an Associate of Arts (AA), Associate of Science (AS), or bachelor's degree at an institutionally accredited college or university before transferring to Ithaca College will be required to complete only the transfer seminar and ICC Capstone requirements to complete the ICC. Courses completed for which IC does not have equivalencies may be considered for transfer as ICC courses. Students can petition to have such courses applied to their ICC requirements by submitting a Petition for Transfer Credit form. Information for All Students Credit from External Sources and the Integrative Core Curriculum All students may apply credits earned at other institutions, or granted on the basis of AP/IB/CLEP/A-Level scores, toward the following Integrative Core Curriculum (ICC) components, provided the IC equivalent course carries the corresponding ICC attribute as published in this catalog: • Academic Writing (fulfilled by WRTG 10600) • Quantitative Literacy (QL) • Diversity (DV) • Writing Intensive (WI) • Creative Arts Perspective (CA) • Humanities Perspective (HM) • Natural Sciences Perspective (SC) • Social Sciences Perspective (SO) Where the IC equivalent course already carries the appropriate attribute, ICC fulfillment is recognized automatically; no separate ICC Designation Petition is required for ICC fulfillment. Occasional Study at Another Institution Credit for courses taken at another institution is accepted by Ithaca College under the following conditions: • The student has successfully submitted a Petition for Transfer Credit (PTC) on IC Workflow and approval has been granted prior to taking the course. • Transfer credit will not be awarded for a course that duplicates one for which the student has already earned credit at Ithaca College.

Transfer credit will not be used to replace a course with an insufficient grade earned at Ithaca College.

242 Credit from External Sources History of the United States I 50 HIST 11100 (Humanities (HM) and 3 (LA)) History of the United States II 50 HIST 11200 (Diversity (DV) and (LA)) 3 Human Growth/Development 50 PSYC 28888 (LA) 3 Humanities 50 ENGL 18888 and TRAN 18888 (LA) 6 Information Systems 50 COMP 11000 (Quantitative Literacy 3 (QL) and (LA)) Introductory Business Law 50 BINT 18888 3 Introduction to Educational 50 EDUC 21010 (LA) 3 Psychology Introductory Psychology 50 PSYC 10300 (Social Science (SO) 3 and (LA)) Introductory Sociology 50 SOCI 10100 (Social Science (SO) and 3 (LA)) Natural Science 50 TRAN 18888 (LA) 6 Pre Calculus 50 MATH 18888 (LA) 3 Principles of Macroeconomics 50 ECON 18888 (LA) 2 Principles of Microeconomics 50 ECON 18888 (LA) 2 4 Principles of Management 50 MGMT 11100 3 Principles of Marketing No Transfer Credit Offered Social Science and History 50 HIST 28888 and TRAN 18888 (LA) 6 Spanish Language 50 SPAN 10100 (Humanities (HM) and 4 (LA)) SPAN 10200 (Humanities (HM) and 4 (LA)) Spanish Language 63 SPAN 10100 (Humanities (HM) and 4 (LA)) SPAN 10200 (Humanities (HM) and 4 (LA)) SPAN 20000 (Humanities (HM) and 4 (LA)) Spanish with Writing: Levels 1 and 2 50 SPAN 10100 (Humanities (HM) and 4 5 (LA)) SPAN 10200 (Humanities (HM) and 4 (LA)) Spanish with Writing: Levels 1 and 2 63 SPAN 10100 (Humanities (HM) and 4 5 (LA)) SPAN 10200 (Humanities (HM) and 4 (LA)) SPAN 20000 (Humanities (HM) and 4 (LA)) Western Civilization I 50 HIST 10100 (Humanities (HM) and 3 (LA)) Western Civilization II 50 HIST 10200 (LA) 3 1 Students may receive credit for only one of either College Composition or College Composition Modular.

Transfer credits accepted by Ithaca College are included in this calculation.

Ithaca College will grant transfer credit only for grades of C- or better.

Transfer Policies Transfer Credit after Matriculation at Ithaca College Prior approval must be obtained on a petition-for-transfer-credit form, found on IC Workflow, for all transfers of both elective courses and courses proposed to substitute for requirements. Additional information regarding transfer credits can be found in the Credit from External Sources (p. 237) section of the catalog. Credit Evaluations If a student is considering applying to Ithaca College, the Park School Dean's Office can provide an unofficial evaluation of transfer credits if the student sends copies of transcripts and course descriptions from previous coursework.

Transfer into any program is limited to available openings as determined by each departments: Pre-Athletic training: A minimum GPA of 3.00 overall and a 3.00 GPA in the specific requirements of the major is required. Occupational therapy: Internal and external transfer applicants are considered for entry after the first semester of the first year and as late as the end of the second semester of the sophomore year. Physical therapy: Physical therapy: Internal transfer applicants are considered for entry after the first semester of the first year and as late as the end of the first semester of the junior year. Transfer Credit for Occasional Study at Another Institution HSHP students may take courses at another accredited college or university for transfer credit, provided prior written permission for the credit has been obtained. Petition forms for transfer credit are available on IC Workflow and must be fully completed, submitted, and approved to secure such credit. For regulations on transfer credit, see the Credit from External Sources (p. 237) section of this catalog.

Transfer Credit Students who have completed courses in communication disorders at a regionally accredited institution may Petition for Transfer Credit to have up to 4 of these courses count towards SLP degree requirements. Transfer credit requests must comply with Ithaca College policies for Credit from External Sources.

Internal Transfers into Humanities and Sciences All Ithaca College students are required to remain for at least one semester in the school to which they were originally admitted. Occasional Transfer Courses Normally, H&S departments do not accept transfer credit for internship courses taken through other institutions, including those taken as part of study abroad programs, due to the School’s requirement that faculty supervise such experiences, and that syllabi are developed and approved in advance of such an experience. Students who wish to receive transfer credit for internships taken through another institution or program must provide documentation to the department and Dean’s office that shows they have met the expectations outlined in those guidelines, in addition to any other expectations that have been set by departments. Additional information on college transfer credit policies can be found here (p. 237).

Self-exploration and some level of self-disclosure are required inasmuch as effective counseling requires the ability to understand oneself and to articulate personal feelings. (IRR) 3 Credits PSYC 49200 Senior Seminar in Psychology (LA) Investigation of a specific area or topic in psychology at an advanced level that integrates prior learning.

Code Title Credits In consultation with the minor adviser, students select 18-20 18-20 credits of courses that emphasize the history, literature, religion, philosophy (including political theory), language, or art of a culture prior to 1700, and that meet the following criteria: •credits must be drawn from a minimum of three different program subject codes •no more than four credits from a student’s major or other minor may overlap with Global Premodern Studies courses •no more than four credits from courses taken at an institution other than Ithaca College may count toward the minor in Global Premodern Studies Total Credits 18-20 Innovation Scholars Minor Students must maintain a GPA of 3.0 throughout their program of study.

Transfer applications should contact the Dean’s Office to discuss how specific transfer credits will be awarded.

Transfer Credit Courses submitted for transfer credit must be appropriate and applicable to the student's degree or teacher certification program, and a grade of B or better must have been earned. Some graduate programs may have more restrictive policies regarding coursework that can be accepted for transfer credit. Transferable credits must have been earned not more than four years before matriculation, and no more than six credits may be transferred and applied toward a graduate degree. Students must submit the request Petition for Transfer Credit form online. Credits for Ithaca College - Cornell University Exchange This reciprocal arrangement between Ithaca College and Cornell University allows graduate students, with prior approval and within the stated stipulations, to cross-register for one course or up to 4 credits per semester at Cornell.

History 4, 5 HIST 18888 (LA) 3 World History 4, 5 HIST 18888 (LA) 3 1 Students with AP Chemistry scores of 4 or 5 receive 3 cr of CHEM 18888.

While transfer credit for these experiences is not generally accepted, students may consult with the Dean's office in their school for additional information.

Transfer credit will not be used to replace a course with an insufficient grade earned at Ithaca College.

Transfer applications should contact the Dean’s Office to discuss how specific transfer credits will be awarded.

IC Course Equivalent Credits American Government 50 POLT 18888 (LA) 3 American Literature 50 ENGL 10500 (Humanities (HM), Diversity (DV) and (LA)) 3 ENGL 18888 (LA) 3 Analyzing and Interpreting Literature 2 50 ENGL 18888 (LA) 6 Biology 50 BIOL 18888 (LA) 6 Calculus 50 MATH 11100 (Quantitative Literacy (QL) and (LA)) 4 MATH 11200 (LA) 4 Chemistry 50 CHEM 18888 (LA) 3 College Algebra 50 MATH 18888 (LA) 2 College Composition 1 50 WRTG 18888 (LA) 3 College Composition Modular 1 50 WRTG 18888 (LA) 3 College Mathematics 50 MATH 18888 (LA) 3 English Literature 2 50 ENGL 18888 (LA) 6 Financial Accounting 3 50 ACCT 22500 3 French Language 50 FREN 10100 (Humanities (HM) and (LA)) 4 FREN 10200 (Humanities (HM) and (LA)) 4 French Language 63 FREN 10100 (Humanities (HM) and (LA)) 4 FREN 10200 (Humanities (HM) and (LA)) 4 FREN 20000 (Humanities (HM) and (LA)) 4 German Language 50 GERM 10100 (Humanities (HM) and (LA)) 4 GERM 10200 (Humanities (HM) and (LA)) 4 German Language 63 GERM 10100 (Humanities (HM) and (LA)) 4 GERM 10200 (Humanities (HM) and (LA)) 4 GERM 20000 (Humanities (HM) and (LA)) 4 History of the United States I 50 HIST 11100 (Humanities (HM) and (LA)) 3 History of the United States II 50 HIST 11200 (Diversity (DV) and (LA)) 3 Human Growth/Development 50 PSYC 28888 (LA) 3 Humanities 50 ENGL 18888 and TRAN 18888 (LA) 6 Information Systems 50 COMP 11000 (Quantitative Literacy (QL) and (LA)) 3 Introductory Business Law 50 BINT 18888 3 Introduction to Educational Psychology 50 EDUC 21010 (LA) 3 Introductory Psychology 50 PSYC 10300 (Social Science (SO) and (LA)) 3 Introductory Sociology 50 SOCI 10100 (Social Science (SO) and (LA)) 3 Natural Science 50 TRAN 18888 (LA) 6 Pre Calculus 50 MATH 18888 (LA) 3 Principles of Macroeconomics 50 ECON 18888 (LA) 2 Principles of Microeconomics 50 ECON 18888 (LA) 2 Principles of Management 4 50 MGMT 11100 3 Principles of Marketing No Transfer Credit Offered Social Science and History 50 HIST 28888 and TRAN 18888 (LA) 6 Spanish Language 50 SPAN 10100 (Humanities (HM) and (LA)) 4 SPAN 10200 (Humanities (HM) and (LA)) 4 Spanish Language 63 SPAN 10100 (Humanities (HM) and (LA)) 4 SPAN 10200 (Humanities (HM) and (LA)) 4 SPAN 20000 (Humanities (HM) and (LA)) 4 Spanish with Writing: Levels 1 and 2 5 50 SPAN 10100 (Humanities (HM) and (LA)) 4 SPAN 10200 (Humanities (HM) and (LA)) 4 Spanish with Writing: Levels 1 and 2 5 63 SPAN 10100 (Humanities (HM) and (LA)) 4 SPAN 10200 (Humanities (HM) and (LA)) 4 SPAN 20000 (Humanities (HM) and (LA)) 4 Western Civilization I 50 HIST 10100 (Humanities (HM) and (LA)) 3 Western Civilization II 50 HIST 10200 (LA) 3 1 Students may receive credit for only one of either College Composition or College Composition Modular.

IC Course Equivalent Credits American Government 50 POLT 18888 (LA) 3 American Literature 50 ENGL 10500 (Humanities (HM), Diversity (DV) and (LA)) 3 ENGL 18888 (LA) 3 Analyzing and Interpreting Literature 2 50 ENGL 18888 (LA) 6 Biology 50 BIOL 18888 (LA) 6 Calculus 50 MATH 11100 (Quantitative Literacy (QL) and (LA)) 4 MATH 11200 (LA) 4 Chemistry 50 CHEM 18888 (LA) 3 College Algebra 50 MATH 18888 (LA) 2 College Composition1 50 WRTG 18888 (LA) 3 College Composition Modular 1 50 WRTG 18888 (LA) 3 College Mathematics 50 MATH 18888 (LA) 3 English Literature2 50 ENGL 18888 (LA) 6 Financial Accounting3 50 ACCT 22500 3 French Language 50 FREN 10100 (Humanities (HM) and (LA)) 4 FREN 10200 (Humanities (HM) and (LA)) 4 French Language 63 FREN 10100 (Humanities (HM) and (LA)) 4 FREN 10200 (Humanities (HM) and (LA)) 4 FREN 20000 (Humanities (HM) and (LA)) 4 German Language 50 GERM 10100 (Humanities (HM) and (LA)) 4 GERM 10200 (Humanities (HM) and (LA)) 4 German Language 63 GERM 10100 (Humanities (HM) and (LA)) 4 GERM 10200 (Humanities (HM) and (LA)) 4 GERM 20000 (Humanities (HM) and (LA)) 4 History of the United States I 50 HIST 11100 (Humanities (HM) and (LA)) 3 History of the United States II 50 HIST 11200 (Diversity (DV) and (LA)) 3 Human Growth/Development 50 PSYC 28888 (LA) 3 Humanities 50 ENGL 18888 and TRAN 18888 (LA) 6 Information Systems 50 COMP 11000 (Quantitative Literacy (QL) and (LA)) 3 Introductory Business Law 50 BINT 18888 3 Introduction to Educational Psychology 50 EDUC 21010 (LA) 3 Introductory Psychology 50 PSYC 10300 (Social Science (SO) and (LA)) 3 Introductory Sociology 50 SOCI 10100 (Social Science (SO) and (LA)) 3 Natural Science 50 TRAN 18888 (LA) 6 Pre Calculus 50 MATH 18888 (LA) 3 Principles of Macroeconomics 50 ECON 18888 (LA) 2 Principles of Microeconomics 50 ECON 18888 (LA) 2 Principles of Management4 50 MGMT 11100 3 Principles of Marketing No Transfer Credit Offered Social Science and History 50 HIST 28888 and TRAN 18888 (LA) 6 Spanish Language 50 SPAN 10100 (Humanities (HM) and (LA)) 4 SPAN 10200 (Humanities (HM) and (LA)) 4 Spanish Language 63 SPAN 10100 (Humanities (HM) and (LA)) 4 SPAN 10200 (Humanities (HM) and (LA)) 4 SPAN 20000 (Humanities (HM) and (LA)) 4 Spanish with Writing: Levels 1 and 2 5 50 SPAN 10100 (Humanities (HM) and (LA)) 4 SPAN 10200 (Humanities (HM) and (LA)) 4 Spanish with Writing: Levels 1 and 2 5 63 SPAN 10100 (Humanities (HM) and (LA)) 4 SPAN 10200 (Humanities (HM) and (LA)) 4 SPAN 20000 (Humanities (HM) and (LA)) 4 Western Civilization I 50 HIST 10100 (Humanities (HM) and (LA)) 3 Western Civilization II 50 HIST 10200 (LA) 3 1: Students may receive credit for only one of either College Composition or College Composition Modular.

Credit by Examination Ithaca College, at the discretion of the student’s dean or designee, accepts credit from other established sources, such as Advanced Placement (AP), College Level Examination Program (CLEP), General and Subject Examinations, Cambridge Assessment Exams, International Baccalaureate (IB), and educational experiences in the armed services. Official test results should be sent to the Office of the Registrar. All credits are converted to semester credit hours, if they are not already so designated. AP/IB/CLEP course credit is only applicable to major/minor/concentration areas when permitted by departments. Students should contact their departments with any questions regarding the application of AP/IB/CLEP exam credit to their program. For students who took the Cambridge Assessment Exams, Ithaca College can retrieve test results online in lieu of students providing original certificates. Students should provide the Office of the Registrar with their Cambridge Centre number, Cambridge candidate number, test dates, and student date of birth to allow access to student results. This information can be sent to registrar@ithaca.edu. Ithaca College accepts transfer credit for military coursework. Students should have their official Joint Services transcript sent electronically to Ithaca College. Visit the JST website to make your request: https://jst.doded.mil/jst/

Credit by Examination Ithaca College, at the discretion of the student’s dean or designee, accepts credit from other established sources, such as Advanced Placement (AP), College Level Examination Program (CLEP), General and Subject Examinations, Cambridge Assessment Exams, International Baccalaureate (IB), and educational experiences in the armed services. Official test results should be sent to the Office of the Registrar. All credits are converted to semester credit hours, if they are not already so designated. AP/IB/CLEP course credit is only applicable to major/minor/concentration areas when permitted by departments. Students should contact their departments with any questions regarding the application of AP/IB/CLEP exam credit to their program. For students who took the Cambridge Assessment Exams, Ithaca College can retrieve test results online in lieu of students providing original certificates. Students should provide the Office of the Registrar with their Cambridge Centre number, Cambridge candidate number, test dates, and student date of birth to allow access to student results. This information can be sent to registrar@ithaca.edu. Ithaca College accepts transfer credit for military coursework. Students should have their official Joint Services transcript sent electronically to Ithaca College. Visit the JST website to make your request: https://jst.doded.mil/jst/

Credit by Examination Ithaca College, at the discretion of the student’s dean or designee, accepts credit from other established sources, such as Advanced Placement (AP), College Level Examination Program (CLEP), General and Subject Examinations, Cambridge Assessment Exams, International Baccalaureate (IB), and educational experiences in the armed services. Official test results should be sent to the Office of the Registrar. All credits are converted to semester credit hours, if they are not already so designated. AP/IB/CLEP course credit is only applicable to major/minor/concentration areas when permitted by departments. Students should contact their departments with any questions regarding the application of AP/IB/CLEP exam credit to their program. For students who took the Cambridge Assessment Exams, Ithaca College can retrieve test results online in lieu of students providing original certificates. Students should provide the Office of the Registrar with their Cambridge Centre number, Cambridge candidate number, test dates, and student date of birth to allow access to student results. This information can be sent to registrar@ithaca.edu. Ithaca College accepts transfer credit for military coursework. Students should have their official Joint Services transcript sent electronically to Ithaca College. Visit the JST website to make your request: https://jst.doded.mil/jst/

If a student is considering applying to Ithaca College, the Park School Dean's Office can provide an unofficial evaluation of transfer credits if the student sends copies of transcripts and course descriptions from previous coursework.

Ithaca College will grant transfer credit only for grades of C- or better.

Transfer credits accepted by Ithaca College are included in this calculation.

Extramural students who enroll in graduate courses are subject to the guidelines on transfer of credit outlined in the Ithaca College graduate catalog. Credits earned on an extramural basis may be applied to an Ithaca College degree program, although this is not guaranteed.

Extramural students who enroll in graduate courses are subject to the guidelines on transfer of credit outlined in the Ithaca College graduate catalog.

Credit for courses taken at another institution is accepted by Ithaca College under the following conditions: The student has successfully submitted a Petition for Transfer Credit (PTC) on IC Workflow and approval has been granted prior to taking the course. Transfer credit will not be awarded for a course that duplicates one for which the student has already earned credit at Ithaca College. Transfer credit will not be used to replace a course with an insufficient grade earned at Ithaca College.

Credit for courses taken at another institution is accepted by Ithaca College under the following conditions: The student has successfully submitted a Petition for Transfer Credit (PTC) on IC Workflow and approval has been granted prior to taking the course. Transfer credit will not be awarded for a course that duplicates one for which the student has already earned credit at Ithaca College.

Credit for courses taken at another institution is accepted by Ithaca College under the following conditions: The student has successfully submitted a Petition for Transfer Credit (PTC) on IC Workflow and approval has been granted prior to taking the course. Transfer credit will not be awarded for a course that duplicates one for which the student has already earned credit at Ithaca College. Transfer credit will not be used to replace a course with an insufficient grade earned at Ithaca College.

Developmental changes, individual differences in cognitive skills, and applications of cognitive research to fields such as law, education, and business are considered. Self-exploration and some level of self-disclosure are required inasmuch as effective counseling requires the ability to understand oneself and to articulate personal feelings. Prerequisites: PSYC 31100 . (IRR) 3 Credits PSYC 49200 Senior Seminar in Psychology (LA) Investigation of a specific area or topic in psychology at an advanced level that integrates prior learning.

Transfer Credit Students who have completed courses in communication disorders at a regionally accredited institution may Petition for Transfer Credit to have up to 4 of these courses count towards SLP degree requirements. Requests must be accompanied by a copy of the syllabus of the course taken. The department chair will review requests in consultation with the Ithaca College course instructor for the course being requested, and determine if courses are equivalent to required departmental courses; their decision is final. Transfer credit requests must comply with Ithaca College policies for Credit from External Sources. (p. 237)

Transfer Credit Courses submitted for transfer credit must be appropriate and applicable to the student's degree or teacher certification program, and a grade of B or better must have been earned. Some graduate programs may have more restrictive policies regarding coursework that can be accepted for transfer credit. Transferable credits must have been earned not more than four years before matriculation, and no more than six credits may be transferred and applied toward a graduate degree. Grades earned in transferred courses are not applicable to the graduate cumulative GPA. Students who have matriculated and who wish to earn graduate credit elsewhere for transfer to Ithaca College should obtain approval in writing from the graduate chair or program director and the dean before registering for a course intended for transfer. Students must submit the request Petition for Transfer Credit form online. The request must be supported by an official transcript sent directly to the Office of the Registrar at Ithaca College from the institution(s) at which the credit was obtained.

Transfer Credit for Occasional Study at Another Institution HSHP students may take courses at another accredited college or university for transfer credit, provided prior written permission for the credit has been obtained. Petition forms for transfer credit are available on IC Workflow and must be fully completed, submitted, and approved to secure such credit. For regulations on transfer credit, see the Credit from External Sources section of this catalog. Students who consider taking courses elsewhere should be mindful of the academic residency requirement detailed in the Graduation Regulations section of the catalog.

Transfer Credit for Occasional Study at Another Institution HSHP students may take courses at another accredited college or university for transfer credit, provided prior written permission for the credit has been obtained. Petition forms for transfer credit are available on IC Workflow and must be fully completed, submitted, and approved to secure such credit. For regulations on transfer credit, see the Credit from External Sources section of this catalog. Students who consider taking courses elsewhere should be mindful of the academic residency requirement detailed in the Graduation Regulations section of the catalog.

Additional information regarding the awarding of transfer credits is described below. Information on submitting documentation to be awarded transfer credits can be found on the Office of the Registrar website . Transfer students who would like a reevaluation of their awarded transfer credits should complete the Petition for Transfer Credit form on IC Workflow for each course they wish to have reevaluated.

Additional information regarding the awarding of transfer credits is described below. Information on submitting documentation to be awarded transfer credits can be found on the Office of the Registrar website. Transfer students who would like a reevaluation of their awarded transfer credits should complete the Petition for Transfer Credit form on IC Workflow for each course they wish to have reevaluated. Transfer from Another Institutionally Accredited Institution A student who transfers to Ithaca College from another accredited college or university may be granted credit for all courses satisfactorily completed with a grade of C- or better, except that transfer students must in all cases meet the same requirements as Ithaca College students in a given program. For example, if a particular course in the major area of study must be passed with a grade of B or better, transfer students will be required to meet that standard. Transfer from a Non-Institutionally Accredited Institution Review and approval of the appropriate department chairperson or designee is necessary to accept courses for transfer credit for prospective students who attended institutions that are not accredited by an institutional accreditor recognized by the U.S.

Additional information regarding the awarding of transfer credits is described below. Information on submitting documentation to be awarded transfer credits can be found on the Office of the Registrar website. Transfer students who would like a reevaluation of their awarded transfer credits should complete the Petition for Transfer Credit form on IC Workflow for each course they wish to have reevaluated.

Students who have completed an Associate of Arts (AA), Associate of Science (AS), or bachelor's degree at an institutionally accredited college or university before transferring to Ithaca College will be required to complete only the transfer seminar and ICC Capstone requirements to complete the ICC. Courses completed for which IC does not have equivalencies may be considered for transfer as ICC courses. Students can petition to have such courses applied to their ICC requirements by submitting a Petition for Transfer Credit form.

Students who have completed an Associate of Arts (AA), Associate of Science (AS), or bachelor's degree at an institutionally accredited college or university before transferring to Ithaca College will be required to complete only the transfer seminar and ICC Capstone requirements to complete the ICC. Courses completed for which IC does not have equivalencies may be considered for transfer as ICC courses. Students can petition to have such courses applied to their ICC requirements by submitting a Petition for Transfer Credit form.