Policies

Required Support Courses: Sciences: BSC 201, BSC 202, BSC 203, BSC 205 Required Liberal Arts Courses: WRT 101, PSY 101, SOC 101, MTH 110, PSY 220 2. Nursing courses from previous college course work with a grade of C and taken within 10 years prior to the date of matriculation will be considered for transfer credit to meet upper-division BS degree program requirements with the approval of equivalency by the course instructor. Courses taken more than 10 years prior to matriculation may be considered for transfer credit only with approval by the course instructor and department chair if justification of equivalency can be documented, such as the student has significant practice experience relevant to the major content of the course(s).

Required Support Courses: Sciences: BSC 201, BSC 202, BSC 203, BSC 205 Required Liberal Arts Courses: WRT 101, PSY 101, SOC 101, MTH 110, PSY 220 2. Nursing courses from previous college course work with a grade of C and taken within 10 years prior to the date of matriculation will be considered for transfer credit to meet upper-division BS degree program requirements with the approval of equivalency by the course instructor. Courses taken more than 10 years prior to matriculation may be considered for transfer credit only with approval by the course instructor and department chair if justification of equivalency can be documented, such as the student has significant practice experience relevant to the major content of the course(s).

The Department of Accounting policy is that no upper level accounting courses may receive transfer credit that applies toward the accounting major. Introductory accounting courses may be eligible for transfer credit if deemed equivalent to the Le Moyne College Introductory Accounting I and II for Accounting Majors courses. To be eligible for transfer credit, the courses must be taken on a college campus and directly taught by an instructor of the college or university. No advance placement credit will be granted, nor will transfer credit be given for courses that are sponsored by colleges or universities, and taught within high schools. Grades below B in ACT 201 or ACT 202 or transfer credit coursework deemed equivalent to ACT 201 and ACT 202 , require passing score on department skill assessment.

Grades below B in ACT 201 or ACT 202 or transfer credit coursework deemed equivalent to ACT 201 and ACT 202 , require passing score on department skill assessment.

The Department of Accounting policy is that no upper level accounting courses may receive transfer credit that applies toward the accounting major. Introductory accounting courses may be eligible for transfer credit if deemed equivalent to the Le Moyne College Introductory Accounting I and II for Accounting Majors courses. To be eligible for transfer credit, the courses must be taken on a college campus and directly taught by an instructor of the college or university. No advance placement credit will be granted, nor will transfer credit be given for courses that are sponsored by colleges or universities, and taught within high schools. Grades below B in ACT 201 or ACT 202 or transfer credit coursework deemed equivalent to ACT 201 and ACT 202, require passing score on department skill assessment.

Grades below B in ACT 201 or ACT 202 or transfer credit coursework deemed equivalent to ACT 201 and ACT 202, require passing score on department skill assessment.

The language proficiency exam requirement can be waived for international students with: Graduation from an accredited American high school OR Graduation from an American two- or four-year college or university OR Completion of 15 graduate credits at an American college or university OR Completion of 60 undergraduate credits including six transferable credits of English at an American college or university OR A degree from an international institution in which the documented official language of instruction is English.

The following minimum scores are required: TOEFL: 79 Duolingo: 105 IELTS: 6.5 The language proficiency exam will be waived for international students with: Graduation from an accredited American high school OR Graduation from an American two- or four-year college or university OR Completion of 15 graduate credits at an American college or university OR Completion of 60 undergraduate credits including six transferable credits of English at an American college or university.

The language proficiency exam requirement can be waived for international students with: Graduation from an accredited American high school OR Graduation from an American two- or four-year college or university OR Completion of 15 graduate credits at an American college or university OR Completion of 60 undergraduate credits including six transferable credits of English at an American college or university OR A degree from an international institution in which the documented official language of instruction is English.

The following minimum scores are required: TOEFL: 79 Duolingo: 105 IELTS: 6.5 The language proficiency exam will be waived for international students with: Graduation from an accredited American high school OR Graduation from an American two- or four-year college or university OR Completion of 15 graduate credits at an American college or university OR Completion of 60 undergraduate credits including six transferable credits of English at an American college or university.

The following minimum scores are required: TOEFL: 79 Duolingo: 110 IELTS: 6.5 The language proficiency exam will be waived for international students with: - Graduation from an accredited American high school OR - Graduation from an American two- or four-year college or university OR - Completion of 15 graduate credits at an American college or university OR - Completion of 60 undergraduate credits including six transferable credits of English at an American college or university - A degree from an international institution in which the documented official language of instruction is English.

Applicants that have completed Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree who have completed some graduate coursework and meet the admission requirements established for the program will be considered for transfer. Additionally, a student may transfer up to 9 credits of graduate equivalent course work to meet DNP, Family Nurse Practitioner Program requirements. A request for transfer credit to meet degree requirements must be made prior to the date of matriculation. All courses considered for transfer or waiver will be evaluated on an individual basis by the Graduate Admissions committee. Additionally, all courses from the applicant’s master’s program will be considered for the 9 credit limit for transfer or waiver and will be evaluated on an individual basis by the Graduate Admission committee.

Applicants that have completed Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree who have completed some graduate coursework and meet the admission requirements established for the program will be considered for transfer. Additionally, a student may transfer up to 9 credits of graduate equivalent course work to meet DNP, Family Nurse Practitioner Program requirements. A request for transfer credit to meet degree requirements must be made prior to the date of matriculation. All courses considered for transfer or waiver will be evaluated on an individual basis by the Graduate Admissions committee. Additionally, all courses from the applicant’s master’s program will be considered for the 9 credit limit for transfer or waiver and will be evaluated on an individual basis by the Graduate Admission committee.

No transfer credit will be granted for BS-level coursework taken at another institution.

No transfer credit will be granted for BS-level coursework taken at another institution.

The optional essay for some exams may be required in order to receive Le Moyne College transfer credit.

The optional essay for some exams may be required in order to receive Le Moyne College transfer credit.

The student may choose to revoke transfer credits being used towards the degree program (please contact the Registrar's office).

The language proficiency exam requirement can be waived for international students with: Graduation from an accredited American high school OR Graduation from an American two- or four-year college or university OR Completion of 15 graduate credits at an American college or university OR Completion of 60 undergraduate credits including six transferable credits of English at an American college or university A degree from an international institution in which the documented official language of instruction is English. A waiver to grant the student extension beyond the five-year limit will be considered on an individual basis depending on the extenuating circumstances.

Transfer of Credit: Students who take Advanced Placement, International Baccalaureate, or college courses while in high school must submit such documentation to the Le Moyne College Registrar at least one month before classes begin. Other transfer credit must be pre-approved and a student’s last 30 credit hours must be completed at Le Moyne.

Transfer of Credit: Students who take Advanced Placement, International Baccalaureate, or college courses while in high school must submit such documentation to the Le Moyne College Registrar at least one month before classes begin. Other transfer credit must be pre-approved and a student’s last 30 credit hours must be completed at Le Moyne.

Course List Code Title Credit Hours Required Core EDL 501 Educational Leadership for Soc Justice 3 EDL 503 Culturally Responsive Leadership 3 EDL 505 School Finance and Facilities 3 EDL 510 Labor-Mgt Relations in School Setting 3 EDL 515 Assessment & Accountability for Schools 3 Professional Specialty EDL 520 The Principalship 3 EDL 525 Supervision of Instruction 3 EDL 610 Issues in Curriculum and Instruction 3 Internship EDL 555 Internship for School Building Leadership 6 Transfer credit of leadership courses may be considered for students in this program, as appropriate.

Course List Code Title Credit Hours Required Core EDL 501 Educational Leadership for Soc Justice 3 EDL 503 Culturally Responsive Leadership 3 EDL 505 School Finance and Facilities 3 EDL 510 Labor-Mgt Relations in School Setting 3 EDL 515 Assessment & Accountability for Schools 3 Professional Specialty EDL 520 The Principalship 3 EDL 525 Supervision of Instruction 3 EDL 610 Issues in Curriculum and Instruction 3 Internship EDL 555 Internship for School Building Leadership 6 Transfer credit of leadership courses may be considered for students in this program, as appropriate.

A minimum total of 60 credits is required for New York State school leadership certification, which may include up to 21 graduate credits of transfer credit from student's Master's degree, as appropriate.

A minimum total of 60 credits is required for New York State school leadership certification, which may include up to 21 graduate credits of transfer credit from student's Master's degree, as appropriate.

The following minimum scores are required: TOEFL: 79 Duolingo: 110 IELTS: 6.5 The language proficiency exam will be waived for international students with: Graduation from an accredited American high school OR Graduation from an American two- or four-year college or university OR Completion of 15 graduate credits at an American college or university OR Completion of 60 undergraduate credits including six transferable credits of English at an American college or university A degree from an international institution in which the documented official language of instruction is English.

Only transfer credits accepted by Le Moyne and those credits which count towards a student’s current program will be counted as both attempted and completed credits in SAP evaluation. Transfer credits will not count towards qualitative SAP requirements (GPA).

Transfer Credit Policy The department has the authority to transfer courses and accept substitute courses within the degree program. Under no circumstance will more than nine transfer credits be accepted. Transfer credits should be taken within the previous five years with a grade of B or better.

Transfer Credit Policy The department has the authority to transfer courses and accept substitute courses within the degree program. Under no circumstance will more than nine transfer credits be accepted. Transfer credits should be taken within the previous five years with a grade of B or better.

Transfer Credit/Policy The acceptance of transfer credit will be considered based on the following: Waivers of foundation courses could be granted to those who have completed the equivalent academic requirements in their undergraduate program. Typically, two undergraduate courses, in the appropriate area and at the appropriate level, completed in recent years with a grade of B or better, could be used to waive an MBA foundation course. Because of the highly diverse nature of undergraduate education, all waivers will be considered by the MBA director on a case-by-case basis. For most courses, equivalent content level graduate courses from AACSB accredited institutions with a grade of B or better may be accepted as transfer credit. Transfer courses must be approved by the MBA director. Transfer credits are not included in the quality point index.

Transfer Credit/Policy The acceptance of transfer credit will be considered based on the following: Waivers of foundation courses could be granted to those who have completed the equivalent academic requirements in their undergraduate program. Typically, two undergraduate courses, in the appropriate area and at the appropriate level, completed in recent years with a grade of B or better, could be used to waive an MBA foundation course. Because of the highly diverse nature of undergraduate education, all waivers will be considered by the MBA director on a case-by-case basis. For most courses, equivalent content level graduate courses from AACSB accredited institutions with a grade of B or better may be accepted as transfer credit. Transfer courses must be approved by the MBA director. Transfer credits are not included in the quality point index.

Transfer Credit/Waiver Policy Waivers of courses or the acceptance of transfer credit will be considered based on the following: Waivers of foundation courses could be granted to those who have completed the equivalent academic requirements in their undergraduate program. Typically, two undergraduate courses, in the appropriate area and at the appropriate level, completed in recent years with a grade of B or better, could be used to waive an MSIS foundation course. Because of the highly diverse nature of undergraduate education, all waivers will be considered by the MSIS Program Director on a case-by-case basis. For most courses, equivalent content level graduate courses from AACSB accredited institutions with a grade of B or better may be accepted as transfer credit. Transfer courses must be approved by the MSIS director. Transfer credits are not included in the quality point index.

Transfer Credit/Waiver Policy A student may transfer up to 9 credits of equivalent course work to meet master of science program requirements, but must take 30 credits in the program of study to satisfy College residency requirements. A request for transfer credit to meet degree requirements must be made prior to the date of matriculation. All courses considered for transfer or waiver will be evaluated on an individual basis by the Nursing Department. Courses from previous colleges taken at the graduate level more than seven years prior to matriculation may be considered for transfer credit only with approval by the department chair if justification of equivalency via a written petition is documented, such as the student has significant practice experience relevant to the major content of the course(s). Requests for transfer credit must be made in writing to the chair of the Department of Nursing. Completion of at least nine credits in the post-master’s certificate program of study must be earned at Le Moyne College to satisfy residency requirements. A maximum of three credits of equivalent course work may be transferred to meet the certificate’s program requirements.

Transfer Credit/Waiver Policy The Le Moyne College Physician Assistant Studies Program does not grant advanced placement, give credit for or accept transfer of credit for PA Studies courses. Previous health care experience is required, but no course credit is granted for that experience. The director of the physician assistant studies program has the authority to substitute a prerequisite course if such a substituted course is deemed to cover similar material satisfactorily.

Transfer Credit/Waiver Policy Waivers of courses or the acceptance of transfer credit will be considered based on the following: Waivers of foundation courses could be granted to those who have completed the equivalent academic requirements in their undergraduate program. Typically, two undergraduate courses, in the appropriate area and at the appropriate level, completed in recent years with a grade of B or better, could be used to waive an MSIS foundation course. Because of the highly diverse nature of undergraduate education, all waivers will be considered by the MSIS Program Director on a case-by-case basis. For most courses, equivalent content level graduate courses from AACSB accredited institutions with a grade of B or better may be accepted as transfer credit. Transfer courses must be approved by the MSIS director. Transfer credits are not included in the quality point index.

Transfer Credit/Waiver Policy A student may transfer up to 9 credits of equivalent course work to meet master of science program requirements, but must take 30 credits in the program of study to satisfy College residency requirements. A request for transfer credit to meet degree requirements must be made prior to the date of matriculation. All courses considered for transfer or waiver will be evaluated on an individual basis by the Nursing Department. Courses from previous colleges taken at the graduate level more than seven years prior to matriculation may be considered for transfer credit only with approval by the department chair if justification of equivalency via a written petition is documented, such as the student has significant practice experience relevant to the major content of the course(s). Requests for transfer credit must be made in writing to the chair of the Department of Nursing. Completion of at least nine credits in the post-master’s certificate program of study must be earned at Le Moyne College to satisfy residency requirements. A maximum of three credits of equivalent course work may be transferred to meet the certificate’s program requirements.

Transfer Credit/Waiver Policy The Le Moyne College Physician Assistant Studies Program does not grant advanced placement, give credit for or accept transfer of credit for PA Studies courses. Previous health care experience is required, but no course credit is granted for that experience. The director of the physician assistant studies program has the authority to substitute a prerequisite course if such a substituted course is deemed to cover similar material satisfactorily.

Transfer of Credit Le Moyne makes a sincere effort to transfer credits to the student’s best educational advantage, provided that the previous coursework is applicable to the Le Moyne degree program. Residency requirements may apply. Please visit lemoyne.edu/transferring-credit for more information on Le Moyne’s policy and procedures for accepting transfer credit. Transfer students may use transfer credit to fulfill a core requirement when the transfer course is equivalent to the core course. Residency requirements may apply. Please visit the Core Curriculum web page for more information about Le Moyne's core. Advanced Placement Le Moyne College supports

Transfer of Credit Le Moyne makes a sincere effort to transfer credits to the student’s best educational advantage, provided that the previous coursework is applicable to the Le Moyne degree program. Residency requirements may apply. Please visit lemoyne.edu/transferring-credit for more information on Le Moyne’s policy and procedures for accepting transfer credit. Transfer students may use transfer credit to fulfill a core requirement when the transfer course is equivalent to the core course. Residency requirements may apply. Please visit the Core Curriculum web page for more information about Le Moyne's core.