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Also, six semester r hours of credit (for a maximum of 18 credits) will be granted for each Higher Level Examination in the International Baccalaureate Program on which a student has earned a score of 5, 6, or 7.

Requirement is satisfied by any three-credit introductory level second language course, including American Sign Language, or demonstration of equivalent competency by transfer credit, AP exam, TOEFL (score of 80 or higher), IELTS (score of 6.5 of higher), CLEP, or placement exam

IB: Predictable score of 5 on English High Level

Requirement is satisfied by any three-credit introductory level second language, including American Sign Language, or demonstration of equivalent competency by transfer credit, AP exam, TOEFL (score of 80 or higher), IELTS (score of 6.5 of higher), CLEP, or placement exam.

Also, six semester hours of credit (for a maximum of 18 credits) will be granted for each Higher Level Examination in the International Baccalaureate Program on which a student has earned a score of 5, 6, or 7.

Students who have received a grade of B or better in Composition and Literature 102 at a Community College and students who have passed the Advanced Placement English Literature Exam with a score of 5 are exempt from one 1000-level literature class.

Credit is awarded in all subjects for Exam scores of 4 and 5; for a complete listing of how AP credits transfer toward your Manhattanville degree, view the AP Subject List.

Credit is awarded for courses completed at the Higher Level with scores of 5, 6, and 7; a maximum of 18 IB credits may be awarded.

Credit is awarded in all subjects for Exam scores of 3, 4 and 5; for a complete listing of how AP credits transfer toward your Manhattanville degree, view the AP Subject List.

Transfer Credits With the approval of Grad Advising, matriculated masters and ad- vanced certification program students may transfer up to six graduate credits toward their degree from a regionally accredited college or a non-regionally accredited institution with comparable curriculum and standards to those at Manhattanville College, provided that the coursework is determined by the faculty to have the necessary learning outcomes, to be current, to be appropriate for the student’s program, and to have earned a grade of B+ or better. Up to 12 credits of post-masters courses, taken at a regionally accredited institution, or a non-regionally accredited institution with comparable curriculum and standards to those at Manhattanville College, provided that the coursework is de- termined by the faculty to have the necessary learning outcomes, to be current and appropriate for the student’s program, and to have earned a grade of B+ or better, within the last ten (10) years, may be transferred into the Doctoral degree to replace specified courses, with approval of the Doctoral Admissions Committee. in Educational Leadership for ABDs may transfer up to 39 credits into the 59-credit doctoral program, with approval of the Doctoral Admissions Committee. Acceptance of transfer credits cannot otherwise be guaranteed. A grade of “Pass” will be awarded for work f equivalent to a B- or above.

 A maximum of six transfer credits is allowable.  A maximum of six transfer credits is allowable.

CAM 3075: Documentary Media CAM 3080: Gender & Communication CAM 3085: Visual Communication CAM 3090: Sport Communication & Media CAM 4004: Graphic Design CAM 4062: 2D Animation CAM 4067: Digital Photography CAM 4076: Artists Video CAM 4086: Constructed Images/Studio Photography CAM 4025: Advanced Digital Video Production ARH 1030: History of Photography DTH 4004: Acting for the Camera I DTH 4005: Acting for the Camera II DTH 4010: Voice and Speech I DTH 4012: Voice and Speech II ENF 1001: Introduction to Film Studies ENF 2079: Women's Film ENF 2080: American Film ENF 2088: History of Cinema 1: The Beginnings to WW II ENF 2089: History of Cinema 2: WW II to the Present ENF 3075: Film Theory ENF 3173: Queer Film and Media Studies ENF 4010: Major Film Directors ENF 4020: Topics in Film Genres ENF 4030: Topics in National and Regional Cinemas ENG 3026: Shakespeare on Film ENG 3071: Laughter: Definitions of Comedy ENW 4011: Journalism 1 ENW 4012: Journalism 2 ENW 2040: Writing for the Media ENW 4003: Screenwriting Workshop 1 ENW 4004: Screenwriting Workshop 2 FRN 2055: French Cinema: From The New To Banlieue HIS 2020: American History Through Film MUAT 1007: MIDI and Audio Production MUAT 2011: Audio Recording Techniques I MUAT 2021: Electronic Music Composition I SOC 3050: Mass Media & Society SOC 3056: Music & Society Communication & Media Transfer Credits For students wishing to major in Communication Studies, no more than 5 courses can be transferred to Manhattanville and applied towar the major from other academic institutions. For students wishing to minor in Communication Studies no more than 3 courses can be transferred to Manhattanville and applied toward the minor.

Specific requirements:  One course from each of any two of the following regional areas:  Africa  Asia and the Middle East  Europe  Latin America and the Caribbean  North America  One upper-level seminar course (3000-level)  Courses must receive a grade of C- or better  AP or Transfer credit is limited to one course (3 credits) History Major with concentration in Social Studies This concentration is intended for students preparing to be teachers Social Studies in middle and high school.

Transfer Credit While the evaluation of transcripts is made by a transfer credit evalu- ator, the faculty of the College establish the criteria by which Man- hattanville equivalencies are determined and credits awarded. Transfer credit may awarded for course work completed prior to ma- triculation at Manhattanville, and also while a matriculated student, as for example during summer or winter sessions, or during an approved leave of absence. Pre-approval for transfer credit is required of all matriculated students who plan to take courses at an institution other than Manhattanville. Courses submitted for transfer of credit must be: part of the normal undergraduate curriculum published in the insti- tution’s catalog recorded on an official transcript of the credit-granting institution taken for a letter grade (courses taken on a Pass/Fail basis cannot transfer). The approval procedure requires completion of the Request for Transfer Credit Approval Form which can be obtained on the Registrar's Office website. When credits are transferred from another institution, grades earned are not transferred to the student’s Manhattanville transcript, nor are they calculated into a student’s Manhattanville GPA.

In order to earn the Bachelor’s degree, students who have transferred into Manhattanville with more than 60 credits will be required to:  complete at least the final 30 semester credit hours and at least half of the major and minor “in residence” with at least a 2.0 G.P.A. The maximum amount of transfer credit that may be applied to the Manhattanville transcript is 90 credits for students matriculating as of Fall 2009; students who enrolled prior to Fall 2009, may transfer in a maximum of 60 credits. Individuals who have completed the required curriculum for a certifi- cation program or professional diploma will be listed in the com- mencement program, but are not eligible to participate in com- mencement.

TRANSFER CREDIT POLICY Manhattanville College welcomes transfer students and encourages the educational enrichment of all its students. The policies stated below are intended to facilitate the evaluation and awarding of transfer credit. While the evaluation of transcripts is made by the transfer credit evaluator, the criteria by which equivalencies are determined and credits are accepted are established by the Manhattanville faculty. Transfer credit may be earned prior to matriculating at Manhattanville and also while a student is a degree candidate, as for example during summer sessions or during a leave of absence. Pre-approval for transfer credit is required of matriculated students who plan to take courses at institutions other than Manhattanville. Courses submitted for transfer of credit must be:  part of the normal undergraduate curriculum published in the institution’s catalog  recorded on an official transcript of the credit-granting institution If a student has an Associate's degree (AA, AS & AAS) and a cumula- tive GPA of 2.0 for all courses taken toward that degree, then he/she will receive full credit for all the courses successfully completed toward that degree. Prospective Students Entering Degree Programs Prospective transfer students are eligible to receive a maximum of 90 transfer credits. Transfer credit is awarded only for courses in which students earn grades of C- or higher. 3. Upon depositing, new transfer students will be given an official transcript evaluation, including total number of transfer credits and Manhattanville course equivalencies for all credits, prior to their first semester at the College; 4. Transfer students must have specific courses approved by their department chairpersons to apply such courses to requirements in the major and/or minor. Prospective Non-Matriculated Students (Non-Degree) Non matriculated students are not required to submit college tran- scripts and transfer credit will not be awarded if an official transcript is received. Advanced Standing (AP, IB, British General Certificate, CLEP, Military Credits, College Credits Completed in High School) New Transfer Students & Incoming Freshmen Advanced Placement (AP): College credit will be awarded to incoming students based on their AP Coursework & AP Examination completed while in High School. Credit is awarded in all subjects for Exam scores of 4 and 5; for a complete listing of how AP credits transfer toward your Manhattanville degree, view the AP Subject List.

Military course- work may be equated to equivalent Manhattanville courses, but in most cases students will be awarded general, non-liberal arts credit which can be applied to their 120-credit graduation requirement. Credit for Course Work from International Institutions Students who intend to transfer credits for courses taken at interna- tional institutions are required to provide evaluation reports (translated and verified with grade equivalencies) from agencies such as the World Education Service (WES). The College will only award transfer credit toward the student‘s degree for coursework approved in advance. The maximum amount of transfer credit that may be applied to the Manhattanville transcript is 90 credits for students matriculating as of Fall 2009; students who enrolled prior to Fall 2009, may transfer in a maximum of 60 credits. All credit, except for courses that are part of cooperative programs, will be issued only as total transfer credits; individual courses and grades will not appear on the Manhattanville transcript, and grades earned at a prior institution are not factored into the Manhattanville GPA. The approval procedure requires completion of the Request for Transfer Credit Approval Form. The form should be submitted to the transfer credit evaluator. At the completion of the course, the student must request that an official transcript of the completed course work be sent to the transfer credit evaluator. All Students with External & International Credits Viewing Course Equivalencies Students may view their transfer credits and credit by examination in WebAdvisor by selecting the Transcript button. This shows external credits among students' institutional credits earned at Manhattanville. For a specific listing of external credits accepted, students may click on Transfer Equivalencies button in Webadvisor. Matriculated Graduate Students If you have external coursework that must be evaluated as part of your graduate curriculum (either as pre-requisite, co-requisite, or transfera- ble coursework), your official transcript(s) should be mailed to the appropriate program director.

A maximum of sixty transfer credits from, a two-year institution or a maximum of 90 transfer credits from a four-year institution may be awarded. Students who have transferred into Manhattanville with more than 60 credits will be required to: a. complete at least the final 30 semester credit hours and at least half of the major and minor “in residence” with at least a 2.0 G.P.A. Entering students may challenge up to twelve credits for prior learning. The breadth requirement may be satisfied by course work presented for transfer credit or by courses taken at Man- hattanville. Please note that transcripts from un- dergraduate course work can be preliminarily evaluated for transfer credits by the program director prior to completion of the application, for those who are interested.

Students with appropriate credit in a graduate liberal studies program may transfer a maximum of six graduate credits. Transfer Credits Under certain conditions and with the approval of the Dean, students may transfer up to 6 credits toward electives in the Master of Fine Arts degree program.

Transfer Credits Matriculated masters and advanced certification program students may transfer credits.

Students who receive transfer credit for Fundamentals of Psychology from another institu- tion and wish to major in Psychology at Manhattanville must take PSY.1006: Fundamentals of Psychology Lab.

Advanced Standing and Credit by Examination Students who have achieved a grade of 4 or 5 on an Advanced Placement Test of the College Entrance Examination Board may re- ceive 3 to 6 credits per test toward their Manhattanville degree. Students who intend to transfer credits for courses taken at international institutions are required to provide evaluation reports (translated and verified with grade equivalencies) from agencies that prepare Foreign Academic Credential Evaluations (FACES).

Students that fail to meet the cumulative credit requirement may transfer credits from another college.

Three introductory level credits in one language, including American Sign Language, or demonstration of equivalent competency by transfer, AP, TOEFL (score of 80 or higher), IELTS (score of 6.5 of higher), CLEP, or placement exam.

In order to earn the Bachelor’s degree, students who have transferred into Manhattanville with more than 60 credits will be required to: complete at least the final 30 semester credit hours and at least half of the major and minor “in residence” with at least a 2.0 G.P.A. The maximum amount of transfer credit that may be applied to the Manhattanville transcript is 90 credits for students matriculating as of Fall 2009; students who enrolled prior to Fall 2009, may transfer in a maximum of 60 credits.

Advanced Standing (AP, IB, British General Certificate, CLEP, Military Credits, College Credits Completed in High School) New Transfer Students & Incoming Freshmen Advanced Placement (AP): College credit will be awarded to incoming students based on their AP Coursework & AP Examination completed while in High School. Credit is awarded in all subjects for Exam scores of 4 and 5; for a complete listing of how AP credits transfer toward your Manhattanville degree, view the AP Subject List. British General Certificate: Six semester hours of credit (for a maximum of 28 credits) for each Advanced (“A”) level examination of the British General Certificate of Education for which the student received a grade of C or better. International Baccalaureate (IB): College credit will be awarded to incoming students based on their IB Coursework. Credit is awarded for courses completed at the Higher Level with scores of 5, 6, and 7; a maximum of 18 IB credits may be awarded. College Level Examination Program (CLEP): College credit will be awarded to incoming students based on the CLEP Exam results. Credit is awarded in accordance with the American Council on Education (ACE) recommended guidelines. A student may earn a maximum of 12 credits from the CLEP Exam, and is only eligible to earn these credits at the time of matriculation. Students seeking to earn CLEP credit after enrolling at the College will NOT be awarded credit, regardless of Exam results. Matriculated students in the Adult Accelerated Bachelor of Science program should call (914) 323-5446 or email postbacc@mville.edu to earn CLEP credit. Military Credits: Manhattanville College will award credit for military education based on the guidelines presented by the American Council on Education (ACE). Students must present a military transcript - AARTS (Army), SMART (Navy and Marine) and CCAF (Air Force) - and credits will be awarded by the Registrar’s Office. Military coursework may be equated to equivalent Manhattanville courses, but in most cases students will be awarded general, non-liberal arts credit which can be applied to their 120-credit graduation requirement. Students should consult the appropriate department chairperson should they wish to apply military credits toward major and/or minor requirements. College Credits Completed in High School: Incoming Freshmen who have earned college credit while enrolled in high school may have these credits transferred to Manhattanville and applied to their degree requirements. Courses must be comparable to Manhattanville offerings and either taken at an accredited institution or completed at a high school under the oversight of an accredited institution. All college coursework taken as a high school student must be recorded on an official college transcript and must carry a minimum grade of C-. Deposited students are instructed to have all official college transcripts, AP Transcript, IB Transcripts, CLEP Transcripts, and Military Transcripts mailed to the Registrar's Office.

Advanced Standing (AP, IB, British General Certificate, CLEP, Military Credits, College Credits Completed in High School) New Transfer Students & Incoming Freshmen Advanced Placement (AP): College credit will be awarded to incoming students based on their AP Coursework & AP Examination completed while in High School. Credit is awarded in all subjects for Exam scores of 3, 4 and 5; for a complete listing of how AP credits transfer toward your Manhattanville degree, view the AP Subject List. British General Certificate: Six semester hours of credit (for a maximum of 28 credits) for each Advanced (“A”) level examination of the British General Certificate of Education for which the student received a grade of C or better. International Baccalaureate (IB): College credit will be awarded to incoming students based on their IB Coursework. Credit is awarded for courses completed at the Higher Level with scores of 5, 6, and 7; a maximum of 18 IB credits may be awarded. College Level Examination Program (CLEP): College credit will be awarded to incoming students based on the CLEP Exam results. Credit is awarded in accordance with the American Council on Education (ACE) recommended guidelines. The College will accept 6 CLEP credits, but the Deans of the various schools may consider individual waivers of up to 12 credits. Students must obtain permission from their academic deans to take CLEPs after matriculation. Military Credits: Manhattanville College will award credit for military education based on the guidelines presented by the American Council on Education (ACE). Students must present a military transcript - AARTS (Army), SMART (Navy and Marine) and CCAF (Air Force) - and credits will be awarded by the Registrar’s Office. Military coursework may be equated to equivalent Manhattanville courses, but in most cases students will be awarded general, non-liberal arts credit which can be applied to their 120-credit graduation requirement. Students should consult the appropriate department chairperson should they wish to apply military credits toward major and/or minor requirements. College Credits Completed in High School: Incoming Freshmen who have earned college credit while enrolled in high school may have these credits transferred to Manhattanville and applied to their degree requirements. Courses must be comparable to Manhattanville offerings and either taken at an accredited institution or completed at a high school under the oversight of an accredited institution. All college coursework taken as a high school student must be recorded on an official college transcript and must carry a minimum grade of C-. Deposited students are instructed to have all official college transcripts, AP Transcript, IB Transcripts, CLEP Transcripts, and Military Transcripts mailed to the Registrar's Office.

Advanced Standing (AP, IB, British General Certificate, CLEP, Military Credits, College Credits Completed in High School) New Transfer Students & Incoming Freshmen Advanced Placement (AP): College credit will be awarded to incoming students based on their AP Coursework & AP Examination completed while in High School. Credit is awarded in all subjects for Exam scores of 3, 4 and 5; for a complete listing of how AP credits transfer toward your Manhattanville degree, view the AP Subject List. Note - AP credits are not counted towards a student's exemption from the First Year Program Requirement (see Full-Time Undergraduate Degree Requirements). British General Certificate: Six semester hours of credit (for a maximum of 28 credits) for each Advanced (“A”) level examination of the British General Certificate of Education for which the student received a grade of C or better. International Baccalaureate (IB): College credit will be awarded to incoming students based on their IB Coursework. Credit is awarded for courses completed at the Higher Level with scores of 5, 6, and 7; a maximum of 18 IB credits may be awarded. College Level Examination Program (CLEP): College credit will be awarded to incoming students based on the CLEP Exam results. Credit is awarded in accordance with the American Council on Education (ACE) recommended guidelines. The College will accept 6 CLEP credits, but the Deans of the various schools may consider individual waivers of up to 12 credits. Students must obtain permission from their academic deans to take CLEPs after matriculation. Military Credits: Manhattanville College will award credit for military education based on the guidelines presented by the American Council on Education (ACE). Students must present a military transcript - AARTS (Army), SMART (Navy and Marine) and CCAF (Air Force) - and credits will be awarded by the Registrar’s Office. Military coursework may be equated to equivalent Manhattanville courses, but in most cases students will be awarded general, non-liberal arts credit which can be applied to their 120-credit graduation requirement. Students should consult the appropriate department chairperson should they wish to apply military credits toward major and/or minor requirements. College Credits Completed in High School: Incoming Freshmen who have earned college credit while enrolled in high school may have these credits transferred to Manhattanville and applied to their degree requirements. Courses must be comparable to Manhattanville offerings and either taken at an accredited institution or completed at a high school under the oversight of an accredited institution. All college coursework taken as a high school student must be recorded on an official college transcript and must carry a minimum grade of C-. Deposited students are instructed to have all official college transcripts, AP Transcript, IB Transcripts, CLEP Transcripts, and Military Transcripts mailed to the Registrar's Office.

Advanced Standing (AP, IB, British General Certificate, CLEP, Military Credits, College Credits Completed in High School) New Transfer Students & Incoming Freshmen Advanced Placement (AP): College credit will be awarded to incoming students based on their AP Coursework and AP Examination completed while in High School. Credit is awarded in all subjects for Exam scores of 3, 4 and 5; for a complete listing of how AP credits transfer toward your Manhattanville degree, view the AP Subject List. Credits earned from AP exams completed in high school are not counted toward the 30-credit exemption from the First Year Program requirement (see Full-Time Undergraduate Degree Requirements). British General Certificate: Six semester hours of credit (for a maximum of 28 credits) for each Advanced (“A”) level examination of the British General Certificate of Education for which the student received a grade of C or better. International Baccalaureate (IB): College credit will be awarded to incoming students based on their IB Coursework. Credit is awarded for courses completed at the Higher Level with scores of 5, 6, and 7; a maximum of 18 IB credits may be awarded. College Level Examination Program (CLEP): College credit will be awarded to incoming students based on the CLEP Exam results. Credit is awarded in accordance with the American Council on Education (ACE) recommended guidelines. The College will accept 6 CLEP credits, but the Deans of the various schools may consider individual waivers of up to 12 credits. Students must obtain permission from their academic deans to take CLEPs after matriculation. Military Credits: Manhattanville College will award credit for military education based on the guidelines presented by the American Council on Education (ACE). Students must present a Joint Military Transcript or Air University transcript (Air Force) and credits will be awarded by the Registrar’s Office. Military coursework may be equated to equivalent Manhattanville courses, but in most cases students will be awarded general, non-liberal arts credit which can be applied to their 120-credit graduation requirement. Students should consult the appropriate division chair, should they wish to apply military credits toward major and/or minor requirements. College Credits Completed in High School: Incoming Freshmen who have earned college credit while enrolled in high school may have these credits transferred to Manhattanville and applied to their degree requirements. Courses must be comparable to Manhattanville offerings and either taken at an accredited institution or completed at a high school under the oversight of an accredited institution. All college coursework taken as a high school student must be recorded on an official college transcript and must carry a minimum grade of C-. Deposited students are instructed to have all official college transcripts, AP Transcript, IB Transcripts, CLEP Transcripts, and Military Transcripts mailed to the Registrar's Office.

Advanced Standing and Credit by Examination Students who have achieved a grade of 3, 4, or 5 on an Advanced Placement Test of the College Entrance Examination Board may receive anywhere from 3 to 8 credits per test toward their Manhattanville degree. If students wish to use these credits toward fulfillment of major requirements, they should consult with their academic advisor or review the Registrar’s official webpage for equivalencies. Students who have taken college courses while in high school may receive credit if the course is reported on a college transcript at a level of C- or above. The University will grant six semester hours of credit (for a maximum of 28 credits) for each examination taken at the Advanced (“A”) level of the British General Certificate of Education on which the student received a grade of C or better. Also, six semester hours of credit (for a maximum of 18 credits) will be granted for each Higher Level Examination in the International Baccalaureate Program on which a student has earned a score of 5, 6, or 7. Students may be granted at the time of matriculation a maximum of 12 semester hours of credit through subject examinations of the College Level Examination Program (CLEP). Students who intend to transfer credits for courses taken at international institutions are required to provide evaluation reports (translated and verified with grade equivalencies) from agencies that prepare Foreign Academic Credential Evaluations (FACES). The evaluation must examine and equate all course work on a “course-by-course” basis and include grading equivalents to US colleges. Evaluators charge to have an evaluation prepared.

Advanced Standing and Credit by Examination Students who have achieved a grade of 3, 4, or 5 on an Advanced Placement Test of the College Entrance Examination Board may receive anywhere from 3 to 8 credits per test toward their Manhattanville degree. If students wish to use these credits toward fulfillment of major requirements, they should consult with their academic advisor or review the Registrar’s official webpage for equivalencies. Students who have taken college courses while in high school may receive credit if the course is reported on a college transcript at a level of C- or above. The University will grant six semester hours of credit (for a maximum of 28 credits) for each examination taken at the Advanced (“A”) level of the British General Certificate of Education on which the student received a grade of C or better. Also, six semester hours of credit (for a maximum of 18 credits) will be granted for each Higher Level Examination in the International Baccalaureate Program on which a student has earned a score of 5, 6, or 7. Students may be granted at the time of matriculation a maximum of 12 semester hours of credit through subject examinations of the College Level Examination Program (CLEP). Students who intend to transfer credits for courses taken at international institutions are required to provide evaluation reports (translated and verified with grade equivalencies) from agencies that prepare Foreign Academic Credential Evaluations (FACES). The evaluation must examine and equate all course work on a “course-by-course” basis and include grading equivalents to US colleges. Evaluators charge to have an evaluation prepared.

Advanced Standing and Credit by Examination Students who have achieved a grade of 3, 4, or 5 on an Advanced Placement Test of the College Entrance Examination Board may receive anywhere from 3 to 8 credits per test toward their Manhattanville degree. If students wish to use these credits toward fulfillment of major requirements, they should consult with their academic advisor or review the Registrar’s official webpage for equivalencies. Students who have taken college courses while in high school may receive credit if the course is reported on a college transcript at a level of C- or above. The University will grant six semester hours of credit (for a maximum of 28 credits) for each examination taken at the Advanced (“A”) level of the British General Certificate of Education on which the student received a grade of C or better. Also, six semester hours of credit (for a maximum of 18 credits) will be granted for each Higher Level Examination in the International Baccalaureate Program on which a student has earned a score of 5, 6, or 7. Students may be granted at the time of matriculation a maximum of 12 semester hours of credit through subject examinations of the College Level Examination Program (CLEP). Students who intend to transfer credits for courses taken at international institutions are required to provide evaluation reports (translated and verified with grade equivalencies) from agencies that prepare Foreign Academic Credential Evaluations (FACES). The evaluation must examine and equate all course work on a “course-by-course” basis and include grading equivalents to US colleges. Evaluators charge to have an evaluation prepared.

Advanced Standing and Credit by Examination Students who have achieved a grade of 4 or 5 on an Advanced Placement Test of the College Entrance Examination Board may receive 3 to 6 credits per test toward their Manhattanville degree. If students wish to use these credits toward fulfillment of major requirements, they should consult the Registrar’s Official webpage for equivalencies. Students who have taken college courses while in high school may receive credit if the course is reported on a college transcript at a level of C- or above. The College will grant six semester hours of credit (for a maximum of 28 credits) for each examination taken at the Advanced (“A”) level of the British General Certificate of Education on which the student received a grade of C or better. Also, six semester hours of credit (for a maximum of 18 credits) will be granted for each Higher Level Examination in the International Baccalaureate Program on which a student has earned a score of 5, 6, or 7. Students may be granted at the time of matriculation a maximum of 12 semester hours of credit through subject examinations of the College Level Examination Program (CLEP). Students who intend to transfer credits for courses taken at international institutions are required to provide evaluation reports (translated and verified with grade equivalencies) from agencies that prepare Foreign Academic Credential Evaluations (FACES). The evaluation must examine and equate all course work on a “course-by-course” basis and include grading equivalents to US colleges. Evaluators charge to have an evaluation prepared.

Advanced Standing and Credit by Examination Students who have achieved a grade of 4 or 5 on an Advanced Placement Test of the College Entrance Examination Board may receive 3 to 6 credits per test toward their Manhattanville degree. If students wish to use these credits toward fulfillment of major requirements, they should consult with their academic advisor or review the Registrar’s Official webpage for equivalencies. Students who have taken college courses while in high school may receive credit if the course is reported on a college transcript at a level of C- or above. The College will grant six semester hours of credit (for a maximum of 28 credits) for each examination taken at the Advanced (“A”) level of the British General Certificate of Education on which the student received a grade of C or better. Also, six semester hours of credit (for a maximum of 18 credits) will be granted for each Higher Level Examination in the International Baccalaureate Program on which a student has earned a score of 5, 6, or 7. Students may be granted at the time of matriculation a maximum of 12 semester hours of credit through subject examinations of the College Level Examination Program (CLEP). Students who intend to transfer credits for courses taken at international institutions are required to provide evaluation reports (translated and verified with grade equivalencies) from agencies that prepare Foreign Academic Credential Evaluations (FACES). The evaluation must examine and equate all course work on a “course-by-course” basis and include grading equivalents to US colleges. Evaluators charge to have an evaluation prepared.

Advanced Standing and Credit by Examination Students who have achieved a grade of 3, 4, or 5 on an Advanced Placement Test of the College Entrance Examination Board may receive anywhere from 3 to 8 credits per test toward their Manhattanville degree. If students wish to use these credits toward fulfillment of major requirements, they should consult with their academic advisor or review the Registrar’s official webpage for equivalencies. Students who have taken college courses while in high school may receive credit if the course is reported on a college transcript at a level of C- or above. The College will grant six semester hours of credit (for a maximum of 28 credits) for each examination taken at the Advanced (“A”) level of the British General Certificate of Education on which the student received a grade of C or better. Also, six semester hours of credit (for a maximum of 18 credits) will be granted for each Higher Level Examination in the International Baccalaureate Program on which a student has earned a score of 5, 6, or 7. Students may be granted at the time of matriculation a maximum of 12 semester hours of credit through subject examinations of the College Level Examination Program (CLEP). Students who intend to transfer credits for courses taken at international institutions are required to provide evaluation reports (translated and verified with grade equivalencies) from agencies that prepare Foreign Academic Credential Evaluations (FACES). The evaluation must examine and equate all course work on a “course-by-course” basis and include grading equivalents to US colleges. Evaluators charge to have an evaluation prepared.

Gillian Greenhill Hannum – Art history, Harlem Renaissance  A maximum of six transfer credits is allowable.

A maximum of sixty transfer credits from, a two-year institution or a maximum of 90 transfer credits from a four-year institution may be awarded. Students who have transferred into Manhattanville with more than 60 credits will be required to: complete at least the final 30 semester credit hours and at least half of the major and minor “in residence” with at least a 2.0 G.P.A. Entering students may challenge up to twelve credits for prior learning.

A maximum of sixty transfer credits from, a two-year institution or a maximum of 90 transfer credits from a four-year institution may be awarded. Students who have transferred into Manhattanville with more than 60 credits will be required to: complete at least the final 30 semester credit hours and at least half of the major and minor “in residence” with at least a 2.0 G.P.A. Entering students may challenge up to twelve credits for prior learning. The breadth requirement may be satisfied by course work presented for transfer credit or by courses taken at Manhattanville. Please note that transcripts from undergraduate course work can be preliminarily evaluated for transfer credits by the program director prior to completion of the application, for those who are interested.

A maximum of sixty transfer credits from, a two-year institution or a maximum of 90 transfer credits from a four-year institution may be awarded. Students who have transferred into Manhattanville with more than 60 credits will be required to: complete at least the final 30 semester credit hours and at least half of the major and minor “in residence” with at least a 2.0 G.P.A. Entering students may challenge up to twelve credits for prior learning. Please note that transcripts from undergraduate course work can be preliminarily evaluated for transfer credits by the program director prior to completion of the application, for those who are interested.

Students who intend to transfer credits for courses taken at international institutions are required to provide evaluation reports (translated and verified with grade equivalencies) from agencies that prepare Foreign Academic Credential Evaluations (FACES).

Students who intend to transfer credits for courses taken at international institutions are required to provide evaluation reports (translated and verified with grade equivalencies) from agencies that prepare Foreign Academic Credential Evaluations (FACES).

Communication & Media Transfer Credits For students wishing to major in Communication Studies, no more than 5 courses can be transferred to Manhattanville and applied towar the major from other academic institutions. For students wishing to minor in Communication Studies no more than 3 courses can be transferred to Manhattanville and applied toward the minor.

Communication & Media Transfer Credits For students wishing to major in Communication Studies, no more than 5 courses can be transferred to Manhattanville and applied toward the major from other academic institutions. For students wishing to minor in Communication Studies no more than 3 courses can be transferred to Manhattanville and applied toward the minor.

A decision will be made if the student is eligible to earn transfer credit during the term of disciplinary suspension.

The maximum amount of transfer credit that may applied to the Manhattanville transcript is 90 credits. Please consult the program page in the University Catalog for details concerning a specific major.) In general, the Manhattanville transcript only lists the number of transfer credits awarded/accepted. Courses not listed in TES will be evaluated by the Registrar's Office on an individual basis in consultation with the division chair if necessary. If you wish to confirm an equivalency prior to registration at another institution, the Transfer Credit Approval form can be completed and submitted the Registrar's Office; this form can be obtained on the Registrar's Office website. At the completion of the course, the student must request that an official transcript of the completed course work be sent to the transfer credit evaluator (Registrar's Office).

The maximum amount of transfer credit that may applied to the Manhattanville transcript is 90 credits. Please consult the program page in the University Catalog for details concerning a specific major.) In general, the Manhattanville transcript only lists the number of transfer credits awarded/accepted. If you wish to confirm an equivalency prior to registration at another institution, the Transfer Credit Approval form can be completed and submitted the Registrar's Office; this form can be obtained on the Registrar's Office website. At the completion of the course, the student must request that an official transcript of the completed course work be sent to the transfer credit evaluator (Registrar's Office).

The maximum amount of transfer credit that may applied to the Manhattanville transcript is 90 credits for students matriculating as of Fall 2009; students who enrolled prior to Fall 2009, may transfer in a maximum of 60 credits. Please consult the program page in the College Catalog for details concerning a specific major.) In general, the Manhattanville transcript only lists the number of transfer credits awarded/accepted. If you wish to confirm an equivalency prior to registration at another institution, the Transfer Credit Approval form can be completed and submitted the Registrar’s Office; this form can be obtained on the Registrar's Office website. At the completion of the course, the student must request that an official transcript of the completed course work be sent to the transfer credit evaluator (Registrar’s Office).

Transfer credits accepted by the University (including those received during consortium) will count toward the Cumulative Completion Rate, completed credit hours, but will not count in the GPA calculation.

Transfer credits accepted by the University (including those received during consortium) will count toward the Cumulative Completion Rate, completed credit hours, but will not count in the GPA calculation.

Federal student aid is available for only one retake.Repeated courses will count toward total hours attempted for the Cumulative Completion Rate, if passed, cumulative completed credit hours, but will not count in the GPA calculation.Pass/Fail courses accepted by the college (including those received during consortium) will count toward the Cumulative Completion Rate, completed credit hours, but will not count in the GPA calculation.Transfer credits Only courses counting toward a student's program (major) will count toward maximum timeframe.

Transfer credits accepted by the college (including those received during consortium) will count toward the Cumulative Completion Rate, completed credit hours, but will not count in the GPA calculation.

A maximum of 15 credits may be granted via this method of prior learning assessment. Program chair/director or affiliated faculty will determine the appropriate method for assessment of prior learning.

A maximum of 15 credits may be granted via this method of prior learning assessment. Program chair/director or affiliated faculty will determine the appropriate method for assessment of prior learning.

Credit for Prior Learning Policy Recognition that learning occurs beyond the classroom and can be measured in ways different from the credit hour is essential for supporting increased education attainment, especially among adult nontraditional students. This policy seeks to provide guidance for the evaluation and awarding of credit to college-level knowledge and skills an individual has gained outside of the classroom or from non-college instructional programs, thus recognizing and legitimizing the often significant learning in which adults have engaged in many parts of their lives. METHODS FOR EARNING CREDIT FOR PRIOR LEARNING Manhattanville College will assess and award credit for prior learning by reviewing and validating the learning on an individual basis using the recognized or approved tools and methods below: Credit by STANDARDIZED Examination Credit by Examination allows a student to receive college credit for prior learning by demonstrating mastery of course outcomes-skills and knowledge-by taking the course exam(s). Some exams may require performance of a skill set, while other exams may be written tests covering course content. Examples include Advanced Placement (AP) exams, College Level Examination Program (CLEP), DANTES Subject Standardized Test (DSST), Excelsior College Exams, International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme, the nationally recognized DSST Credit-by-Exam Program (DSST), and the Defense Language Proficiency Tests (DLPT). Subject experts within the appropriate program have or will establish what is a successful passing score. Credits earned through Credit by Standardized Examination are not resident credits and may not be used to satisfy resident credit requirements for graduation nor do the credits count toward financial aid calculations.

Students who intend to transfer credits for courses taken at international institutions are required to provide evaluation reports (translated and verified with grade equivalencies) from agencies such as the World Education Service (WES).

Prospective transfer students are eligible to receive a maximum of 90 transfer credits. Transfer credit is awarded only for courses in which students earn grades of C- or higher.

Courses taken elsewhere must be approved by the Chemistry faculty.

Students must also submit official transcripts for all transfer credits to the attention of Dr. JoAnne Ferrara, School of Education. If the transfer student has already passed an education course equivalent to EDU 2000 (or EDU 3017 for the Early Childhood Program) with a grade of B or better and is transferring into Manhattanville with a minimum GPA of 2.75, s/he may be eligible for application to the undergraduate education program.

Students must also submit official transcripts for all transfer credits to the attention of the Registrar's Office. If the transfer student has already passed an education course equivalent to EDU 2000 (or EDU 3017 for the Early Childhood Program) with a grade of B or better and is transferring into Manhattanville with a minimum GPA of 2.75, s/he may be eligible for application to the undergraduate education program.

A maximum of six transfer credits is allowable.

Following the Completion of This Semester Minimum Earned Credits* Minimum Cumulative GPA* 1st 10 credits 1.8 2nd 22 credits 1.9 3rd 34 credits 2.0 4th 46 credits 2.0 5th 58 credits 2.0 6th 70 credits 2.0 7th 82 credits 2.0 8th 94 credits 2.0 9th 106 credits 2.0 10th 118 credits 2.0 *= earned credit minimum and cumulative GPA minimum are based only on coursework attempted at Manhattanville; transfer credit and/or GPAs from prior institution are not considered for academic standing calculation.

Following the Completion of This Semester Minimum Earned Credits* Minimum Cumulative GPA* 1st 10 credits 1.8 2nd 22 credits 1.9 3rd 34 credits 2.0 4th 46 credits 2.0 5th 58 credits 2.0 6th 70 credits 2.0 7th 82 credits 2.0 8th 94 credits 2.0 9th 106 credits 2.0 10th 118 credits 2.0 *= earned credit minimum and cumulative GPA minimum are based only on coursework attempted at Manhattanville; transfer credit and/or GPAs from prior institution are not considered for academic standing calculation.

Students who intend to transfer credits for courses taken at international institutions are required to provide evaluation reports (translated and verified with grade equivalencies) from agencies that prepare Foreign Academic Credential Evaluations (FACES).

Students who intend to transfer credits for courses taken at international institutions are required to provide evaluation reports (translated and verified with grade equivalencies) from agencies that prepare Foreign Academic Credential Evaluations For MFA in Writing only: A 10-12 page sample of your writing including at least 5 pages of prose.

Specific requirements: One course from each of any two of the following regional areas: Africa Asia and the Middle East Europe Latin America and the Caribbean North America One upper-level seminar course (3000-level) Courses must receive a grade of C- or better AP or Transfer credit is limited to one course (3 credits)

Specific requirements: One course from each of any two of the following regional areas (please see the lists of courses under the History major): Africa Asia and the Middle East Europe Latin America and the Caribbean North America One upper-level seminar course (3000-level) Courses must receive a grade of C- or better AP or Transfer credit is limited to one course (3 credits)

Students who intend to transfer credits for courses taken at interna- tional institutions are required to provide evaluation reports (translated and verified with grade equivalencies) from agencies such as the World Education Service (WES).

• View the status of accepted transfer credits, Manhattanville undergraduate placement exam scores, the recording of external testing results (TOEFL, CLEP, etc.) and approved grade changes ServiceHub/Student Planning also host the College’s online Schedule of Classes.

The following functions may be performed in this portal • Register for courses, perform adds and drops while registration is open and check academic calendars for specific dates • View term schedules, final grades, tuition status, and demographic profile (name data, address/phone info, academic status) • Create and maintain FERPA Proxy for others access to academic records • View the status of accepted transfer credits, Manhattanville undergraduate placement exam scores, the recording of external testing results (TOEFL, CLEP, etc.) and approved grade changes • Undergraduates are expected to routinely use My Progress in Student Planning to check their progress fulfilling general education, liberal arts credit requirements, and major/minor requirements.

View the status of accepted transfer credits, Manhattanville undergraduate placement exam scores, the recording of external testing results (TOEFL, CLEP, etc.) and approved grade changes Submit faculty evaluations: At the completion of a semester, faculty evaluations are administered through WebAdvisor WebAdvisor/Student Planning also host the College’s online Schedule of Classes.

Students may perform the following self-service functions in WebAdvisor: Register for courses, perform adds and drops while registration is open and check academic calendars for specific dates View term schedules, final grades, tuition status, unofficial transcript and demographic profile (name data, address/phone info, academic status) Create and maintain FERPA waivers for others access to academic records Undergraduates are expected to routinely use Degree Audit to check their progress fulfilling general education, distribution and liberal arts credit requirements View the status of accepted transfer credits, Manhattanville undergraduate placement exam scores, the recording of external testing results (TOEFL, CLEP, etc.) and approved grade changes Submit faculty evaluations: At the completion of a semester, faculty evaluations are administered through WebAdvisor WebAdvisor also hosts the College’s online Schedule of Classes.

Methods for Earning Credit for Prior Learning Manhattanville University will assess and award credit for prior learning by reviewing and validating the learning on an individual basis using the recognized or approved tools and methods below:

Methods for Earning Credit for Prior Learning Manhattanville University will assess and award credit for prior learning by reviewing and validating the learning on an individual basis using the recognized or approved tools and methods below:

 Courses must receive a grade of C- or better  AP or Transfer credit is limited to one course (3 credits) Committee Peter Gardella (Chair), Lawson Bowling, James E. Jones, Baila Shargel, History Major with concentration in Social Norton Shargel, Irene Whelan Studies Holocaust and Genocide Studies Minor This concentration is intended for students preparing to be teachers of Social Studies in middle and high school.

Credit is awarded in all subjects for Exam scores 1. Official college transcripts for prospective students should be sent of 4 and 5; for a complete listing of how AP credits transfer toward your to the Office of Admissions for processing; Manhattanville degree, view the AP Subject List. Upon depositing, new transfer students will be given an official transcript evaluation, including total number of transfer credits and Manhattanville course equivalencies for all credits, prior to their first semester at the College; Transfer students must have specific courses approved by their department chairpersons to apply such courses to requirements in the major and/or minor.

Non-matriculated students are not required to submit college transcripts and transfer credit will not be awarded if an official transcript is received.

Non-matriculated students are not required to submit college transcripts and transfer credit will not be awarded if an official transcript is received.

A decision will be made by the Dean of Students or designee if the student is eligible to earn transfer credit during the term of disciplinary suspension.

d. A decision will be made by the Dean of Students or designee if the student is eligible to earn transfer credit during the term of disciplinary suspension.

Courses taken elsewhere must be approved by the faculty in the program in which the course is based.

The breadth requirement may be satisfied by IDS 3010 Career and Life Work Planning course work presented for transfer credit or by courses taken at Man- PHL 3042 Ethics and Social Responsibility hattanville.

Prospective transfer students are eligible to receive a maximum of 90 transfer credits. Transfer credit is awarded only for courses in which students earn grades of C- or higher. Upon depositing, new transfer students will be given an official transcript evaluation, including total number of transfer credits and Manhattanville course equivalencies for all credits, prior to their first semester at the University. While students may transfer up to 90 credits, it is important to note that one-half of all courses for the student's major(s) and/or minor(s) must be taken at Manhattanville.

Prospective transfer students are eligible to receive a maximum of 90 transfer credits. Transfer credit is awarded only for courses in which students earn grades of C- or higher. Upon depositing, new transfer students will be given an official transcript evaluation, including total number of transfer credits and Manhattanville course equivalencies for all credits, prior to their first semester at the University. While students may transfer up to 90 credits, it is important to note that one-half of all courses for the student's major(s) and/or minor(s) must be taken at Manhattanville.

Prospective transfer students are eligible to receive a maximum of 90 transfer credits. Transfer credit is awarded only for courses in which students earn grades of C- or higher. Official college transcripts for prospective students should be sent to the Office of Admissions for processing; Students will be contacted with a preliminary evaluation of their official transcripts indicating the number of credits to be awarded; Upon depositing, new transfer students will be given an official transcript evaluation, including total number of transfer credits and Manhattanville course equivalencies for all credits, prior to their first semester at the College; Transfer students must have specific courses approved by their department chairpersons to apply such courses to requirements in the major and/or minor.

Prospective transfer students are eligible to receive a maximum of 90 transfer credits. Transfer credit is awarded only for courses in which students earn grades of C- or higher. Official college transcripts for prospective students should be sent to the Office of Admissions for processing; Students will be contacted with a preliminary evaluation of their official transcripts indicating the number of credits to be awarded; Upon depositing, new transfer students will be given an official transcript evaluation, including total number of transfer credits and Manhattanville course equivalencies for all credits, prior to their first semester at the College; Transfer students must have specific courses approved by their department chairpersons to apply such courses to requirements in the major and/or minor While students may transfer up to 90 credits, it is important to note that one-half of all courses for the student's major(s) and/or minor(s) must be taken at Manhattanville.

Prospective transfer students are eligible to receive a maximum of 90 transfer credits. Transfer credit is awarded only for courses in which students earn grades of C- or higher. Official college transcripts for prospective students should be sent to the Office of Admissions for processing; Students will be contacted with a preliminary evaluation of their official transcripts indicating the number of credits to be awarded; Upon depositing, new transfer students will be given an official transcript evaluation, including total number of transfer credits and Manhattanville course equivalencies for all credits, prior to their first semester at the College; Transfer students must have specific courses approved by their division chairpersons to apply such courses to requirements in the major and/or minor While students may transfer up to 90 credits, it is important to note that one-half of all courses for the student's major(s) and/or minor(s) must be taken at Manhattanville.

Students who receive transfer credit for Fundamentals of Psychology from another institu- tion and wish to major in Psychology at Manhattanville must take PSY.1006: Fundamentals of Psychology Lab.

Re-Taking Course at another Institution (Transfer Credit) Re-Taking Course at another Institution (Transfer Credit) If a student takes a course at another institution that is equivalent to a Manhattanville course that the student previously completed, the same repeat policies apply as if the course were taken at the College. Re-taking a course in which the original grade was “F” at Manhattanville will allow the student to earn transfer credit for the repeated course. Re-taking a course in which the original grade was “D” or higher prevents the student from receiving transfer credit, though earning a higher grade may fulfill a specific major or minor requirement.

The approval procedure requires completion of the Request for Transfer Credit Approval Form which can be obtained on the Registrar's Office website. When credits are transferred from another institution, grades earned are not transferred to the student’s Manhattanville transcript, nor are they calculated into a student’s Manhattanville GPA.

Transfer students may transfer up to 90 credit hours of general education requirements and nursing major electives. G. Advanced Standing and Credit by Examination Students who have achieved a grade of 4 or 5 on an Advanced Placement Test of the College Entrance Examination Board may receive 3 to 6 credits per test toward their Manhattanville degree. Students who intend to transfer credits for courses taken at international institutions are required to provide evaluation reports (translated and verified with grade equivalencies) from agencies that prepare Foreign Academic Credential Evaluations (FACES).

The College will only award transfer credit toward the student‘s degree for coursework approved in advance. The maximum amount of transfer credit that may be applied to the Manhattanville transcript is 90 credits for students matriculating as of Fall 2009; students who enrolled prior to Fall 2009, may transfer in a maximum of 60 credits. All credit, except for courses that are part of cooperative programs, will be issued only as total transfer credits; individual courses and grades will not appear on the Manhattanville transcript, and grades earned at a prior institution are not factored into the Manhattanville GPA. The approval procedure requires completion of the Request for Transfer Credit Approval Form. The form should be submitted to the transfer credit evaluator. At the completion of the course, the student must request that an official transcript of the completed course work be sent to the transfer credit evaluator.

Non matriculated students are not required to submit college tran- scripts and transfer credit will not be awarded if an official transcript is received. Advanced Standing (AP, IB, British General Certificate,

may transfer up to 39 credits into the 59-credit doctoral program, with approval of the Doctoral Admissions Committee. Acceptance of transfer credits cannot otherwise be guaranteed.

Transfer Credit While the evaluation of transcripts is made by a transfer credit evalu- ator, the faculty of the College establish the criteria by which Man- hattanville equivalencies are determined and credits awarded. Transfer credit may awarded for course work completed prior to ma- triculation at Manhattanville, and also while a matriculated student, as for example during summer or winter sessions, or during an approved leave of absence. Pre-approval for transfer credit is required of all matriculated students who plan to take courses at an institution other than Manhattanville. Courses submitted for transfer of credit must be: part of the normal undergraduate curriculum published in the insti- tution’s catalog recorded on an official transcript of the credit-granting institution taken for a letter grade (courses taken on a Pass/Fail basis cannot transfer). An evaluation of official transcripts will be completed based on stu- dents' pre-approval. Credits will not be awarded if the student has not NOTE THAT: Full-time undergraduate students cannot withdraw below 12 credits without demonstration and documentation of ex- t traordinary circumstances. Full-time students seeking to withdraw below 12 credits must submit a written appeal and all supporting documentation to the Office of Academic Advising for consideration. Falling below 12 credits may have financial ramifications. Please note that students who are in danger of failing a course due to violations of the Code of Academic Integrity are not permitted to withdraw. Students normally may not withdraw from a First-Year Program course. Any request for withdrawal from an FYP course requires ap- proval by the FYP Coordinator and Dean of the First-Year Experience. If granted, such a withdrawal does not constitute an exemption from completion of all FYP requirements.

Transfer Credit While the evaluation of transcripts is made by a transfer credit evaluator, the faculty of the College establish the criteria by which Manhattanville equivalencies are determined and credits awarded. Transfer credit may awarded for course work completed prior to matriculation at Manhattanville, and also while a matriculated student, as for example during summer or winter sessions, or during an approved leave of absence. Pre-approval for transfer credit is required of all matriculated students who plan to take courses at an institution other than Manhattanville. Courses submitted for transfer of credit must be: part of the normal undergraduate curriculum published in the institution’s catalog recorded on an official transcript of the credit-granting institution taken for a letter grade (courses taken on a Pass/Fail basis cannot transfer). An evaluation of official transcripts will be completed based on students' pre-approval. Credits will not be awarded if the student has not obtained pre-approval. The approval procedure requires completion of the Request for Transfer Credit Approval Form which can be obtained on the Registrar's Office website. The department chair as well as the student’s advisor must sign the form, which must confirm the Manhattanville equivalency for the course that will be taken. Once completed, the form should be submitted to the Registrar’s Office. When credits are transferred from another institution, grades earned are not transferred to the student’s Manhattanville transcript, nor are they calculated into a student’s Manhattanville GPA.

Transfer Credit Limits for Doctoral Students Students admitted into the Doctoral program are permitted to transfer up to 12 credits of post-masters coursework taken at a regionally or nationally accredited institution with comparable curriculum and standards to those at Manhattanville University, provided that the coursework is determined to have the necessary learning outcomes, is appropriate for the student’s program, the student has earned a letter grade of B+ or better, and the coursework has been completed with the last ten (10) years. Approval of transfer credit for doctoral students is at the discretion of the Doctoral Admissions Committee. Students in the Dissertation Completion Pathway of the Doctoral Program may transfer up to 39 credits into the 59-credit doctoral program, with approval of the Doctoral Admissions Committee.

Transfer Credit Limits for Doctoral Students Students admitted into the Doctoral program are permitted to transfer up to 12 credits of post-masters coursework taken at a regionally or nationally accredited institution with comparable curriculum and standards to those at Manhattanville University, provided that the coursework is determined to have the necessary learning outcomes, is appropriate for the student’s program, the student has earned a letter grade of B+ or better, and the coursework has been completed with the last ten (10) years. Approval of transfer credit for doctoral students is at the discretion of the Doctoral Admissions Committee. Students in the Dissertation Completion Pathway of the Doctoral Program may transfer up to 39 credits into the 59-credit doctoral program, with approval of the Doctoral Admissions Committee.

Transfer Credit Limits for Doctoral Students Students admitted into the Doctoral program are permitted to transfer up to 12 credits of post-masters coursework taken at a regionally or nationally accredited institution with comparable curriculum and standards to those at Manhattanville University, provided that the coursework is determined to have the necessary learning outcomes, is appropriate for the student’s program, the student has earned a letter grade of B+ or better, and the coursework has been completed with the last ten (10) years. Approval of transfer credit for doctoral students is at the discretion of the Doctoral Admissions Committee. Students in the Dissertation Completion Pathway of the Doctoral Program may transfer up to 39 credits into the 59-credit doctoral program, with approval of the Doctoral Admissions Committee.

Transfer Credit Policies Manhattanville University welcomes transfer students and encourages the educational enrichment of all its students. The policies stated below are intended to facilitate the evaluation and awarding of transfer credit. Students are advised to consult with the appropriate department chair prior to enrolling in any course at another institution. Coursework eligible for transfer must come from regionally accredited institutions or from non-regionally accredited institutions with comparable curricular and standards to those at Manhattanville University. While the evaluation of transcripts is made by the transfer credit evaluator, the criteria by which equivalencies are determined and credits are accepted are established by the Manhattanville faculty. Transfer credit may be earned prior to matriculating at Manhattanville and also while a student is a degree candidate, as for example during summer sessions or during a leave of absence. Pre-approval for transfer credit is required of matriculated students who plan to take courses at institutions other than Manhattanville. Courses submitted for transfer of credit must be: part of the normal undergraduate curriculum published in the institution’s catalog recorded on an official transcript of the credit-granting institution If a student has an Associate's degree (AA, AS, or AAS) and a cumulative GPA of 2.0 for all courses taken toward that degree, they will receive full credit for all the courses successfully completed toward that degree. Transfer students who hold an AA or AS degree from an accredited institution are exempt from completing Manhattanville University's General Education requirements. Please note that this exemption does not apply to those transfer students holding an AAS degree from an accredited institution. Please Note: All external course work to be evaluated for transfer and posting to the student’s academic record must be submitted to Manhattanville University via an official transcript or appropriately certified document. The University reserves the right to determine the authenticity of all transcript records and may refuse to process transfer credits if questionable conditions exist. Except in cases of verifiable clerical error, transfer course work that has been evaluated and entered on the student’s academic record cannot be removed. After submission to Manhattanville University, official transcripts and documents become the property of the University and join the student’s permanent academic record. Documents will not be released in any form to a current or former student for reuse for any purpose.

Transfer Credit Policies Manhattanville University welcomes transfer students and encourages the educational enrichment of all its students. The policies stated below are intended to facilitate the evaluation and awarding of transfer credit. Students are advised to consult with the appropriate department chair prior to enrolling in any course at another institution. Coursework eligible for transfer must come from regionally accredited institutions or from non-regionally accredited institutions with comparable curricular and standards to those at Manhattanville University. While the evaluation of transcripts is made by the transfer credit evaluator, the criteria by which equivalencies are determined and credits are accepted are established by the Manhattanville faculty. Transfer credit may be earned prior to matriculating at Manhattanville and also while a student is a degree candidate, as for example during summer sessions or during a leave of absence. Pre-approval for transfer credit is required of matriculated students who plan to take courses at institutions other than Manhattanville. Courses submitted for transfer of credit must be: part of the normal undergraduate curriculum published in the institution’s catalog recorded on an official transcript of the credit-granting institution If a student has an Associate's degree (AA, AS, or AAS) and a cumulative GPA of 2.0 for all courses taken toward that degree, they will receive full credit for all the courses successfully completed toward that degree. Transfer students who hold an AA or AS degree from an accredited institution are exempt from completing Manhattanville University's General Education requirements. Please note that this exemption does not apply to those transfer students holding an AAS degree from an accredited institution. Please Note: All external course work to be evaluated for transfer and posting to the student’s academic record must be submitted to Manhattanville University via an official transcript or appropriately certified document. The University reserves the right to determine the authenticity of all transcript records and may refuse to process transfer credits if questionable conditions exist. Except in cases of verifiable clerical error, transfer course work that has been evaluated and entered on the student’s academic record cannot be removed. After submission to Manhattanville University, official transcripts and documents become the property of the University and join the student’s permanent academic record. Documents will not be released in any form to a current or former student for reuse for any purpose.

TRANSFER CREDIT POLICY Manhattanville College welcomes transfer students and encourages the educational enrichment of all its students. The policies stated below are intended to facilitate the evaluation and awarding of transfer credit. Students are advised to consult with the appropriate department chair prior to enrolling in any course at another institution. Coursework eligible for transfer must come from regionally accredited institutions or from non-regionally accredited institutions with comparable curricular and standards to those at Manhattanville College. While the evaluation of transcripts is made by the transfer credit evaluator, the criteria by which equivalencies are determined and credits are accepted are established by the Manhattanville faculty. Transfer credit may be earned prior to matriculating at Manhattanville and also while a student is a degree candidate, as for example during summer sessions or during a leave of absence. Pre-approval for transfer credit is required of matriculated students who plan to take courses at institutions other than Manhattanville. Courses submitted for transfer of credit must be: part of the normal undergraduate curriculum published in the institution’s catalog recorded on an official transcript of the credit-granting institution If a student has an Associate's degree (AA, AS & AAS) and a cumula- tive GPA of 2.0 for all courses taken toward that degree, then he/she will receive full credit for all the courses successfully completed toward that degree. Transfer students who hold an AA or AS degree from an accredited institution are exempt from completing Manhattanville College's General Education requirements. Please not that this exemption does not apply to those transfer students holding an AAS degree from as accredited institution.

Transfer Credit Policy Coursework eligible for transfer must come from regionally accredited institutions or from non-regionally accredited institutions with comparable curricular and standards to those at Manhattanville College.

Transfer Credit Policy Manhattanville College welcomes transfer students and encourages the educational enrichment of all its students. The policies stated below are intended to facilitate the evaluation and awarding of transfer credit. Students are advised to consult with the appropriate department chair prior to enrolling in any course at another institution. Coursework eligible for transfer must come from regionally accredited institutions or from non-regionally accredited institutions with comparable curricular and standards to those at Manhattanville College. While the evaluation of transcripts is made by the transfer credit evaluator, the criteria by which equivalencies are determined and credits are accepted are established by the Manhattanville faculty. Transfer credit may be earned prior to matriculating at Manhattanville and also while a student is a degree candidate, as for example during summer sessions or during a leave of absence. Pre-approval for transfer credit is required of matriculated students who plan to take courses at institutions other than Manhattanville. Courses submitted for transfer of credit must be: part of the normal undergraduate curriculum published in the institution’s catalog recorded on an official transcript of the credit-granting institution If a student has an Associate's degree (AA, AS & AAS) and a cumulative GPA of 2.0 for all courses taken toward that degree, then he/she will receive full credit for all the courses successfully completed toward that degree. Transfer students who hold an AA or AS degree from an accredited institution are exempt from completing Manhattanville College's General Education requirements. Please not that this exemption does not apply to those transfer students holding an AAS degree from as accredited institution. Please Note: All external course work to be evaluated for transfer and posting to the student’s academic record must be submitted to Manhattanville College via an official transcript or appropriately certified document. The College reserves the right to determine the authenticity of all transcript records and may refuse to process transfer credits if questionable conditions exist. Except in cases of verifiable clerical error, transfer course work that has been evaluated and entered on the student’s academic record cannot be removed. After submission to Manhattanville College, official transcripts and documents become the property of the College and join the student’s permanent academic record. Documents will not be released in any form to a current or former student for reuse for any purpose.

Transfer Credit Policy Manhattanville College welcomes transfer students and encourages the educational enrichment of all its students. The policies stated below are intended to facilitate the evaluation and awarding of transfer credit. Students are advised to consult with the appropriate department chair prior to enrolling in any course at another institution. Coursework eligible for transfer must come from regionally accredited institutions or from non-regionally accredited institutions with comparable curricular and standards to those at Manhattanville College. While the evaluation of transcripts is made by the transfer credit evaluator, the criteria by which equivalencies are determined and credits are accepted are established by the Manhattanville faculty. Transfer credit may be earned prior to matriculating at Manhattanville and also while a student is a degree candidate, as for example during summer sessions or during a leave of absence. Pre-approval for transfer credit is required of matriculated students who plan to take courses at institutions other than Manhattanville. Courses submitted for transfer of credit must be: part of the normal undergraduate curriculum published in the institution’s catalog recorded on an official transcript of the credit-granting institution If a student has an Associate's degree (AA, AS & AAS) and a cumulative GPA of 2.0 for all courses taken toward that degree, then he/she will receive full credit for all the courses successfully completed toward that degree. Transfer students who hold an AA or AS degree from an accredited institution are exempt from completing Manhattanville College's General Education requirements. Please note that this exemption does not apply to those transfer students holding an AAS degree from an accredited institution. Please Note: All external course work to be evaluated for transfer and posting to the student’s academic record must be submitted to Manhattanville College via an official transcript or appropriately certified document. The College reserves the right to determine the authenticity of all transcript records and may refuse to process transfer credits if questionable conditions exist. Except in cases of verifiable clerical error, transfer course work that has been evaluated and entered on the student’s academic record cannot be removed. After submission to Manhattanville College, official transcripts and documents become the property of the College and join the student’s permanent academic record. Documents will not be released in any form to a current or former student for reuse for any purpose.

Transfer Credits Matriculated masters and advanced certification program students may transfer credits. Appropriate graduate-level courses completed at other institutions, up to a maximum of six credits, provided that the coursework was taken within the last ten years, is determined by the faculty to be appropriate for their program, may be accepted towards a degree. Each course must have been completed with at least a grade of B+ at an accredited institution of higher learning within a five-year period of matriculation and must be directly related to the candidate's proposed program of study. Candidates should file a written request with the School of Education to have course credits considered for transfer. If at all possible, such requests should be made in advance of taking the course. Additional credits beyond the maximum of six from selected institutions will be considered in very limited instances at the discretion of the college. We apply this largely to students transferring from our immediate regional competitors, notably LIU-Westchester and Fordham-Westchester. Writing Assessment All graduate students must complete the Manhattanville

Transfer Credits With the approval of Advising or the relevant program director, matriculated masters and advanced certificate students may typically transfer up to six graduate-level credits toward their degree from a regionally or nationally accredited institution with comparable curriculum and standards to those at Manhattanville University, provided that the coursework is determined to have the necessary learning outcomes, is appropriate for the student’s program, the student has earned a letter grade of B+ or better, and the coursework has been completed with the last ten (10) years. Additional transfer credits beyond the 6-credit maximum, but not in excess of 50% of required courses, may be considered at the discretion of the program director. Students entering the Master of Science (MS) in Family Nurse Practitioner or Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in Creative Writing programs may transfer up to 12 credits with the approval of the program director. No courses graded Pass/Fail can be accepted in transfer unless the transferring institution can confirm the student's level of proficiency to be equivalent of a B+ or higher. Credits for capstone experiences, student teaching, or practica completed elsewhere cannot be transferred to Manhattanville from another institution. All students must submit a written request to have course credits approved for transfer, and are strongly advised to request approval from Advising or their program director for coursework to be transferred before courses are taken. Acceptance of transfer credits cannot be guaranteed. In all cases, faculty may request a course description and/or a syllabus to facilitate review. It is the student’s responsibility to verify that the coursework will earn/has earned official graduate-level credits and a letter grade. It is also the student’s responsibility to ensure that Manhattanville receives an official copy of the transcript for a transfer course. Transcripts received too close to graduation deadlines may delay a student’s graduation. No credits can be transferred to a Masters degree program from a Masters degree completed at another institution.

Transfer Credits With the approval of Graduate Advising, matriculated Masters and advanced certificate program students may transfer up to six graduate credits toward their degree from a nationally accredited college or a non-nationally accredited institution with comparable curriculum and standards to those at Manhattanville University , provided that the coursework is determined by the Office of Graduate Advising in consultation with Manhattanville SOE faculty to have the necessary learning outcomes, to be current, to be appropriate for the student’s program, and to have earned a letter grade of B+ or better. Additional credits taken at regional institutions or for specific programs above 6 credits typically not to exceed 50% of required courses, excluding student teaching or leadership practica, will be considered at the discretion of the University. No courses graded Pass/Fail can be accepted for a degree or certificate program, unless the grading policies of the relevant institution can be documented. Credits for student teaching or practica completed elsewhere cannot be transferred to Manhattanville from another institution. No credits can be transferred to a Masters degree program from a Masters degree completed at another institution. Up to 12 credits of post-masters courses, taken at a nationally accredited institution, or a non-nationally accredited institution with comparable curriculum and standards to those at Manhattanville University, provided that the coursework is determined by the faculty to have the necessary learning outcomes, to be current and appropriate for the student’s program, that has earned a grade of B+ or better, within the last ten (10) years, may be transferred into the Doctoral degree to replace specified courses, with approval of the Doctoral Admissions Committee. Students in the Dissertation Completion Pathway of the Doctoral Program may transfer up to 39 credits into the 59-credit doctoral program, with approval of the Doctoral Admissions Committee. Candidates must file a written request to have course credits approved for transfer. Masters-level students are strongly advised to request approval from the Office of Graduate Advising for coursework to be transferred before courses are taken. Acceptance of transfer credits cannot be guaranteed. Doctoral students will normally make this request and receive advisement and possible approval during the second semester of the program. In all cases, faculty may request a course description and/or a syllabus to facilitate review. It is the student’s responsibility to verify that the coursework will earn/has earned official graduate-level credits and a letter grade. It is the student’s responsibility to ensure that the School of Education receives an official copy of the transcript for a transfer course. Transcripts received too close to graduation deadlines may delay a student’s graduation Any course substitutions made among courses offered by Manhattanville for a Manhattanville degree or Advanced Certificate program must be approved by the Office of Graduate Advising in consultation with the relevant department chair.

Transfer Credits Under certain conditions and with the approval of the Program Director, students may transfer up to 12 graduate credits toward electives in the Master of Fine Arts degree program. Coursework eligible for transfer must come from regionally accredited institutions or from non-regionally accredited institutions with comparable curricular and standards to those at Manhattanville University.

Transfer Credits Under certain conditions and with the approval of the Program Director, students may transfer in credits toward electives in the M.S. in Biomedical Sciences program. Coursework eligible for transfer must come from accredited institutions with comparable curricula and standards to those at Manhattanville University.

Transfer Credits Under certain conditions and with the approval of the Program Director, students may transfer in up to six credits toward one of the M.S. Business programs. Coursework eligible for transfer must come from accredited institutions with comparable curricula and standards to those at Manhattanville University.

Transfer Credits Under certain conditions and with the approval of the Program Director, students may transfer in credits toward electives in the M.S. in Computer Science program. Coursework eligible for transfer must come from accredited institutions with comparable curricula and standards to those at Manhattanville University.

Transfer Credits Under certain conditions and with the approval of the Program Director, students may transfer in credits toward electives in the M.S. in Data Analytics program. Coursework eligible for transfer must come from accredited institutions with comparable curricula and standards to those at Manhattanville University.

Transfer Credits With the approval of Advising or the relevant program director, matriculated masters and advanced certificate students may typically transfer up to six graduate-level credits toward their degree from a regionally or nationally accredited institution with comparable curriculum and standards to those at Manhattanville University, provided that the coursework is determined to have the necessary learning outcomes, is appropriate for the student’s program, the student has earned a letter grade of B+ or better, and the coursework has been completed with the last ten (10) years. Additional transfer credits beyond the 6-credit maximum, but not in excess of 50% of required courses, may be considered at the discretion of the program director. Students entering the Master of Science (MS) in Family Nurse Practitioner or Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in Creative Writing programs may transfer up to 12 credits with the approval of the program director. No courses graded Pass/Fail can be accepted in transfer unless the transferring institution can confirm the student's level of proficiency to be equivalent of a B+ or higher. Credits for capstone experiences, student teaching, or practica completed elsewhere cannot be transferred to Manhattanville from another institution. All students must submit a written request to have course credits approved for transfer, and are strongly advised to request approval from Advising or their program director for coursework to be transferred before courses are taken. Acceptance of transfer credits cannot be guaranteed. In all cases, faculty may request a course description and/or a syllabus to facilitate review. It is the student’s responsibility to verify that the coursework will earn/has earned official graduate-level credits and a letter grade. It is also the student’s responsibility to ensure that Manhattanville receives an official copy of the transcript for a transfer course. Transcripts received too close to graduation deadlines may delay a student’s graduation. No credits can be transferred to a Masters degree program from a Masters degree completed at another institution.

Transfer Credits With the approval of Graduate Advising, matriculated Masters and advanced certificate program students may transfer up to six graduate credits toward their degree from a nationally accredited college or a non-nationally accredited institution with comparable curriculum and standards to those at Manhattanville University , provided that the coursework is determined by the Office of Graduate Advising in consultation with Manhattanville SOE faculty to have the necessary learning outcomes, to be current, to be appropriate for the student’s program, and to have earned a letter grade of B+ or better. Additional credits taken at regional institutions or for specific programs above 6 credits typically not to exceed 50% of required courses, excluding student teaching or leadership practica, will be considered at the discretion of the University. No courses graded Pass/Fail can be accepted for a degree or certificate program, unless the grading policies of the relevant institution can be documented. Credits for student teaching or practica completed elsewhere cannot be transferred to Manhattanville from another institution. No credits can be transferred to a Masters degree program from a Masters degree completed at another institution. Up to 12 credits of post-masters courses, taken at a nationally accredited institution, or a non-nationally accredited institution with comparable curriculum and standards to those at Manhattanville University, provided that the coursework is determined by the faculty to have the necessary learning outcomes, to be current and appropriate for the student’s program, that has earned a grade of B+ or better, within the last ten (10) years, may be transferred into the Doctoral degree to replace specified courses, with approval of the Doctoral Admissions Committee. Students in the Dissertation Completion Pathway of the Doctoral Program may transfer up to 39 credits into the 59-credit doctoral program, with approval of the Doctoral Admissions Committee. Candidates must file a written request to have course credits approved for transfer. Masters-level students are strongly advised to request approval from the Office of Graduate Advising for coursework to be transferred before courses are taken. Acceptance of transfer credits cannot be guaranteed. Doctoral students will normally make this request and receive advisement and possible approval during the second semester of the program. In all cases, faculty may request a course description and/or a syllabus to facilitate review. It is the student’s responsibility to verify that the coursework will earn/has earned official graduate-level credits and a letter grade. It is the student’s responsibility to ensure that the School of Education receives an official copy of the transcript for a transfer course. Transcripts received too close to graduation deadlines may delay a student’s graduation Any course substitutions made among courses offered by Manhattanville for a Manhattanville degree or Advanced Certificate program must be approved by the Office of Graduate Advising in consultation with the relevant department chair.

Transfer Credits Under certain conditions and with the approval of the Program Director, students may transfer up to 12 graduate credits toward electives in the Master of Fine Arts degree program. Coursework eligible for transfer must come from regionally accredited institutions or from non-regionally accredited institutions with comparable curricular and standards to those at Manhattanville University. 2900 Purchase Street, Purchase, NY 10577 +1.914.694.2200 admissions@mville.edu Instagram TikTok Facebook LinkedIn Twitter YouTube Internal Marketing Requests Expert News Sources Contact Manhattanville Faculty/Staff Directory Employment Opportunities Student Consumer Information © Manhattanville University Non-Discrimination Statement Privacy Policy

Transfer Credits Under certain conditions and with the approval of the Program Director, students may transfer in credits toward electives in the M.S. in Biomedical Sciences program. Coursework eligible for transfer must come from accredited institutions with comparable curricula and standards to those at Manhattanville University. 2900 Purchase Street, Purchase, NY 10577 +1.914.694.2200 admissions@mville.edu Instagram TikTok Facebook LinkedIn Twitter YouTube Internal Marketing Requests Expert News Sources Contact Manhattanville Faculty/Staff Directory Employment Opportunities Student Consumer Information © Manhattanville University Non-Discrimination Statement Privacy Policy

Transfer Credits Under certain conditions and with the approval of the Program Director, students may transfer in up to six credits toward one of the M.S. Business programs. Coursework eligible for transfer must come from accredited institutions with comparable curricula and standards to those at Manhattanville University. 2900 Purchase Street, Purchase, NY 10577 +1.914.694.2200 admissions@mville.edu Instagram TikTok Facebook LinkedIn Twitter YouTube Internal Marketing Requests Expert News Sources Contact Manhattanville Faculty/Staff Directory Employment Opportunities Student Consumer Information © Manhattanville University Non-Discrimination Statement Privacy Policy

Transfer Credits Under certain conditions and with the approval of the Program Director, students may transfer in credits toward electives in the M.S. in Computer Science program. Coursework eligible for transfer must come from accredited institutions with comparable curricula and standards to those at Manhattanville University. 2900 Purchase Street, Purchase, NY 10577 +1.914.694.2200 admissions@mville.edu Instagram TikTok Facebook LinkedIn Twitter YouTube Internal Marketing Requests Expert News Sources Contact Manhattanville Faculty/Staff Directory Employment Opportunities Student Consumer Information © Manhattanville University Non-Discrimination Statement Privacy Policy

Transfer Credits Under certain conditions and with the approval of the Program Director, students may transfer in credits toward electives in the M.S. in Data Analytics program. Coursework eligible for transfer must come from accredited institutions with comparable curricula and standards to those at Manhattanville University. 2900 Purchase Street, Purchase, NY 10577 +1.914.694.2200 admissions@mville.edu Instagram TikTok Facebook LinkedIn Twitter YouTube Internal Marketing Requests Expert News Sources Contact Manhattanville Faculty/Staff Directory Employment Opportunities Student Consumer Information © Manhattanville University Non-Discrimination Statement Privacy Policy

Transfer Credits Under certain conditions and with the approval of the Dean, students may transfer up to 6 credits toward electives in the Master of Fine Arts degree program. Coursework eligible for transfer must come from regionally accredited institutions or from non-regionally accredited institutions with comparable curricular and standards to those at Manhattanville College.

Transfer Credits Matriculated masters and advanced certification program students may transfer credits. Appropriate graduate-level courses completed at other institutions, up to a maximum of six credits, provided that the coursework was taken within the last ten years, is determined by the faculty to be appropriate for their program, may be accepted towards a degree. Each course must have been completed with at least a grade of B+ at an accredited institution of higher learning within a five-year period of matriculation and must be directly related to the candidate's proposed program of study. Candidates should file a written request with the School of Education to have course credits considered for transfer. If at all possible, such requests should be made in advance of taking the course. Additional credits beyond the maximum of six from selected institu- tions will be considered in very limited instances at the discretion of the college. We apply this largely to students transferring from our imme- diate regional competitors, notably LIU-Westchester and Ford- ham-Westchester.

Transfer Credits With the approval of Grad Advising, matriculated masters and ad- vanced certification program students may transfer up to six graduate credits toward their degree from a regionally accredited college or a non-regionally accredited institution with comparable curriculum and standards to those at Manhattanville College, provided that the coursework is determined by the faculty to have the necessary learning outcomes, to be current, to be appropriate for the student’s program, and to have earned a grade of B+ or better. Additional credits above 6 but below 50% of a program from selected regional institutions or for specific programs will be considered in limited instances at the discre- tion of the college. No credits can be transferred to a Masters degree or advanced certifi- cation program from a Masters degree or certificate program completed at another institution. Credit for student teaching cannot be trans- ferred from another institution. Up to 12 credits of post-masters courses, taken at a regionally accredited institution, or a non-regionally accredited institution with comparable curriculum and standards to those at Manhattanville College, provided that the coursework is de- termined by the faculty to have the necessary learning outcomes, to be current and appropriate for the student’s program, and to have earned a grade of B+ or better, within the last ten (10) years, may be transferred into the Doctoral degree to replace specified courses, with approval of the Doctoral Admissions Committee.

Transfer Credits With the approval of Advising or the relevant program director, matriculated masters and advanced certificate students may typically transfer up to six graduate-level credits toward their degree from a regionally or nationally accredited institution with comparable curriculum and standards to those at Manhattanville University, provided that the coursework is determined to have the necessary learning outcomes, is appropriate for the student’s program, the student has earned a letter grade of B+ or better, and the coursework has been completed with the last ten (10) years. Additional transfer credits beyond the 6-credit maximum, but not in excess of 50% of required courses, may be considered at the discretion of the program director. Students entering the Master of Science (MS) in Family Nurse Practitioner or Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in Creative Writing programs may transfer up to 12 credits with the approval of the program director. No courses graded Pass/Fail can be accepted in transfer unless the transferring institution can confirm the student's level of proficiency to be equivalent of a B+ or higher. Credits for capstone experiences, student teaching, or practica completed elsewhere cannot be transferred to Manhattanville from another institution. All students must submit a written request to have course credits approved for transfer, and are strongly advised to request approval from Advising or their program director for coursework to be transferred before courses are taken. Acceptance of transfer credits cannot be guaranteed. In all cases, faculty may request a course description and/or a syllabus to facilitate review. It is the student’s responsibility to verify that the coursework will earn/has earned official graduate-level credits and a letter grade. It is also the student’s responsibility to ensure that Manhattanville receives an official copy of the transcript for a transfer course. Transcripts received too close to graduation deadlines may delay a student’s graduation. No credits can be transferred to a Masters degree program from a Masters degree completed at another institution.

Transfer Credits With the approval of Graduate Advising, matriculated Masters and advanced certificate program students may transfer up to six graduate credits toward their degree from a nationally accredited college or a non-nationally accredited institution with comparable curriculum and standards to those at Manhattanville University, provided that the coursework is determined by the Office of Graduate Advising in consultation with Manhattanville SOE faculty to have the necessary learning outcomes, to be current, to be appropriate for the student’s program, and to have earned a letter grade of B+ or better. Additional credits taken at regional institutions or for specific programs above 6 credits typically not to exceed 50% of required courses, excluding student teaching or leadership practica, will be considered at the discretion of the University. No courses graded Pass/Fail can be accepted for a degree or certificate program, unless the grading policies of the relevant institution can be documented. Credits for student teaching or practica completed elsewhere cannot be transferred to Manhattanville from another institution. No credits can be transferred to a Masters degree program from a Masters degree completed at another institution. Up to 12 credits of post-masters courses, taken at a nationally accredited institution, or a non-nationally accredited institution with comparable curriculum and standards to those at Manhattanville University, provided that the coursework is determined by the faculty to have the necessary learning outcomes, to be current and appropriate for the student’s program, that has earned a grade of B+ or better, within the last ten (10) years, may be transferred into the Doctoral degree to replace specified courses, with approval of the Doctoral Admissions Committee. Students in the Dissertation Completion Pathway of the Doctoral Program may transfer up to 39 credits into the 59-credit doctoral program, with approval of the Doctoral Admissions Committee. Candidates must file a written request to have course credits approved for transfer. Masters-level students are strongly advised to request approval from the Office of Graduate Advising for coursework to be transferred before courses are taken. Acceptance of transfer credits cannot be guaranteed. Doctoral students will normally make this request and receive advisement and possible approval during the second semester of the program. In all cases, faculty may request a course description and/or a syllabus to facilitate review. It is the student’s responsibility to verify that the coursework will earn/has earned official graduate-level credits and a letter grade. It is the student’s responsibility to ensure that the School of Education receives an official copy of the transcript for a transfer course. Transcripts received too close to graduation deadlines may delay a student’s graduation Any course substitutions made among courses offered by Manhattanville for a Manhattanville degree or Advanced Certificate program must be approved by the Office of Graduate Advising in consultation with the relevant department chair.

Transfer Credits Under certain conditions and with the approval of the Program Director, students may transfer up to 12 graduate credits toward electives in the Master of Fine Arts degree program. Coursework eligible for transfer must come from regionally accredited institutions or from non-regionally accredited institutions with comparable curricular and standards to those at Manhattanville University.

Transfer Credits Under certain conditions and with the approval of the Program Director, students may transfer in credits toward electives in the M.S. in Biomedical Sciences program. Coursework eligible for transfer must come from accredited institutions with comparable curricula and standards to those at Manhattanville University.

Transfer Credits Under certain conditions and with the approval of the Program Director, students may transfer in up to six credits toward one of the M.S. Business programs. Coursework eligible for transfer must come from accredited institutions with comparable curricula and standards to those at Manhattanville University.

Transfer Credits Under certain conditions and with the approval of the Program Director, students may transfer in credits toward electives in the M.S. in Computer Science program. Coursework eligible for transfer must come from accredited institutions with comparable curricula and standards to those at Manhattanville University.

Transfer Credits Under certain conditions and with the approval of the Program Director, students may transfer in credits toward electives in the M.S. in Data Analytics program. Coursework eligible for transfer must come from accredited institutions with comparable curricula and standards to those at Manhattanville University.

Transfer Credits Education Course transfer credits must be approved by the Associate Dean for Undergraduate Programs. Students must provide the School of Education with official transcripts for all courses transferred before student teaching begins.

Transfer Credits With the approval of Grad Advising, matriculated masters and advanced certification program students may transfer up to six graduate credits toward their degree from a regionally accredited college or a non-regionally accredited institution with comparable curriculum and standards to those at Manhattanville College, provided that the coursework is determined by Manhattanville SOE faculty to have the necessary learning outcomes, to be current, to be appropriate for the student’s program, and to have earned a letter grade of B+ or better. Additional credits taken at selected regional institutions or for specific programs above 6 but below 50% of a Manhattanville program from will be considered in limited instances at the discretion of the college. No courses graded Pass/Fail can be accepted for a degree or certificate program, unless the grading policies of the relevant college can be documented. No credits can be transferred to a Masters degree or advanced certification program from a Masters degree or certificate program completed at another institution. Credit for student teaching cannot be transferred from another institution. Up to 12 credits of post-masters courses, taken at a regionally accredited institution, or a non-regionally accredited institution with comparable curriculum and standards to those at Manhattanville College, provided that the coursework is determined by the faculty to have the necessary learning outcomes, to be current and appropriate for the student’s program, that has earned a grade of B+ or better, within the last ten (10) years, may be transferred into the Doctoral degree to replace specified courses, with approval of the Doctoral Admissions Committee. Students in the Executive Ed.D. in Educational Leadership for ABDs may transfer up to 39 credits into the 59-credit doctoral program, with approval of the Doctoral Admissions Committee. Candidates must file a written request to have course credits approved for transfer. Masters-level students are strongly advised to request approval from Graduate Advising for coursework to be transferred before courses are taken. Acceptance of transfer credits cannot otherwise be guaranteed. Doctoral students will normally make this request and receive advisement and potentially approval for transfer during the second semester of the program. In all cases, faculty may request a course description and/or a syllabus to facilitate review. It is the student’s responsibility to verify that the coursework will earn/has earned official graduate-level credits and a letter grade. It is the student’s responsibility to ensure that the School of Education receives an official copy of the transcript for a transfer course. If transcripts are received later than 10 business days before the student’s graduation, that student’s graduation will be postponed until the following semester.

Transfer Credits With the approval of Grad Advising, matriculated masters and advanced certification program students may transfer up to six graduate credits toward their degree from a regionally accredited college or a non-regionally accredited institution with comparable curriculum and standards to those at Manhattanville College, provided that the coursework is determined by Manhattanville SOE faculty to have the necessary learning outcomes, to be current, to be appropriate for the student’s program, and to have earned a letter grade of B+ or better, within the last ten years. Additional credits taken at selected regional institutions or for specific programs above 6 but below 50% of a Manhattanville program from will be considered in limited instances at the discretion of the college. No courses graded Pass/Fail can be accepted for a degree or certificate program, unless the grading policies of the relevant college can be documented. No credits can be transferred to a Masters degree or advanced certification program from a Masters degree or certificate program completed at another institution. Credit for student teaching cannot be transferred from another institution. Up to 12 credits of post-masters courses, taken at a regionally accredited institution, or a non-regionally accredited institution with comparable curriculum and standards to those at Manhattanville College, provided that the coursework is determined by the faculty to have the necessary learning outcomes, to be current and appropriate for the student’s program, that has earned a grade of B+ or better, within the last ten years, may be transferred into the Doctoral degree to replace specified courses, with approval of the Doctoral Admissions Committee. Students in the Executive Ed.D. in Educational Leadership may transfer up to 39 credits into the 59-credit doctoral program, with approval of the Doctoral Admissions Committee. Candidates must file a written request to have course credits approved for transfer. Masters-level students are strongly advised to request approval from Graduate Advising for coursework to be transferred before courses are taken. Acceptance of transfer credits cannot otherwise be guaranteed. Doctoral students will normally make this request and receive advisement and possible approval during the second semester of the program. In all cases, faculty may request a course description and/or a syllabus to facilitate review. It is the student’s responsibility to verify that the coursework will earn/has earned official graduate-level credits and a letter grade. It is the student’s responsibility to ensure that the School of Education receives an official copy of the transcript for a transfer course. If transcripts are received later than 10 business days before the student’s graduation, that student’s graduation will be postponed until the following semester. Any course substitution made among courses offered by Manhattanville for a Manhattanville degree or Advanced Certificate program must be approved by the department chair or program coordinator.

Transfer Credits With the approval of Graduate Advising, matriculated Masters and advanced certificate program students may transfer up to six graduate credits toward their degree from a regionally accredited college or a non-regionally accredited institution with comparable curriculum and standards to those at Manhattanville College, provided that the coursework is determined by Manhattanville SOE faculty to have the necessary learning outcomes, to be current, to be appropriate for the student’s program, and to have earned a letter grade of B+ or better. Additional credits taken at selected regional institutions or for specific programs above 6 credits but below 51% of required courses will be considered in limited instances at the discretion of the college. No courses graded Pass/Fail can be accepted for a degree or certificate program, unless the grading policies of the relevant college can be documented. No credits can be transferred to a Masters degree or Advanced Certificate program from a Masters degree completed at another institution. Credit for student teaching cannot be transferred from another institution. Up to 12 credits of post-masters courses, taken at a regionally accredited institution, or a non-regionally accredited institution with comparable curriculum and standards to those at Manhattanville College, provided that the coursework is determined by the faculty to have the necessary learning outcomes, to be current and appropriate for the student’s program, that has earned a grade of B+ or better, within the last ten (10) years, may be transferred into the Doctoral degree to replace specified courses, with approval of the Doctoral Admissions Committee. Students in the Executive Ed.D. in Educational Leadership may transfer up to 39 credits into the 59-credit doctoral program, with approval of the Doctoral Admissions Committee. Candidates must file a written request to have course credits approved for transfer. Masters-level students are strongly advised to request approval from Graduate Advising for coursework to be transferred before courses are taken. Acceptance of transfer credits cannot otherwise be guaranteed. Doctoral students will normally make this request and receive advisement and possible approval during the second semester of the program. In all cases, faculty may request a course description and/or a syllabus to facilitate review. It is the student’s responsibility to verify that the coursework will earn/has earned official graduate-level credits and a letter grade. It is the student’s responsibility to ensure that the School of Education receives an official copy of the transcript for a transfer course. If transcripts are received later than 10 business days before the student’s graduation, that student’s graduation will be postponed until the following semester. Any course substitutions made among courses offered by Manhattanville for a Manhattanville degree or Advanced Certificate program must be approved by the department chair or program coordinator.

Transfer Credits Under certain conditions and with the approval of the Program Director, students may transfer in credits toward electives in the M.S. in Biomedical Sciences program. Coursework eligible for transfer must come from accredited institutions with comparable curricula and standards to those at Manhattanville College.

Transfer Credits With the approval of Graduate Advising, matriculated Masters and advanced certificate program students may transfer up to six graduate credits toward their degree from a regionally accredited college or a non-regionally accredited institution with comparable curriculum and standards to those at Manhattanville College, provided that the coursework is determined by Manhattanville SOE faculty to have the necessary learning outcomes, to be current, to be appropriate for the student’s program, and to have earned a letter grade of B+ or better. Additional credits taken at selected regional institutions or for specific programs above 6 credits but below 51% of required courses will be considered in limited instances at the discretion of the college. No courses graded Pass/Fail can be accepted for a degree or certificate program, unless the grading policies of the relevant college can be documented. No credits can be transferred to a Masters degree or Advanced Certificate program from a Masters degree completed at another institution. Credit for student teaching cannot be transferred from another institution. Up to 12 credits of post-masters courses, taken at a regionally accredited institution, or a non-regionally accredited institution with comparable curriculum and standards to those at Manhattanville College, provided that the coursework is determined by the faculty to have the necessary learning outcomes, to be current and appropriate for the student’s program, that has earned a grade of B+ or better, within the last ten (10) years, may be transferred into the Doctoral degree to replace specified courses, with approval of the Doctoral Admissions Committee. Students in the Executive Ed.D. in Educational Leadership may transfer up to 39 credits into the 59-credit doctoral program, with approval of the Doctoral Admissions Committee. Candidates must file a written request to have course credits approved for transfer. Masters-level students are strongly advised to request approval from Graduate Advising for coursework to be transferred before courses are taken. Acceptance of transfer credits cannot otherwise be guaranteed. Doctoral students will normally make this request and receive advisement and possible approval during the second semester of the program. In all cases, faculty may request a course description and/or a syllabus to facilitate review. It is the student’s responsibility to verify that the coursework will earn/has earned official graduate-level credits and a letter grade. It is the student’s responsibility to ensure that the School of Education receives an official copy of the transcript for a transfer course. If transcripts are received later than 10 business days before the student’s graduation, that student’s graduation will be postponed until the following semester. Any course substitutions made among courses offered by Manhattanville for a Manhattanville degree or Advanced Certificate program must be approved by the department chair or program coordinator and the Office of Graduate Advising.

Transfer Credits With the approval of Graduate Advising, matriculated Masters and advanced certificate program students may transfer up to six graduate credits toward their degree from a nationally accredited college or a non-nationally accredited institution with comparable curriculum and standards to those at Manhattanville College, provided that the coursework is determined by the Office of Graduate Advising in consultation with Manhattanville SOE faculty to have the necessary learning outcomes, to be current, to be appropriate for the student’s program, and to have earned a letter grade of B+ or better. Additional credits taken at regional institutions or for specific programs above 6 credits typically not to exceed 50% of required courses, excluding student teaching or leadership practica,. will be considered at the discretion of the college. No courses graded Pass/Fail can be accepted for a degree or certificate program, unless the grading policies of the relevant college can be documented. Credits for student teaching or practica completed elsewhere cannot be transferred to Manhattanville from another institution. No credits can be transferred to a Masters degree program from a Masters degree completed at another institution. Up to 12 credits of post-masters courses, taken at a nationally accredited institution, or a non-nationally accredited institution with comparable curriculum and standards to those at Manhattanville College, provided that the coursework is determined by the faculty to have the necessary learning outcomes, to be current and appropriate for the student’s program, that has earned a grade of B+ or better, within the last ten (10) years, may be transferred into the Doctoral degree to replace specified courses, with approval of the Doctoral Admissions Committee. Students in the Executive Ed.D. in Educational Leadership may transfer up to 39 credits into the 59-credit doctoral program, with approval of the Doctoral Admissions Committee. Candidates must file a written request to have course credits approved for transfer. Masters-level students are strongly advised to request approval from the Office of Graduate Advising for coursework to be transferred before courses are taken. Acceptance of transfer credits cannot be guaranteed. Doctoral students will normally make this request and receive advisement and possible approval during the second semester of the program. In all cases, faculty may request a course description and/or a syllabus to facilitate review. It is the student’s responsibility to verify that the coursework will earn/has earned official graduate-level credits and a letter grade. It is the student’s responsibility to ensure that the School of Education receives an official copy of the transcript for a transfer course. If transcripts are received later than 5 business days before the student’s graduation, that student’s graduation will be postponed until the following semester. Any course substitutions made among courses offered by Manhattanville for a Manhattanville degree or Advanced Certificate program must be approved by the Office of Graduate Advising in cosultation with the relevant department chair..

Transfer Credits With the approval of Graduate Advising, matriculated Masters and advanced certificate program students may transfer up to six graduate credits toward their degree from a nationally accredited college or a non-nationally accredited institution with comparable curriculum and standards to those at Manhattanville College, provided that the coursework is determined by the Office of Graduate Advising in consultation with Manhattanville SOE faculty to have the necessary learning outcomes, to be current, to be appropriate for the student’s program, and to have earned a letter grade of B+ or better. Additional credits taken at regional institutions or for specific programs above 6 credits typically not to exceed 50% of required courses, excluding student teaching or leadership practica,. will be considered at the discretion of the college. No courses graded Pass/Fail can be accepted for a degree or certificate program, unless the grading policies of the relevant college can be documented. Credits for student teaching or practica completed elsewhere cannot be transferred to Manhattanville from another institution. No credits can be transferred to a Masters degree program from a Masters degree completed at another institution. Up to 12 credits of post-masters courses, taken at a nationally accredited institution, or a non-nationally accredited institution with comparable curriculum and standards to those at Manhattanville College, provided that the coursework is determined by the faculty to have the necessary learning outcomes, to be current and appropriate for the student’s program, that has earned a grade of B+ or better, within the last ten (10) years, may be transferred into the Doctoral degree to replace specified courses, with approval of the Doctoral Admissions Committee. Students in the Dissertation Completion Pathway of the Doctoral Program may transfer up to 39 credits into the 59-credit doctoral program, with approval of the Doctoral Admissions Committee. Candidates must file a written request to have course credits approved for transfer. Masters-level students are strongly advised to request approval from the Office of Graduate Advising for coursework to be transferred before courses are taken. Acceptance of transfer credits cannot be guaranteed. Doctoral students will normally make this request and receive advisement and possible approval during the second semester of the program. In all cases, faculty may request a course description and/or a syllabus to facilitate review. It is the student’s responsibility to verify that the coursework will earn/has earned official graduate-level credits and a letter grade. It is the student’s responsibility to ensure that the School of Education receives an official copy of the transcript for a transfer course. If transcripts are received later than 5 business days before the student’s graduation, that student’s graduation will be postponed until the following semester. Any course substitutions made among courses offered by Manhattanville for a Manhattanville degree or Advanced Certificate program must be approved by the Office of Graduate Advising in consultation with the relevant department chair.

Transfer Credits Under certain conditions and with the approval of the Program Director, students may transfer up to 12 graduate credits toward electives in the Master of Fine Arts degree program. Coursework eligible for transfer must come from regionally accredited institutions or from non-regionally accredited institutions with comparable curricular and standards to those at Manhattanville College.

Transfer Credits Under certain conditions and with the approval of the Program Director, students may transfer up to 12 graduate credits toward electives in the Master of Fine Arts degree program.

Students that fail to meet the cumulative credit requirement may transfer credits from another college.

Students that fail to meet FULL-TIME CUMULATIVE GPA CUMULATIVE the cumulative credit requirement may transfer credits from another SEMESTERS* (ON A 4.0 SCALE) CREDIT college.