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Pace University

New York, New York · IPEDS 194310

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IPEDS UNITID
194310
OPE ID
00279100
City, state
New York, NY
Sector
private nonprofit 4-year or above
Website
www.pace.edu/
Website
//caa.asha.org/)
Cost rows
10
Confidence
21.0% from the census of this database (sha256 matches); target 90%
CollegeTransfer.Net
Transfer profile

What we hold

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Programs165
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Checklists157
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Catalogs 3

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Programs 165

ProgramAwardCIPCreditsEditionSource
Accelerated Nursing, BS (ABS)BS51.3820512022-2023catalog.pace.edu
AccountingMinor52.080614-162022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
AccountingMinor52.030114-162022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Accounting, MSMS52.0806512022-2023catalog.pace.edu
African and African-American StudiesMinor05.02012022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
African and African-American StudiesMinor2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Applied StatisticsMinor27.06012022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
Applied StatisticsMinor2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
ArtMinor50.0702182022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
ArtMinor50.0701182022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Art History Minor - NYC13.1203182022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Artificial Intelligence, BSBS11.08042022-2023catalog.pace.edu
B. Italian Studies Track2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Behavioral-Neuroscience Major, BSBS26.010118-332022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, MSMS26.1201352022-2023catalog.pace.edu
BiologyMinor22.000114-162022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
BiologyMinor14-162022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Biology and Occupational Therapy, BA/MS26.02102022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Biology Major, BSBS26.02109-232022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Book PublishingCertificate09.10012022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Business Aspects of PublishingCertificate52.19992022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Business Economics Major, BSBS45.10046-172022-2023catalog.pace.edu
C. Francophone Studies Track2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
ChemistryMinor40.0510222022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
ChemistryMinor40.0501222022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Classical and Medieval StudiesMinor16.1202182022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
Classical and Medieval StudiesMinor182022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Communication StudiesMinor09.0100182022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
Communication StudiesMinor182022-2023catalog.pace.edu
CommunicationsMinor01.8101152022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
CommunicationsMinor152022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Communications and Digital Media, MAMA50.06072022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Composition and RhetoricMinor23.13042022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
Composition and RhetoricMinor2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Computer Information TechnologyMinor11.100615-162022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
Computer Information TechnologyMinor15-162022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Computer ScienceMinor27.0303202022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
Computer ScienceMinor11.0701202022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Computer Science, MSMS30.300142022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Creative WritingMinor23.13022022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
Creative WritingMinor2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Creative Writing Concentration2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Criminal JusticeMinor13.07012022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
Criminal JusticeMinor43.01032022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Criminal Justice Major, BSBS44.070335-462022-2023catalog.pace.edu
D. Hispanic Studies Track2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Dance Minor - NYC50.0301142022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Data Science, MSMS30.7104302022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Digital and Time-Based ArtMinor14.09992022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
Digital and Time-Based ArtMinor2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Digital MarketingMinor52.140415-172022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
Digital MarketingMinor15-172022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Doctor of Philosophy in Nursing Program, PhDDoctor of Philosophy27.0601452022-2023-graduatecatalog.pace.edu
Doctor of Philosophy in Nursing Program, PhDDoctor of Philosophy51.3801452022-2023catalog.pace.edu
E. Slavic Studies Track2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
East Asian StudiesMinor05.01042022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
East Asian StudiesMinor2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
EcologyMinor26.030118-202022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
EcologyMinor18-202022-2023catalog.pace.edu
EconomicsMinor45.1004182022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
EconomicsMinor182022-2023catalog.pace.edu
English/Publishing, BA/MS16.010437-462022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Enter a Search Term05.021237-462022-2023catalog.pace.edu
EntrepreneurshipMinor52.0799182022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
EntrepreneurshipMinor52.0701182022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Environmental Art and Social Practice ArtMinor04.08032022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
Environmental Art and Social Practice ArtMinor2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Environmental Science and Policy, MSMS03.020936 (Thesis) / 39 (Non-Thesis)2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Environmental StudiesMinor03.01012022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
Environmental StudiesMinor03.01032022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP)Certificate60.070135-372022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Fashion MarketingMinor22.0215152022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
Fashion MarketingMinor152022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Film StudiesMinor50.06992022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
Film StudiesMinor50.06012022-2023catalog.pace.edu
FinanceMinor52.080615-162022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
FinanceMinor52.080115-162022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Financial Management, MBA: Investment Management ConcentrationMBA: Investment Management Concentration52.0810392022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Forensic Science, MSMS45.0205402022-2023catalog.pace.edu
French StudiesMinor50.07022022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
French StudiesMinor2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
French Studies Minor - NYC54.0103182022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Game DevelopmentMinor50.0411182022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Homeland SecurityMinor43.0107182022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
Homeland SecurityMinor43.0301182022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Hotel and Tourism ManagementMinor52.0999152022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
Hotel and Tourism ManagementMinor152022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Information Assurance for the Criminal Justice SystemMinor43.0199192022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
Information Assurance for the Criminal Justice SystemMinor192022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Information Assurance in the Criminal Justice SystemMinor43.0199192022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
Information Assurance in the Criminal Justice SystemMinor192022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Internal AuditingMinor52.030120-212022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
Internal AuditingMinor20-212022-2023catalog.pace.edu
International Relations and Global Studies Major, BABA44.05042022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Italian StudiesMinor05.0126182022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
Italian StudiesMinor182022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Language and Linguistics Concentration2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Latin American Studies Major, BABA05.0107402022-2023catalog.pace.edu
LawMinor22.0217152022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
LawMinor22.0101152022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Literacy Specialist, MSEd13.1203302022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Literature, Culture, and Media Concentration2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Major Completion Summary09.0900202022-2023catalog.pace.edu
ManagementMinor52.1099152022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
ManagementMinor152022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Management Major, BBA - Human Resources Management Concentration45.1004262022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Management, MBA: General Business ConcentrationMBA: General Business Concentration52.0304392022-2023catalog.pace.edu
MarketingMinor05.0199152022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
MarketingMinor52.1401152022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Marketing and Management ConcentrationBBA52.14012022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Marketing Major, BBA - Global Marketing Management Concentration45.0601202022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Master of Science Program in Nutrition and DieteticsMaster of Science Program51.3818332022-2023-graduatecatalog.pace.edu
Master of Science Program in Nutrition and DieteticsMaster of Science Program30.1901332022-2023catalog.pace.edu
MathematicsMinor30.490118-202022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
MathematicsMinor27.010118-202022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Middle Eastern StudiesMinor05.010515-212022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
Middle Eastern StudiesMinor15-212022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Modern Languages and Cultures: Spanish/Publishing, BA/MS09.100132-432022-2023catalog.pace.edu
NeuroscienceMinor26.10992022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
NeuroscienceMinor26.15012022-2023catalog.pace.edu
New York City StudiesMinor45.1201152022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
New York City StudiesMinor152022-2023catalog.pace.edu
NonProfit StudiesMinor52.021462022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
NonProfit StudiesMinor62022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Not-For-Profit ManagementCertificate52.0807152022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Online Business Studies, BBABBA13.0202242022-2023catalog.pace.edu
PhilosophyMinor36.0121182022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
PhilosophyMinor182022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Policy TrackMS01.07012022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Political ScienceMinor45.10012022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
Political ScienceMinor2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Pre-LawMinor44.0504152022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
Pre-LawMinor152022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Professional Selling and Sales ManagementMinor52.1804152022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
Professional Selling and Sales ManagementMinor152022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Program Prerequisites13.02992022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner Program (PMHNP), MSMS51.3820492022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner SpecializationMS60.07382022-2023catalog.pace.edu
PsychologyMinor33.0101182022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
PsychologyMinor42.0101182022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Psychology, MAMA42.28132022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Public Administration (MPA)13.0406122022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Public Administration TrackMS44.04992022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Public HealthMinor30.2701152022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
Public HealthMinor152022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Public Relations Minor - PLV52.1005152022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Religious StudiesMinor38.00012022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
Religious StudiesMinor2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Science TrackMS52.13992022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Social Media and Mobile Marketing Strategies, MSMS52.140430-362022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Sociology/AnthropologyMinor45.1301152022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
Sociology/AnthropologyMinor45.1301152022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Spanish Major, BABA16.0905372022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Special Events MarketingMinor50.1099152022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
Special Events MarketingMinor152022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Sports MarketingMinor50.1099152022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
Sports MarketingMinor152022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Sports Media and BroadcastingMinor09.04022022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
Sports Media and BroadcastingMinor2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Stage Management Minor - NYC50.05122022-2023catalog.pace.edu
TaxMinor22.0217152022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
TaxMinor152022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Women's and Gender StudiesMinor05.02122022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
Women's and Gender StudiesMinor2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Women's and Gender Studies/Public Health, BA/MPH05.021237-462022-2023catalog.pace.edu

Checklists 157

ChecklistAwardEditionRequirements
Accelerated Nursing, BS (ABS)BS2022-20232 groups · 22 items
AccountingMinor2022-20231 groups · 10 items
AccountingMinor2022-2023-undergraduate1 groups · 10 items
Accounting, MSMS2022-20236 groups · 28 items
African and African-American StudiesMinor2022-20233 groups · 18 items
African and African-American StudiesMinor2022-2023-undergraduate3 groups · 18 items
Applied StatisticsMinor2022-20232 groups · 10 items
Applied StatisticsMinor2022-2023-undergraduate2 groups · 10 items
ArtMinor2022-20232 groups · 6 items
ArtMinor2022-2023-undergraduate2 groups · 6 items
Art History Minor - NYCArt History Minor - NYC2022-20232 groups · 3 items
Artificial Intelligence, BSBS2022-20236 groups · 19 items
Behavioral-Neuroscience Major, BSBS2022-202312 groups · 51 items
Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, MSMS2022-20231 groups · 13 items
BiologyMinor2022-2023-undergraduate1 groups · 2 items
BiologyMinor2022-20231 groups · 2 items
Biology and Occupational Therapy, BA/MSBiology and Occupational Therapy, BA/MS2022-20235 groups · 26 items
Biology Major, BSBS2022-202313 groups · 58 items
Book PublishingCertificate2022-20231 groups · 10 items
Business Aspects of PublishingCertificate2022-20232 groups · 9 items
Business Economics Major, BSBS2022-202310 groups · 17 items
ChemistryMinor2022-20231 groups · 5 items
ChemistryMinor2022-2023-undergraduate1 groups · 5 items
Classical and Medieval StudiesMinor2022-2023-undergraduate1 groups · 21 items
Classical and Medieval StudiesMinor2022-20231 groups · 21 items
Communication StudiesMinor2022-20231 groups · 11 items
Communication StudiesMinor2022-2023-undergraduate1 groups · 11 items
CommunicationsMinor2022-2023-undergraduate1 groups · 3 items
CommunicationsMinor2022-20231 groups · 3 items
Communications and Digital Media, MAMA2022-20236 groups · 29 items
Composition and RhetoricMinor2022-20231 groups · 10 items
Composition and RhetoricMinor2022-2023-undergraduate1 groups · 10 items
Computer Information TechnologyMinor2022-20232 groups · 14 items
Computer Information TechnologyMinor2022-2023-undergraduate2 groups · 14 items
Computer ScienceMinor2022-2023-undergraduate1 groups · 5 items
Computer ScienceMinor2022-20231 groups · 5 items
Computer Science, MSMS2022-20235 groups · 9 items
Creative WritingMinor2022-20231 groups · 29 items
Creative WritingMinor2022-2023-undergraduate1 groups · 29 items
Criminal JusticeMinor2022-2023-undergraduate7 groups · 122 items
Criminal JusticeMinor2022-20237 groups · 122 items
Criminal Justice Major, BSBS2022-20238 groups · 38 items
Dance Minor - NYCDance Minor - NYC2022-20234 groups · 13 items
Data Science, MSMS2022-20237 groups · 10 items
Digital and Time-Based ArtMinor2022-2023-undergraduate1 groups · 2 items
Digital and Time-Based ArtMinor2022-20231 groups · 2 items
Digital MarketingMinor2022-20231 groups · 11 items
Digital MarketingMinor2022-2023-undergraduate1 groups · 11 items
Doctor of Philosophy in Nursing Program, PhDDoctor of Philosophy2022-20237 groups · 15 items
Doctor of Philosophy in Nursing Program, PhDDoctor of Philosophy2022-2023-graduate7 groups · 15 items
East Asian StudiesMinor2022-2023-undergraduate2 groups · 23 items
East Asian StudiesMinor2022-20232 groups · 23 items
EcologyMinor2022-20232 groups · 16 items
EcologyMinor2022-2023-undergraduate2 groups · 16 items
EconomicsMinor2022-2023-undergraduate1 groups · 2 items
EconomicsMinor2022-20231 groups · 2 items
English/Publishing, BA/MSEnglish/Publishing, BA/MS2022-202322 groups · 145 items
Enter a Search TermEnter a Search Term2022-202311 groups · 181 items
EntrepreneurshipMinor2022-2023-undergraduate2 groups · 8 items
EntrepreneurshipMinor2022-20232 groups · 8 items
Environmental Art and Social Practice ArtMinor2022-20233 groups · 31 items
Environmental Art and Social Practice ArtMinor2022-2023-undergraduate3 groups · 31 items
Environmental Science and Policy, MSMS2022-202313 groups · 19 items
Environmental StudiesMinor2022-2023-undergraduate1 groups · 2 items
Environmental StudiesMinor2022-20231 groups · 2 items
Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP)Certificate2022-20231 groups · 8 items
Fashion MarketingMinor2022-20232 groups · 8 items
Fashion MarketingMinor2022-2023-undergraduate2 groups · 8 items
Film StudiesMinor2022-2023-undergraduate2 groups · 2 items
Film StudiesMinor2022-20232 groups · 2 items
FinanceMinor2022-20231 groups · 11 items
FinanceMinor2022-2023-undergraduate1 groups · 11 items
Financial Management, MBA: Investment Management ConcentrationMBA: Investment Management Concentration2022-20234 groups · 18 items
Forensic Science, MSMS2022-20233 groups · 19 items
French StudiesMinor2022-2023-undergraduate3 groups · 27 items
French StudiesMinor2022-20233 groups · 27 items
French Studies Minor - NYCFrench Studies Minor - NYC2022-20235 groups · 7 items
Game DevelopmentMinor2022-20234 groups · 17 items
Homeland SecurityMinor2022-20232 groups · 8 items
Homeland SecurityMinor2022-2023-undergraduate2 groups · 8 items
Hotel and Tourism ManagementMinor2022-20233 groups · 9 items
Hotel and Tourism ManagementMinor2022-2023-undergraduate3 groups · 9 items
Information Assurance for the Criminal Justice SystemMinor2022-20231 groups · 6 items
Information Assurance for the Criminal Justice SystemMinor2022-2023-undergraduate1 groups · 6 items
Information Assurance in the Criminal Justice SystemMinor2022-2023-undergraduate1 groups · 6 items
Information Assurance in the Criminal Justice SystemMinor2022-20231 groups · 6 items
Internal AuditingMinor2022-20231 groups · 6 items
Internal AuditingMinor2022-2023-undergraduate1 groups · 6 items
International Relations and Global Studies Major, BABA2022-20238 groups · 58 items
Italian StudiesMinor2022-20231 groups · 12 items
Italian StudiesMinor2022-2023-undergraduate1 groups · 12 items
Latin American Studies Major, BABA2022-202313 groups · 49 items
LawMinor2022-2023-undergraduate2 groups · 13 items
LawMinor2022-20232 groups · 13 items
Literacy Specialist, MSEdLiteracy Specialist, MSEd2022-20234 groups · 10 items
Major Completion SummaryMajor Completion Summary2022-202314 groups · 28 items
ManagementMinor2022-20231 groups · 2 items
ManagementMinor2022-2023-undergraduate1 groups · 2 items
Management Major, BBA - Human Resources Management ConcentrationManagement Major, BBA - Human Resources Management Concentration2022-202311 groups · 42 items
Management, MBA: General Business ConcentrationMBA: General Business Concentration2022-20234 groups · 10 items
MarketingMinor2022-2023-undergraduate1 groups · 1 items
MarketingMinor2022-20231 groups · 1 items
Marketing Major, BBA - Global Marketing Management ConcentrationMarketing Major, BBA - Global Marketing Management Concentration2022-202314 groups · 26 items
Master of Science Program in Nutrition and DieteticsMaster of Science Program2022-2023-graduate1 groups · 13 items
Master of Science Program in Nutrition and DieteticsMaster of Science Program2022-20231 groups · 13 items
MathematicsMinor2022-20231 groups · 3 items
MathematicsMinor2022-2023-undergraduate1 groups · 3 items
Middle Eastern StudiesMinor2022-20233 groups · 16 items
Middle Eastern StudiesMinor2022-2023-undergraduate3 groups · 16 items
Modern Languages and Cultures: Spanish/Publishing, BA/MSModern Languages and Cultures: Spanish/Publishing, BA/MS2022-202323 groups · 46 items
NeuroscienceMinor2022-20232 groups · 11 items
NeuroscienceMinor2022-2023-undergraduate2 groups · 11 items
New York City StudiesMinor2022-20232 groups · 14 items
New York City StudiesMinor2022-2023-undergraduate2 groups · 14 items
NonProfit StudiesMinor2022-20231 groups · 6 items
NonProfit StudiesMinor2022-2023-undergraduate1 groups · 6 items
Not-For-Profit ManagementCertificate2022-20239 groups · 39 items
Online Business Studies, BBABBA2022-202313 groups · 41 items
PhilosophyMinor2022-2023-undergraduate2 groups · 17 items
PhilosophyMinor2022-20232 groups · 17 items
Policy TrackMS2022-20231 groups · 3 items
Political ScienceMinor2022-20231 groups · 5 items
Political ScienceMinor2022-2023-undergraduate1 groups · 5 items
Pre-LawMinor2022-2023-undergraduate7 groups · 19 items
Pre-LawMinor2022-20237 groups · 19 items
Professional Selling and Sales ManagementMinor2022-2023-undergraduate2 groups · 8 items
Professional Selling and Sales ManagementMinor2022-20232 groups · 8 items
Program PrerequisitesProgram Prerequisites2022-20232 groups · 7 items
Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner Program (PMHNP), MSMS2022-20233 groups · 13 items
Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner SpecializationMS2022-20231 groups · 6 items
PsychologyMinor2022-20231 groups · 1 items
PsychologyMinor2022-2023-undergraduate1 groups · 1 items
Psychology, MAMA2022-20239 groups · 47 items
Public Administration (MPA)Public Administration (MPA)2022-202310 groups · 46 items
Public Administration TrackMS2022-20231 groups · 3 items
Public HealthMinor2022-20233 groups · 33 items
Public HealthMinor2022-2023-undergraduate3 groups · 33 items
Public Relations Minor - PLVPublic Relations Minor - PLV2022-20232 groups · 5 items
Religious StudiesMinor2022-2023-undergraduate1 groups · 5 items
Religious StudiesMinor2022-20231 groups · 5 items
Science TrackMS2022-20231 groups · 2 items
Social Media and Mobile Marketing Strategies, MSMS2022-20234 groups · 13 items
Sociology/AnthropologyMinor2022-2023-undergraduate2 groups · 16 items
Sociology/AnthropologyMinor2022-20232 groups · 16 items
Spanish Major, BABA2022-20235 groups · 4 items
Special Events MarketingMinor2022-2023-undergraduate2 groups · 8 items
Special Events MarketingMinor2022-20232 groups · 8 items
Sports MarketingMinor2022-20232 groups · 15 items
Sports MarketingMinor2022-2023-undergraduate2 groups · 15 items
Sports Media and BroadcastingMinor2022-2023-undergraduate2 groups · 9 items
Sports Media and BroadcastingMinor2022-20232 groups · 9 items
Stage Management Minor - NYCStage Management Minor - NYC2022-20239 groups · 21 items
TaxMinor2022-20232 groups · 8 items
TaxMinor2022-2023-undergraduate2 groups · 8 items
Women's and Gender StudiesMinor2022-20231 groups · 74 items
Women's and Gender StudiesMinor2022-2023-undergraduate1 groups · 74 items
Women's and Gender Studies/Public Health, BA/MPHWomen's and Gender Studies/Public Health, BA/MPH2022-202311 groups · 181 items

Courses 3,666

SubjectCoursesNote
ACC81
AIT2
AMS11
ANT22
ARA2
ART105
ARTA1
BIO45
BMB12
BNS1
BUS1
CEQ2
CHE44
CHI10
CHP1
CIS11
CIT26
COM12
COS43
CRJ74
CRJA1
CS114
CSD42
CYB7
DAN3
DAT3
DMS1
DYS4
ECO47
ECOM1
ED45
EDG34
EDL1
EEL12
EHA11
ENG87
ENS7
ENV42
EP3
ESP10
FALL2
FIN58
FOR30
FRE18
FSS35
GLA4
GLB5
HCD1
HINF5
HIS322
HSC20
IEEE1
INB8
INT241
IS56
IT11
ITA20
JPN39
LAS9
LAT10
LAW16
LAWG1
LIT91
LLS5
MAR46
MAT31
MBA21
MCA155
MFP7
MGT76
MHC25
MM5
MUS4
ND19
NUR2
NURS101
NYC3
NYU1
OTH26
PAA43
PAAT39
PACD35
PAFT30
PAGE23
PAMT28
PAPD49
PAPE32
PAS35
PASM10
PASP44
PHI20
PHIP1
PHY6
PJS17
POL169
POR1
PSY141
PUB40
RES11
RUS4
SCI9
SE14
SOC27
SPA142
SPE4
SPP21
TAX30
TCH45
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credit_by_examA minimum score of 4 is required on all AP exams with the exception of the Computer Science A and Computer Science AB exams: a score of 3 or above is acceptable for these.2022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
credit_by_examStudents who receive a score of 4 or 5 on AP examinations may be awarded transfer credit.2022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
credit_by_examFor AP Computer Science A, a score of a 3 or higher is acceptable for college credit.2022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
credit_by_examInternational Baccalaureate Students who receive a score of 4, 5, 6, or 7 on Higher Level International Baccalaureate (IB) exams may be awarded transfer credit.2022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
credit_by_examCLEP General Examinations – Students must attain at least a minimum score of 50 to receive credit from the general examination.2022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
credit_by_examAt Pace University, credit or advanced standing may be awarded for International Baccalaureate higher level (HL) examinations with scores of 4, 5, 6, or 7.2022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
transfer_credit14 Academic Policies and General Regulations Academic Policies and General Regulations • Academic Integrity Code (p. 29) • Affirmative Action Policy (p. 37) • Change of Pace University Graduate Program (http://catalog.pace.edu/graduate/academic/academic-policies-general-regulations/change-of- pace-university-graduate-program/) • Courses (p. 19) • Disruption of Normal Academic Progress (p. 23) • Emergency Closings and Other Changes in Class Schedules (p. 38) • Graduate Grades and Academic Standing (p. 30) • Graduation Policies, Honors, and Awards (p. 36) • Immunization Compliance (p. 14) • Information for Students with Disabilities (p. 37) • Multiple Degrees (Internal Transfer) (http://catalog.pace.edu/graduate/academic/academic-policies-general-regulations/multiple-degrees-internal- transfer/) • Records (p. 33) • Registration Policies (p. 17) • Transfer Credits and Residency (http://catalog.pace.edu/graduate/academic/academic-policies-general-regulations/transfer-credits-and- residency/) Immunization Compliance • Measles, Mumps, and Rubella (p. 14) • Meningococcal Meningitis Disease (p. 15) Measles, Mumps, and Rubella Students born after December 31, 1956, who are registered in a degree or certificate program and enrolled for six credits or more in one semester, are required by New York State Public Health Law § 2165 to provide Pace University with proof of immunity to measles, mumps, and rubella within thirty days of the first scheduled day of classes in the first semester in which they are enrolled: Proof of Immunity.2022-2023-graduatecatalog.pace.edu
transfer_credit• The program does not accept transfer credits. Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) Program Admission Criteria Candidates for the DNP program must: • Be a graduate of an accredited master’s degree nurse practitioner program • Be licensed as a registered nurse in New York State, state certified and board eligible as a family nurse practitioner, an adult-gerontology acute care nurse practitioner, or psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner • Have a minimum GPA of 3.3 from a master’s degree program in nursing, or equivalent professional experience • Evidence of successful completion of a statistics course is required (grade of B or higher) • No standardized admission test (GRE or Miller Analogy) required • Qualified applicants will be interviewed by the DNP Admissions Committee.2022-2023-graduatecatalog.pace.edu
prior_learningAdvanced Standing - Under no circumstances will a student be given credit toward the courses in the Pace University-Pleasantville Physician Assistant Studies Program.2022-2023-graduatecatalog.pace.edu
transfer_creditBoth ASU and non-ASU transfer credits will be subject to the following conditions: • If the student has 12 or more credits from ASU or another institution that offered courses as part of a GLI-affiliated MA in American History and that are deemed acceptable to Pace, all acceptable credits will be accepted; or • The student completed graduate courses in history from ASU or another MA history program whose transfer credits have been accepted by Pace, that are not part of a GLI-affiliated MA in American History, then up to 6 credits may be transferred to Pace. Pace University manages the admissions process and makes all decisions regarding admissions, transfer credit evaluation and articulation, and registration and orientation of students.2022-2023-graduatecatalog.pace.edu
transfer_creditApplicants with graduate credits from other institutions may enter the program but this prior work will be evaluated for transfer credit on a course-by-course basis only after acceptance into the doctoral program. Applicants with graduate credits from other institutions may enter the program but this prior work will be evaluated for transfer credit on a course-by-course basis only after acceptance into the doctoral program.2022-2023-graduatecatalog.pace.edu
transfer_creditStudents who have received transfer credit for first-year courses are required to pass the Qualifying Examination for corresponding courses.2022-2023-graduatecatalog.pace.edu
prior_learningNote: Department catalog contains additional details relating to advanced standing PSY 509A Practicum in Psychological Services: Psychotherapy 0 PSY 734 Consultation 3 PSY 759 Early Childhood and Infant Assessment 3 PSY 750 School-Clinical Child Psychology I: Internship, Ethics and Seminar 4 PSY 711 Intervention Techniques I: Psychodynamic Perspectives 3 Credits 13 Spring PSY 509A Practicum in Psychological Services: Psychotherapy 0 PSY 751 School-Clinical Child Psychology II: Internship, Ethics, and Seminar 4 PSY 716 Statistics and Research Design II 4 PSY 777 History and Systems in Psychology 3 *Elective Courses* PSY 874 Group Interventions 3 Credits 14 Year 4 Fall Required Courses PSY 726 Evidence-Based Practice 3 PSY 821 School-Clinical Child Psychology Internship I: Practicum and Seminar 3 PSY 834 Doctoral Project Seminar 1 Elective Courses.2022-2023-graduatecatalog.pace.edu
transfer_creditStudents may enter the program with graduate work from other institutions; the prior graduate work is evaluated for transfer credit on a course-by-course basis after acceptance into the doctoral program. Students from New York State approved School Psychology programs receive 45 transfer credits toward the PhD and are required to pass the comprehensive examination and complete all fourth and fifth year courses, plus any master's level courses they are lacking, at Pace University. Typically, no transfer credit is granted for third- or fourth-year courses and also PSY713 & PSY715. Usually, courses taken over five years prior to student program admission are not granted transfer credit. Students who have received transfer credit for first year courses are required to pass the qualifying examination(s) for corresponding courses.2022-2023-graduatecatalog.pace.edu
transfer_credit14 Academic Policies and General Regulations Academic Policies and General Regulations • Academic Integrity Code (p. 35) • Affirmative Action Policy (p. 47) • Commencement Awards (p. 47) • Credit by Examination and Assessment (p. 14) • Credit Load Policy (p. 15) • Courses (p. 24) • Degree Requirements (p. 14) • Disruption of Normal Academic Progress (p. 29) • Double Major/Dual Degree (p. 16) • Emergency Closings and Other Changes in Class Schedules (p. 49) • Immunization Compliance (p. 18) • Information for Students with Disabilities (p. 48) • Grades and Academic Standing (p. 35) • Graduation Policies, Honors, and Awards (p. 46) • National Honor Societies at Pace University (p. 42) • Placement and Registration (p. 16) • Records (p. 39) • Registration Policies (p. 21) • Scholastic Honors (p. 42) • Transfer Credit Policy (http://catalog.pace.edu/undergraduate/academic/academic-policies-general-regulations/transfer-credit-policy/) Degree Requirements The academic regulations at Pace University are designed to ensure adherence to standards of academic excellence while affording the latitude and flexibility necessary to accommodate the needs of and conditions faced by a diverse student body. Credit by Examination and Assessment Prior Learning Assessment Adult students are likely to have acquired college-level learning outside of the academic classroom. In addition to evaluating transfer credit from prior college work, Pace University offers assessment of prior learning, including credit by examination and experiential learning assessment, and accepts ACE/PONSI-recommended credit. When an adviser determines that a student may be eligible for experiential credit, the student will be encouraged to enroll in a prior learning assessment course (INT 196B Prior Learning Assessment).2022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
transfer_creditCredit earned through portfolio assessment is entered on a student’s 1 transcript as transfer credit. Other Prior Learning Assessment Options • Pace University may accept or waive credit earned through additional exams, which include: DANTES (DSST- DANTES Subject Standardized Tests), Pace University challenge exams, and Pace University proficiency exams.2022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
transfer_credit• Dual Degree If the student selects two majors that are different degrees (i.e., dual degrees, e.g., BBA marketing and BA speech communication, JD), then in addition to fulfilling all course requirements for both, a minimum of 32 credits is required to be completed beyond the requirements for the first degree or a minimum total of at least 160 credits for both degrees. Pace uses several factors, including AP credit, transfer credit, and placement tests administered prior to Orientation to make sure you take appropriate classes.2022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
transfer_credit• New York City Transfer Students: If you are required to take a placement test, you will be notified by the Office of Undergraduate Admission. Students may place out of ENG 110 Composition, which starts the core course of study, after evaluation of appropriate transfer credit or AP credit, writing sample, and verbal SAT scores by the English department on each campus. Even if a student has pending AP credit or college transfer credits, they should take the mathematics placement test. • New York City Transfer Students: If you are required to take a placement test, you will be notified by the Office of Undergraduate Admission.2022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
transfer_credit3. Students who have completed 68 or more credits toward their degree (including Pace and transfer credits) may not take courses at a two-year institution. 6. Only courses in which a grade of "C" or better is earned will be accepted in transfer. All other policies related to transfer credits, as they appear in the University catalog, remain in effect. The course will be considered for transfer credit only (provided the student attains a grade of "C" or better) and may not be used to recompute the failing grade at Pace.2022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
transfer_creditTransfer Credits Earned During Leave of Absence Students contemplating taking courses at another college or university during their leave of absence and transferring those course credits to Pace University upon their resumption of studies should consult with their academic advisor before enrolling in courses elsewhere. Transfer credits for such courses must be approved in advance by Pace University; otherwise, they may not be accepted by the University.2022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
transfer_creditTransfer Credits Earned During Medical Leave of Absence Students contemplating taking courses at another college or university during their medical leave of absence and transferring those course credits to Pace University upon their resumption of studies should consult with their academic advisor before enrolling in courses elsewhere. Transfer credits for such courses must be approved in advance by Pace University; otherwise, they may not be accepted by the University.2022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
transfer_credit(As stated in the Leave of Absence Policy and Medical Leave of Absence Policy, transfer credits for courses taken elsewhere during the leave of absence must be approved in advance by Pace University; otherwise, they may not be accepted by the University.) • Once approved the completed Resumption of Studies Application with the signature of approval will be forwarded to the Office of the Registrar.2022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
transfer_creditThis individual’s authority in these matters is limited to mediating the relationship between the student and the instructor and/or chairperson. Students who receive permission to take a course at another institution for which they failed to attain a passing grade at Pace will have the credit earned at the other institution treated as transfer credit at Pace (provided they attain a grade of "C" or better).2022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
transfer_creditFull-time day students that transfer to Pace University with fewer than 17 credits are required to enroll in a UNV 101 First-Year Seminar: Introduction to University Community class in their first semester unless they have received transfer credit for the equivalent of Pace University’s UNV 101 First-Year Seminar: Introduction to University Community course. For purposes of determining the appropriate University Core Curriculum requirements for students who come to Pace with transfer credits, a transfer student is defined as one who successfully completes (grade of "C" or better) a minimum of 25 college-level credits prior to the student’s attendance at Pace University. Students with fewer than 25 transfer credits (freshmen) will be required to take the entire new core.2022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
transfer_creditTransfer students with two semesters of college-level study of ASL (grade "C" or better) will receive transfer credit and will be exempt from further study of any language at Pace.2022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
transfer_credit• Procedures for Admission (p. 63) • Freshmen / First Year (p. 64) • Transfer (p. 65) • Transfer Credit Policy - First-Year / Transfer Students (p. 65) • International Student Applicants (p. 67) • Non-Degree Students (p. 68) • Visiting Student Status (p. 69) • Advanced Placement (p. 69) • Pace Online and Continuing Education (p. 69) Procedures for Admission Ready to apply? Key Dates and Deadlines Event Deadline 1 Fall Early Decision (Binding) deadline November 1 1 Fall Early Action1 (Non-Binding) deadline November 15 Fall Early Action 2 (Non-Binding) deadline December 1 Fall Performing Arts deadline December 15 Fall regular decision deadline February 15 (Pace uses a rolling admission plan after February 15 based on space availability.) Fall Nursing deadline February 15 Fall FAFSA priority filing deadline November15 Fall Tuition and Guaranteed Housing Deposit deadline May 1 Spring application deadline December 1 (Pace uses a rolling admission plan after December 1 based on space availability.) Spring Tuition and Guaranteed Housing Deposit deadline December 15 1 Applicants who are not accepted under Early Decision or Early Action will be reviewed, without bias, under the Regular Decision process. Required Documents: First-Year Applicants (domestic) - The following information must be submitted in order for a student to be considered for admission: • An application for admission and a nonrefundable application fee of $50.00 • An official high school transcript or High School equivalency diploma and scores (photocopies are not accepted) • Optional SAT or ACT official score reports.2022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
transfer_credit64 Freshmen / First Year • An application for admission and a nonrefundable application fee of $50.00 • An official transcript(s) from all previous colleges, universities, and/or proprietary schools attended Transfer Applicants with less than 32 earned credits must also submit: • Official, final high school transcript or High School equivalency diploma and scores (photocopies are not accepted) • Optional SAT or ACT official score reports. Transcripts from all previously attended colleges and universities must be submitted even if transfer credit will not be requested. Submission of false records or omission of previous college, university and/or proprietary school attendance may result in denial of admission, reversal of admission decision, and/or denial of transfer credit. Courses with grades of C or better are considered for transfer credit.2022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
transfer_creditSubmission of false records or omission of previous college, university, and/or proprietary school attendance may result in denial of admission, reversal of admission decision, and/or denial of transfer credit. Transfer Credit Policy - First-Year / Transfer Students Sources of Transfer Credit • Institutions accredited by a regional affiliate of the Commission on Higher Education • Middle States Association of College and Schools • New England Association of Schools and Colleges • North Central Association of Colleges and Schools • Northwest Association of Schools and Colleges • Southern Association of Colleges and Schools • Western Association of Schools and Colleges • Institutions that have entered into transfer credit articulation agreements with Pace University. • Other institutions, with the approval of the appropriate Chairpersons and Dean • Pace University will accept transfer credit from non-regionally accredited institutions upon review of course descriptions and/or syllabi. • Pace University will accept transfer credit from post-secondary level international institutions that are formally recognized by their country’s ministry of education or its equivalent • Academic records (transcripts) issued in a language other than English are required to be translated and attested by the institution of origin or an approved evaluation/translation agency accepted by Pace University. Transfer applicants should also submit syllabi of course work from each post-secondary institution attended to receive transfer credit. Incoming freshman and transfer students who took an AP course in high school must submit their official score reports through College Board (https://www.collegeboard.org/) to be eligible for transfer credit. • Pace University offers assessment of prior learning (https://online.pace.edu/admission-requirements/transfer-credits/), including credit by examination, experiential learning assessment, acceptance of American Council on Education recommended credit, and acceptance of National College Credit Recommendation Service recommended credit Residency and Grade Requirements • Grade Requirements: Transfer credit may be received only for courses taken at accredited institutions in which a grade of C or better was earned (C– grades are not transferable).2022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
transfer_credit66 Transfer Credit Policy - First-Year / Transfer Students grading scale clearly indicates the P grade as being equivalent to at least a grade of C (2.0). • Bachelor’s Degree: Depending on your program, a maximum of 96 credits may be transferred to a baccalaureate 128 credit degree program from accredited four-year institutions. A maximum of 90 credits may be transferred to a baccalaureate 120 credit degree program from accredited four- year institutions. • Transfer from Two-Year Colleges: A maximum of 68 credits may be transferred from accredited two-year institutions toward a bachelor’s degree program. • Residency Requirement (credits earned at Pace): The number of transferable credits is limited by the degree program to which the credits will be applied. • Prior Learning Assessment: Up to 36 credits may be applied from prior learning assessment portfolios to the following degrees: Bachelor of Science in Professional Studies, Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies, Bachelor of Science in Professional Computer Studies, and Bachelor of Business Administration in Business Studies. Transfer Credit Conversion • Pace University’s academic calendar is based on the semester system. Evaluation of Academic Records • Review of Coursework: Incoming students will be sent an official preliminary transfer credit evaluation after submitting their deposit or upon request. Transfer credit evaluations are based upon academic department approval of courses. The University has a historical record of courses taken at other institutions that have been certified by each of the academic departments as equivalent to Pace University courses. The list of equivalencies can be accessed on the Transfer Credit Equivalencies webpage at https://appsrv.pace.edu/TCEweb/. Personnel in the Office of Undergraduate Admission and the Office of the Registrar may grant transfer credit for select introductory courses as previously determined by academic departments. • No Credit Granted: It is important to note that Pace University awards transfer credits for those courses that are liberal arts in nature, or are applicable to a non-liberal arts program offered at the University (i.e. The University does not award transfer credit for courses that are designed to give students the necessary background for college-level work.2022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
transfer_creditPace University 2022-2023 Undergraduate Catalog 67 • Duplicate Course Work: Courses that are repeated at Pace University after transfer credit is applied will result in the removal of the transfer credit from the academic record at Pace University. In cases where the same Pace University equivalency has been determined for two courses at different institutions, only one of the courses will be applied to the degree program. Transfer credit will not be given for the second course. • Time Limits on Transfer Credit: Normally there is no time limit on the transfer of courses. However, in some subject areas and for some programs, courses taken over ten (10) years previously will not automatically be awarded transfer credit. Transfer Students with 17 Credits or Less • Full-time students that transfer to Pace University with 17 credits or less are required to enroll in a University 101 class in their first semester unless they have received credit for a first-year seminar course at a prior institution Questions regarding transfer credits can be directed to either the Office of the Registrar (https://www.pace.edu/registrar/contact-us/) or the Office of Undergraduate Admissions (https://www.pace.edu/admission-and-aid/undergraduate-admission/). Key Dates and Deadlines Event Deadline Fall Early Decision (Binding) November 1 Fall Early Action1 (Non-Binding) November 15 Fall Early Action 2 (Non-Binding) deadline December 1 Fall Performing Arts deadline December 15 Fall regular decision deadline February 15 (Pace uses a rolling admission plan after February 15 based on space availability.) Fall Nursing deadline February 15 Fall Tuition and Guaranteed Housing Deposit deadline May 1 Spring application deadline December 1 (Pace uses a rolling admission plan after December 1 based on space availability.) Spring Tuition and Guaranteed Housing Deposit deadline December 15 In support of the application for admission, the following information is required by the Office of Undergraduate Admission before a final admission decision can be made: • Academic records (transcripts), diplomas, and final examination scores from all secondary (high school) and post-secondary (college, university) institutions (in English). • Transfer applicants should also submit an official catalog or syllabus of course work from each post-secondary institution attended to receive transfer credit.2022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
transfer_creditAt Pace University, credit or advanced standing may be awarded for International Baccalaureate higher level (HL) examinations with scores of 4, 5, 6, or 7. Credit and advanced standing is determined on a course-by-course basis. Credit and advanced standing is determined on a course-by-course basis. Submission of false records or omission of previous college, university, and/or proprietary school attendance may result in denial of admission, reversal of admission decision, and/or denial of transfer credit.2022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
transfer_creditStudents who receive a score of 4 or 5 on AP examinations may be awarded transfer credit. International Baccalaureate Students who receive a score of 4, 5, 6, or 7 on Higher Level International Baccalaureate (IB) exams may be awarded transfer credit. A maximum of 30 credits can be earned through AP, IB, or CLEP exam transfer credits. American Council on Education (ACE) Credit Transfer credit may be granted for credit earned or standardized exams taken that are approved by the American Council on Education.2022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
transfer_creditEarning Credits Towards Your Degree Prior Learning Assessment Adult/non-traditional students are likely to have acquired college-level learning outside of the academic classroom. In addition to evaluating transfer credit from prior college work, Pace University offers assessment of prior learning, including credit by examination, experiential learning assessment, and acceptance of ACE/NCCRS-recommended credit. When an advisor determines that a student may be eligible for experiential credit, the student will be encouraged to enroll in a prior learning assessment course (INT 196B Prior Learning Assessment). Credit earned through portfolio assessment is entered on a student’s transcript as institutional transfer credit. The portfolio process may not be completed once the student has obtained 96 transfer credits towards a degree.2022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
transfer_creditTrustee Tuition Grant (TTG) Undergraduate students who have completed at least 24 credits at Pace (not including transfer credits) and who have a 3.50 cumulative QPA are eligible for a TTG.2022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
transfer_creditTransfer credits accepted toward the current degree program are considered as credits attempted and credits earned. Credit hours attempted includes all grades as well as transfer credits and “W” (withdrawal grades). 2. The following will be considered as credits attempted and passed: a. “A” through “D” grades b. “P” passing with credit c. Transfer credits accepted toward the current degree program.2022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
transfer_credit4. Transfer applicants who have failed a nursing course at another institution will not be eligible for admission. • Students should hold a bachelor’s non-nursing degree from another college/university and be enrolled in the last semester of your AAS/AD nursing program and/or have completed 90 credits of liberal arts and sciences courses in accordance with the University’s transfer credit policy2022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
transfer_creditTransfer Credits (RN 4 Program and RN-BS Degree in Nursing Online Program) Students may transfer up to 90 credits from a four-year college (or 68 from a two-year college) into the baccalaureate nursing program. Transfer credits may be awarded for approved courses taken at other universities.2022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
transfer_creditAccreditation (https://catalog.pace.edu/undergraduate/schools/college-health-professions/accreditation/) Prerequisites ABS Prerequisite Courses Code Title Credits PSY 112 Introduction to Psychology 4 MAT 134 Introduction to Probability and Statistics 3 or MAT 141 Introductory Statistics for the Life Sciences BIO 152 Anatomy and Physiology I 4 BIO 153 Anatomy and Physiology II 4 BIO 254 Basic Microbiology 4 CHE 113 Principles of Chemistry for the Health Professions 4 The prerequisite requirements may be completed at Pace or transferred in. For transfer credit to be granted, a grade of B- or better must be earned.2022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
transfer_creditTotal liberal arts at Pace depends on credits accepted during the transfer credit evaluation process. Students with an associate's degree may transfer up to 68 credits, which includes 38 credits of prerequisite/liberal arts courses and 30 credits of nursing courses. Those with a non-nursing bachelor's degree may transfer up to 90 credits. Code Title Credits NURS 481 Core Competencies for Multidimensional Care 3 NURS 482 Healthy Aging 3 NURS 484 Nursing and Health Policy 3 NURS 485 Leadership and Management 3 1 NURS 486 Community and Public Health 3 NURS 487 Health Assessment and Clinical Reasoning 3 2 NURS 498 Spirit of Inquiry: Nursing Research and Evidence-based Practice 3 3 Nursing Elective (3 Courses) 9 Nursing Transfer Credit 30 Total Credits 60 1 Students must be licensed as an RN prior to the 3rd semester or before taking NURS 486 Community and Public Health.2022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
transfer_creditFull-time day students that transfer to Pace University with fewer than 17 credits are required to enroll in a UNV 101 First-Year Seminar: Introduction to University Community class in their first semester unless they have received transfer credit for its equivalent.2022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
transfer_creditFor purposes of determining appropriate University Core Curriculum requirements, transfer students are required to complete Core Foundation requirements and one course in Civic Engagement and Public Values but with flexibility for the remaining Core requirements. However, students entering with fewer than 25 accepted transfer credits (classified as freshmen) are required to complete the entire Core Curriculum.2022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
prior_learningStudents interested in applying such credits take INT 196B Prior Learning Assessment (2 credits) as part of their Open Elective credits.2022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
transfer_creditLubin students are expected to achieve the following minimum standards of academic progress: Lubin Standards of Academic Progress 1 Credits Attempted CGPA 16 1.30 32 1.60 48 1.80 64 and above 2.00 1 Includes credits attempted at Pace and transfer credits applied to degree.2022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
transfer_credit468 Residency and Transfer Credit Policies Academic Review Process The academic records of all undergraduate business majors are reviewed at the conclusion of the fall and spring semesters by the Lubin Office of Undergraduate Academic Advisement (https://www.pace.edu/lubin/life-lubin/student-resources/undergraduate-students/advisement/contact-us/) on each campus to determine the students whose cumulative GPA has fallen below a 2.00. Residency and Transfer Credit Policies Residency Requirement To ensure that a degree from the Lubin School of Business truly reflects the school's curriculum standards and philosophy, Lubin students must fulfill a residency requirement. A student may also transfer credits that, while accepted by the University, cannot be applied to a specific business major. Transfer Credit Policy The Lubin School welcomes and helps transfer students by awarding transfer credit under a variety of circumstances. Students wishing to transfer into the Lubin School of Business must have achieved a minimum overall average of 2.50 in their previous college work, and transfer credit is awarded only for courses completed at other schools with a grade of "C" or better. Transfer credit is generally awarded for courses completed at other institutions that are evaluated by the appropriate Lubin academic department to be equivalent to the following Lubin lower-division business courses: Code Title Credits BUS 101 Contemporary Business Practice 3 MGT 150 Managerial and Organizational Concepts 3 LAW 150 Business Law I 3 ACC 203 Financial Accounting 4 ACC 204 Managerial Accounting 4 MAR 201 Principles of Marketing 3 FIN 260 Financial Management 3 Transfer credit may also be awarded on a limited basis for Pace upper division 300-level business courses provided that the transfer course is equivalent to the Pace business course as determined by the appropriate Lubin academic department and it is taught at an appropriate academic level. Lubin Pace Online Transfer Credit Policy The following Lubin Pace Online Transfer Credit Policy applies to the acceptance of transfer credits to the Lubin Pace Online BBA Business Studies Program.2022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
transfer_creditPace University 2022-2023 Undergraduate Catalog 469 1. A total of 75 transfer credits (no more than 68 credits from a two-year institution) will be accepted to the Lubin Pace Online BBA Business Studies program. 2. Up to 12 transfer credits (no more than 3 courses) completed at other institutions or through CLEP or other testing may be applied to the Business Core. 3. A maximum of 6-8 credits earned in business subjects through Experiential Learning Assessment (ELA) may be accepted and applied as transfer credits toward 3 courses in the Business Core only. Other credits earned through ELA in non- business subjects may be applied to the 75 credits permitted in transfer to Lubin Pace Online Business Studies program. Students who have completed additional business courses prior to enrolling in the Lubin Pace Online Program and have received transfer credit for business courses beyond those covered in the Lubin Pace Online Transfer Policy above should contact the Pace Online adviser to see if they are eligible to receive one or more waivers of required courses and substitute other upper level Lubin courses or elective courses offered by Seidenberg or Dyson as per their interests.2022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
transfer_creditOther Required University Core Learning Experiences Lubin majors who enter Pace with fewer than 25 transfer credits are required to complete all the University Core requirements including the three Core Learning Experiences listed below. For purposes of determining the appropriate University Core Curriculum requirements for students who come to Pace with transfer credits, a transfer student is defined as one who successfully completes (grade of "C" or better) a minimum of 25 college-level credits prior to his or her attendance at Pace University. Thus, students with fewer than 25 transfer credits will be required to take the entire University Core except if they are enrolled in an adult degree bachelor's program.2022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
prior_learningEarning Credit for Prior Learning Students who have accumulated considerable knowledge as a result of their work experience or other opportunities for learning outside of a formal academic setting may be eligible to receive college credits for their experiential learning. Students who are recommended to participate in ELA process will be given approval to register for the two-credit Prior Learning Assessment Seminar (INT 196B). For further information about the ELA process, CLEP, and other prior learning assessment options, please contact Adult and Continuing Education in the Office of Undergraduate Admission (https://www.pace.edu/admissions-and-aid/).2022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
transfer_creditTransfer Credits: Students may transfer only one course (excluding ENG 110-120) completed with a grade of "C" or better to a certificate program. The acceptance of transfer credit for a specific certificate program is determined by the appropriate Lubin department Requirements: Students are required to complete all course requirements for the certificate chosen and achieve a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.00 in order to receive a certificate.2022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
transfer_creditOnce the Transfer Credit Evaluation form has been completed and the transfer student’s total transfer credits have been tallied, the transfer student will be placed in a freshman, sophomore or junior level cohort, defined as below: • Freshman: 0-32 credits • Sophomore: 33-64 credits • Junior: 65-96 credits A transfer student within six credits of the next cohort level may petition to be placed in the higher cohort, with a written plan demonstrating how the credit deficiencies will be met by the end of the junior year.2022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
transfer_creditThis individual’s authority in these matters is limited to mediating the relationship between the candidate and the instructor and/or chair. A candidate seeking information and advice about program and degree options, course schedules, transfer credits, teacher certification requirements, or academic concerns is encouraged to contact their campus advisor: New York City 163 William St, 11th floor (212) 346-1909 Pleasantville Buchsbaum House (914) 773-3571 * FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, AND THE MOST UP-TO-DATE ACADEMIC STANDARDS AND POLICIES, PLEASE VISIT THE THE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION POLICY WEB PAGE.2022-2023-undergraduatecatalog.pace.edu
credit_by_examStudents who take the NYU 12-point Proficiency Exam and score 12 points receive 3 credits of language Core credit.0109catalog.pace.edu
64 Freshmen / First Yeartransfer_creditAn application for admission and a nonrefundable application fee of $50.00 An official transcript(s) from all previous colleges, universities, and/or proprietary schools attended Transfer Applicants with less than 32 earned credits must also submit: Official, final high school transcript or High School equivalency diploma and scores (photocopies are not accepted) Optional SAT or ACT official score reports. Transcripts from all previously attended colleges and universities must be submitted even if transfer credit will not be requested. Submission of false records or omission of previous college, university and/or proprietary school attendance may result in denial of admission, reversal of admission decision, and/or denial of transfer credit. Courses with grades of C or better are considered for transfer credit.2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
66 Transfer Credit Policy - First-Year / Transfer Studentstransfer_credit66 Transfer Credit Policy - First-Year / Transfer Students grading scale clearly indicates the P grade as being equivalent to at least a grade of C (2.0). Please note, the grades received at other institutions will not be used in the calculation of the Pace University cumulative grade point average. Bachelor’s Degree: Depending on your program, a maximum of 96 credits may be transferred to a baccalaureate 128 credit degree program from accredited four-year institutions. A maximum of 90 credits may be transferred to a baccalaureate 120 credit degree program from accredited four- year institutions. Transfer from Two-Year Colleges: A maximum of 68 credits may be transferred from accredited two-year institutions toward a bachelor’s degree program. Residency Requirement (credits earned at Pace): The number of transferable credits is limited by the degree program to which the credits will be applied. All students are required to complete a minimum of 25% of the total number of credits required for their degree “in residency” at Pace. Therefore if your program requires a total of 120 credits, the residency requirement is 30 credits. For programs that require a total of 128 credits or more, the residency requirement is 32 credits. Students are also required to complete 50% of their major and 50% of their minor requirements at Pace University. A major program is defined as those courses directly related to the student’s primary course of study (e.g., accounting, marketing, history, mathematics, computer science, etc.). For students in the Lubin School of Business, the business core requirement in the major field is considered part of the undergraduate major program. In addition, 50% of all business credits required for the BBA degree is to be completed at the University. Standardized Examinations: Up to 30 credits will be accepted for credit earned by completion of standardized examinations (e.g., AP, CLEP, and IB). Credits earned from these examinations are considered lower-division and are counted in the limits listed above. Prior Learning Assessment: Up to 36 credits may be applied from prior learning assessment portfolios to the following degrees: Bachelor of Science in Professional Studies, Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies, Bachelor of Science in Professional Computer Studies, and Bachelor of Business Administration in Business Studies. Students may also apply up to 15 portfolio credits to the other bachelor degrees with permission of the advisors of the school in which the degree is offered.2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Admissiontransfer_creditProcedures for Admission (p. 63) Freshmen / First Year (p. 64) Transfer (p. 65) Transfer Credit Policy - First-Year / Transfer Students (p. 65) International Student Applicants (p. 67) Non-Degree Students (p. 68) Visiting Student Status (p. 69) Advanced Placement (p. 69) Pace Online and Continuing Education (p. 69)2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Admission Policiestransfer_creditThe program does not accept transfer credits.2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Advanced Placementprior_learningStudents who receive a score of 4 or 5 on AP examinations may be awarded transfer credit.2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
American Council on Education (ACE) Credittransfer_creditTransfer credit may be granted for credit earned or standardized exams taken that are approved by the American Council on Education.2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Certificate Programs in Businesstransfer_creditTransfer Credits: Students may transfer only one course (excluding ENG 110-120) completed with a grade of "C" or better to a certificate program. The acceptance of transfer credit for a specific certificate program is determined by the appropriate Lubin department Requirements: Students are required to complete all course requirements for the certificate chosen and achieve a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.00 in order to receive a certificate.2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
CLEP and CPEP Examinationsprior_learningA maximum of 30 credits can be earned through AP, IB, or CLEP exam transfer credits.2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Credits Attempted CGPAtransfer_credit16 1.30 32 1.60 48 1.80 64 and above 2.00 1 Includes credits attempted at Pace and transfer credits applied to degree.2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Earning Credit for Prior Learningprior_learningEarning Credit for Prior Learning Students who have accumulated considerable knowledge as a result of their work experience or other opportunities for learning outside of a formal academic setting may be eligible to receive college credits for their experiential learning. Students interested in exploring this option should meet with a Lubin professional academic adviser to determine if they are eligible to participate in the Experiential Learning Assessment (ELA) process. Students who are recommended to participate in ELA process will be given approval to register for the two-credit Prior Learning Assessment Seminar (INT 196B). This course will guide the student in the writing of a portfolio that will be submitted for evaluation to the appropriate Pace academic department to determine whether college-level learning is demonstrated and academic credit can be awarded. Students may apply a maximum of 36 credits earned through the ELA process toward the General Business major. Credit may also be earned through CLEP (College Level Examination Program) and other recognized college-level examinations. For further information about the ELA process, CLEP, and other prior learning assessment options, please contact Adult and Continuing Education in the Office of Undergraduate Admission (https://www.pace.edu/admissions-and-aid/).2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
English as a Second Languageprior_learningAdvanced Standing - Under no circumstances will a student be given credit toward the courses in the Pace University-Pleasantville Physician Assistant Studies Program.2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Enrollment and Registrationprior_learningAt Pace University, credit or advanced standing may be awarded for International Baccalaureate higher level (HL) examinations with scores of 4, 5, 6, or Credit and advanced standing is determined on a course-by-course basis. Credit and advanced standing is determined on a course-by-course basis.2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Experiential Learning Assessmenttransfer_creditWhen an advisor determines that a student may be eligible for experiential credit, the student will be encouraged to enroll in a prior learning assessment course (INT 196B Prior Learning Assessment). Credit earned through portfolio assessment is entered on a student’s transcript as institutional transfer credit. The portfolio process may not be completed once the student has obtained 96 transfer credits towards a degree.2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Experiential Learning Assessment (ELA)prior_learningWhen an adviser determines that a student may be eligible for experiential credit, the student will be encouraged to enroll in a prior learning assessment course (INT 196B Prior Learning Assessment).2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Falltransfer_creditStudents who have received transfer credit for first-year courses are required to pass the Qualifying Examination for corresponding courses.2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Fallprior_learningNote: Department catalog contains additional details relating to advanced standing PSY 509A Practicum in Psychological Services: Psychotherapy 0 PSY 734 Consultation 3 PSY 759 Early Childhood and Infant Assessment 3 PSY 750 School-Clinical Child Psychology I: Internship, Ethics and Seminar 4 PSY 711 Intervention Techniques I: Psychodynamic Perspectives 3 Credits 132022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Fall Early Action1 (Non-Binding) November 15transfer_creditTransfer applicants should also submit an official catalog or syllabus of course work from each post-secondary institution attended to receive transfer credit.2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Finance (FIN)prior_learningRestrictions/Requirements: Must have advanced standing. Restrictions/Requirements: Advanced standing.2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Finance (FIN)prior_learningRestrictions/Requirements: Must have advanced standing. Restrictions/Requirements: Advanced standing.0112catalog.pace.edu
For Lubin Transfer Students and Students Enrolled in Adult Degree Programstransfer_creditFor purposes of determining the appropriate University Core Curriculum requirements for students who come to Pace with transfer credits, a transfer student is defined as one who successfully completes (grade of "C" or better) a minimum of 25 college-level credits prior to his or her attendance at Pace University. Thus, students with fewer than 25 transfer credits will be required to take the entire University Core except if they are enrolled in an adult degree bachelor's program.2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Interdisciplinary (INT)prior_learningINT 196B Prior Learning Assessment (2 credits) Designed primarily to assist students, participating in the Experiential Learning Assessment Program, to evaluate their life experiences in relation to Pace University's credit bearing courses, to research and analyze specific learning areas, and to present an effective ELA portfolio for evaluation.2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Interdisciplinary (INT)prior_learningINT 196B Prior Learning Assessment (2 credits) Designed primarily to assist students, participating in the Experiential Learning Assessment Program, to evaluate their life experiences in relation to Pace University's credit bearing courses, to research and analyze specific learning areas, and to present an effective ELA portfolio for evaluation.0094catalog.pace.edu
International Baccalaureateprior_learningStudents who receive a score of 4, 5, 6, or 7 on Higher Level International Baccalaureate (IB) exams may be awarded transfer credit.2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Liberal Studies Major, BAprior_learningStudents interested in applying such credits take INT 196B Prior Learning Assessment (2 credits) as part of their Open Elective credits.2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Major Completion Summarytransfer_creditSlight variations in the sequence may occur due to prerequisites, placement exam results, and AP/transfer credits.0107catalog.pace.edu
Mathematicstransfer_creditEven if a student has pending AP credit or college transfer credits, they should take the mathematics placement test. New York City Transfer Students: If you are required to take a placement test, you will be notified by the Office of Undergraduate Admission.2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Non-Degree Studentstransfer_creditSubmission of false records or omission of previous college, university, and/or proprietary school attendance may result in denial of admission, reversal of admission decision, and/or denial of transfer credit.2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Online Business Studies, BBAtransfer_creditStudents in our online BBA in Business Studies program can enter the program with no credits from prior institutions or with up to 90 transfer credits. Transfer credits are evaluated at the point of admission to the program and will be discussed in the first meeting with your academic advisor.2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Online Business Studies, BBAtransfer_creditStudents in our online BBA in Business Studies program can enter the program with no credits from prior institutions or with up to 90 transfer credits. Transfer credits are evaluated at the point of admission to the program and will be discussed in the first meeting with your academic advisor.0106catalog.pace.edu
Other Prior Learning Assessment Optionsprior_learningOther Prior Learning Assessment Options Pace University may accept or waive credit earned through additional exams, which include: DANTES (DSST- DANTES Subject Standardized Tests), Pace University challenge exams, and Pace University proficiency exams. Pace accepts credit recommended by PONSI (Program on Non-collegiate Sponsored Instruction) and ACE (American Council on Education). ACE and PONSI evaluate courses and in-service training sponsored by corporations, unions, and other non-collegiate organizations, and they issue program guides which recommend credit for training deemed equivalent to college courses. Pace also accepts military training program evaluations as listed in the National Guide to Educational Credits, Directory of the National Program on Non-collegiate Sponsored Instruction (PONSI), and Guide to the Evaluation of Educational Experiences in the Armed Services. Specific professional licenses or certificates may be accepted as prima facie or conventional credit.2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Other Required University Core Learning Experiencestransfer_creditLubin majors who enter Pace with fewer than 25 transfer credits are required to complete all the University Core requirements including the three Core Learning Experiences listed below.2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Pace University 2022-2023 Undergraduate Catalog 15transfer_creditCredit earned through portfolio assessment is entered on a student’s 1 transcript as transfer credit.2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Pace University 2022-2023 Undergraduate Catalog 17transfer_creditNew York City Transfer Students: If you are required to take a placement test, you will be notified by the Office of Undergraduate Admission. Students may place out of ENG 110 Composition, which starts the core course of study, after evaluation of appropriate transfer credit or AP credit, writing sample, and verbal SAT scores by the English department on each campus.2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Pace University 2022-2023 Undergraduate Catalog 469transfer_creditA total of 75 transfer credits (no more than 68 credits from a two-year institution) will be accepted to the Lubin Pace Online BBA Business Studies program. Up to 12 transfer credits (no more than 3 courses) completed at other institutions or through CLEP or other testing may be applied to the Business Core. A maximum of 6-8 credits earned in business subjects through Experiential Learning Assessment (ELA) may be accepted and applied as transfer credits toward 3 courses in the Business Core only. Other credits earned through ELA in non- business subjects may be applied to the 75 credits permitted in transfer to Lubin Pace Online Business Studies program. Students who have completed additional business courses prior to enrolling in the Lubin Pace Online Program and have received transfer credit for business courses beyond those covered in the Lubin Pace Online Transfer Policy above should contact the Pace Online adviser to see if they are eligible to receive one or more waivers of required courses and substitute other upper level Lubin courses or elective courses offered by Seidenberg or Dyson as per their interests.2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Pace University 2022-2023 Undergraduate Catalog 67transfer_creditDuplicate Course Work: Courses that are repeated at Pace University after transfer credit is applied will result in the removal of the transfer credit from the academic record at Pace University. Transfer credit will not be given for the second course. Time Limits on Transfer Credit: Normally there is no time limit on the transfer of courses. However, in some subject areas and for some programs, courses taken over ten (10) years previously will not automatically be awarded transfer credit. Transfer Students with 17 Credits or Less Full-time students that transfer to Pace University with 17 credits or less are required to enroll in a University 101 class in their first semester unless they have received credit for a first-year seminar course at a prior institution Questions regarding transfer credits can be directed to either the Office of the Registrar (https://www.pace.edu/registrar/contact-us/) or the Office of Undergraduate Admissions (https://www.pace.edu/admission-and-aid/undergraduate-admission/).2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Permission to Enroll in a Course at Another Institutiontransfer_creditStudents who have completed 68 or more credits toward their degree (including Pace and transfer credits) may not take courses at a two-year institution. Only courses in which a grade of "C" or better is earned will be accepted in transfer. All other policies related to transfer credits, as they appear in the University catalog, remain in effect. The course will be considered for transfer credit only (provided the student attains a grade of "C" or better) and may not be used to recompute the failing grade at Pace.2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Re-computation (Repeated Course) - Undergraduatetransfer_creditStudents who receive permission to take a course at another institution for which they failed to attain a passing grade at Pace will have the credit earned at the other institution treated as transfer credit at Pace (provided they attain a grade of "C" or better).2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Resumption of Studytransfer_credit(As stated in the Leave of Absence Policy and Medical Leave of Absence Policy, transfer credits for courses taken elsewhere during the leave of absence must be approved in advance by Pace University; otherwise, they may not be accepted by the University.) Once approved the completed Resumption of Studies Application with the signature of approval will be forwarded to the Office of the Registrar.2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Review Policiestransfer_creditThe following will be considered as credits attempted and passed: “A” through “D” grades “P” passing with credit Transfer credits accepted toward the current degree program.2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Satisfactory Academic Progress is Subject to a Two-fold Criteriontransfer_creditTransfer credits accepted toward the current degree program are considered as credits attempted and credits earned.2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
School Psychology, PhDtransfer_creditStudents may enter the program with graduate work from other institutions; the prior graduate work is evaluated for transfer credit on a course-by-course basis after acceptance into the doctoral program. Students from New York State approved School Psychology programs receive 45 transfer credits toward the PhD and are required to pass the comprehensive examination and complete all fourth and fifth year courses, plus any master's level courses they are lacking, at Pace University. Typically, no transfer credit is granted for third- or fourth-year courses and also PSY713 & PSY715. Usually, courses taken over five years prior to student program admission are not granted transfer credit.2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Sources of Transfer Credittransfer_creditSources of Transfer Credit Institutions accredited by a regional affiliate of the Commission on Higher Education Middle States Association of College and Schools New England Association of Schools and Colleges North Central Association of Colleges and Schools Northwest Association of Schools and Colleges Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Western Association of Schools and Colleges Institutions that have entered into transfer credit articulation agreements with Pace University. Other institutions, with the approval of the appropriate Chairpersons and Dean Pace University will accept transfer credit from non-regionally accredited institutions upon review of course descriptions and/or syllabi. These institutions must be approved by the U.S. Department of Education and hold either professional or national accreditation, as verified by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA). The Council for Higher Education Accreditation provides a searchable database of colleges and universities and their accreditations. Pace University will accept transfer credit from post-secondary level international institutions that are formally recognized by their country’s ministry of education or its equivalent Academic records (transcripts) issued in a language other than English are required to be translated and attested by the institution of origin or an approved evaluation/translation agency accepted by Pace University. Transfer applicants should also submit syllabi of course work from each post-secondary institution attended to receive transfer credit. Pace University will accept translations and evaluations from World Education Services (WES), Inc. (https://www.wes.org/), University Language Services (https://www.universitylanguage.com/), Inc., or a translator/interpreter associated with the American Translator Association (https://www.atanet.org/) (ATA). It is important to ensure that translations and evaluations reflect US equivalency credits and grades to expedite the review of your previous academic records. International Examinations: Official grade reports should be submitted if French Baccalaureate (higher level only), International Baccalaureate (higher level only), or General Certificate of Education Advanced Level (GCE) examinations have been completed. Credit is awarded based on the subject and the score received. Results of acceptable performance on standardized proficiency examinations Advanced Placement: Incoming undergraduate students may receive credit through the Advanced Placement program. These tests are administered as early as the sophomore year in high school. Incoming freshman and transfer students who took an AP course in high school must submit their official score reports through College Board (https://www.collegeboard.org/) to be eligible for transfer credit. A list of acceptable scores is available on the Dyson College of Arts and Sciences’ webpage under Core Curriculum/Policies. (https://dyson.pace.edu/ current-students/university-core-curriculum/advanced-placement-exam-equivalencies/) College Level Examination Program: The College Level Examination Program (CLEP) may be taken by students prior to enrollment or concurrently while at Pace University. CLEP exams are offered in a variety of subjects and represent knowledge gained through coursework as well as through life or work experience. Current students must consult their academic advisor before taking any CLEP exam to ensure the exam will fulfill requirements of their major program. The CLEP score reports should be sent with the application for admission or immediately following completion of the exam. A score of at least 50 is needed to receive credit. More information on CLEP equivalencies and policies at Pace can be found here (https://www.pace.edu/sites/default/files/files/admission-aid/college-level-examination-program-clep.pdf). Where a standardized proficiency examination is not available, a Pace University departmental Challenge Proficiency Examination may be administered. The non-refundable cost of each examination is equal to one credit of tuition for each course challenged. Pace University offers assessment of prior learning (https://online.pace.edu/admission-requirements/transfer-credits/), including credit by examination, experiential learning assessment, acceptance of American Council on Education recommended credit, and acceptance of National College Credit Recommendation Service recommended credit2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Summertransfer_creditStudents who have received transfer credit for first year courses are required to pass the qualifying examination(s) for corresponding courses.2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Transfer Credit Conversiontransfer_creditTransfer Credit Conversion Pace University’s academic calendar is based on the semester system. College credit is accumulated based on semester hours. If the previous institution attended was not on a semester system, a credit conversion will be required and completed as follows: Quarter Hour System – A conversion of hours must be completed to reflect the proper number of credits for each course. To convert credit hours to the semester system from the quarter system, multiply by 0.667. The table below reflects the number of semester credits granted for quarter-hour credits.2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Transfer Credit Policytransfer_creditTransfer Credit Policy The Lubin School welcomes and helps transfer students by awarding transfer credit under a variety of circumstances. Students wishing to transfer into the Lubin School of Business must have achieved a minimum overall average of 2.50 in their previous college work, and transfer credit is awarded only for courses completed at other schools with a grade of "C" or better. Transfer credit is generally awarded for courses completed at other institutions that are evaluated by the appropriate Lubin academic department to be equivalent to the following Lubin lower-division business courses: Code Title Credits BUS 101 Contemporary Business Practice 3 MGT 150 Managerial and Organizational Concepts 3 LAW 150 Business Law I 3 ACC 203 Financial Accounting 4 ACC 204 Managerial Accounting 4 MAR 201 Principles of Marketing 3 FIN 260 Financial Management 3 Transfer credit may also be awarded on a limited basis for Pace upper division 300-level business courses provided that the transfer course is equivalent to the Pace business course as determined by the appropriate Lubin academic department and it is taught at an appropriate academic level.2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Transfer Credits (RN 4 Program and RN-BS Degree in Nursing Online Program)transfer_creditTransfer Credits (RN 4 Program and RN-BS Degree in Nursing Online Program) Students may transfer up to 90 credits from a four-year college (or 68 from a two-year college) into the baccalaureate nursing program. At least one-half of the nursing credits must be completed at Pace. Transfer credits may be awarded for approved courses taken at other universities. A B- is required for prerequisites as previously noted, and a grade of C+ or better is required for successful completion of other courses or by external examinations. The list of external examinations and equivalent courses may be obtained from the Office of Admission.2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Transfer Credits Earned During Leave of Absencetransfer_creditTransfer Credits Earned During Leave of Absence Students contemplating taking courses at another college or university during their leave of absence and transferring those course credits to Pace University upon their resumption of studies should consult with their academic advisor before enrolling in courses elsewhere. Transfer credits for such courses must be approved in advance by Pace University; otherwise, they may not be accepted by the University.2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Transfer Credits Earned During Medical Leave of Absencetransfer_creditTransfer Credits Earned During Medical Leave of Absence Students contemplating taking courses at another college or university during their medical leave of absence and transferring those course credits to Pace University upon their resumption of studies should consult with their academic advisor before enrolling in courses elsewhere. Transfer credits for such courses must be approved in advance by Pace University; otherwise, they may not be accepted by the University.2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Transfer Studentstransfer_creditFor purposes of determining the appropriate University Core Curriculum requirements for students who come to Pace with transfer credits, a transfer student is defined as one who successfully completes (grade of "C" or better) a minimum of 25 college-level credits prior to the student’s attendance at Pace University. Students with fewer than 25 transfer credits (freshmen) will be required to take the entire new core.2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Transfer Studentstransfer_creditBoth ASU and non-ASU transfer credits will be subject to the following conditions: If the student has 12 or more credits from ASU or another institution that offered courses as part of a GLI-affiliated MA in American History and that are deemed acceptable to Pace, all acceptable credits will be accepted; or The student completed graduate courses in history from ASU or another MA history program whose transfer credits have been accepted by Pace, that are not part of a GLI-affiliated MA in American History, then up to 6 credits may be transferred to Pace. Pace University manages the admissions process and makes all decisions regarding admissions, transfer credit evaluation and articulation, and registration and orientation of students.2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Trustee Tuition Grant (TTG)transfer_creditUndergraduate students who have completed at least 24 credits at Pace (not including transfer credits) and who have a 3.50 cumulative QPA are eligible for a TTG.2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
University 101transfer_creditFull-time day students that transfer to Pace University with fewer than 17 credits are required to enroll in a UNV 101 First-Year Seminar: Introduction to University Community class in their first semester unless they have received transfer credit for the equivalent of Pace University’s UNV 101 First-Year Seminar: Introduction to University Community course.2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
University Core Curriculumtransfer_creditFull-time day students that transfer to Pace University with fewer than 17 credits are required to enroll in a UNV 101 First-Year Seminar: Introduction to University Community class in their first semester unless they have received transfer credit for its equivalent.2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
University Core Curriculum - Arts & Science Courses (60 Credits)transfer_creditTotal liberal arts at Pace depends on credits accepted during the transfer credit evaluation process. Students with an associate's degree may transfer up to 68 credits, which includes 38 credits of prerequisite/liberal arts courses and 30 credits of nursing courses. Those with a non-nursing bachelor's degree may transfer up to 90 credits.2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
University Core Curriculum Policy for Transfer Students and Freshmen Studentstransfer_creditFor purposes of determining appropriate University Core Curriculum requirements, transfer students are required to complete Core Foundation requirements and one course in Civic Engagement and Public Values but with flexibility for the remaining Core requirements. However, students entering with fewer than 25 accepted transfer credits (classified as freshmen) are required to complete the entire Core Curriculum.2022-2023catalog.pace.edu
Washington, DC 20002-4242transfer_creditApplicants with graduate credits from other institutions may enter the program but this prior work will be evaluated for transfer credit on a course-by-course basis only after acceptance into the doctoral program.2022-2023catalog.pace.edu

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642 Double Line Policy .................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 29 Double Major/Dual Degree ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 16 Dyson College Nature Center ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 85 Dyson College of Arts and Sciences ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 151 E Early Childhood Education Major .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 605 Early Childhood-Childhood Education Major ......................................................................................................................................................................... 601 Earning Credits Towards Your Degree ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 70 East Asian Studies Minor ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 439 Ecology Minor .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 440 Economics and Applied Quantitative Economic Analysis & Policy BA/MS ........................................................................................................................ 401dual-degreecatalog.pace.edu
Graduation Policies, Honors, and Awards University Policy of Awarding Degrees Double Major/Dual Degree Policy The New York State Department of Education states the conferral of two associate, baccalaureate, graduate, and professional degrees should be reserved to recognize that a student has competencies in two essentially different areas.dual-degreecatalog.pace.edu
It offers eligible students an opportunity to earn dual degrees: • a Dyson College BA and • a School of Education MS in Teaching Adolescents.dual-degreecatalog.pace.edu
The Lubin School also has exchange partnerships with the following schools: • BI Norwegian Business School (Norway); • EM Strasbourg Business School (France); • Hong Kong Baptist University (China); • IESEG (France); • Lingnan University (China); • MICEFA (France);partnershipcatalog.pace.edu

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entry-level occupational therapy master’s degree programcatalog.pace.edu
a regional affiliate of the Commission on Higher Educationcatalog.pace.edu
AACSB International - The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business, the premier accrediting organization for businesscatalog.pace.edu
theand accounting by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB International). The School of Educationcatalog.pace.edu
the Accreditation Review Commission on Education for the Physician Assistant (ARC-PA)(CCNE). The Physician Assistant Programcatalog.pace.edu
the Accreditation Review Commission on Education for the Physician Assistant (ARC-PA)All graduates of Physician Assistant Programscatalog.pace.edu
the Accreditation Review Commission on Education for the Physician Assistant (ARC-PA) and a member of the Physician Assistant Education Association (PAEA)Pace University-Lenox Hill Hospital Physician Assistant Programcatalog.pace.edu
the American Bar Association through its Council ofCouncil for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP). The School of Lawcatalog.pace.edu
the American Psychological AssociationPsychology Degree (Psy.D.)catalog.pace.edu
the American Psychological AssociationThis Combined-Integrated programcatalog.pace.edu
the American Psychological Associationrecommended for New York State certification in School Psychology. This program is fullycatalog.pace.edu
the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Educationdegree in nursing, master’s degree in nursing, and Doctor of Nursing Practicecatalog.pace.edu
the Computing Accreditation Commission (CAC) of ABETBS program in Computer Science is a professional program thatcatalog.pace.edu
the Computing Accreditation Commission (CAC) of ABET, Inccatalog.pace.edu
the Computing Accreditation Commission (CAC) of ABET, Incbachelor of science program in Computer Sciencecatalog.pace.edu
the Computing Accreditation Commission (CAC) of ABET, Inccatalog.pace.edu
the Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs (CA-catalog.pace.edu

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Deadline to submit Application for Graduation and Diploma for December 2026 Degree Conferral Candidates10/29/2026catalog.pace.edu
Early Summer 1 2027 Semester Beginsterm-start5/19/2027catalog.pace.edu
Early Summer 1 2027 Semester Endsterm-end6/2/2027catalog.pace.edu
Fall 2026 Semester Begins - Late Registration Begins8/31/2026catalog.pace.edu
Fall 2026 Semester Endsterm-end12/19/26catalog.pace.edu
Graduate Registration Opens for Fall 2027 Semesterregistration4/5/2027catalog.pace.edu
Graduate Registration Opens for Spring 2027 Semesterregistration11/9/2026catalog.pace.edu
January 2027 Intersession FULLY ONLINE Classes Endterm-end1/30/2027catalog.pace.edu
January 2027 Intersession In-Person & Hybrid Classes Endterm-end1/23/2027catalog.pace.edu
January 2027 Intersession Registration Opensregistration10/26/2026catalog.pace.edu
Last Day to Add Course WITH Faculty Permission for Fall 2026 Classes9/14/2026catalog.pace.edu
Last Day to Add Course WITH Faculty Permission for Spring 2027 Classes2/8/2027catalog.pace.edu
Last day to Add Open Course WITHOUT Faculty Permission for Spring 2027 Classes2/1/2027catalog.pace.edu
Late Summer 2 2027 Semester Beginsterm-start8/2/2027catalog.pace.edu
Late Summer 2 2027 Semester Endsterm-end8/28/2027catalog.pace.edu
Self-Register for open seats in Pace Portal through this deadline (applicable registration form must be submitted by this deadline if student has a hold on their account preventing self-registration)registration9/7/2026catalog.pace.edu
Spring 2027 Semester Begins - Late Registration Begins1/25/2027catalog.pace.edu
Spring 2027 Semester Endsterm-end5/15/2027catalog.pace.edu
Summer 1 2027 Semester Beginsterm-start5/27/2027catalog.pace.edu
Summer 1 2027 Semester Endsterm-end7/12/2027catalog.pace.edu
Summer 2 2027 Semester Beginsterm-start7/15/2027catalog.pace.edu
Summer 2 2027 Semester Endsterm-end8/25/2027catalog.pace.edu
Summer 2027 UG and GR Registration Opens: Early Summer, Summer 1, Summer 2 and Late Summer 2027registration2/1/2027catalog.pace.edu
Undergraduate Registration Opens for Fall 2027 Semesterregistration4/12/2027catalog.pace.edu
Undergraduate Registration Opens for Spring 2027 Semesterregistration11/16/2026catalog.pace.edu

Not yet held

Street address
Not in our database
Pathways
Harvested, none found · Harvest
Frameworks
Loaded, not held · Serve
Certifications
Loaded, all rejected · Serve
References
Harvested, none found · Harvest

An empty section is a gap in our capture, not in the college's catalog. Each one names our step that has not reached it yet: Gather, Harvest or Serve.

Every fact on this page is from Pace University's own published catalog, cited where it appears. Read from CourseShelf publish 61, built 2026-10-22.