Policies

The Registrar accepting Advanced Placement credit in mathematics (a score of 3 or higher).

The student will build upon prior learning in CAHT 215 Beverage Management and CAHT 270 Restaurant Practicum to plan and prepare dinners for service in The Rolling Hills Bistro.

Prerequisite: Completion of CAHT 300-level Major Field Requirements [Fall, Spring] [1 credit] [1 contact hour] CAHT 415 | Retail Bakery Sales Management This capstone course brings together all prior learning about baking and pastry with retail sales and customer service.

The course emphasizes institutional navigation, understanding degree requirements, transfer credit application, effective communication skills, academic planning, and development of a sense of belonging within the campus community.

SECTION B - TRANSFER POLICIES AND CREDIT BY EXAMINATION 2.00 Official copies of college transcripts or prior learning credit should be forwarded to the Office of Admissions as part of the application. To determine academic standing and eligibility for retention, residence credit and transfer credit hours will be totaled. Change of major REQUIRES reevaluation of transfer credit by the registrar. Physical Education transfer credits of Pass/Satisfactory may be applied towards Physical Education requirements regardless of legend.

Students should be advised that in transferring to other colleges, their AP credit may not be accepted at that level. The College will not count credit hours toward fulfillment of degree requirements in the areas that would normally not receive credit when transfer credits are evaluated. The credits will be awarded as follows: • 12-24 credits assigned course credit equivalents on a course-by-course basis for Higher Level courses completed with a score from 4 (satisfactory) to 7 (excellent).

Academic Policies SECTION H - GRADES 8.00 Grades - The following list of grades are recommended ranges which are associated with grades for graduation or transfer credit purposes.

4. The Registrar granting three or more transfer credits in mathematics.

NOTE: Transfer credits accepted by SUNY Cobleskill Ag & Tech will be taken into account in determining if you are making Satisfactory Academic Progress.

Students should be advised that in transferring to other colleges, their AP credit may not be accepted at that level. The College will not count credit hours toward fulfillment of degree requirements in the areas that would normally not receive credit when transfer credits are evaluated.

The Registrar granting three or more transfer credits in mathematics.

NOTE: Transfer credits accepted by SUNY Cobleskill Ag & Tech will be taken into account in determining if you are making Satisfactory Academic Progress.

Credit for Prior Learning Request Cobleskill Ag & Tech, being a leader in Applied Learning, recognizes that students may have gained knowledge through experiences and sources other than completing courses at an accredited institution.

SECTION B - TRANSFER POLICIES AND CREDIT BY EXAMINATION 2.00 Official copies of college transcripts or prior learning credit should be forwarded to the Office of Admissions as part of the application. The Office of the Registrar will use a faculty-approved transfer guide to course equivalencies to evaluate credit. Equivalencies are determined by matching at least 70% of the content unless otherwise needed for specific accreditation and major requirements. Credits are accepted, grades are not, and will not be used to calculate the student's grade point average at Cobleskill. To determine academic standing and eligibility for retention, residence credit and transfer credit hours will be totaled. The total will be used to determine academic progress and standing. 2.01 With verification of the registrar, the appropriate dean, after consultation with department chair(s), may grant credit for courses completed successfully at other accredited institutions of higher education. Credits evaluated and accepted into one major field of study may NOT necessarily be accepted toward the major field requirements in another field of study. Change of major REQUIRES reevaluation of transfer credit by the registrar. 2.02 Credit may be granted for credit courses from accredited colleges, as certified by the registrar, in which grades of "D" (1.0)* or better were earned, subject to evaluation by the appropriate dean with input from the department chair. Physical Education transfer credits of Pass/Satisfactory may be applied towards Physical Education requirements regardless of legend. *Certain degree programs require a grade of “C-” or better in major field requirement/track areas. If this is the case, the “D” grade will NOT satisfy these requirements. 2.03 Residency Requirements – (1) Associate and Bachelor degree students must complete a minimum of 25% of their credits from SUNY Cobleskill Ag & Tech to meet the residency requirements. A minimum of one-half of the residency requirement must be major field requirements. (2) The minimum percentage of residency credits for certificates and microcredentials are based on program requirements. The minimum percentage of residency credits for students completing minors is 50%. A student may appeal to the Provost regarding the residency requirements. 2.04 Courses which have been evaluated as "elective" may be used to fulfill degree requirements (e.g., courses which are evaluated as SOSC, HIST or PSYC "elective" fulfill part or all of six hours

8.00 Grades - The following list of grades are recommended ranges which are associated with grades for graduation or transfer credit purposes.

Upon review, transfer credit may be granted for courses not listed in the Transfer Course Guide. An informal evaluation of transfer credit will be provided by Admissions upon individual request. Currently Enrolled Cobleskill Ag & Tech Students: Students planning to transfer course work for their major should get approval from their advisor or the department chair using a Permission to Transfer Credit form before enrolling in a transfer course. An official transcript is required in order to transfer course work. Credit may be granted for credit courses from accredited colleges, as certified by the registrar, in which grades of "D" (1.0)* or better were earned as long as the overall index of the courses being transferred remains at 2.0 or higher, subject to evaluation by the appropriate dean with input from the department chair. Physical Education transfer credits of Pass/Satisfactory may be applied towards Physical Education requirements regardless of legend. Transfer Credit Certain degree programs require a grade of “C-” or better in major field requirement/track areas.

Upon review, transfer credit may be granted for courses not listed in the Transfer Course Guide. An informal evaluation of transfer credit will be provided by Admissions upon individual request. Currently Enrolled Cobleskill Ag & Tech Students: Students planning to transfer course work for their major should get approval from their advisor or the department chair using a Permission to Transfer Credit form before enrolling in a transfer course. An official transcript is required in order to transfer course work. Credit may be granted for credit courses from accredited colleges, as certified by the registrar, in which grades of "D" (1.0)* or better were earned as long as the overall index of the courses being transferred remains at 2.0 or higher, subject to evaluation by the appropriate dean with input from the department chair. Physical Education transfer credits of Pass/Satisfactory may be applied towards Physical Education requirements regardless of legend. Transfer Credit Certain degree programs require a grade of “C-” or better in major field requirement/track areas. You will be able to access your transfer credit through your Degree Works audit, which is located in Banner Web.

Transfer Credits Open Section Menu Course Registration + Overview Course Add/Drop/Withdrawal Instructions Master Schedule Dates/Deadlines Academic Suspension, Reconsideration and Appeals Reading Your Schedule Summer Session SUNY Cross Registration College in High School Transcripts & Grades + Request Transcript Certification of Enrollment Mid-Term Grades Final Grades Transferring Credits Graduation Requirements + General Education Requirements DegreeWorks Commencement Transfer Guide Withdrawing Academic Policies Degree & Enrollment Verification College Catalog Forms FERPA Dates & Deadlines Faculty × Registrar Course Registration + Overview Course Add/Drop/Withdrawal Instructions Master Schedule Dates/Deadlines Academic Suspension, Reconsideration and Appeals Reading Your Schedule Summer Session SUNY Cross Registration College in High School Transcripts & Grades + Request Transcript Certification of Enrollment Mid-Term Grades Final Grades Transferring Credits Graduation Requirements + General Education Requirements DegreeWorks Commencement Transfer Guide Withdrawing Academic Policies Degree & Enrollment Verification College Catalog Forms FERPA Dates & Deadlines Faculty With verification of the Registrar, the appropriate dean, after consultation with department chair(s), may grant credit for courses completed successfully at other accredited institutions of higher education. Credits evaluated and accepted into one major field of study may NOT necessarily be accepted toward the major field requirements in another field of study. Change of major may require re-evaluation of transfer credits by the the Registrar's Office. Credit may be granted for credit courses from accredited colleges, as certified by the registrar, in which grades of "D" (1.0)* or better were earned as long as the overall index of the courses being transferred remains at 2.0 or higher, subject to evaluation by the appropriate dean with input from the department chair. Physical Education transfer credits of Pass/Satisfactory may be applied towards Physical Education requirements regardless of legend. * Certain degree programs require a grade of “C-” or better in major field requirement/track areas. If this is the case, the “D” grade will NOT satisfy these requirements. Residency Requirements – (1) Associate and Bachelor degree students must complete a minimum of 25% of their credits from SUNY Cobleskill Ag & Tech to meet the residency requirements. A minimum of one-half of the residency requirement must be major field requirements. (2) The minimum percentage of residency credits for certificates and microcredentials are based on program requirements. The minimum percentage of residency credits for students completing minors is 50%. A student may appeal to the Provost regarding the residency requirements. Courses which have been evaluated as "elective" may be used to fulfill degree requirements (e.g., courses which are evaluated as SOSC, HIST or PSYC "elective" fulfill part or all of six hours of social science requirement). The prefix FREL, or Free Elective, is used when there is no equivalent prefix at Cobleskill Ag & Tech. When there is an equivalent prefix but there is not an equivalent course at Cobleskill Ag & Tech, students will receive credit at a 1XX or 2XX level for the subject area. Courses evaluated as a "general elective" may only be used to fulfill the "general elective" requirement. The number of electives required may differ based on the student's curriculum and degree. If necessary, course equivalencies are determined by an appropriate department representative as determined by the dean. All hours granted under "Cobleskill Equivalent" are semester hours. Transfer institutions which use quarter hours are so noted on the evaluation. Roughly quarter hour equivalency is 2/3 that of semester hours. 5 Qtr. Credits = 3 Semester Credit Hours at Cobleskill. 4 Qtr. Credits = 2.5 Semester Credit Hours at Cobleskill. Check out the Transfer Course Guide Approval of Credits Obtained at Other Colleges after Admission to Cobleskill Ag & Tech Students currently enrolled in a degree program must have prior approval from the advisor and dean (via signature on Transfer Course Approval Form) for transfer of credits obtained at other colleges after admission to Cobleskill Ag & Tech. Repeat of courses at another college already taken at Cobleskill Ag & Tech will not change the grade earned at Cobleskill Ag & Tech. Categories of Transfer Credit In addition to credit received from other accredited colleges, the credits accumulated in the following areas also count toward degree: New York State College Proficiency Examination Program, the College External Examination Board Advanced Placement Examination, the College Level Examination Program and challenge examinations administered at Cobleskill Ag & Tech. Credit may also be awarded for courses taken in non-collegiate settings. Credit will be reviewed by the Office of the

Transfer Credits With verification of the Registrar, the appropriate dean, after consultation with department chair(s), may grant credit for courses completed successfully at other accredited institutions of higher education. Credits evaluated and accepted into one major field of study may NOT necessarily be accepted toward the major field requirements in another field of study. Change of major may require re-evaluation of transfer credits by the the Registrar's Office. Credit may be granted for credit courses from accredited colleges, as certified by the registrar, in which grades of "D" (1.0)* or better were earned as long as the overall index of the courses being transferred remains at 2.0 or higher, subject to evaluation by the appropriate dean with input from the department chair. Physical Education transfer credits of Pass/Satisfactory may be applied towards Physical Education requirements regardless of legend. * Certain degree programs require a grade of “C-” or better in major field requirement/track areas. If this is the case, the “D” grade will NOT satisfy these requirements. Residency Requirements - (1) Associate and Bachelor degree students must complete a minimum of 25% of their credits from SUNY Cobleskill Ag & Tech to meet the residency requirements. A minimum of one-half of the residency requirement must be major field requirements. (2) The minimum percentage of residency credits for certificates and microcredentials are based on program requirements. The minimum percentage of residency credits for students completing minors is 50%. A student may appeal to the Provost regarding the residency requirements. Courses which have been evaluated as "elective" may be used to fulfill degree requirements (e.g., courses which are evaluated as SOSC, HIST or PSYC "elective" fulfill part or all of six hours of social science requirement). The prefix FREL, or Free Elective, is used when there is no equivalent prefix at Cobleskill Ag & Tech. When there is an equivalent prefix but there is not an equivalent course at Cobleskill Ag & Tech, students will receive credit at a 1XX or 2XX level for the subject area. Courses evaluated as a "general elective" may only be used to fulfill the "general elective" requirement. The number of electives required may differ based on the student's curriculum and degree. If necessary, course equivalencies are determined by an appropriate department representative as determined by the dean. All hours granted under "Cobleskill Equivalent" are semester hours. Transfer institutions which use quarter hours are so noted on the evaluation. Roughly quarter hour equivalency is 2/3 that of semester hours. 5 Qtr. Credits = 3 Semester Credit Hours at Cobleskill. 4 Qtr. Credits = 2.5 Semester Credit Hours at Cobleskill. Check out the Transfer Course Guide Approval of Credits Obtained at Other Colleges after Admission to Cobleskill Ag & Tech Students currently enrolled in a degree program must have prior approval from the advisor and dean (via signature on Transfer Course Approval Form) for transfer of credits obtained at other colleges after admission to Cobleskill Ag & Tech. Repeat of courses at another college already taken at Cobleskill Ag & Tech will not change the grade earned at Cobleskill Ag & Tech. Categories of Transfer Credit In addition to credit received from other accredited colleges, the credits accumulated in the following areas also count toward degree: New York State College Proficiency Examination Program, the College External Examination Board Advanced Placement Examination, the College Level Examination Program and challenge examinations administered at Cobleskill Ag & Tech. Credit may also be awarded for courses taken in non-collegiate settings. Credit will be reviewed by the Office of the Registrar in accordance with established non-collegiate organizational agreements. The department/school faculty must approve the valuative guidelines, such as Guidelines to Educational Programs in Non-Collegiate Organizations, published by New York State Education Department, and Guide to Educational Experiences in the Armed Forces, published by the American Council on Education in establishing non-collegiate organizational agreements.