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SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry

Syracuse, New York · IPEDS 196103

Profile

IPEDS UNITID: 196103
OPE ID: 00285100
City, state: Syracuse, NY
Sector: public 4-year or above
Website: www.esf.edu/
Cost rows: 9
Confidence: 34.2% from the census of this database (sha256 matches); target 90%
CollegeTransfer.Net: Transfer profile

What we hold

Section	Held	Fields filled	Catalog editions	Loaded	Note
Catalogs	3	shared_from_organization_id 0 of 3 · catalog_id 3 of 3 · organization_id 3 of 3
Programs	32	Award 0 of 32 · Credits 0 of 32 · Program 32 of 32 · CIP 32 of 32 · Edition 32 of 32 · Source 32 of 32	2026-2027	2026-10-04
Checklists	32	Credits 0 of 32 · Program 32 of 32 · Award 32 of 32 · Edition 32 of 32 · Source 32 of 32	2026-2027	2026-10-04
Courses	963	Description 855 of 963 · Credits 928 of 963 · Code 963 of 963 · Subject 963 of 963 · Title 963 of 963 · Edition 963 of 963 · Source 963 of 963	2026-2027	2026-10-04
Policies	23	Title 9 of 23 · Section 23 of 23 · Text 23 of 23 · Edition 23 of 23 · Source 23 of 23	2026-2027	2026-10-04
Agreements	0				Harvested, none found · Harvest
Pathways	0			2026-10-17	Harvested, none found · Harvest
Comparability	0				Harvested, none found · Harvest
Frameworks	—				Gathered, not harvested · Harvest
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Catalogs 3

Edition	Format	Source	Captured
2026-2027	pdf	www.esf.edu	2026-09-08T18:58:15.573132600+00:00
	agreement	www.esf.edu	2026-10-06T09:39:55.784632300+00:00
	html	www.esf.edu	2026-09-08T18:59:03.085391+00:00

Programs 32

Program	CIP	Edition	Source
ESF Academic Catalog Admission Policies & Requirements	04.0200	2026-2027	www.esf.edu
ESF Academic Catalog Bachelor of Landscape Architecture	04.0803	2026-2027	www.esf.edu
ESF Academic Catalog Bachelor of Science in Aquatic and Fisheries Science	26.1304	2026-2027	www.esf.edu
ESF Academic Catalog Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry	40.0802	2026-2027	www.esf.edu
ESF Academic Catalog Bachelor of Science in Bioprocess Engineering	14.0702	2026-2027	www.esf.edu
ESF Academic Catalog Bachelor of Science in Biotechnology	40.0802	2026-2027	www.esf.edu
ESF Academic Catalog Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering	27.0304	2026-2027	www.esf.edu
ESF Academic Catalog Bachelor of Science in Chemistry	40.0802	2026-2027	www.esf.edu
ESF Academic Catalog Bachelor of Science in Conservation Biology	26.1304	2026-2027	www.esf.edu
ESF Academic Catalog Bachelor of Science in Construction Management	52.2002	2026-2027	www.esf.edu
ESF Academic Catalog Bachelor of Science in Environmental Biology	26.1304	2026-2027	www.esf.edu
ESF Academic Catalog Bachelor of Science in Environmental Education and Interpretation	26.1304	2026-2027	www.esf.edu
ESF Academic Catalog Bachelor of Science in Environmental Health	51.2202	2026-2027	www.esf.edu
ESF Academic Catalog Bachelor of Science in Environmental Resources Engineering	27.0304	2026-2027	www.esf.edu
ESF Academic Catalog Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science	26.1304	2026-2027	www.esf.edu
ESF Academic Catalog Bachelor of Science in Environmental Studies	26.0702	2026-2027	www.esf.edu
ESF Academic Catalog Bachelor of Science in Forest Ecosystem Science	26.1304	2026-2027	www.esf.edu
ESF Academic Catalog Bachelor of Science in Forest Health	26.0702	2026-2027	www.esf.edu
ESF Academic Catalog Bachelor of Science in Forest Resources Management	03.0510	2026-2027	www.esf.edu
ESF Academic Catalog Bachelor of Science in Natural Resources Management	26.1307	2026-2027	www.esf.edu
ESF Academic Catalog Bachelor of Science in Paper Engineering	14.4001	2026-2027	www.esf.edu
ESF Academic Catalog Bachelor of Science in Sustainability Management	03.0209	2026-2027	www.esf.edu
ESF Academic Catalog Bachelor of Science in Sustainable Energy Management	03.0209	2026-2027	www.esf.edu
ESF Academic Catalog Bachelor of Science in Wildlife Science	26.0702	2026-2027	www.esf.edu
ESF Academic Catalog Environmental and Natural Resources Conservation (A.A.S.)	26.1307	2026-2027	www.esf.edu
ESF Academic Catalog Forest Technology (A.A.S.)	03.0201	2026-2027	www.esf.edu
ESF Academic Catalog Graduate Program in Environmental Science (GPES)	22.0224	2026-2027	www.esf.edu
ESF Academic Catalog Graduate Programs in Landscape Architecture	04.0803	2026-2027	www.esf.edu
ESF Academic Catalog Graduate Programs in Sustainable Resources Management	52.0211	2026-2027	www.esf.edu
ESF Academic Catalog Graduate Programs in the Department of Environmental Studies	05.0210	2026-2027	www.esf.edu
ESF Academic Catalog Land Surveying Technology (A.A.S.)	15.1102	2026-2027	www.esf.edu
ESF Academic Catalog Minors	26.1308	2026-2027	www.esf.edu

Checklists 32

Courses 963

Subject	Courses	Note
AAS	1
ANT	1
APH	1
APM	26
BIO	2
BPE	28
BTC	10
CEE	3
CHE	1
CIE	2
CME	50
CPS	6
CSE	19
EAR	11
ECH	22
ECN	2
EEE	5
EFB	139
EHS	13
ENG	6
ENS	20
ENV	1
EPH	8
ERE	52
ESF	15
EST	95
EWP	21
FCH	56
FIN	1
FOR	74
FST	1
FTC	32
GEO	5
GNE	5
HOA	3
HOM	2
HST	5
JSP	1
LIN	1
LIT	2
LSA	65
MAR	1
MAS	1
MAT	1
MAX	1
MCR	11
MEDT	2
MTC	1
PAI	3
PHI	1
PHP	14
PHY	2
PSC	1
PSE	37
REL	8
RMS	8
SAS	1
SHR	1
SRE	30
SUS	23
XXX	3

Policies 23

Title	Section	Text	Edition	Source
	transfer_credit	All degree requirements must be completed through a combination of formally accepted transfer credits and/or courses taken at ESF and Syracuse University.	2026-2027	www.esf.edu
	transfer_credit	Credit for Prior Learning At ESF, we acknowledge that some students have acquired skills and knowledge through prior learning experiences that may be equivalent to college-level credit. Credit for prior learning (CPL) is available at SUNY ESF in certain instances to determine if the experiences a student has meets the standards and requirements of college-level learning. Due to the nature of the Ranger School programs, students may not use prior learning credits to apply to any of the required residential courses. Prior learning credits are considered transfer credits and are not GPA eligible. Students cannot apply more than 90 transfer credits towards their bachelor's degree requirements and must complete at least 30 residential credits at SUNY ESF and be actively enrolled to be awarded a baccalaureate degree, superseded only by memorandum of understanding with a partner institution. Prior learning credits awarded at the lower-division level (100-299) cannot be applied to upper-division requirements. Students who are seeking prior learning credit to fulfill program requirements must have their work evaluated by the academic unit(s) that oversees the relevant subject area(s) based on the assessment metrics determined by that academic unit. Prior learning credit cannot replace a failing grade of an attempted course or duplicate a previously earned course credit.	2026-2027	www.esf.edu
	transfer_credit	Graduate Transfer Credit Credit hours appropriate to the graduate degree in which a minimum grade of B was earned from an accredited institution can be transferred to the College, but grades and grade points cannot be transferred. Up to 30 credits of graduate level coursework earned as part of a conferred master’s degree may be transferred (by petition) to a doctoral degree with approval of the steering committee. Under no circumstances can the total number of transferred credits exceed 30 credits. All transfer credit will remain tentative until official, final transcripts are received.	2026-2027	www.esf.edu
	transfer_credit	Students with cumulative grade point averages less than 2.00 will not be considered for transfer admission to SUNY ESF. College & University Transfer Credit Coursework appropriate to the ESF curriculum can be transferred to the College, but grades and grade points cannot be transferred. Courses transferred to meet graduation requirements for any curriculum must be acceptable in content, and credit will be awarded only for those completed with a grade of C or higher (a C- is not acceptable). Students cannot apply more than 90 transfer credits towards their bachelor's degree requirements and must complete at least 30 residential credits at SUNY ESF to be awarded a baccalaureate degree, superseded only by memorandum of understanding with a partner institution. All transfer credit will remain tentative until official, final transcripts are received. Only coursework completed at institutions that are fully accredited by one of six regional accrediting agencies will be considered for possible transfer credit toward ESF degree requirements.	2026-2027	www.esf.edu
	transfer_credit	Credit for Prior Learning At ESF, we acknowledge that some students have acquired skills and knowledge through prior learning experiences that may be equivalent to college-level credit.#Credit for prior learning (CPL) is available at SUNY ESF in certain instances to determine if the experiences a student has meets the standards and requirements of college-level learning.##Students must be able to provide evidence of college level learning that is aligned with their degree plan. Due to the nature of the Ranger School programs, students may not use prior learning credits to apply to any of the required residential courses. Prior learning credits are considered transfer credits and are not GPA eligible. Students cannot apply more than 90 transfer credits towards their bachelor's degree requirements and must complete at least 30 residential credits at SUNY ESF to be awarded a baccalaureate degree, superseded only by memorandum of understanding with a partner institution. Prior learning credits awarded at the lower-division level (100-299) cannot be applied to upper-division requirements. Students who are seeking prior learning credit to fulfill program requirements must have their work evaluated by the academic unit(s) that oversees the relevant subject area(s) based on the assessment metrics determined by that academic unit. Prior learning credit cannot replace a failing grade of an attempted course or duplicate a previously earned course credit. A student previously matriculated at Syracuse University, who is subsequently admitted to SUNY ESF, will have all coursework taken while a Syracuse University student, including SUNY ESF courses, treated and evaluated as transfer credit from Syracuse University. Such Syracuse University courses will not appear or calculate on the SUNY ESF transcript, except as they are included in a block of transfer credits, i.e., total credit hours, accepted from Syracuse University.	2026-2027	www.esf.edu
	transfer_credit	The ESF transfer credit policy requiring a minimum grade of C will be waived for Syracuse University students only and any coursework taken at Syracuse University with a passing grade will be treated as if it was taken at SUNY ESF. Credit for prior learning (CPL) will help you save time and money by awarding college credit for demonstrated knowledge gained outside of the classroom, including military education and training. Credit for military service may be awarded by: • Joint Services Transcript (JST) • Community College of the Air Force • DANTES (Defense Activity for Non-Traditional Education Support) • DSST (DANTES Subject Standardized Tests). Courses or exams that do not have a direct equivalency may be eligible for ESF Challenge Examination evaluation or CPL Portfolio review. College Level Examination Transfer Credit The College will consider for advanced standing credit the results of examinations from standardized testing agencies such as the College Entrance Examination Board's Advanced Placement Program (AP) or the College Level Examination Programs (CLEP) as well as the Higher Level Exams of the International Baccalaureate (IB) program.	2026-2027	www.esf.edu
	transfer_credit	Graduate Record Exam Subject Tests Subject tests are recommended by the following programs: Graduate Program Subject Test Environmental and forest chemistry Chemistry - recommended Biochemistry area of study within Chemistry or Biology - recommended environmental and forest chemistry Graduate Transfer Credit Credit hours appropriate to the graduate degree in which a minimum grade of B was earned from an accredited institution can be transferred to the College, but grades and grade points cannot be transferred.	2026-2027	www.esf.edu
	transfer_credit	Up to 30 credits of graduate level coursework earned as part of a conferred master’s degree may be transferred (by petition) to a doctoral degree with approval of the steering committee. Under no circumstances can the total number of transferred credits exceed 30 credits. All transfer credit will remain tentative until official, final transcripts are received.	2026-2027	www.esf.edu
	transfer_credit	Treatment of Incomplete Grades, Withdrawals, Repeated Courses, Remedial Courses, Change of Major, and Transfer Credits 1. Incomplete grades Incomplete grades do count as attempted credits, but grade point average will only be affected once the incomplete status has been resolved and a final grade assigned.	2026-2027	www.esf.edu
	transfer_credit	6. Transfer Credits For the purposes of Satisfactory Academic Progress reviews, all transfer credits that are accepted as meeting a degree requirement will be counted as both attempted and completed credit hours.	2026-2027	www.esf.edu
	prior_learning	Applicants with a minimum of three (3) years of post-baccalaureate full-time professional experience directly related to the intended area of study may petition for 6 credit hours of advanced standing in the program.	2026-2027	www.esf.edu
	transfer_credit	Up to 30 credit hours of transfer credits can be granted for related graduate coursework.	2026-2027	www.esf.edu
	prior_learning	Applicants with a minimum of three (3) years of post-baccalaureate, full-time professional experience directly related to the intended area of study may apply for 6 credit hours of advanced standing in the M.P.S.	2026-2027	www.esf.edu
	transfer_credit	degree from the ESF Ranger School meet this requirement through transfer credits.	2026-2027	www.esf.edu
Certificate programs	transfer_credit	All transfer credit will remain tentative until official, final transcripts are received.	2026-2027	www.esf.edu
College & University Transfer Credit	transfer_credit	College & University Transfer Credit Coursework appropriate to the ESF curriculum can be transferred to the College, but grades and grade points cannot be transferred. Courses transferred to meet graduation requirements for any curriculum must be acceptable in content, and credit will be awarded only for those completed with a grade of C or higher (a C- is not acceptable). Students cannot apply more than 90 transfer credits towards their bachelor's degree requirements and must complete at least 30 residential credits at SUNY ESF to be awarded a baccalaureate degree, superseded only by memorandum of understanding with a partner institution. All transfer credit will remain tentative until official, final transcripts are received. It is the student’s responsibility to ensure that official, final transcripts are sent to and received by the College. Only coursework completed at institutions that are fully accredited by one of six regional accrediting agencies will be considered for possible transfer credit toward ESF degree requirements. These agencies are the Middle States Association of Colleges 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, and Western Association of Schools and Colleges.	2026-2027	www.esf.edu
College Level Examination Transfer Credit	prior_learning	College Level Examination Transfer Credit The College will consider for advanced standing credit the results of examinations from standardized testing agencies such as the College Entrance Examination Board's Advanced Placement Program (AP) or the College Level Examination Programs (CLEP) as well as the Higher Level Exams of the International Baccalaureate (IB) program.	2026-2027	www.esf.edu
Credit for Prior Learning	prior_learning	Credit for Prior Learning At ESF, we acknowledge that some students have acquired skills and knowledge through prior learning experiences that may be equivalent to college-level credit. Credit for prior learning (CPL) is available at SUNY ESF in certain instances to determine if the experiences a student has meets the standards and requirements of college-level learning. Students must be able to provide evidence of college level learning that is aligned with their degree plan. To be eligible for CPL, a student must be a matriculated undergraduate student at SUNY ESF in a bachelor’s degree program. Due to the nature of the Ranger School programs, students may not use prior learning credits to apply to any of the required residential courses. Prior learning credits are considered transfer credits and are not GPA eligible. Students cannot apply more than 90 transfer credits towards their bachelor's degree requirements and must complete at least 30 residential credits at SUNY ESF and be actively enrolled to be awarded a baccalaureate degree, superseded only by memorandum of understanding with a partner institution. CPL credit does not count towards residency requirements. Prior learning credits awarded at the lower-division level (100-299) cannot be applied to upper-division requirements. Students who are seeking prior learning credit to fulfill program requirements must have their work evaluated by the academic unit(s) that oversees the relevant subject area(s) based on the assessment metrics determined by that academic unit. Prior learning credit cannot replace a failing grade of an attempted course or duplicate a previously earned course credit. Once credit has been awarded it may not be removed from a student record.	2026-2027	www.esf.edu
Credit for Prior Learning	prior_learning	Credit for Prior Learning At ESF, we acknowledge that some students have acquired skills and knowledge through prior learning experiences that may be equivalent to college-level credit. Credit for prior learning (CPL) is available at SUNY ESF in certain instances to determine if the experiences a student has meets the standards and requirements of college-level learning. Students must be able to provide evidence of college level learning that is aligned with their degree plan. To be eligible for CPL, a student must be a matriculated undergraduate student at SUNY ESF in a bachelor’s degree program. Due to the nature of the Ranger School programs, students may not use prior learning credits to apply to any of the required residential courses. Prior learning credits are considered transfer credits and are not GPA eligible. Students cannot apply more than 90 transfer credits towards their bachelor's degree requirements and must complete at least 30 residential credits at SUNY ESF to be awarded a baccalaureate degree, superseded only by memorandum of understanding with a partner institution. CPL credit does not count towards residency requirements. Prior learning credits awarded at the lower-division level (100-299) cannot be applied to upper-division requirements. Students who are seeking prior learning credit to fulfill program requirements must have their work evaluated by the academic unit(s) that oversees the relevant subject area(s) based on the assessment metrics determined by that academic unit. Prior learning credit cannot replace a failing grade of an attempted course or duplicate a previously earned course credit. Once credit has been awarded it may not be removed from a student record.	2026-2027	www.esf.edu
Graduate Transfer Credit	transfer_credit	Graduate Transfer Credit Credit hours appropriate to the graduate degree in which a minimum grade of B was earned from an accredited institution can be transferred to the College, but grades and grade points cannot be transferred.	2026-2027	www.esf.edu
PhD programs	transfer_credit	Up to 30 credits of graduate level coursework earned as part of a conferred master’s degree may be transferred (by petition) to a doctoral degree with approval of the steering committee. Under no circumstances can the total number of transferred credits exceed 30 credits.	2026-2027	www.esf.edu
Policy for Students Transferring from Syracuse University to SUNY ESF	transfer_credit	A student previously matriculated at Syracuse University, who is subsequently admitted to SUNY ESF, will have all coursework taken while a Syracuse University student, including SUNY ESF courses, treated and evaluated as transfer credit from Syracuse University. Such Syracuse University courses will not appear or calculate on the SUNY ESF transcript, except as they are included in a block of transfer credits, i.e., total credit hours, accepted from Syracuse University. The ESF transfer credit policy requiring a minimum grade of C will be waived for Syracuse University students only and any coursework taken at Syracuse University with a passing grade will be treated as if it was taken at SUNY ESF.	2026-2027	www.esf.edu
Veterans	prior_learning	Credit for prior learning (CPL) will help you save time and money by awarding college credit for demonstrated knowledge gained outside of the classroom, including military education and training. Credit for military service may be awarded by: Joint Services Transcript (JST) Community College of the Air Force DANTES (Defense Activity for Non-Traditional Education Support) DSST (DANTES Subject Standardized Tests). Courses or exams that do not have a direct equivalency may be eligible for ESF Challenge Examination evaluation or CPL Portfolio review.	2026-2027	www.esf.edu

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