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The College of Saint Rose
Of the minimum 122 credit hours required for a degree, transfer students must complete a minimum of 32 credit hours at The College of Saint Rose. A maximum of 70 credit hours from students transferring from a two-year college and up to 90 credit hours for students transferring from a four-year college will be accepted, but all credits may or may not fulfill specific degree requirements at Saint Rose (this is a change effective only for students matriculating to the College in the Fall 2015 term and future terms). In the case of military and veteran students, The College of Saint Rose will accept up to 15 credits of ACE evaluated military training as transfer credit. Military training must be applicable to the degree program and documented by a formal Joint Services Transcript to obtain credit.
The bachelor of arts (BA) degree in psychology at The College of Saint Rose offers students the opportunity to develop a basic level of knowledge of the discipline of psychology by taking courses in empirical, social-developmental, and applied-clinical areas, with additional elective courses of particular interest to their career goals. The BA degree may be easily combined to form double majors with other disciplines and is ideally suited to accommodate students with diverse educational interests that might be achieved through combining the major with minors and certificates offered by other departments. The BA degree provides students with excellent preparation for post-graduation employment in a wide variety of fields including human resources, sales, pre-school education, office management, case management, financial consulting, state police, respite provider, and many others. Students with interests in pursuing a master’s or doctoral degree in any field of psychology or related field following graduation should complete the bachelor of science degree to receive the support of the Psychology Faculty. The BA degree is not designed to prepare students for graduate work in psychology.
The Business Administration/Professional Accounting program leads to a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and a Master of Science in Professional Accounting. Its curriculum satisfies the State of New York educational requirement for the Certified Public Accountant (CPA). The American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) requires an individual to have 150 credit hours of appropriate education for membership. New York State requires 150 credit hours for new practitioners to be licensed as a Certified Public Accountant. The College of Saint Rose’s 150-hour dual Bachelor’s Degree and Master’s Degree program fulfills this requirement. The undergraduate and graduate programs in Accounting are integrated to form a logical, continuous curriculum which maximizes each student’s education and can be completed in five years. The program contains courses which provide credit in the following categories, consistent with the Regulations of the Commissioner of Education in New York State: This program is available to incoming freshmen, currently enrolled Saint Rose students, transfer students, and returning students. Once accepted for this integrated program, students do not obtain a degree until all course work is completed; then, they are awarded two degrees - a B.S. in Business Administration and an M.S. in Professional Accounting. Students in this program pursue a challenging course of study with standards consistent with the College-wide Dual Degree Program guidelines. The Professional Accounting (150 Hour) program is designed to prepare students for positions in accounting, auditing, taxation, budgeting, and cost control. The program is approved by the New York State Education Department’s Board of Public Accountancy and qualifies students to take the New York State examination for certified public accountants (CPA) and to meet the educational requirements for licensing. Students who wish to pursue an Accounting program that does not directly lead to the CPA track can select the 120 hour Accounting major or an accounting concentration within the Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration.
High School Students - Students should approximate the following academic profile
1270 combined SAT score (ACT > 28), 90% high school averages for English and science courses, a strong letter of recommendation supporting the student’s ability to succeed in an academically rigorous program, and an interview with a trained member of the Admissions Office using preapproved questions.
