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University College has negotiated formal transfer agreements, called
“Articulation Agreements,” with several two-year local
and regional schools for UC's B.P.S. in Legal Studies program
(see below). For information about articulation agreements for SU's other schools and colleges, please contact the UC Advising
Office at 315-443-3261.
Pre-Planning: Students planning to transfer
to UC from a two-year school should consult with a Transfer Counselor
from their current school at the beginning of their academic program,
in order to ensure they are taking the appropriate courses.
An articulation agreement identifies requirements for students
who wish to transfer from a two-year school to a four-year degree
or certificate program at SU. Institutions independently determine
the requirements for their programs. Articulation agreements differ
from program to program and from school to school. Students are
encouraged to follow UC's recommended courses to maximize their
transfer credit into Syracuse University.
Below is a listing of the schools that have articulation agreements for
the Legal Studies program.
Bryant & Stratton (AOS in Paralegal Studies)
Finger Lakes Community College (AAS in Paralegal Studies)
Genesee Community College (AAS in Paralegal Studies)
Herkimer County Community College (AAS in Paralegal Studies)
Jefferson Community College (AAS in Paralegal Studies)
Use the following links for more information about transferring
college credit to Syracuse University:
— College Board Advancement
(AP) and College Level Examination Program (CLEP) credits are evaluated
by the student's home college or school
— International
Baccalaureate (IB)
— Military Service
Academic Credits are reviewed for possible credit
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