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Applicants who wish to continue their studies at Syracuse University
on a part-time basis do so through University College. In order
to transfer to University College on a part-time basis, applicants
must have previous college experience and plan to enroll at SU for
11 or fewer credits per semester.
Students may transfer:
— Credits from accredited American colleges and universities
— Credits from approved institutions in other countries
— Credits from external examinations
— Extra-institutional learning
Undergraduate students must take at least 30 credit hours of coursework
at Syracuse University in order to be granted an SU degree.
TRANSFERRING TO A FOUR-YEAR DEGREE PROGRAM
University College offers degree programs that can be completed by taking a combination of on campus courses or through a variety of flexible
course formats (including Accelerated, Condensed, Online, and Weekend).
Syracuse University grants transfer credit based on the content
of courses previously completed, their applicability to the intended
program, and the quality of the student's performance. Credit is
allowed only for those courses in which a grade of C or better has
been earned.
SU will accept a maximum of 66 semester credit hours from two-year
colleges and will grant a maximum of 90 semester credit hours from
four-year colleges.
TRANSFERRING TO A CERTIFICATE PROGRAM
University College offers credit certificate programs in the following
fields:
—Legal
Studies
SU will accept up to three transfer credits toward completion
of each certificate program. Students must have attained at least
an associate degree or 60 credit hours of equivalent coursework
from an accredited school or college with a minimum cumulative GPA
of 2.5.
Click here for
information about University College's transfer agreements with
various local and regional two-year schools.
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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