Articulation Agreement Agreement initiated by City ...

Articulation Agreement

Agreement initiated by: City University of New York, School of Professional Studies

Sending College: Bronx Community College Department: Multidisciplinary Program: Liberal Arts Degree: AA

Receiving College: CUNY School of Professional Studies Department: Liberal Studies and General Education Program: Liberal Studies Degree: BA

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS FOR SENIOR COLLEGE PROGRAM

Graduates of the A.A. in Liberal Studies degree from Bronx Community College (BCC) will qualify for admission into the CUNY School of Professional Studies (CUNY SPS) Bachelor of Arts degree in Liberal Studies if they have maintained a minimum overall GPA of 2.5 and are in good academic standing at BCC. In addition, applicants must have a grade of C or better in freshman composition, its equivalent, or a higher-level English course, Applicants will follow the standard admissions process, which includes completing a transfer application.

BCC graduates will be awarded 60 transfer credits towards the bachelor's. Upon matriculations into the B.A. program in Liberal Studies, students will be required to fulfill electives and major requirements specified on the following pages.

Total transfer credits granted toward the baccalaureate degree: 60

Total additional credits required at the senior college to complete baccalaureate degree: 60

Total credits required to complete the baccalaureate degree: 120

COURSE OUTLINE AND TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: BCC graduates who complete the Associate in Arts (A.A.) degree in Liberal Arts will receive 60 credits toward the Bachelor of Arts (B.A) degree in Liberal Studies at CUNY SPS.

SENIOR COLLEGE UPPER DIVISION COURSES REMAINING FOR BACCALAUREATE DEGREE

BRONX COMMUNITY COLLEGE REQUIREMENTS

BCC graduates who complete the Associate in Arts (A.A.) degree in Liberal Arts will receive 60 credits toward the Bachelor of Arts (B.A) degree in Liberal Studies at CUNY SPS.

CUNY Pathways General Education

30

Required Core

12

English Composition - TBD by Student

6

Mathematical and Quantitative Reasoning- TBD by Student

3

Life and Physical Sciences - TBD by Student

3

Flexible Core

18

World Cultures and Global Issues - TBD by Student

6

U.S. Experience in Its Diversity - TBD by Student

3

Creative Expression - TBD by Student

3

Individual and Society - TBD by Student

3

Scientific World - TBD by Student

3

A.A. in Liberal Arts

30

PEA Physical Education or HLT 91 Critical Issues in Health (1-2 Credits)

Lab Science (0-1 credit)

ART 11 - Introduction to Art History or ART 12 Introduction to Art History: Africa, the Americas, Asia and the

Middle East (0-3 credits)

MUS 11 - Introduction to Music or MUS 12 Introduction to Music: A Multi-Cultural Survey of World Music (0-3

credits)

COMM 11 - Fundamentals of Interpersonal Communication (0-3 credits)

Select ONE from COMM, THEA, FILM, MEST (0-3 credits)

English Elective (0-3 credits)

HIS 10 - History of the Modern World or HIS 11 - Introduction to the Modern World (0-3 credits)

History - Select ONE from HIS, GEO, PHL (0-3 credits)

Modern Language - Select TWO from the same language (0-6 credits)

Social Science Course(s) - from ANT, CRJ, ECO, HSC, POL, PSY and SOC (0-6 credits)

Free Electives (0-10 credits)

TOTAL 60

CUNY SCHOOL OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES REQUIREMENTS

Students will be required to take the following courses at CUNY SPS after completing the A.A. in Liberal Arts at BCC. Courses taken at BCC that may be used to fulfil these requirements are listed on the following pages.

CUNY Pathways General Education

6

College Option

6

Six credits from the following choices: PHIL 110; COM 110; PLA 300; QUAN 201; COM 210

6

B.A. in Liberal Studies

Foundation Skills and Knowledge

Core

CIS 101 - Computer Fundamentals and Applications

LBL 101 - Pro-Seminar in Applied Humanities

PROM 210 - Fundamentals of Project Management

Ethics and Quantitative Reasoning

PHIL 110 - Critical Thinking

PHIL 302 - Ethics in the Workplace

History and Global Studies

HIST 102 - Origins of the Modern World, 1500-present

GEOG 301 - International Migration

Literature and Communication

COM 210 - Writing at Work

ENG 350 - Advanced Composition and Critical Analysis

Experiential Learning - Select one of the following

LBL 401 - Internship in Applied Humanities

PLA 300 Portfolio Development for Prior Learning Assessment

Capstone Experience

LBL 498 - Capstone Planning in Liberal Studies

LBL 499 - Capstone Project in Liberal Studies

Liberal Studies Core - Two courses from any one thread

CM 301 - Mass Media Ethics: Issues, Cases, and Moral Reasoning

ECO 201 - Microeconomics

Ethics and Quantitative

MATH 215 - Introduction to Statistics

Reasoning

QUAN 201 - Quantitative Reasoning and Society

ORGD 341 - Organizational Change & Leadership

PHIL 201 - Bioethics for Health Professions

AMER 200 - American History and Culture

ART 210 - Modern Art in the City

History & Global Studies

HIST 202 - Twentieth Century World History POL 201 - Politics and Government of New York City

SOC 208 - Urban Sociology

SOC 250 - Transformations of Work in America

CM 311 - Writing for New Electronic Media

ENG 211 - World Literature

Literature and Communication

ENG 301 - Science Fiction ENG 331 - Studies in the Folk Tale and Classic Fairy Tale

FLM 307 - Film Literacies: Communicating Culture Through Film

LANG 201 - Language in the Multicultural Setting

Liberal Arts and Sciences Electives

12

Free Electives

TOTAL 60

COURSE EQUIVALENCIES

BCC ART 11 - Introduction to Art History York City ART 12 - Introduction to Art History ART 55 - Modern Art BIO 150 - Biology, Bioethics and Law BUS 52 - Organizational Behavior COMM 11 - Fundamentals of Interpersonal Communication COMM 34 - Intercultural Communication ECO 11 - Microeconomics ENG 40 - Folklore FILM 91 - World Cinema GEO 10 - World Regional Geography HIS 10 - History of the Modern World HIS 20 - The American Nation: The Political and Social Development of a People HIS 51 - History of New York City HLT 91 - Critical Issues in Health MTH 23 - Probability and Statistics MUS 11 - Introduction to Music MUS 12 - Introduction to Music PSY 11 - Introduction to Psychology SOC 32 - Urban Sociology

SPS Liberal Arts Elective Liberal Arts Elective ART 210 - Modern Art in the City PHIL 201 - Bioethics for Health Professions ORGD 341 - Organizational Change and Leadership Liberal Arts Elective LANG 201 - Language in the Multicultural Setting ECO 201 - Microeconomics ENG 331 - Studies in the Folk Tale and Classic Fairy Tale FLM 307 - Film Literacies GEOG 301 - International Migration HIST 102 - Origins of the Modern World, 1500-present AMER 200 - American History and Culture POL 201 - Politics and Government of New York City None MATH 215 - Introduction to Statistics Liberal Arts Elective Liberal Arts Elective PSY 101 - General Psychology SOC 208 - Urban Sociology

Procedures for reviewing, up-dating, modifying or terminating agreement:

The Academic Director and Department Chair from both programs will review the agreement annually. They will be expected to review student retention, progress to graduation including transitions between prerequisite and follow-on courses, degree completion, and GPA. Modification or termination of this agreement requires the approval of both Chief Academic Officers of both institutions.

Should the agreement be modified or terminated, the CUNY School of Professional Studies shall honor the terms granted to students who have already transferred into the B.A. in Liberal Studies for a period of four years or graduation, whichever comes first.

The CUNY School of Professional Studies Registrar and the Liberal Studies Academic Director shall produce reports of the metrics identified above as well as those suggested in the University's Annual Performance Management Program, which will be circulated to the following groups:

o At CUNY SPS: Dean, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs, Liberal Studies Consortial Faculty, Associate Dean for Administration and Finance, Associate Dean of Student and Community Affairs, Assistant Dean of Enrollment Management and Admissions.

o At BCC: Chief Academic Officer, Associate Provost, Director of Student Services, Director of Career Services, and Director of Admission and Advisement.

The CUNY School of Professional Studies and Bronx Community College will publicize this opportunity for students in print and web-based materials and in marketing information. Additionally both institutions will provide information to their own recruitment staff members as well as staff at the University Office of Admission Services.

Effective date ? Fall 2017

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