COURSE INDEX - LaGuardia Community College

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DISCIPLINE DEPARTMENT PAGE ALVARO CORZO / LAGUARDIA COMMUNITY COLLEGE Human Services Health Sciences 129 Industrial Design Humanities 151 Italian Education and Language Acquisition 115 Japanese Education and Language Acquisition 116 Journalism English 122 Korean Education and Language Acquisition 116 Language Study Education and Language Acquisition 112 Liberal Arts Seminars ELA, English, Humanities, Mathematics, Engineering, and Computer Science, Natural Sciences, and Social Science 156 Library Library Media Resources Center 156 Literature English 122 Mathematics Mathematics, Engineering, and Computer Science 161 Mathematics Computer Courses Mathematics, Engineering, and Computer Science 157 Modern Languages and Literature Education and Language Acquisition 113 Music Humanities 142 Music Recording Technology Humanities 143 New Media Technology Humanities 142 Nursing Health Sciences 130 Occupational Therapy Health Sciences 132 Paralegal Studies Business and Technology 99 Paramedic Health Sciences 134 Philosophy Humanities 146 Photography Humanities 153 Physical Sciences Natural Sciences 166 Physical Therapy Health Sciences 134 Polish Education and Language Acquisition 117 Political Science Social Science 170 Portuguese Education and Language Acquisition 117 Psychology Social Science 171 Radiologic Technology Health Sciences 136 Russian Education and Language Acquisition 117 Science Natural Sciences 138 Sociology Social Science 172 Spanish-English Translation Education and Language Acquisition 119 Spanish Education and Language Acquisition 118 Speech Communication Humanities 148 Studio Art Humanities 154 Technology Business and Technology 145 Tibetan Education and Language Acquisition 119 Travel, Tourism & Hospitality Business and Technology 100 Urban Study Education and Language Acquisition 120, 155, * Veterinary Technology Health Sciences 138 * Note: for Urban Study courses see also individual department offerings. 91
Transfer and Articulation Policies CUNY TRANSFER POLICIES All LaGuardia students who earn an Associate in Arts Degree (AA), an Associate in Science Degree (AS), or an Associate in Applied Science Degree (AAS) have: ª Priority for transfer over non-University students seeking transfer, and ª Priority as matriculated students at a senior CUNY college. The following policies only apply to students who graduate from LaGuardia with either an AA or AS: 1. LaGuardia AA and AS graduates who transfer within CUNY will be granted a minimum of 60 credits toward a baccalaureate degree and will be deemed to have automatically fulfilled the lower-division liberal arts and science distribution requirements for a baccalaureate degree. However, students may be asked to complete a course in a discipline required by a senior college’s baccalaureate distribution requirements that was not part of the student’s associate degree program and may need to fulfill a foreign language requirement. 2. Students who change their major after they are enrolled in a senior college should expect that completion of their bachelor’s degree may require more than 120 credits. The following policies only apply to students who graduate from LaGuardia with an AAS degree: 1. Upon transfer to a parallel professional program within CUNY, LaGuardia AAS graduates will be granted a minimum of 60 credits toward a baccalaureate degree and be required to complete only the difference between the 60 credits granted and the total credits normally required for the degree. 2. When transferring to a liberal arts curriculum or related professional program in the same field as the AAS degree program, LaGuardia AAS graduates will be granted a minimum of 60 credits toward a baccalaureate degree and will be able to complete their baccalaureate degree within 60 to 72 credits. 3. Students who change their major after they are enrolled in a senior college should expect that completion of their bachelor’s degree may require more than an additional 72 credits. It is important to understand that, when transferring without completing a degree, each department at the transfer school will decide how credits are evaluated. Often, courses only transfer as general electives — not as courses fulfilling distribution or major requirements. There are three main ways for students to guard against losing credits in this manner. First, complete your degree. Credits transfer more readily when they are part of a degree. Second, consult early with the Office of Transfer Services. For example, they can advise each student whether there is an articulation agreement between LaGuardia and another college that helps students preserve their credits during transfer. Third, consult TIPPS — the Transfer Information & Program Planning System. Through this online resource, students can quickly check how each LaGuardia course transfers to other colleges within CUNY. SUNY TRANSFER POLICIES The State University of New York pledges that “a New York State resident who wishes to transfer from a State University of New York two-year college, including all community colleges throughout the state, and who possesses or will have an Associate in Arts or Associate in Science degree at the time of transfer is guaranteed an opportunity to continue on a full-time basis at a senior campus of the University.” Students with an Associate in Applied Science degree or those who do not graduate are not guaranteed admission. Students are advised to contact LaGuardia’s Office for Transfer Services, C-261, or the Admissions Office of the College they wish to attend for specific requirements. ARTICULATION AGREEMENTS LaGuardia has articulation agreements with over 30 public and private four-year colleges and universities. The Office for Academic Affairs has developed specific agreements that guarantee acceptance of LaGuardia credits when students transfer to these colleges after earning an Associate’s degree. At time of printing, the following institutions have joined LaGuardia in articulation partnerships: Adelphi University, LaGuardia/Adelphi University Connection Programs, Antioch College, City College, Clarkson University, Cornell University, Gallaudet University, Hunter College, Hunter-Bellevue Nursing Program, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, Laboratory Institute of Merchandising, LaGuardia/C.W. Post, L.I.U. Transfer Programs, Manhattanville College, Marymount College, New York City College of Technology, New York University, Pratt Institute, Queens College, Shaw University, Springfield College School of Human Services, St. John’s University, St. Joseph’s College, School of Visual Arts, SUNY College of Technology, SUNY Downstate Medical Center, SUNY Institute of Technology, Utica/Rome, SUNY, Oswego, University of Turabo (Puerto Rico), Vassar College and York College. TRANSFER TO NON-CUNY OR SUNY COLLEGES Students who wish to continue their studies after graduating from LaGuardia by transferring to a private institution should select their courses in consultation with a counselor and/or faculty advisor. Students should contact LaGuardia’s Office for Transfer Services, C-261, and the Admissions Office of the College of their choice for specific requirements and deadlines since the criteria vary from college to college. 92
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