Binghamton University
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In an effort to better serve students intending to pursue programs of study at Binghamton University, Corning Community College (CCC) and Binghamton University hereby enter into the following transfer articulation agreements.
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BS Computer Engineering -
BS Electrical Engineering -
BS Mechanical Engineering -
RN Transfer to BSN Nursing -
Traditional Transfer to BSN Nursing
Binghamton University Decker School of Nursing - BSN Nursing
Traditional Nursing Transfer Program:
CCC students who have graduated or who will graduate with the Associate of Arts (A.A.) or the Associate of Science (A.S.) degree with a cumulative and pre-requisite grade point average of at least 3.00 in courses toward their degree will be welcomed as matriculated students in the Decker School of Nursing Traditional Transfer Program provided that:
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- All relevant and regular transfer admissions criteria are met, including consideration of the qualifications of the pool of other applicants for the semester of admission.
- Space is available in the entering class.
- A completed application is received by February 15 for the fall admission and November 15 for the Spring admission.
Students are encouraged to complete all the General Education (GenEd) requirements and Nursing pre-requisite courses at CCC as part of the A.A./A.S. degree. The pre-requisite courses are required to be completed prior to beginning the upper division nursing course sequence that begins only in the fall semester. Failure to complete these courses prior to the fall semester will make a student ineligible to begin the nursing and clinical sequence. To guarantee the timely completion of these requirements students should follow the attached Curriculum Planning Guide/Transfer Equivalency Table.
CCC graduates with an A.A. or A.S. degree will be awarded credit and equivalencies for all applicable GenEd and pre-requisite courses required by the Decker School of Nursing. Additional courses will be awarded elective credit. Upon approval of 57 or more total transfer credits, students will be granted ‘junior status.’
The Decker School will accept applicable courses from academic areas outside of nursing, such as engineering or business, provided that a grade of C- or better is earned and provided that the course is not remedial, developmental, skill-oriented or non- academic job-training, such as keyboarding.
RN Transfer Program:
CCC students who have graduated or who will graduate with the Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.) degree in Nursing and are or will be licensed as a Registered Nurse (RN) prior to the second semester at Binghamton in the RN Transfer Program or prior to enrollment at Binghamton in the Accelerated RN Transfer Program will be welcomed as matriculated students in the Decker School of Nursing provided that:
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- All relevant and regular transfer admissions criteria are met, including consideration of the qualifications of the pool of other applicants for the semester of admission.
- Space is available in the entering class.
RN graduates with an A.A.S. in Nursing from CCC will be awarded credit and equivalencies for all applicable GenEd and pre-requisite courses toward the 128 credits required for the B.S. in Nursing. These credits will include nursing courses with 20 of those nursing credits applied toward the required upper division nursing courses. Additional credits will be applied as elective courses according to the requirements of the Decker School. To complete the B.S. degree a minimum of 32 credits of required nursing courses must be completed at Binghamton, any GenEd and/or nursing pre-requisite requirements for the Decker School not previously completed and elective credits as needed to total 128 credits. Upon approval of 57 or more total transfer credits, students will be granted ‘junior status.’
The Decker School will accept applicable courses from academic areas outside of nursing, such as engineering or business, provided that a grade of C- or better is earned and provided that the course is not remedial, developmental, skill-oriented or non- academic job-training, such as keyboarding.
Thomas J Watson School fo Engineering and Applied Sciences - BS Mechanical Engineering, BS Electrical Engineering, and BS Computer Engineering
An objective of this agreement is to facilitate the transition of CCC students upon completion of their Associate of Science (A.S.) degree in Engineering Science to the Baccalaureate degree programs in mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, or computer engineering in the Watson School at Binghamton University.
All CCC students who have graduated or will graduate prior to enrollment at Binghamton with an A.S. in Engineering Science degree with a cumulative grade point average of at least a 3.0 will be welcomed as matriculated students in the Watson School, provided that all engineering transfer admissions criteria are met, including prerequisite courses outlined in the attached transfer equivalency information.
A completed application is due by February 15 for fall admission.
Curriculum Planning Guide (below) is applicable for B.S. Computer Engineering program and B.S. Electrical Engineering Program.
