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Hunter Business School students and alumni who enroll at SUNY Empire and have completed any of the certifications listed in the table below will be eligible to apply the recommended credits to their degree program at SUNY Empire.
Students may also apply other non-duplicative advanced standing credits, such as transcripted credits from another accredited college or university, as long as these credits fit into an approved degree program at SUNY Empire.
The maximum amount of advanced standing a student may be granted at SUNY Empire is 93 total credits (up to 79 lower-division credits). This total would include lower and upper division transcript credits, pre-evaluated credit (such as ACE, NCCRS, or SUNY Empire’s Professional Learning Evaluation program), military credits, and individualized prior learning assessment.
SUNY Empire requires B.S. degree students to complete a minimum of 62 liberal arts and sciences credits, and B.A. students must complete 93 credits.
To satisfy SUNY General Education requirements, every SUNY Empire bachelor’s degree program must include at least 30 credits in seven of ten general education knowledge and skill areas, as well as the areas of Mathematics and Basic Communication. The ten areas include:
Mathematics, Other World Civilizations, Natural Sciences, Humanities, Social Sciences, The Arts, American History, Foreign Languages, Western Civilizations, and Basic Communications
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