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Hunter College Course Requirements for Transfer Students?

What are the course requirements or prerequisites for transferring to Hunter College? I'm in the early stages of planning my transfer and could use some advice on what to focus on.

2 months ago

The course requirements for transferring to Hunter College are not strictly defined, as they can be flexible based on your intended major of study. However, it's important to note that if you're transferring from a community college, credits from your Associate in Arts (AA), Associate in Science (AS), or Associate in Applied Science (AAS) degree often transfer.

Here's some general advice when planning your transfer:

1. GPA: Hold a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.5, although be aware clearing this minimum does not mean each and every credit from each individual class will transfer.

2. Semester Hours: A total of no more than 70 credits can be transferred from two-year colleges, and a maximum of 90 credits from four year colleges.

3. Equivalent Courses: Courses must be similar in depth and breadth to those offered within Hunter College's undergraduate curriculum for the credits to be transferred. Sometimes, determining equivalency can be tricky for specialized coursework, as the class might not have a direct equivalent at Hunter College, but in these cases you can often still receive general education or elective credit, even if the class doesn't count towards any particular degree program.

4. Liberal Arts and Sciences Courses: These types of courses usually transfer without problem as general educational requirements, electives, or degree program credits.

5. Majors and Programs: Depending on your intended major or program at Hunter College, there might be specific prerequisite courses you need to take. Checking as early as possible on the specific course requirements for your intended major would be a good idea, so that you can take care of as many as possible beforehand.

Lastly, remember each transfer application is reviewed individually and on its own merit. That said, in general strong academic performance significantly improves your chances of being accepted. Do make sure to submit all required materials, outside of just your transcripts, and maintain contact with the Hunter College transfer admissions team to ensure you have submitted all necessary documents and so that you can ask any questions that might arise during the process. Good luck!

2 months ago

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