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Articulations/Transfer Agreements by Degree

The following list of SUNY Orange articulation agreements with other colleges and universities organized by program and degree.

For a list of programs organized by institution, and for links to the agreements listed below, see Programs by Institution.

Because courses and programs may change over time, students should contact Transfer Advising, or Academic Advising Office at (845) 341-4070 and / or the transfer specialist at the colleges to which they plan to transfer for the most current information.

For further details about SUNY Orange articulation agreements, please contact Nancy Boylan at NancyBoylan@sunyorange.edu or (845) 341-4760.

Comprehensive/General Agreements

Excelsior College

Excelsior College, Albany, NY, offers transfer admission to SUNY Orange graduates with a GPA of 2.0 or higher. They may transfer a maximum of 90 credits. A special tuition and fees discount is available.

If applying for the Excelsior BSN program, SUNY Orange graduates must hold an RN.

For information at Excelsior, contact Cortney Shaughnessy at Cshaughnessy@excelsior.edu or 917-999-8428.

Franklin University

This agreement guarantees admission and transferability of credits to SUNY Orange graduates seeking a baccalaureate degree at Franklin University. They may transfer as many as 94 credit hours toward their Franklin degree, and they must complete at least 30 credit hours at Franklin to be eligible for a Franklin Bachelor of Science degree.

For more information about Franklin, please contact MaryAnn Stoila at transferinfo@Franklin.edu or setup a phone or virtual appointment at www.franklin.edu/appt/maryanns

Lackawanna College

Lackawanna College offers guaranteed admission to SUNY Orange graduates with an associate degree who have achieved a 2.8 or higher GPA. SUNY Orange transferees will be eligible for a $1,250 per year scholarship and the Lackawanna application fee will be waived.

Transfer students will be required to complete 30 credits at Lackawanna College.

For more information about Lackawanna College, contact Jennifer Passenti at passentij@lackawanna.edu or 570-226-4625.

Pace University

Pace University provides guaranteed admission with junior standing for SUNY Orange graduates who have earned at least a 2.5 GPA while at SUNY Orange. They must enroll full-time in one of Pace's 18 degree programs included in the agreement.

Pace will apply up to 68 credits earned at SUNY Orange toward the completion of the articulated degree programs.

For more information about this agreement and Pace's programs, please contact Nicole Salimbene at 914-773-3225 or nsalimbene@pace.edu

Ramapo College of New Jersey

Ramapo College will admit as transfer students and continue to assist all SUNY Orange students, who meet the determined admissions criteria, following current and future articulation agreements established between the institutions. Ramapo College and SUNY Orange will work to support transfer student experience and increase completion rates of transfers.

SUNY Albany

Please visit the SUNY Albany transfer website.

SUNY Canton

Students who have completed an Associates program at SUNY Orange will be accepted into a baccalaureate program.

Student Eligibility: Graduates of SUNY Orange must possess a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.0 on a 4.0 scale. SUNY Canton assures acceptance for SUNY Orange students who have a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or better. (Note that program-specific requirements are stated on the individual program's current course equivalency chart on file.) Students are encouraged to apply during their last semester at SUNY Orange.

Transfer Credit: A grade of C or better must be earned for each transfer credit of courses applicable to the Bachelor's Degree.

Degree Requirements: SUNY Canton requires that 120 or more credits (depending on the specific program) be completed in order to earn a Bachelor's Degree. To be eligible for graduation with a Bachelor's Degree, a minimum of 30 credits must be taken in residence at SUNY Canton. Fifteen credits must be taken in the major, or acceptable cognates as determined by the department at SUNY Canton. Students will be required to matriculate in accordance with the guidelines as specified in the policies of the academic catalog.

For more information about SUNY Canton, please contact Rebecca Blackmon at (315) 386-7686 or blackmonr@canton.edu

SUNY Empire State College

This Pathways Transfer Program Agreement assures that qualified students completing any Associate in Arts (AA), Associate in Science (AS), or Associate of Applied Science (AAS) degree at SUNY Orange will be able to transfer seamlessly to SUNY Empire. It also establishes procedures for graduates of SUNY Orange to obtain the appropriate bachelor's degree (BA, BS, and BPS) at SUNY Empire.

During their first year at SUNY Empire, students in the Pathways Transfer Program may, with advisement, opt to cross-register for up to 15 additional credits at SUNY Orange beyond the associate degree. These lower-division credits will be applicable to the baccalaureate degree program by satisfying SUNY General Education requirements or needed pre-requisite courses.

Up to 79 lower-division credits can be transferred in, leaving at least 45 upper-division credits to be completed towards the 124 credit bachelor's degree at SUNY Empire. This includes 24 upper-division credits within the student's selected concentration, consistent with the College's requirements for a bachelor's degree. Each participating student will be able to transfer all credits earned as part of their associate degree to SUNY Empire, as long as they fit into the student's designed bachelor's degree program.

To be eligible, SUNY Orange transfer students must have completed an associate degree or be in (for entering) their final semester of completing an associate degree.

Admissions forms are available at https://www.esc.edu/admissions/. For more information, please contact Chris Rolley, HVenroll@esc.edu or 800-847-3000, ext. 3461.

SUNY New Paltz

Please visit the SUNY New Paltz transfer website.

SUNY, University at Buffalo, School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences

Orange Communty College and the University at Buffalo School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences have established an agreement providing a 2 + 4 undergraduate/professional school education leading to the associate's degree from Orange Community College and the Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) degree from the University at Buffalo. The first phase (undergraduate) of the collaborative program will consist of the completion of a minimum of an AA or AS program/major at Orange Community College including all of the University at Buffalo PharmD program required prerequisite courses. The second phase will consist of completion of the four-year curriculum of the Doctor of Pharmacy program at the University at Buffalo. Under this agreement, the student would receive an associate's degree from Orange Community College and upon approval of the University at Buffalo, the student will complete four years of professional study and requirements for the Doctor of Pharmacy degree. For more information contact Anthony Scalia.


Program-Specific Agreements

Accounting

  • Pace University
    • A.A.S. Accounting (to B.B.A. General Accounting OR Public Accounting OR Finance)
    • A.S. Accounting (to B.B.A. General Accounting OR Public Finance OR Finance)

Business

  • Pace University
    • A.A.S. Business Management (to B.B.A. Business Management OR Marketing OR Finance)
    • A.S. Business Administration (to B.B.A. Business Management OR Marketing OR Finance)

Computer Science and Technology

  • Mount Saint Mary College
    • A.A.S. Cybersecurity (to B.S. Cybersecurity)
  • Pace University
    • A.A.S. Computer Information Technology (CIT) Networking (to B.S. Information Technology)
    • A.A.S. Cybersecurity (to B.S. Information Technology)
    • A.S. Computer Science (to B.A./B.S. Computer Science)

Criminal Justice

  • Pace University
    • A.S. Criminal Justice (to B.S. Criminal Justice)
    • A.S. Criminal Justice - Police (to B.S. Criminal Justice)

Education

Honors Program

Human Services

  • Pace University
    • A.S. Human Services (to B.A. Applied Psychology and Human Relations)
    • A.S. Human Services (to B.A. Psychology)
    • A.S. Human Services (to B.A. Sociology-Anthropology)

International Studies

Liberal Arts and Sciences

  • Pace University
    • A.S. Liberal Arts: Mathematics and Natural Sciences (to B.S. Mathematics)

New Media

  • Pace University
    • A.A.S. New Media (to B.A. Film and Screen Studies)
    • A.A.S. New Media (to B.S. Digital Cinema and Filmmaking)

Nursing

Visual Communications

  • Pace University
    • A.A.S. Visual Communications Technology: Graphic Art/Printing (to B.A. Art)
    • A.A.S. Visual Communicaitons Technology: Graphic Art/Printing (to B.F.A. Art)
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