ELMIRA COLLEGE-CORNING COMMUNITY COLLEGE
ARTICULATION AGREEMENT
February 2016
General Policies
A. Elmira College accepts a maximum of sixty-eight semester hours of credit from two- year colleges.*
B.
Associate in Arts and Associate in Sciences Degrees:
1.) Students who have received Associate in Arts and Associate in Sciences degrees from Corning
Community College will be admitted to Elmira College as Juniors, if they have at least 54
college transfer credits.
2.) Recipients of these college transfer degrees will receive credit for grades of "D", provided that;
(1) the student has earned a cumulative grade point average of 2.000 or higher, (2) the courses
in which the grades were earned are applicable to the degree, (3) Corning Community College
recognizes the course as a college transfer course, and (4) Elmira College recognizes the course
as a college transfer course (see the Elmira College Bulletin)
Any course that is included in the credits required for an Associate in Arts or Associate in
Science Degree is recognized by Corning Community College as a “college transfer course" and
will be so recognized by Elmira College.
3.) a. Students who have completed the Associate in Arts or the Associate in Sciences degree are
exempt from FYS 1010, First-Year Seminar.
b. For courses that fulfill the Elmira College General Degree Requirements, see the course
listing in Part C below.
4.) Recipients of these degrees will have completed the Elmira College Communication Skills
Program requirement. They will also have fulfilled the Physical Education requirement.
Careful selection of electives should permit the completion of most of the other General
Degree Requirements. Courses are listed below which meet specific parts of the General
Degree Requirements.
C. Associate in Applied Science Degrees: Although many courses may transfer, as listed in Section II,
these degrees are not designed for transfer. Elmira College recognizes this distinction between
degrees, programs and courses leading directly to careers and those that are applicable to
baccalaureate degrees. With a little careful planning, a student may select courses that meet many
of the general education and major requirements of Elmira College, as well as Corning Community
College's requirements for the occupational degree. The specific course equivalents and major
requirements are provided in Parts II and III, below, but the following guidelines may be useful to
Corning Community College students who are considering transferring to Elmira College:
* Corning Community College Nursing graduates will be allowed to transfer up to
80 credits
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ELMIRA COLLEGE ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIP
Elmira College Scholarships and Grants
For Corning Community College Graduates
Students transferring to Elmira College are automatically reviewed for one of the
College’s merit based scholarships ranging from $16,000 to $26,000 per year,
renewable at that level throughout each year of continued full-time study for the
number of terms normally required to earn the baccalaureate degree. The Office
of Admissions will award the scholarship at the time of acceptance based upon
the student’s cumulative achievement in collegiate coursework. No separate
scholarship application is required.
Honor Scholarships*
Presidential Honor Scholarship
Value: $26,000 per year
Trustee Honor Scholarship
Value: $23,000 per year
Founder Honor Scholarship
Value: $21,000 per year
Mark Twain Honor Scholarship
Value: $16,000 per year
*Scholarship values are for students beginning in the Fall of 2015. Values may
change over time.
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GENERAL DEGREE REQUIREMENTS
A. Communications Skills Program (6 credits)
Corning students with A. A., A. S. or A.A.S. degrees will have completed this requirement.
Corning students who complete ENGL 1010 and ENGL 1020 (College Composition I and II) will
meet this requirement. If only one course has been completed, the student will be required to take
the other Writing course at Elmira College.
B. "W" Course (3 credits)
Every student must complete, with a passing grade, a course at Elmira College from an approved
list of "W" courses. This will be an upper-level course, taken at Elmira College, in the student's
major with a special emphasis on written communication.
C. Mathematical Competency and Quantitative Reasoning
Mathematical Competency (0-5 credits)
Completion (with a passing grade) of any of the following courses will satisfy this requirement:
MATH 1215, MATH 1225, MATH 1411, MATH 1412, MATH 1413, MATH 1510, MATH 1520,
MATH 1610, or MATH 1620, MATH 2610, MATH 2620.
Quantitative Reasoning Requirement (3-6 credits)
The Quantitative Reasoning or (QR) requirement will expose students to developing strategies and
solving problems in a structured, logical and analytical way. Students will also have the opportunity
to apply these strategies to specific questions in specific disciplines. Students will take one course
(usually 3 or 4 credits) beyond Mathematical Competency. Courses satisfying Quantitative
Reasoning contain a significant quantitative component. These courses may come from a variety of
disciplines including but not limited to Mathematics. [See Appendix A]
D. First-Year Seminar (3 credits)
Full-time students who transfer less than 21 credits must complete FYS 1010, First Year Seminar at
Elmira College.
E. The Pillars and World Engagement (27-36 credits)
The Pillars and World Engagement requirements provide students with the intellectual breadth in
the liberal arts and sciences necessary to be a broadly educated and globally aware citizen.
Courses taken as part of a major or concentration will qualify for The Pillars. No more than 3
credit hours from the same field code may be applied unless that field code is for a language other
than English.
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Pillars:
Fine Arts – 6 credits
(ARTS, MCOM2700&2710, MUSC,
THEA)
Humanities and Languages – 9 credits
(ARAB, ENGL, FREN, GERM, GREK,
HIST, HUMA, ITAL, LATN, PHIL, RUSS,
SIGN, SPAN, SPCH)
Social Sciences – 6 credits
(ANTH, CRJ, ECON, GEOG, GOVT,
PSYC, SOCI)
Mathematics and Natural Sciences – 6 credits
(ASTR, BIOL, CHEM, ERTH, GEO, MAT,
NSC, PHY)
World Engagement:
Non-Western Perspectives (NWP) – 3 credits
[See Appendix B]
Global (GLP) – 3 credits
[See Appendix B]
Western Perspectives (WEP) – 3 credits
[See Appendix B]
F. Physical Education and Wellness (2 activities or at least 2 credits)
Recipients of the Corning Community College Associate in Arts or Associate in Science degree
have fulfilled this requirement. Other transfer students should refer to the list of specific Corning
Community College courses, which can be used to fulfill this requirement. They are found in the
Physical Education and Recreation sections in the equivalent course lists in this agreement. Refer
to the Elmira College Bulletin for alternative ways to fulfill this requirement. Elmira College
requires all full-time undergraduate students to complete this requirement.
G. Career-Related Internship (0 credit)
The career-related internship provides an opportunity for students to explore work experience
related to the major or to potential career goals. Career-related internships may be completed any
time after the sophomore year and do not receive academic credit, unless offered for credit by the
student’s major. No essay is required. Elmira College requires all full-time undergraduate
students to complete this requirement. There are multiple ways to complete the Career-Related
Internship requirement:
1. Work for a minimum of 80 hours in a pre-career or major-related environment. This work
may be paid or unpaid, but must be career or major-related. Students may work with the
Office of Career Services or on their own to find an appropriate career or major-related
internship.
2. Students must complete the major specific internship if it is required by the major.
Students who are completing a major that offers an internship for credit may complete their
internship according to the guidelines of the major. The number of hours required for the
internship may vary from major to major.
3. Pre-Graduate School Internship. Students who plan to go on to graduate school may work
with a faculty member to write an original thesis, or produce an original body of work
appropriate for their field of study. This option will require students to register for 6 credit
hours. The thesis or work should result in a significant and appropriate contribution of new
ideas to the field. Upon completion, students will do an oral presentation of their work to
the campus community.
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The Career-Related Internship is administered by the Office of Career Services. Additional
information is available from the Director of Career Services. The following Corning Community
College courses may meet the Elmira College Career-Related Internship Requirement. Students
must demonstrate proof of work hours completed.
AUTO 2140 Automotive Practicum
BUOT 2960
Office Technology Practicum
BUSN 2960
Field Experience
BUSN 2970
Business Management Internship
CHTK 2960
Chemical Tech Work Internship
CRJ 2960
Criminal Justice Practicum
ECED 2960
Field Experience—Early Childhood
EDUC 1960
Fieldwork and Seminar in Education
HOSP 2960
Hospitality Practicum
HUSR 2960-61 Human Services Practicum I&II
INTD1960-63 Field Experience
ITRN 1960-63 Internship
MACH 2350 Machine Tool Co-op
MCOM 2961-63 Radio/TV Internship
MCOM 2971-73 Journalism/Technical Writing, Public Relations Internship
MGMT 2960 Managerial Field Experience
NURS1100, 1500, 2100, 2500 Nursing I-IV
H. Community Service Requirement (0 credit)
Beginning with the Class of 2017, all full-time undergraduate students are required to
complete a 60 hour non-credit community service experience with a local non-profit
organization before the end of their sophomore year at Elmira College. No essay is required
to complete this requirement. A list of non-profits in Elmira is available from the Office of
Career Services. The Office is considering eliminating the waiver option for all students,
including those currently enrolled, beginning in the Fall of 2014. Additional information is
available in the Office of Career Services.
The following Corning Community College course may meet the Elmira College CareerRelated Internship Requirement. Students must demonstrate proof of work hours completed.
INTD 1000
Service Learning*
*Service Learning may be taken for 3 credit hours. 3 credit hours = 60 hours of community
service; partial credit may be applied.
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EQUIVALENT COURSES
This part of the articulation agreement lists, by academic discipline, those courses offered by
Corning Community College which may be applied toward the baccalaureate degrees (A.B. and
S.B.) at Elmira College.
Corning Community College courses which do not have specific equivalents at Elmira College, but
which are accepted toward an Elmira College degree are listed below as follows:
“Major Electives” are courses counting toward the total number of credits in a major but not
specifically required for the major.
“General Electives” are courses counting toward the total of 120 credits needed for graduation but
not counting toward any major or general degree requirement.
Corning Community College courses which are not listed below may still be included in the 60 to
68 credits accepted for transfer, even if they do not meet any of the Major, Minor, or General
Degree requirements at Elmira College; however, all courses accepted in transfer must be of a
generally similar nature, content, and level to Elmira College courses (and must not be remedial or
narrowly vocational).
Accounting
The Elmira College equivalents of the following 4 credit courses carry only 3 credits each; therefore, only 3
credits of any one course may be applied toward the major requirements in Accounting or Business
Administration. (VERY IMPORTANT: See also the special state regulations governing the Accounting
major, which are set forth in Part III, Special Major Requirements.)
ACCT 1030 Financial Accounting
ACCT 1040 Managerial Accounting
ACCT 2030 Intermediate Accounting I
ACCT 2040 Intermediate Accounting II
ACCT 2050 Cost Accounting
ACC 2010 Financial Accounting
ACC 2021 Managerial Accounting
ACC 3540 Intermediate Accounting I
ACC 3541 Intermediate Accounting II
ACC 3610 Cost Accounting
General Electives: ACCT 2090, ACCT 2100, and ACCT 2120 (These courses cannot be used to fulfill
requirements or as electives in the Accounting major. They can be used as general electives toward the 120
credits needed for graduation.)
Anthropology
ANTH 2120 Cultural Anthropology
ANT 1040 Cultural Anthropology
Arabic
ARAB 1010 Elementary Modern Standard
Arabic Conversation & Structure I
ARAB 1020 Elementary Modern Standard
Arabic Conversation & Structure II
ARA 1010 First Year Arabic I
ARA 1020 First Year Arabic II
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Art
ARTS 1030 Drawing I
ARTS 1210 Ceramics I
ARTS 1220 Basic Black & White Photography
ARTS 1310 Art History: Pre-historic to Medieval
ARTS 1320 Art History: Renaissance to Modern
ARTS 1400 Introduction to Digital Art
ARTS 1410 Two-Dimensional Design
ARTS 1420 Three-Dimensional Design
ARTS 1440 Intro to Graphic Design
ARTS 2030 Drawing II
ARTS 2110 Painting I
ARTS 2120 Painting II
ARTS 2210 Ceramics II
ART 1210 Drawing I
ART 1370 Ceramics I
ART 1250 Photography I
ART 2100 Intro to Art Hist: Prehistoric
to Gothic
ART2101Intro to Art Hist: Renaissance
to Modern
ART 1280 Computer Imaging & Graphic Design
ART 1200 Two Dimensional Design
ART 1300 Three-Dimensional Design
ART 1280 Computer Imaging and
Graphic Design
ART 2210 Drawing II
ART 1220 Painting I
ART 2220 Painting II
ART 2370 Ceramics II
General Electives: ARTS 1450, ARTS 1500, ARTS 2220, ARTS 2540, ARTS 2550, ARTS 2620, and
ARTS 2990
Astronomy
ASTR 1010 Elements of Astronomy
AST 1010 Intro to Desc. Astronomy
General Electives: ASTR 1020 and ASTR 1030
Biology
BIOL 1010 Introduction to Biology - Plants
or
BIOL 1020 Introduction to Biology - Animals
BIOL 1050 Introduction to Human Biology
BIOL 1210 Principles of Anatomy & Physiology I
BIOL 1220 Principles of Anatomy & Physiology II
BIOL 1510 General Biology I
BIOL 1520 General Biology II
BIOL 2010 Microbiology
BIOL 2020 Anatomy & Physiology I
BIOL 2030 Anatomy & Physiology II
BIO 1010 The Biological World
BIO 1071 Human Biology
BIO 1210 Anatomy and Physiology I
BIO 1211 Anatomy and Physiology II
BIO 1020 Biological Concepts I
BIO 1022 Biological Concepts II
BIO 1110 Intro to Microbiology
BIO 1210 Anatomy and Physiology I
BIO 1211 Anatomy and Physiology II
General Electives: BIOL 1030, BIOL 1500, BIOL 1550, BIOL 1560, BIOL 2040, BIOL 2050, BIOL 2060,
and BIOL 2080
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Business
BUSN 1021 New Venture Creation
BUSN 1040 Principles of Business
BUSN 1230 Personal Law
BUSN 1231Business Law I
BUSN 1232 Business law II
BUSN 2020 Personal Finance
BUSN 2035 Prin. of Finance
BUSN 2040 Prin. of Investment
BUSN 2053 Bus. Stats and Data Analysis
MGT 3020 Entrepreneurship
BUS 1000 Intro to Business
BUS 1950 Selected Legal Topics in
Personal Household and Family Law
MGT 2010 Business Law I
MGT 2020 Business Law II
BUS 1900 Consumer Economics and
Personal Finance
FIN 3010 Corporation Finance
FIN 1900 Intro to Finance
MAT 2090 Statistical Methods
General Electives: BUSN 1030 and BUSN 2002
Chemistry
CHEM 1010 Chemical Principles
CHEM 1510 General Chemistry I
CHEM 1520 General Chemistry II
CHEM 1510 General Chemistry I
CHEM 1520 General Chemistry II
CHEM 2010- Organic Chemistry I
CHEM 2020 Organic Chemistry II
CHEM 2031 and 2032 Quantitative
Analysis Theory - Lab
CHEM 2041 and 2042 Instrumental Analysis
Theory - Lab
CHE 1800 The World of Chemistry
CHE 1510 Basic Chemical Principles I
CHE 1511 Basic Chemical Principles II
CHE 1505 General Chemistry I
CHE 1515 General Chemistry II
CHE 2010 Organic Chemistry I
CHE 2020 Organic Chemistry II
Major elective
CHE 3140 Analytical Chemistry
General Electives: CHEM 1020 and CHEM 1030
Chinese
CHIN 1010
CHIN 1020
CHIN 2010
CHIN 2020
Beginning Chinese I
Beginning Chinese II
Intermediate Chinese I
Intermediate Chinese II
CHI 1010 First Year Chinese I
CHI 1010 First Year Chinese II
CHI 2010 Second Year Chinese I
CHI 2020 Second Year Chinese II
Criminal Justice
CRJ 1010 Intro to Criminal Justice
CRJ 2010 Criminal Investigation I
CRJ 1010 Intro to Criminal Justice
CRJ 3110 Criminal Investigation
General Electives: CRJ 1020, CRJ 1030, CRJ 1040, CRJ 1050, CRJ 2020, CRJ 2030, CRJ 2040, CRJ 2050,
and CRJ 2203
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Computer Science
CSCS 2320 Data Structures & File Concepts
CSCS 2330 Discrete Structures
CSCS 2420 Java Programming
CSCS 2430 Digital Logic
and
CSCS 2650 Computer Organization
CSCS 2700 Data Communications
CSNT 1200 Network Fundamentals
CSNT 1400 LAN-WAN Networking
(any two of the three above)
CSIT 2400 Database System
CSIT 2310 Structured Systems Analysis & Design
and
CSIT 2390 Advanced Systems Analysis
MIS 2200 Data Structures
MAT 2100 Discrete Mathematics
MIS 1050 Intro to Computer
Programming
MIS 2000 Computer System
Organization
MIS 3400 Data Communicating and
Networks
MIS 3300 Database Systems
MIS 4020 Systems Design and
Development
NOTE: MIS 3010, Introduction to MIS, is a Business core requirement; however, those specializing in MIS
have this requirement waived by passing MIS 3300 and MIS 4020.
General Electives: CSCS 1240 and CSCS 2460
Early Childhood
General Electives: ECED 1110, ECED 1120, ECED 1130, ECED 1140, ECED 1150, ECED 1503, and
ECED 1524
Economics
ECON 2001 Prin. of Econ. (Macro)
ECON 2002 Prin. of Econ. (Micro)
ECO 2020 Principles of Macroeconomics
ECO 2010 Principles of Microeconomics
General Elective: ECON 1000
Education
EDUC 1010 Foundations of Education
EDUC 1560 Special Education & the Inclusive
Classroom
EDUC 1960 Fieldwork & Seminar in Education
EDUC 2040 Teaching in the Diverse Classroom
EDUC 2050 Schools and Society
EDU 1010 Foundations of Education
EDU 2020 Teaching Students with Disabilities
in the Inclusive Classroom
EDU 1920 Introductory Fieldwork and
Seminar in Education
Elective
Elective
Engineering
General Elective: ENGR 2150
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English
ENGL 1010 College Composition I OR
ENGL 1510 Honors College Composition I
ENGL 1020 College Composition II OR
ENGL 1520 Honors College Composition II
ENGL 2010 Amer. Literature I
ENGL 2020 Amer. Literature II
ENGL 2040 Fantasy and Science Fiction
ENGL 2160 The Short Story
ENGL 2170 Modern Drama
ENGL 2180 Modern Novel
ENGL 2310 English Literature I
ENGL 2320 English Literature II
ENGL 2330 Shakespeare
ENGL 2410 World Literature I
ENGL 2420 World Literature II
ENGL 2480 Creative Writing-Fiction & Drama
ENGL 2490 Creative Writing-Poetry
ENGL 2601-2602-2603 Film: An Introduction
WRT 1010 College Composition I
WRT 1020 College Composition II
ENG 2042 American Literature:
Beginnings to the Civil War
ENG 2043 American Literature: Civil
War to 1960
Major Elective (2000 level)
ENG 2003 Literary Genres: Studies in
Short Fiction
ENG 2170 Intro to Drama
Major Elective (2000 level)
ENG 2020 Major English Authors I:
Medieval & Renaissance
ENG 2021 Major English Authors II:
Neoclassical & Romantic
ENG 2250 Shakespeare
Major Elective (2000 level)
Major Elective (2000 level)
ENG 2010 The Craft of Writing Fiction
ENG 2015 The Craft of Writing Poetry
FAR 2610 Suspense Films or
FAR 2611 Great Film Directors or
FAR 2612 Great Film Performers or
FAR 2613 Classic Horror Films
General Electives: ENGL1501, ENGL1502, ENGL 2030, ENGL 2090, ENGL 2190, ENGL 2220,
ENGL 2661-2662-2663 and ENGL 2800
Earth Science
General Elective: ERTH 1010 Earth Science
French
FREN 1010 Elem. French Conversation
FREN 1020 Elem. French Conversation &
Structure II
FREN 2010 Intermediate French
FREN 2020 Composition and Conversation
FREN 2310 A Brief Intro to Literature
FRE 1010 First -Year French I
FRE 1020 First -Year French II
FRE 2010 Second-Year French I
FRE 2020 Second-Year French II
Major Elective (2000 level)
General Electives: FREN 2070, FREN, 2080, FREN 2130, and FREN 2140
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Geography
General Elective: GEOG1010, GEOG 1210
Geology
GEOG 1510 Physical Geology
GEO 1010 Physical Geology
General Electives: GEOL 1010, GEOL 1520, and GEOL 1530
German
GERM 1010 Elem. German Conversation and
Structure I
GERM 1020 Elem. German Conversation and
Structure II
GERM 2010 Intermediate German
GERM 2020 Composition and Conversation
GERM 2310 A Brief Intro to German Literature
GER 1010 First-Year German I
GER 1020 First-Year German II
GER 2010 Second-Year German I
GER 2020 Second-Year German II
Major Elective (2000 level)
General Electives: GERM 2070, GERM 2080, GERM 2130, and GERM 2140
Government
GOVT 1010 Amer. Federal Government
GOVT 1020 State and Local Government
GOVT 2010 Introduction to Political Science
GOVT 2040 The Constitution, Law, and
the Courts
PSC 1040 American Government & Politics
PSC 2020 State and Local Government &
Politics
PSC 2030 Comparative Politics –
European
PSC 3040 Law & the Courts in Amer.
Politics
General Elective: GOVT 2030
Greek
GREK 1010 Elem. Classical Greek I
GREK 1020 Elem. Classical Greek II
GRK 1010 Introductory Greek I
GRK 1020 Introductory Greek II
History
HIST 1010 Hist. of Western Civilization I
HIST 1020 Hist. of Western Civilization II
HIST 1110 American History I
HIST 1120 American History II
HIST 2050 History of England: Prehistory to 1700
HIST 2060 History of England: 1700 – present
HIS 1500 European History I
HIS 1501 European History II
HIS 1400 United States History I
HIS 1401 United States History II
HIS 2503 History of England to 1688
HIS 2504 History of England Since 1688
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General Electives: HIST 1050, HIST 1140, HIST 2040, HIST 2090, HIST 2110, HIST 2111, HIST 2120,
HIST 2180, HIST 2320, and HIST 2410
Health Education
HLTH 1010 Basic Life Support for the
The Professional Rescuer
HLTH 1202 Perspectives of Drugs
HLTH 1206 Issues in Women’s Health
PED 1112 CPR, First Aid, and Professional
Rescuer
HMS 2010 Chem. Dependency:
Treatment and Rehabilitation
WMS 1200 Women’s Health
General Electives: HLTH 1001, HLTH 1100, HLTH 1200, HLTH 1201, HLTH 1202, HLTH 1203,
HLTH 1204, HLTH 1205, HLTH 1207, HLTH 1510
Honors
The Registrar and appropriate faculty will evaluate projects on an individual basis for credit.
Humanities
HUMA 2030 General Linguistics
LAL 3220 Intro to Linguistics (English)
General Electives: HUMA1010, HUMA 1020, HUMA 2010, HUMA 2060, HUMA2070, and HUMA
2200
Human Services
HUSR 1000 Achievement Motivation
HUSR 1010 Human Services I
Possible major elective*
HMS 1000 Human Services in
Contemporary America
HUSR 1030 Intro to Helping Skills and
Pre-Practicum
HUSR 1040 Human Services II
HUSR 1070 Death and Dying
HUSR 1110 Alcoholism Counseling Credentialing
Process & Overview
HUSR 1211 Managing Disruptive Behavior
HUSR 1221 Therapeutic Crisis Intervention
HUSR 1510 Group Dynamics
HUSR 1520 Intro to Differing Abilities
HMS/PSY 3300 Basic Counseling
Techniques
Possible major elective*
HMS 2025 Death & Dying
Possible major elective*
HUSR 1530 Aging in the 21st Century
HUSR 1540 The Developmentally Disabled Adult
HUSR 1581 and1582 Working w/Abused Clients,
Perpetrators and Survivors I & II
HUSR 1590 Working with Children and Youth
At Risk
HUSR 2010 Substance Abuse Counseling
Possible major elective*
Possible major elective*
Possible major elective*
HMS 1900 Perspectives on Mental
Retardation & Related Disorders
Possible major elective*
HMS 1900 Perspectives on Intellectual &
Developmental Disabilities
HMS 1905 Abuse in America
HMS 3025 Services for Children and
Youth
HMS 2010 Chemical Dependency:
Treatment & Rehabilitation
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HUSR 2960 Human Services Practicum I
HUSR 2961 Human Services Practicum II
HMS 2515 Practicum in Human Services
HMS 2515 Practicum in Human Services
*This depends on the specialization within the major. Consult with an Elmira College Human Services’
faculty member
General Elective: HUSR 1620
Interdisciplinary*
General Elective: INDI 1000 Service Learning
*see Office of Career Services to determine credit for Elmira College’s Community Service requirement
Internship*
General Electives: ITRN 1960, ITRN 1961, ITRN 1962, and ITRN 1963
*see Office of Career Services to determine credit for Elmira College’s Internship requirement
Italian
ITAL 1010 Elementary Italian Conversation &
Structure II
ITAL 1020 Elementary Italian Conversation &
Structure II
ITAL 1030 Intermediate Italian
ITA 1010 First Year Italian I
ITA 1020 First Year Italian II
ITA 201 Second Year Italian I
Latin
LATN 1010 Elem. Latin I
LATN 1020 Elem. Latin II
LAT 1010 Intro Latin I
LAT 1020 Intro Latin II
Learning Skills
General Electives: LEAR 1000, LEAR 1010, and LEAR 1030 ( Note: LEAR 1030 cannot be accepted
for credit if either LEAR 1010 or LEAR 1020 have been accepted.)
Mathematics
MATH 1130 Math for Elementary Teachers I
MATH 1140 Math for Elementary Teachers II
MATH 1310 Elementary Statistics
MATH 1411 Elementary Functions I
MATH 1412 Elementary Functions II
MATH 1413 Pre-Calculus Mathematics
MAT 2005 Math for Elementary Teachers I:
Number Systems
MAT 2006 Mathematics for Elementary
Teachers II: Geometry & Measurement
MAT 2090 Statistical Methods
MAT 1030 College Algebra
MAT 1090 Precalculus
MAT 1090 Precalculus
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MATH 1610 Calculus I
MATH 1620 Calculus II
MATH 2330 Discrete Structures
MATH 2610 Calculus III
MATH 2620 Ordinary Differential Equations
MAT 2010 Calculus I
MAT 2020 Calculus II
MAT 2100 Discrete Mathematics
MAT 3010 Calculus III
MAT 3020 Ordinary Differential Equations
General Electives: MATH 1015*, MATH 1110, MATH 1120, MATH 1215*, MATH 1225*, MATH
1510, MATH 1520, MATH 2410, MATH 2560
* MATH 1015, MATH 1215 and MATH 1225. Transfer credit is awarded for these courses although
there are no “equivalent” courses at Elmira College. Successful completion of MATH 1210, MATH
1215, MATH 1220 or MATH 1225 fulfills the Mathematics Competency requirement in the General
Degree Requirements at Elmira College. MATH 1015 does not fulfill this requirement but is accepted
for credit.
Because many Elmira College majors require at least one Statistics course, a sequence at Corning
Community College such as MATH 1215-MATH 1225 plus either MATH 1310 at Corning
Community College or MAT 2090 at Elmira College is highly recommended.
Media Communications
General Electives: MCOM 2160, MCOM 2700, and MCOM 2710
Management
MGMT 2041 Principles of Management
MGMT 2042 Small Bus. Management
MGMT 2046 Strategies for Women in Mgmt.
MGMT 2047 Human Resources Management
MGMT 2070 Quantitative Aids to Management
MGT 2240 Principles of Management
MKT 1901 Entrepreneurs and Entrepreneurship
MGT 2025 Women in Management
MGT 3720 Human Resource Management
MGT 3410 Operations Planning & Control
General Electives: MGMT 2010 and MGMT 2045
Marketing
MKTG 2050 Principles of Marketing
MKT 2250 Marketing
General Elective: MKTG 1051
Major Electives: MKTG 2057 and MKTG 2058 (these courses can be counted as 3-credit
electives toward the Marketing Specialization)
Music
MUSC 1110 Music Theory I
MUSC 1120 Intro to Harmony
MUSC 1230 Hist. & Appreciation of Music I
MUSC 1240 Hist. & Appreciation of Music I
MUS 1920 Fundamentals of Music
MUS 1120 Music Theory II
MUS 2010 History & Literature:
Ancient to Classical
MUS 2020 History & Literature:
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MUSC 1311 Instrumental Performing Ensemble
MUSC 1321 Class Piano I
MUSC 1325 Class Guitar I
MUSC 1412 Select Vocal Ensemble
MUSC 2321 Class Piano II
MUSC 2325 Class Guitar II
MUSC 1920-1990 Private Music Lessons
MUSC 2821 Individual Study: Voice
Classical to Modern
MUS1015 Instrumental Ensemble
MUS 1011 Class Piano Lessons I
MUS 1003 Private Guitar
MUS 1017 Chamber Singers
MUS 1025 Class Piano Lessons II
MUS 1003 Beginning Private Guitar
Equivalent private lessons
MUS 1020 Beginning Private Voice
General electives: MUSC 1130, MUSC 1411, MUSC 1421, and MUSC 2421
Nursing
NURS 1100 Nursing I
NURS 1500 Nursing II
NSG 2510 Fundamentals of Nursing Care I
NSG 2520 Fundamentals of Nursing Care II
Upon successful completion of NURS 2100 and NURS 2500 graduates will receive credit for NSG
3110, NSG 3111, NSG3112, NSG 3900, NSG 4011.
Successful completion of SCIN 1010 and SCIN 1020 fulfills CHE 1010 Introductory Chemistry, BIO
1110 Microbiology, BIO 1210 and BIO 1211 Anatomy and Physiology I and II for the Nursing Major.
NURS 2000 can transfer in as elective credit.
NOTE: This agreement applies only to individuals who have earned the AAS in Nursing.
Health, Physical Education, Recreation Development
PEPD 1201 Philosophy, Prin. and
Organization of Coaching
PED 3115 Theory & Techniques of
Coaching
General Electives: PEPD 1000, PEPD 1200, and PEPD 1202
Physical Education
Corning Community College courses with similar or identical titles to those at Elmira College are
considered equivalent. Transfer credit is not granted for intercollegiate sports, for example PFIT 1500
through PFIT 1623 although they may be used to waive a physical education activity.
Courses which can be counted toward fulfillment of the Physical Education requirement are: PFIT
1000, PFIT 1001, PFIT 1002, PFIT 1003, PFIT 1004, PFIT 1005, PFIT 1006, PFIT 1007, PFIT 1009,
PFIT 1010, PFIT 1011, PFIT 1012, PFIT 1013, PFIT1014, PFIT 1015, PFIT 1016, PFIT 1017, PFIT
1019, PFIT 1020, PFIT 1021, PFIT 1023, PFIT 1050, PFIT 2000, PFIT 2002, PFIT 2013, and PFIT
2014
RECC 1000 Intro to Yoga
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Philosophy
PHIL 1010 Introduction to Philosophy
PHIL 1050 Introduction to Logic
PHIL 2010 Introduction to Ethics
PHIL 2250 Health Care Ethics
PHIL 2310 Philosophy of Religion OR
PHIL 2330 Honors Philosophy of Religion
PHIL 2320 World Religions
PHIL 2500 Business Ethics
Major elective at the 1000-level
PHR 1005 Logic
PHR 1006 Ethics
HLS 2030 Health Care Ethics
PHR 3050 Philosophy of Religion
Major elective at the 1000-level
PHR 2900 Business & Society: Does
The Corporation Have a Conscience?
General Electives: PHIL1001, PHIL 1100, PHIL1230, PHIL 1300, PHIL 2050, PHIL 2070, PHIL 2200,
PHIL 2360, and PHIL 2420
Physics
PHYS 1010 Elementary Physics
PHYS 1820 Physics I
PHYS 2830 Physics II
PHY 1030 The World of Physics
PHY 2000 Principles of Physics I
PHY 2010 Principles of Physics II
General Electives: PHYS 1580, PHYS 1730, PHYS 1740, PHYS 2090, PHYS 2100, and PHYS 2840
Psychology
PSYC 1101 Introduction to Psychological Science
OR
PSYC 1620 Honors General Psychology
PSYC 2201 Social Psychology
PSYC 2206 Research Methods in the Social
Sciences
PSYC 2207 Child Psychology or
PSYC 2208 Adolescent Psychology
PSYC 2209 Psych of Adult Development
PSYC 2214 Health Psychology
PSY 1010 Introduction to Psychology
PSY 3010 Social Psychology
SSC 2502 Evaluating Social Science
Research
PSY 2060 Child & Adolescent
Psychology
PSY 3000 Adult Development and Aging
PSY 2800 Health Psychology
General Electives: PSYC 2030, PSYC 2212, PSYC 2215, and PSYC 2221
Recreation
These courses may be used toward fulfillment of the Physical Education requirement: RECC 1000,
RECC 1003, RECC 1004, RECC 1005, RECC 1006, RECC 1007, RECC 1010, RECC 1011, RECC
1012, RECC 1013, RECC 1014, RECC 1015, RECC 1018, RECC 1019, RECC 1021, RECC 2000,
and RECC 2013
Russian
General Electives: RUSS 1010, RUSS 1020, and RUSS 2010
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Science
Upon successful completion of SCIN 1010 and SCIN 1020 fulfills CHE 1010 Introductory Chemistry,
BIO 1110 Microbiology, BIO 1210 A&P I and BIO 1211 A&P II for the Nursing Major
General Electives: SCIN 1030, SCIN 1040, SCIN 1110, and SCIN 1120
Sign Language
SIGN 1010 American Sign Language I
SIGN 1020 American Sign Language II
SIGN 2010 American Sign Language III
ASL 1010 American Sign Language I
ASL 1020 American Sign Language II
ASL 2010 American Sign Language III
General Elective: SIGN 2020
Sociology
SOCI 1010 Introduction to Sociology
SOCI 2000 Social Problems
SOCI 2030 The Family
SOCI 2060 Research Methods in Social Sciences
SOCI 2210 Diversity in the United States
SOCI 2310 Sociology of Crime and Delinquency
SOC 1010 Introduction to Sociology
SOC 1021 Social Problems
SOC 2620 The Family
SSC 2502 Evaluating Social Science Research
SOC 2003 American Minorities
SOC/CRJ 3200 Juv. Delinquency &
Juv. Justice.
Spanish
SPAN 1010 Elementary Spanish Conversation
and Structure I
SPAN 1020 Elementary Spanish Conversation
and Structure II
SPAN 2010 Intermediate Spanish
SPAN 2180 Composition and Conversation
SPAN 2310 Brief Intro Spanish Literature
SPA 1010 First Year Spanish I
SPA 1020 First Year Spanish II
SPA 2010 Second Year Spanish I
SPA 2020 Second Year Spanish II
major elective at 2000-level
General Electives: SPAN 1050, SPAN 2070, SPAN 2080, SPAN 2130, and SPAN 2140
Speech
SPCH 1060 Interpersonal Communication (Individual)
OR
SPCH 2210 Interpersonal Communication (Group)
SPCH 1080 Public Speaking
SPC 2010 Interpersonal Communication
SPC 2020 Public Speaking
General Electives: SPCH 1110 and SPCH 2130
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Theatre
THEA 1010 Introduction to Theatre
THEA 1020 Introduction to Acting
THEA 1030 Introduction to Technical Theatre
THE 1010 Introduction to Theatre
THE 2013 Acting I
THE 1012 Play Production
General Electives: THEA 1100, 1101, 1110, 1111, 2100, 2102, 2110, and
2112 (a maximum of 2 credit hours may be transferred for these courses)
Wellness
General Electives: WELL 1200 and WELL 1201
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SPECIAL MAJOR REQUIREMENTS
Equivalent General Education and Major Requirements for most Elmira College Degrees may be
determined by consulting the list of courses in Part II of this agreement. However, certain majors have
special requirements, which are set forth here. In this section, the terms and conditions involved in
completing these majors are presented in the context of the Corning Community College Curricula, so that
Corning students, who may consider transfer to Elmira College, may plan their programs more effectively.
Accounting
Elmira College's S.B. Degree in Accounting is registered by the New York State Education Department as
qualifying for the CPA Licensure. Elmira College must meet the standards established by the State Board
of Accountancy. For that reason, the S.B. Degree in Accounting is a highly structured major with very
specific requirements. Students must complete 27 credits in Accounting, 33 credits in Business and related
courses, and 60 college transfer credits in the "Liberal Arts and Sciences". To meet these standards, Elmira
College limits to 12 the number of credits in Accounting, which may be transferred:
ACCT 1030 (3 credits only) Acct. Prin. I
ACCT 1040 (3 credits only) Acct. Prin. II
ACCT 2030 (3 credits only) Inter. Acct. I
either
ACCT 2040 (3 credits only) Inter. Acct. II
or
ACCT 2050 (3 credits only) Cost Accounting
ACC 2010 Prin. of Acct. I
ACC 2020 Prin. of Acct. II
ACC 3540 Intermediate Acct. I
ACC 3541 Intermediate Acct. II
ACC 3610 Cost Accounting
Other transferable elective courses include:
ECON 2001
ECON 2002
BUSN 1231-1232
MGMT 2041
MATH 1310
MKTG 2050
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Principles of Economics (Macro)
Principles of Economics (Micro)
Business Law I and II
Principles of Management
Elementary Statistics
Principles of Marketing
Students entering Corning Community College who plan to sit for the C.P.A. examination are
advised to enroll in the Associate in Science transfer program in Business Administration (AS), and
to complete the advanced requirements in accounting after they transfer. Corning graduates who
have received the Associate in Applied Science Degree in Accounting (AAS) must consult a
member of the accounting faculty at Elmira College to determine their status at the time of
registration.
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Business Administration
To satisfy all but three of the core requirements in this major, students should complete the following
courses:
ACCT 1030-1040
ECON
2001
ECON
2002
BUSN 1231-1232
MATH
MKTG
MGMT
1310
2050
2041
Accounting Principles I and II
Principles of Economics (Macro)
Principles of Economics (Micro)
Business Law I and II (provided both courses
are completed at Corning Community College)
Elementary Statistics
Principles of Marketing
Principles of Management
Biology
BIOL 1510-1520
General Biology I and II are the entry-level courses for this major
Chemistry
CHEM 1510-1520
General Chemistry I and II are the entry level courses for this major
Education
Although a minimum 2.0 Grade Point Average (GPA) is required for Admission to Elmira College,
acceptance into the Teacher Education Program and Student Teaching has a higher GPA
requirement. Students must earn and maintain a 2.7 GPA in both their academic major and/or
concentration and in their Teacher Education program courses. An application for acceptance into the
Teacher Education Program must be completed by January 15th in the student's second (Sophomore)
year. The Student Teaching I application is due by October 15th in the student's third (Junior)
year. Transfer students who are admitted to Elmira College with Junior status must complete both
applications by October 15th of their third (Junior) year and their Student Teaching II applications by
January 15th of their third (Junior) year.
The Liberal Arts and Sciences: Education/Childhood Education Program at Corning Community College
is a jointly registered program of Corning Community College and Elmira College.
Please contact the Teacher Education Department at Elmira College for information about these and New
York State Teacher Certification requirements.
English
The following courses are recommended for prospective English majors:
ENGL 2010 or 2020
ENGL 2310-2320
ENGL 2480 or 2490
American Literature I or II
English Literature I-II
Creative Writing: Fiction and Drama or Poetry
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Foreign Languages
A major in foreign languages requires completion of core requirements plus an area of specialization chosen
from French or Spanish. Each specialization in a modern foreign language requires a minimum of 24
credits excluding the first-year course, as specified in the Elmira College Bulletin. At least 12 of these
credits must be at the 3000-level or higher.
Some core requirements and their Corning Community College equivalents are:
A foreign language (Classical or Modern) different from the specialization
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6 credits
Elementary French courses if the specialization is not French
Elementary Spanish courses if the specialization is not Spanish
Elementary German courses
ARAB 1010 Elementary Modern Standard Arabic Conversation & Structure I
ARAB 1020 Elementary Modern Standard Arabic Conversation & Structure II
GREK 1010-1020 Elementary Classical Greek I and II
LATN 1010-1020 Elementary Latin I and II
RUSS 1010-1020 Elementary Russian Conversation and Structure I and II
History and Civilization courses appropriate to the field of specialization
•
12 credits
HIST 2410 Latin American History (if the specialization is Spanish)
Nursing
Twenty credits in nursing are accepted to meet Elmira College Nurse Education Program requirements.
Other nursing credits earned at CCC are accepted as elective credit.
Philosophy and Religion
All philosophy courses offered at Corning Community College are acceptable electives in philosophy and
religion.
Criminal Justice
Although several specific courses are equivalent, the Elmira College S.B. major in Criminal Justice is
significantly different from the Corning Community College A.A.S. Criminal Justice degree in its structure
and purposes. Students who have received this degree should consult a member of the Elmira College
faculty to determine their status prior to registration.
Speech and Hearing
A maximum of nine credits may be transferred as related electives based on the equivalencies listed in part
II.
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REVISION AND CANCELLATION
This agreement may be revised or cancelled by either party at the end of any academic year, provided that
written notice is submitted to the other party no later than the end of the first semester of the previous year.
Changes to course titles and new courses may be added throughout the year with the consultation of both
parties. Students who are enrolled in Elmira College shall complete their programs under the terms in
force at the time.
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APPENDIX A—QUANTITATIVE REASONING COURSES
Corning Community College Course
Elmira College Course
BIOL 1510 General Biology I
BIO 1020 Biological Concepts I
BUSN 2040 Principles of Investment
CHEM 1010 Chemical Principles
CHEM 1510 General Chemistry I
CHEM 1520 General Chemistry II
CHEM 2010 Organic Chemistry I
ECON 2001 Principles of Economics (Macro)
ECON 2002 Principles of Economics (Micro)
GEOG 1510 Physical Geology
MATH 1130 Math for Elementary Teachers I
FIN 1900
CHE 1800
CHE 1510
CHE 1511
CHE 2010
ECO 2020
ECO 2010
GEO 1010
MAT 2005
MATH 1310 Elementary Statistics
MATH 1610 Calculus I
Introduction to Investments
World of Chemistry
Basic Chemistry Principles I
Basic Chemistry Principles II
Organic Chemistry I
Principles of Macroeconomics
Principles of Microeconomics
Physical Geology
Mathematics for Elementary
School Teachers I
MAT 2006 Mathematics for Elementary
School Teachers II
MAT 2090 Statistical Methods
MAT 2010 Calculus I
MATH 1620 Calculus II
MAT 2020 Calculus II
MATH 2330 Discrete Structures
MATH 2610 Calculus III
MATH 2620 Elementary Differential Equations
PHIL 1050 Intro to Logic
PHYS 1010 Elementary Physics
PHYS 1820 Physics I
PSYC/SOCI 2206 Research Methods in the
Social Sciences
MAT 2100
MAT 3010
MAT 3020
PHR 1005
PHY 1030
PHY 2000
SSC 2502
MATH 1140 Math for Elementary Teachers II
Discrete Mathematics
Calculus III
Ordinary Differential Equations
Logic
The World of Physics
Principles of Physics I
Evaluating Social Science
Research
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APPENDIX B—WORLD ENGAGEMENT COURSES
Non-Western Perspectives (NWP)
Corning Community College Course
ANTH 2120
Cultural Anthropology
ARTS 1500
East Asian Art
HIST 2110
Modern Africa
HIST 2120
Islam and the Middle East
Elmira College Course
ANT 1040 Cultural Anthropology
General Elective
General Elective
General Elective
Western Perspectives (WEP)
Corning Community College Course
ARTS 1310 Hist. & Appreciation of Art I
ARTS 1320 Hist. & Appreciation of Art II
PHIL 2500 Business Ethics
ENGL 2010 Amer. Literature I
ENGL 2020 Amer. Literature II
ENGL 2040 Fantasy and Science Fiction
ENGL 2160 The Short Story
ENGL 2310 English Literature I
ENGL 2320 English Literature II
ENGL 2330 Shakespeare
FREN 1010 Elem. French Conversation
FREN 1020 Elem. French Conversation &
Structure II
FREN 2010 Intermediate French
FREN 2180 Comp and Conversation
FREN 2310 A Brief Intro to Literature
GERM 1010 Elem. German Conversation and
Structure I
GERM 1020 Elem. German Conversation and
Structure II
GERM 2010 Intermediate German
GERM 2180 Comp. and Conversation
GOVT 1010 Amer. Federal Government
GOVT 2010 Comparative Government
GOVT 2040 The Constitution, Law, and
the Courts
Elmira College Course
ART 2100 Intro to Art Hist: Prehistoric
to Gothic
ART 2101Intro to Art Hist: Renaissance
to Modern
ECO/PHR 2900 Business and Society: Does the
Corporation Have a Conscience?
ENG 2042 American Literature:
Beginnings to the Civil War
ENG 2043 American Literature: Civil
War to 1960
Major Elective (2000 level)
ENG 2003 Literary Genres: Studies in
Short Fiction
ENG 2020 Major English Authors I:
Medieval & Renaissance
ENG 2021 Major English Authors II:
Neoclassical & Romantic
ENG 2250 Shakespeare
FRE 1010 First -Year French I
FRE 1020 First -Year French II
FRE 2010 Second-Year French I
FRE 2020 Second-Year French II
Major Elective (2000 level)
GER 1010 First-Year German I
GER 1020 First-Year German II
GER 2010 Second-Year German I
GER 2020 Second-Year German II
PSC 1040 American Government & Politics
PSC 2030 Comparative Politics – European
PSC 3040 Law & the Courts in Amer.
Politics
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GREK 1010 Elem. Classical Greek I
GREK 1020 Elem. Classical Greek II
HIST 1010 Hist. of Western Civilization I
HIST 1020 Hist. of Western Civilization II
HIST 1110 American History I
HIST 1120 American History II
HIST 1140 The American West
HIST 2040 History of Modern Europe
HIST 2050 History of England: Prehistory to 1700
HIST 2060 History of England: 1700 – present
HIST 2090 African American History
HIST 2111 Twentieth Century America
HIST 2320 The Civil War
HUMA 1010, 1020, 2010, 2070, 2200
ITAL 1010 Elementary Italian Conversation &
Structure II
ITAL 1020 Elementary Italian Conversation &
Structure II
ITAL 1030 Intermediate Italian
LATN 1010 Elem. Latin I
LATN 1020 Elem. Latin II
MUSC 1230 Hist. & Appreciation of Music I
MUSC 1240 Hist. & Appreciation of Music I
PHIL 1050 Intro to Logic
PHIL 1300 Current Moral Issues
PHIL 2010 Intro to Ethics
PHIL 2250 Health Care Ethics
SOCI 1011 Introduction to Sociology
SPAN 1010 Elem. Spanish Conversation
and Structure I
SPAN 1020 Elem. Spanish Conversation
and Structure II
SPAN 2010 Intermediate Spanish
SPAN 2180 Composition and Conversation
SPAN 2310 Brief Intro to Literature
THEA 1010 Intro to Theatre
GRK 1010 Introductory Greek I
GRK 1020 Introductory Greek II
HIS 1500 European History I
HIS 1501 European History II
HIS 1400 United States History I
HIS 1401 United States History II
General Elective
General Elective
HIS 2503 History of England to 1688
HIS 2504 History of England Since 1688
General Elective
General Elective
General Elective
General Elective(s)
ITA 1010 First Year Italian I
ITA 1020 First Year Italian II
ITA 201 Second Year Italian I
LAT 1010 Intro Latin I
LAT 1020 Intro Latin II
MUS 2010 History & Literature:
Ancient to Classical
MUS 2020 History & Literature:
Classical to Modern
PHR 1005 Logic
PHR 1006 Ethics
HLS 2030 Health Care Ethics
SOC 1010 Introductory Sociology
SPA 1010 First Year Spanish I
SPA 1020 First Year Spanish II
SPA 2010 Second Year Spanish I
SPA 2020 Second Year Spanish II
major elective at 2000-level
THE 1010 Introduction to Theatre
Global Perspectives (GLP)
Corning Community College Course
GEOG 1010 World Geography
Elmira College Course
SOC/SSC 1492 Introduction to Geography
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