June 25, Dr. Eileen Strempel Associate Dean Graduate School Syracuse University 203C Bowne Hall Syracuse, NY

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1 Academic and Student Affairs 3251 Panthersville Rd. Decatur. GA TEL: FAX: June 25, 2010 Dr. Eileen Strempel Associate Dean Graduate School Syracuse University 203C Bowne Hall Syracuse, NY Dear Eileen, Clarkston Campus 555 N. Indian Creek Dr. Clarkston, GA Decatur Campus 3251 Panthersville Rd. Decatur, GA Dunwoody Campus 2101 Womack Rd, Dunwoody, GA Enclosed please find a signed copy of the articulation agreement between our institutions. We look forward to our collaboration to provide an opportunity for GPC students to earn baccalaureate degrees at Syracuse University. Sincerely, Elizabeth A. Molloy Assistant Vice President Academic Affairs Lawrenceville Campus 1000 University Center Ln. Lawrenceville, GA Newton Campus 239 Cedar Ln. Covington, G A Alpharetta Site 3705 Brookside Pwky. Alpharetta. G A Rockdale Site in Conyers 1064 Culpepper Dr. Conyers, GA The University System of Georgia/AA/EOE

2 SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY Introduction This articulation agreement is developed as a tool for advisement to assist in the transferability of comparable coursework from Georgia Perimeter to parallel programs of study at Syracuse University. Objectives Syracuse University enters into this agreement with the following objectives: 1. To attract qualified community college students into Syracuse University. 2. To facilitate an efficient and smooth transition into Syracuse University from Georgia Perimeter programs. 3. To provide a path of coursework at Georgia Perimeter that is applicable to programs of study at Syracuse University. 4. To encourage academic coordination, faculty and administrative interactions, and student engagement. Terms of Agreement The establishment of this agreement, the two academic institutions agree to the following terms: 1. Georgia Perimeter agrees to designate faculty and academic/transfer advisors to facilitate the advisement for students interested in transferring to Syracuse University. 2. Syracuse University agrees to accept the attached list of coursework into the Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science programs; provided achievement be no less than a grade of C or better. The maximum number of transferable credit is 66 credit hours. 3. Syracuse University agrees to accept qualified candidates who meet the admissions standards of the desired program of study at the time of admission. Admission to SU is contingent upon a continued record of good citizenship and character. Admissibility into the program of study to be determined by the Undergraduate Admissions Office. 4. The agreement will be subject to annual review by both Georgia Perimeter and Syracuse University, or in the event there are changes to the curriculum at either institution. 5. Georgia Perimeter and Syracuse University will recognize and promote the agreement with prospective transfer students.

3 6. Faculty and administrators at Georgia Perimeter and Syracuse University will continue to develop collaborative ways to engage prospective transfer students. Georgia Perimeter and Syracuse University authorize this agreement to become effective June 1st, George M. Langford P h.d Dean of the of Arts and Sciences Syracuse University Dr. Anthony S. Tricoli President Georgia Perimeter Eric F. Spina, Vice Chancellor and Provost Syracuse University

4 Biology BS and/or BA Articulation Agreement CHEM 1211 and 1211L 4 CHE 106/107 4 CHEM 1212 and 1212L 4 CHE 116/117 4 CHEM 2641/2641L 4 CHE 275/276 5 CHEM 2642/2642L 4 CHE 325/326 5 BIOL 2107 and 2107L 4 BIO BIOL 2108 and 2108L 4 BIO 123/124 4 BIOG 1913 and 19113L 4 BIO Writing Skills ENGL For the two divisions below, please have three classes in one division and at least two in the other. 3 3 Humanities (6-12 credits1) Social Sciences (6-12 credits1) Critical Reflections (6-8 credits1) approved courses: ENVS 1401; EURO 1101; FILM 2900; PSYC 2610; SOC

5 Chemistry BS and/or BA Articulation Agreement CHEM 1211 and 1211L 4 CHE 106/107 4 CHEM 1212 and 1212L 4 CHE 116/117 4 CHEM 2641/2641L 4 CHE 275/276 5 CHEM 2642/2642L 4 CHE 325/326 5 PHYS 2211 and 2211L 4 PHY 211/221 4 PHYS 2212 and 2212L 4 PHY 212/222 4 Writina Skills ENGL For the two divisions below, please have four classes in one division and at least two in the other, Humanities (6-12 credits) Social Sciences (6-12 credits) Critical Reflections (6-8 credits) approved courses: ENVS 1401; EURO 1101; FILM 2900; PSYC 2610; SOC 1160 Total Credit Hours 62 64

6 Earth Sciences BS and/or BA Articulation Agreement CHEM 1211 and 1211L 4 CHE 106/107 4 CHEM 1212 and 1212L 4 CHE 116/117 4 PHYS 2211 and 2211L 4 PHY 211/221 4 PHYS 2212 and 2212L 4 PHY 212/222 4 GEOL 1121 and 1121L 4 EAR 101/102 7 GEOL 1122 and 1122L 4 Writinq Skills ENGL 1101 or 1101E For the two divisions below, please have four classes in one division and at least two in the other. Humanities (6-12 credits) Social Sciences (6-12 credits) Critical Reflections (6-8 credits) 6 approved courses: ENVS 1401; EURO 1101; FILM 2900; PSYC 2610; SOC Total Credit Hours 62 61

7 Math BS and/or BA Articulation Agreement MATH MAT MATH MAT MATH MAT MATH MAT Writing Skills ENGL For the three divisions below, please have three classes in two divisions and a two-course sequence in lab science in the remaining one. Humanities (9-12 credits) 9 9 at least one two-course sequence is required Social Sciences (9-12 credits) at least one two-course sequence is required 9 9 Natural Sciences (12-16 credits) two sequential courses in a laboratory science Critical Reflections (6-8 credits) approved courses: ENVS 1401; EURO 1101; FILM 2900; PSYC 2610; SOC 1160 Total Credit Hours 62 61

8 Physics BS and/or BA Articulation Agreement CHEM 1211 and 1211L 4 CHE 106/107 4 CHEM 1212 and 1212L 4 CHE 116/117 4 MATH MAT PHYS 2211 and 2211L 4 PHY 211/221 4 PHYS 2212 and 2212L 4 PHY 212/222 4 Writinq Skills ENGL For the two divisions below, please have three classes in one, and four in another. 3 3 Humanities (9-12 credits) 9 9 three or four courses, one 2-course sequence required. Social Sciences (9-12 credits) 9 9 three or four courses, one 2-course sequence required. Critical Reflections (6-8 credits) approved courses: ENVS 1401; EURO 1101; FILM 2900; PSYC 2610; SOC 1160 Total Credit Hours 61 61