C.COURSE TO COURSE EQUIVALENCIES AND TRANSFER CREDIT AWARDED

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1 C.COURSE TO COURSE EQUIVALENCIES AND TRANSFER CREDIT AWARDED Sending College Receiving College Equivalent (Or Other Evaluation) Credit Granted Course & Title Cr. Course & Title Cr. General Education (Liberal Arts, Core Distribution) Courses ENG Freshman EnglishI* 4 ENG 101 College Composition I: + 1 elective Exploration & Authorship-An Inquiry- Based Writing Course ENG Freshman English II ENG 201 Composition 2: Disciplinary Investigations-Exploring Writing across the Disciplines. HPE Concepts ofwellness ** PED 10 Personal Physical Fitness and Dynanlic Health i BA 0000 Introduction to Computer MAT 20 Data Processing Concepts i ECD Macroeconomics ECD 101 Principles of Economics ECD Money and Banking ECD 24 Money & Banking GROUP REQUIREMENTS (A minimum of three credits each selected from at least three different Liberal Arts and Science Electives 9 9 groups -- I thru IV -- must be in Basic Courses): I. Performing and Visual Arts II. Language and Literature IILSocial Science Elective N. Behavioral Science Elective V. MAT Business Statistics 4 ST A 250 Principles and Methods of + 1 elective (Mathematical Sciences)* ** Statistics SUBTOTALll Specific Program Requirements (Including Prerequisites) ACC Fundamentals of 4 ACC 250 Introduction to Accounting + 1 elective Accounting I ACC Fundamentals of 4 ACC 251 Introduction to Managerial + 1 elective Accounting II Accounting ACC Intermediate Accounting I Accounting 200 Level Electives ACC Intermediate Accounting II Accounting 200 Level Electives ACC 0100 Cost Accounting 4 Accounting 200 Level Electives 4 4 ACC Federal Taxation 4 Accounting 200 Level Electives 4 BA Fundamentals ofbusiness Economics 200 Level Electives BA Business Law I Economics 200 Level Electives SUBTOTAL~ TOTAL =0 * To be reduced to credits by 2011 at which time transfer credits will be credits (ENG 101) ** To be replaced with HE14 (1 cr) by 2011, at which time transfer credits will be 1 credit (Physical Education Elective) *** To be increased to 7 credits (Math & Science course required) by 2011, at which time credits ofmath and 4 credits of Natural Science will transfer. Students may take MAT for credits, rather than MAT for 4 credits. Either course will transfer to John Jay as STA

2 i I ECO D. SENIOR COLLEGE UPPER DIVISION COURSES REMAINING FOR BACCALAUREATE DEGREE BEFORE 2011: ;.- Ul1J1 I, ; ~ General Education (Liberal arts, Core, Distribution) and other Required Courses SPE 11 HIS 20, HIS 204, or HIS 205 Natural Science Elective 4 LIT 20, 21, 22, or 2 Electives 2. Foreign Language** ETH 12, 124, or 125 ; MAT 108 or I Prerequisite and Major Courses 220 Macroeconomics ECO 225 Microeconomics ECO 25 Finance for Forensic Economics CRJ 101 Introduction to Criminal Justice LAW 202 Law and Evidence ACC 07 Forensic Accounting I ACC 08 Auditing ACC 09 Forensic Accounting II ACC 410 Seminar in Forensic Financial Analysis Two elective courses from Category C* ** TOTAL 0 * Ifany ofthese are transferred to John Jay College, a liberal arts and science elective must be substituted. **If foreign Language is waived, a liberal arts and science elective must be substituted. ***Electives in Category C includes: LAW 20 Constitutional Law ECO 0 Quantitative Methods for Decision Makers ECO/SOC 0 Corporate and White-Collar Crime -

3 D. SENIOR COLLEGE UPPER DIVISION COURSES REMAINING FOR BACCALAUREATE DEGREE AFfER PROPOSED CHANGES GO INTO EFFECT IN 2011:. C~ rnn"'~.a and Title "':: ',,,C.Aill'~,:~!,'\,i' ", ' :~\;~} :,','a",.. -. \:(, x:,'i' r \J' " ",~ i,' ", ' :",:.: rf" -~",.'". ':,;'. r.~ J1 General Education (Liberal arts, Core, Distribution) and other Required Courses SPE 11 HIS 20, HIS 204, or HIS 205 HIS 20, HIS 204, or HIS 205 LIT 20 or 21 LIT 22 or 2 Foreign Language** ETH 12, 124, or 125 MAT 108 or Prerequisite and Major Courses ECD 220 Macroeconomics ECD 225 Microeconomics ECD 25 Finance for Forensic Economics CRJ 101 Introduction to Criminal Justice LA W 202 Law and Evidence ACC 07 Forensic Accounting I ACC 08 Auditing ACC 09 Forensic Accounting II ACC 410 Seminar in Forensic Financial Analysis Two elective courses from Category C*** TOTAL 0 * If any ofthese are transferred to John Jay College, a liberal arts and science elective must be substituted. **If foreign Language is waived, a liberal arts and science elective must be substituted. ***Electives in Category C includes: LAW 20 Constitutional Law ECO 0 Quantitative Methods for Decision Makers ECO/SOC 0 Corporate and White-Collar Crime - 4

4 ! G. ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE DEGREE IN ACCOUNTING FROM KINGSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE BEFORE 2011: (SEMESTER BY SEMESTER EXAMPLES) FRESHMAN YEAR: FALL FRESHMAN YEAR: SPRING ACC Fundamentals of 4 ACC Fundamentals of 4 Accounting I Accounting II ENG Freshman English I 4 ENG Freshman English II HPE Concepts ofwellness BA 0000 Introduction to Computer Concepts BA Fundamentals ofbusiness Mathematical Science (MAT Business Statistics is recommended) Total Credits 14 Total Credits I 14 SOPHOMORE YEAR: FALL SOPHOMORE YEAR: SPRING ACC Intermediate Accounting I ACC Intermediate Accounting II ACC 0100 Cost Accounting 4 ACC Federal Taxation 4 BA Business Law I Group Requirement - see below ECO Macroeconomics ECO Money and Banking Group Requirement see below Group Requirenlent see below Total Credits 1 Total Credits 1 Total credits to be taken at Kingsborougb Community College 0 Note:GROUP REQUIREMENTS 9 credits A minimum ofthree credits each selected from at least three different groups -- I thru IV -- must be in Basic Courses. I. Performing and Visual Arts (Excluded are Art & Music Studio, Theatre Production courses) Art-Music-Speech-Theatre Arts II. Language and Literature Foreign Language-Literature-Philosophy III. Social Sciences (NOTE: ECO 12 and 14 MAY NOT BE USED to satisfy Group III) Economics-History-Political Science IV. Behavioral Sciences Anthropology-Psychology-Sociology

5 r ~ : G. ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE DEGREE IN ACCOUNTING FROM KINGSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE (SEMESTER BY SEMESTER EXAMPLES) AFTER PROPOSED CHANGES GO INTO EFFECT IN 2011: FRESHMAN YEAR: FALL FRESHMAN YEAR: SPRING ACC Fundamentals of 4 ACC Fundamentals of 4 Accounting I ~ccounting II ENG Freshman English I NG Freshman English II HE Concepts ofwellness 1 BA 0000 Introduction to Computer Concepts BA Fundamentals ofbusiness Laboratory Science 4 MA T Statistics is recommended Total Credits 14 Total Credits 14 SOPHOMORE YEAR: FALL SOPHOMORE YEAR: SPRING COURSE TITLE Credits I COURSE TITLE Credits ACC Intermediate Accounting I ACC Intermediate Accounting II ACC 0100 Cost Accounting 4 ACC Federal Taxation 4 BA Business Law I Group Requirement - see below ECO Macroeconomics ECO Money and Banking Group Requirement - see below Group Requirement - see below Total Credits 1 Total Credits 1 Total credits to be taken at Kingsborough Community College 0 Note: GROUP REQUIREMENTS: 9 credits Nine (9) credits from Groups A & B: a minimum ofthree () credits from each group plus three more credits in another discipline from either group A or B. A. Arts and Humanities (Disciplines: Art - Foreign Language - Literature - Music - Philosophy - Speech Theatre Arts Media & Film Studies. Excluded are Art studio, Music studio, Theatre production & skills courses.) B. Behavioral and Social Sciences (Disciplines: Anthropology - History - Political Science - Psychology Sociology) 7

6 ~..-~~ ! JUNIOR AND SENIOR YEAR COURSE SEQUENCES AT JOHN JAY COLLEGE OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE (0 CREDITS) BEFORE 2011: I JUNIOR YEAR: FALL JUNIOR YEAR: SPRING C01JRSE TITLE Credits COURSE TITLE Credits ECO 220 Macroeconomics ECO 225 Microeconomics ACC 07 Forensic Accounting I ACC 08 Auditing MAT 108 or 141 SPE 11 Speech Communication CRJ 101 Introduction to Criminal LA W 202 Law and Evidence Justice Foreign Language Foreign Language SENIOR YEAR: FALL SENIOR YEAR: SPRING ACC 09 Forensic Accounting II ACC 410 Seminar in Forensic Financial Analysis Elective course from Category C* Elective course from Category C* Natural Science Elective 4 LIT 20 Classical Literature, LIT 21 Medieval and Early Modem Literature, LIT 22 Modem Literature, or LIT 2American Literature ECO 25 Finance for Forensic ETH 12, 124, or 125 Ethnics Studies Economics elective Free Elective 2 HIS 20, HIS 204, or HIS 205 Total credits to be taken at John Jay College 0 Total credits for the B.S. in Economics: Forensic Financial Analysis 120 * Electives in Category C includes: LAW 20 Constitutional Law ECO 0 Quantitative Methods for Decision Makers ECO/SOC 0 Corporate and White-Collar Crime 8

7 JUNIOR AND SENIOR YEAR COURSE SEQUENCES AT JOHN JAY COLLEGE OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE (0 CREDITS) AFTER PROPOSED CHANGES GO INTO EFFECT IN 2011: JUNIOR YEAR: FALL JUNIOR YEAR: SPRING COURSE TITLE Credits COURSE TITLE I Credits ECO 220 Macroeconomics ECO 225 Microeconomics ACC 07 Forensic Accounting I ~c 08 Auditing MAT 108 or 141 E 11 Speech Communication CRJ 101 Introduction to Criminal LAW 202 Law and Evidence Justice Foreign Language Foreign Language SENIOR YEAR: FALL SENIOR YEAR: SPRING ACC 09 Forensic Accounting II ACC 410 Seminar in Forensic Financial Analysis Elective course from Category C* Elective course from Category C* LIT 20 Classical Literature orlit 21 LIT 22 Modem Literature or Medieval and Early Modem Literature LIT 2American Literature ECO 25 Finance for Forensic ETH 12, 124, or 125 Ethnics Studies Economics elective HIS 20, HIS 204, or HIS 205 HIS 20, HIS 204, or HIS 205 Total credits to be taken at John Jay College 0 Total credits for the B.S. in Economics: Forensic Financial Analysis 120 * Electives in Category C includes: LAW 20 Constitutional Law ECO 0 Quantitative Methods for Decision Makers ECO/SOC 0 Corporate and White-Collar Crime 9