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1. • • Students graduating from high schools or with diplomas that are not recognized by NYSED may need to complete one of the NYS High School Equivalency pathways prior to the start of a semester in order to be eligible for financial aid and/or for degree conferral from SUNY Plattsburgh.
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   Does SUNY Plattsburgh accept transfer students?

   • Live and learn within a safe and vibrant campus situated in one of New York’s most scenic locations. SUNY Plattsburgh enrolls 400+ transfer students annually and is committed to making the transfer process easy. We have a friendly credit-transfer policy, and we’ll pre-register you into your major courses before orientation.

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   Does SUNY Plattsburgh have a first year student experience?

   • Freshmen at SUNY Plattsburgh are eased into college life through the school’s First-Year Student Experience program, which provides mentors, academic support and a housing community with other freshmen. In addition to the main, residential campus in Plattsburgh, the school has a branch campus in Queensbury, N.Y.

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   How much does SUNY Plattsburgh cost?

   • Its in-state tuition and fees are $8,950; out-of-state tuition and fees are $18,860. Freshmen at SUNY Plattsburgh are eased into college life through the school’s First-Year Student Experience program, which provides mentors, academic support and a housing community with other freshmen.

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   What GPA does SUNY Plattsburgh accept?

   • SUNY Plattsburgh accepts students with a GPA of 3.27. It's OK to have a B-average (3.0) and some A's in your academic record. If you have taken AP or IB classes, these will help boost your weighted GPA and demonstrate your ability to handle college-level courses.

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   Can a SUNY transfer student exceed grading requirements?

   • Local policies cannot require a transfer student to exceed the number of credits to graduation that are required of students who began their college education at the same institution, and students are still able to meet minimum credit requirements. Q: What is the grading policy for the transfer of SUNY General Education courses?

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   What are SUNY transfer path core courses?

   • A: SUNY Transfer Paths are Core lower division course requirement sets that are identified as being foundational major and associated cognate courses. These courses are used to achieve junior status after two years of full-time study. Q:

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3. www.plattsburgh.edu › admissions › transferTransferring Course Credits | SUNY Plattsburgh

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   SUNY Plattsburgh accepts college credit from new transfers and first-year students who have earned college credit in high school. College credit must be earned from regionally accredited institutions of higher education and from recognized candidates for accreditation.

4. www.plattsburgh.edu › admissions › internationalInternational Grade Equivalencies | SUNY Plattsburgh

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   Sep 2, 2024 · Each year, SUNY Plattsburgh awards transfer credit for academic coursework completed at hundreds of colleges and universities across the United States and the world. High School Grade Equivalents. Canadian Provinces. Alberta (AB) British Columbia (BC) Manitoba (MB) New Brunswick (NB) Newfoundland & Labrador (NL) Northwest Territories (NT)

5. www.plattsburgh.edu › admissions › internationalInternational Transfer Admissions | SUNY Plattsburgh

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   Sep 3, 2024 · Any international applicant who has completed academic studies at another college or university may be considered for transfer admission to SUNY Plattsburgh. The minimum standards for admission as a transfer student are: Completion of at least one year of full-time study; Academic achievement equivalent to 2.5 on a 4.0 scale

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   Students graduating from high schools or with diplomas that are not recognized by NYSED may need to complete one of the NYS High School Equivalency pathways prior to the start of a semester in order to be eligible for financial aid and/or for degree conferral from SUNY Plattsburgh.

7. system.suny.edu › student-success › transferTransfer and Articulation FAQ - SUNY System

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   A: Approved SUNY Transfer Path courses are guaranteed to transfer as courses in the major or required cognates (not just as electives) at all SUNY campuses if completed with the grade of C or better. Please note the following additional provisions:

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   Students who have less than 24 credits will be asked to provide a high school transcript in addition to official transcripts from all previously attended postsecondary institutions. SUNY Plattsburgh requires the submission of official standardized thest scores for students with less than 24 transferrable credits.

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   Course equivalencies are tables of courses that are transferable among institutions. In order to receive credit at your SUNY transfer campus for a course completed at another institution, that course must first be determined to be "equivalent" to a course offered at your SUNY transfer campus.