Liberal Arts: Humanities and Social Science Course Sequence, Academic Programs, SUNY Orange Catalog

Liberal Arts: Humanities and Social Science

TRANSFER DEGREE
MIDDLETOWN CAMPUS
NEWBURGH CAMPUS
DISTANCE LEARNING

Liberal Arts: Humanities and Social Science Gateway Courses:

Gateway courses: ENG 101, SUNY Math (or pre-requisite leading to a SUNY Math)
Key courses: COM 101
Electives: to be selected based on career goals and in consultation with an advisor

Courses above have been recommended by the department to help introduce you to the program (Gateway courses) and guide you in selecting courses that will provide you with the best academic experience (Key courses and suggested Electives).

PPREREQUISITE
CCOREQUISITE
P/CPRE/COREQUISITE

First Semester

Course #	Course Name	P, C, P/C	Credits
ENG 101	Freshman English 1	P	3
________	SUNY Math (GE 1)		3-4
________	Social Science (Cat. A)*		3
COM 101	Foundations of Communication		3
________	Liberal Arts Elective		3
PES 100	Concepts of Physical Wellness		1
	Total Semester Credits		16-17

Milestones

During this semester, students should:

Prepare for your first advising session by making a list of the subjects and topics that you are finding most interesting so far
Take the FOCUS career inventory assessment and match it up to your interest list
Join a club

Second Semester

Course #	Course Name	P, C, P/C	Credits
ENG 102	Freshman English 2	P	3
________	SUNY Natural Science (GE 2)		3-4
________	Social Science (Cat. B)		3
________	Restricted SUNY Elective**		3
________	Liberal Arts elective		3
PES ____	Physical Education		1
	Total Semester Credits		16-17

Milestones

During this semester, students should:

Attend an event sponsored by Cultural Affairs (lecture, talk, presentation, concert, etc.)
Visit a Transfer Fair and talk with potential transfer schools
Seek out scholarship opportunities

Third Semester

Course #	Course Name	Credits
ENG ____	200-level Advanced English	3
________	Math/Liberal Arts Science***	3-4
________	Social Science (Cat. C)	3
________	Liberal Arts elective	3
________	SUNY Arts (GE 8)	3
	Total Semester Credits	15-16

Milestones

During this semester, students should:

Apply to transfer school(s)
Interview or arrange to spend time with someone doing the kind of work that you find most appealing
Attend a student-driven event (fundraiser, awareness raiser, volunteer opportunity, student show, etc.)
Seek guidance on portfolio and resume development

Fourth Semester

Course #	Course Name	Credits
ENG___	200-level Advanced English	3
________	Social Science (Cat D)	3
________	Elective	3
________	Elective	3
________	Elective	3
	Total Semester Credits	15

Milestones

During this semester, students should:

Seek out scholarship opportunities
Attend another student-driven event (fundraiser, awareness raiser, volunteer opportunity, student show, etc.) or Cultural Affairs event
Tune up your portfolio and resume
Work with your advisor to map out your next steps
Apply for graduation

TOTAL DEGREE CREDITS: 62-65

Notes:

*Categories A-D must include a SUNY History (GE 4, GE 5 or GE 6) and a SUNY Social Science (GE 3).

**SUNY Humanities (GE 7) list or SUNY Foreign Language (GE 9) list-Elementary 2 level or above.

***MAT 102 or higher. Lab science not required.

See SUNY Transfer Path link for information about recommended courses: www.suny.edu/attend/get-started/transfer-students/suny-transfer-paths/suny-transfer-paths-all-2015/

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