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5SS - Liberal Arts and Sciences-Social Science, A.S.

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    A student exempt from ENGL100 must substitute a three-credit unrestricted elective. The course should be in consultation with the student’s advisor.

    Minimum Grade: C

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    SUNY GEN ED Mathematics Elective: Select in consultation with the student's advisor, in accord with the student's transfer plans. MATH 200 is highly recommended for those intending to transfer into a 4-year Psychology program.
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    Select in consultation with the student’s advisor. Place students in program courses as soon as possible.
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    No more than 3 FITN credits may be used toward the Unrestricted Elective requirements.
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    Students with an interest in transferring for psychology should take two sequential biology courses. The recommended sequence is BIOL102 and BIOL101, in that order, but the appropriate courses should be selected in consultation with the student's advisor.
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    Select in consultation with the student’s advisor. Place students in program courses as soon as possible.
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    Students are encouraged to use their third and fourth semester Unrestricted Electives to take a two-semester language series.
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