Queensborough Community College Transfer Resource Center Presents
Four-Year College Planning Series: S.T.E.M. Majors
Fall 2021
Transfer Resource Center (TRC) Team
RRhodd@qcc.cuny.edu
Transfer Timeline
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0 to 15 Credits
Explore your options.
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15 to 30 Credits
Create a plan and stay course.
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30 to 45 Credits
Application season begins.
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45 to 60 Credits
Review admissions decisions.
What is a Dual/Joint Degree Program?
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A written agreement between two colleges.
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Provides an opportunity for a seamless transfer.
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Must graduate from Queensborough Community College.
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Students must complete program requirements at each college.
Dual/Joint Program for S.T.E.M. Students
*Students enrolled in the Dual/Joint Degree program with John Jay College do not file a transfer application.
**Students enrolled in the Biotechnology and Chemistry programs must earn a minimum of 2.5 in the Sciences and must file a transfer application.
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John Jay College
York College
Each program has a unique coordinator at QCC.
The CUNY Justice Academy
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Students do not apply to John Jay College.
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Access to research opportunities.
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Students must complete all requirements as outlined in the agreement.
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Must graduate from Queensborough Community College.
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While in the CUNY Justice Academy (CJA) program at QCC, students have access to a CJA Adviser on the John Jay campus.
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QCC/John Jay Justice Academy Adviser: Keisha Lewars
Klewars@jjay.cuny.edu.
What are Articulation Agreements?
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Agreement between two colleges
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Provides an opportunity for a seamless transfer.
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Students must follow complete program requirements as outlined in the agreement.
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Must graduate from Queensborough Community College.
Staying on Track
For information about requirements for completing your degree, schedule an advisement appointment with your Adviser or Student Manager via STARFISH.
Exploring Academic Programs
CUNY Options in Sciences for S.T.E.M. Students
QCC A.S. Degree Programs in Math and Science can lead to Degrees at:
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B.A. in Sciences
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Baruch College
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Brooklyn College
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Hunter College
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Queens College
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B.S. in Sciences
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Brooklyn College
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Hunter College
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Medgar Evers College
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Queens College
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York College
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CUNY Computer Science Programs
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B.A. in Computer Science
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Hunter College
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Lehman College
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Queens College
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B.S. in Computer Science
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Brooklyn College
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City College
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College of Staten Island
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Lehman College
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Medgar Evers College
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New York City College of Technology
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Queens College
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York College
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CUNY Psychology Programs
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B.A. in Psychology
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Baruch College
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Brooklyn College
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City College
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College of Staten Island
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CUNY School of Professional Studies
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Hunter College
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Lehman College
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Medgar Evers College
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Queens College
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York College
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Associate in Applied Science Degree (A.A.S)
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Brooklyn College
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College of Staten Island
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City College
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Options for Technology Students
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QCC A.A.S. Degree Programs in Technology can Lead to a B. Tech. or B.S. Degree at:
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City College (CUNY)
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New York City College of Technology (CUNY)
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York College (CUNY)
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Farmingdale State College (SUNY)
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New York Institute of Technology (Private)
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QCC A.A.S. Degree Program in Architecture can lead to a B.S. degree at:
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City College (CUNY)
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New York City College of Technology (CUNY)
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New Jersey Institute of Technology (Private)
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Pratt Institute (Private)
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Options for Engineering Students
QCC A.S. Degree Programs in Engineering can lead to a Degree at:
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CUNY
City College
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College of Staten Island
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New York City College of Technology
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SUNY
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Farmingdale State College
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SUNY Maritime
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SUNY Stony Brook
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How to Reach Us
We are available to assist you via email, telephone or Zoom.
For Transfer resources and information, visit us online at www.qcc.cuny.edu/transfer
For quick questions or to schedule an appointment, email us at TransferResourceCenter@qcc.cuny.edu
Be sure to email us from your QCC email address. Include your full name, phone number and CUNY id number in your email.