FLCC Liberal Arts Advising Guide for Transfer Students
Undergraduate B.A./B.S. Program
Course Requirements
Major Listing
Students should choose one major and complete as many recommended courses below as needed to fulfill program elective requirements. Students should complete coursework listed below. However, Fisher requires students to take a minimum of one-half of the major courses at St. John Fisher University. Please contact an admissions counselor at Fisher with questions.
| Major | Recommended Courses |
|---|---|
| American Studies - BA | ENG 201; HIS 110, 111, 206; POL 100 |
| Biology – BA/BS | BIO 121, 122; CHE 121, 122; MAT 121 |
| Economics – BA | ECO 210, 211; MAT 121 |
| English – BA | ENG 221 choose any three courses from: ENG 200, 202, 203, 204, 205, 206 and other 200 level ENG |
| Film & Television - BS | COM 110, COM 123, COM 202 |
| History – BA | HIS 100, 101, 110, 111; and one additional HIS course |
| International Studies – BA | ECO 211, HIS 101, POL 130 |
| Legal Studies – BA | Choose liberal arts coursework. |
| Mathematics – BA/BS | MAT 220, 271, 272, 273, 274, 276 |
| Philosophy – BA | PHL 101, 103, 105, 110, 170 |
| Physics – BA/BS | PHY 151, 152; MAT 271, 272, 273, 274 |
| Political Science – BA | POL 100, 110, 130, 200 |
| Religious Studies – BA | PHL 105, 170 |
| Spanish - BA | SPN 101, 102, 201, 202 |
Additional Notes
BA degree candidates need to show language proficiency. Students can fulfill the requirement by either having transfer credit for language at the 112 level at Fisher (102 level at cc), taking course(s) at Fisher to complete at the 112 level or by taking a language proficiency test through the department of Modern Languages at Fisher that demonstrates proficiency at the 112 level. The proficiency test does not result in academic credit, as this is not a credit requirement. Transfer coursework will result in academic credit.
Grade Point Average: 2.0 GPA required for admission consideration to Fisher. Students must submit a formal transfer application the semester before intended enrollment.
Last Updated: 2024