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College Catalog
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SUNY Fredonia
College Catalog are available by download.
Fredonia in 4
"Fredonia in 4"
is our commitment to ensure that freshmen will graduate in 4 years providing
they follow the requirements of the program, such as meet regularly with their
academic advisor. Our graduation rates are among the highest in the nation.
Advanced Placement and College Credit
Over 30% of our freshmen begin college with advanced standing
credit (AP, CLEP and IB) earned in high school. Our Advanced
Credit page outlines the Advanced Placement and CLEP exam scores required
to receive advance credit at Fredonia. Appropriate classes taken at an
accredited college or university will apply toward your degree.
Honors Program
Working closely with faculty members distinguished both for scholarship and
teaching, honors students take four seminar classes. Topics have included
"Politics and the Novel," "Ethical Problems in the Natural Sciences," and "The
Dilemmas of Institutionalized Evil." Each seminar meets a requirement in the
liberal arts and science core curriculum. Honors students also receive a
scholarship award and priority registration for classes.
We invite students to apply based upon an evaluation of academic
credentials; the application requires completion of an essay. Honors Program
invitations are sent to selected students in the Spring. Visit the
Honors Program website.
Liberal Arts Freshman Year Experience
Approximately 25% of our freshman class enter Fredonia as Liberal Arts
students, or students who have not yet chosen a major. The
Liberal
Arts Freshman Year Experience is designed to assist students in their
exploration and selection of a major.
Internship Opportunities
Internships offer you the opportunity to explore career options and test
theories learned in the classroom. Nearly all of our academic programs offer
and encourage internships or experience-based learning.
Study Abroad
As a Fredonia student you have the opportunity to choose from over 400 SUNY
overseas study programs in 50 different countries. Most students study abroad
for a semester in their junior year. Your advisor will help you choose the
right program for you. Contact the
International Education Center at (716) 673-3451 for more
information.
Learning Center
The Learning Center provides free tutoring services to all Fredonia
students. You don't need an appointment; just stop by during drop-in hours. We
have peer tutors for many different courses. Contact
The Learning Center at
(716) 673-3550 for more information.