Welcome to SUNY Fredonia

3-1-3

Interested in 3-1-3?
Current 3-1-3 students For Former 3-1-3 students

Fall 2007 Stats:

  • 49 students enrolled
  • 2.92 mean GPA
  • 18 of 49 (36%) made Dean’s List
  • Average number of credits taken by students: 6.06

Want More Stats?

Each year the 3-1-3 Program surveys the previous class to take a look at the schools students transferred to and how the 3-1-3 experience may have impacted their first year of full-time college.
A total of 24 students returned the survey from a 3-1-3 class of 70 which is 34% of the class.

What do last year's 3-1-3 participants have to say on...

Influence and Prepartion?

College credits and Transferring credit?

Comments and Advice?

Overview of Transfer Credit and Colleges:

Transfer Credit Summary

Even More Stats?

Check out the results from our lastest Five-Year Survey.
See where students went after completing the 3-1-3 program.

Miss the February information meeting?
Click Here for a recap.

The 3-1-3 program allows students from certain local high schools to graduate from SUNY Fredonia in three years. This is possible because the college gives credit for successful completion of selected high school courses, and the high schools in turn give credit for certain courses completed at SUNY Fredonia. As the name 3-1-3 suggests, the student attends three years of high school, a transitional year in which the student is simultaneously enrolled at SUNY Fredonia and his or her respective high school, and then three years of college at Fredonia.The program was inaugurated in 1972, primarily to save students a year's worth of time and tuition on their road to receive a bachelor's degree. It was quickly discovered that the student also gains more flexibility in high school scheduling, because of the spectrum of courses available at a college level. This additional freedom also makes it easier for the student to complete a second major, or discover a new interest entirely. Many former 3-1-3 students have found the year to be a valuable stepping stone to the independence and responsibility of college life.

For more information, contact Liza Smith, 3-1-3 Program Director

Oreintation Meeting Aug '05

3-1-3 Orientation Meeting for 2007-2008 Academic Year

Greetings to the 2007-08 3-1-3 class!
Seven schools are participating:
Brocton Central High School Gowanda High School
Dunkirk High School Silver Creek High School
Forestville High School Westfield High School
Fredonia High School  
for a total of 49 students

 

Link to Learning Center Home Page

Where Success is a tradition