Sample Transfer Path

ECC-to-Fredonia: Childhood Education, B.S.Ed. - Transfer Pathway
Sample Transfer Path

 The Childhood Education (Grades 1-6), B.S.Ed. degree prepares graduates to change the world by influencing young minds as an elementary school teacher. Graduates of the Childhood program at Fredonia become certified in New York State to teach children in grades 1-6. Fredonia’s cutting-edge approach of developing high quality programs is enhanced by rich clinical experience, and is supported by a long history of alumni now in successful teaching careers across the country.

The State University of New York at Fredonia is committed to doing our part to provide transfer students a clear path to graduation. This four-year degree plan is a sample map for fulfilling requirements at your Community College and Fredonia. The pathway that you take to your degree may differ somewhat from this illustration, depending on where you start and the decisions you make along the way. Equivalent transfer courses are listed on the map with additional transfer notes provided at the end. Visit our Transfer Credit Equivalency page for additional transfer course information. For complete information about this degree program, please consult the Fredonia University catalog at www.fredonia.edu/catalog. Information regarding completion of an AA/AS degree should be directed to your Community College.

Sample Degree Plan

First Year - ECC

Fall Semester

Course ECC Fredonia Equivalent Credits
EN 100 ENGL 100 Craft of Writing 3
MT 118 MATH 201 Concepts Found Math I 4
PS 100 PSY 129 Foundations of Psychology 3
HI 101 or 102 HIST 222 or HIST 223 US Hist I or II 3
Concentration Course Concentration Course 3
TOTAL 16

Spring Semester

Course ECC Fredonia Equivalent Credits
EN 101/102 WRTG 2TR 200 Level Elective 3
MT 119 MATH 202 Concepts Found Math II 4
SS 212 EDU 105/106 Intro Contemp Inc Ed/Pract 3
FR/SP/SL 110 FREN/SPAN 1TR 100 Level Elect or ASL 110 Intro to Sign Lang 3
Concentration Course Concentration Course 3
TOTAL 16

Second Year - ECC

Fall Semester

Course ECC Fredonia Equivalent Credits
SS 213 EDU 215 Ed in American Society 3
BI 169 BIOL 099 Non Major Elective 3
EN 200 EDU 276 Literacy & Tech Inclusive Ed 3
Concentration Course Concentration Course 4
Concentration Course or SUNY GE Concentration Course or Fredonia Foundations 3
TOTAL 16

Spring Semester

Course ECC Fredonia Equivalent Credits
PS 207 EDU 225 Child Dev EC/CH 3
SS 214 EDU 250/251 Intro Except Lrnr/Pract 3
FR/SP/SL 111 FREN/SPAN 110 Essential French/Spanish or ASL 215 Interm Sign Lang 3
Concentration Course Concentration Course 4
SUNY Gen Ed Diversity Fredonia Foundations Diversity 3
TOTAL 16

Third Year - Fredonia

Fall Semester

Course Credits
EDU 295 Intro to Educ Assessment 3
EDU 303 SAVE/DASA/Fire & Arson 1
EDU 304 Safe Schools & Hlthy Students 1
EDU 305 Cultural/Linguistic Diversity in Classroom 3
EDU 313 Practicum in Inclusive Ed 1
Concentration Course Upper Level Concentration Course 3
Concentration Course Concentration Course 3
TOTAL 15

Spring Semester

Course Credits
EDU 349 Educational Psychology 3
Concentration Course Upper Level Concentration Course 3
Concentration Course Concentration Course 3
Concentration Course Concentration Course 3
Concentration Course or Fredonia Foundations Concentration Course or Fredonia Foundations 3
TOTAL 15

Fourth Year - Fredonia

Fall Semester

Course Credits
EDU 402 Teaching Math in Inclusive Ed 3
EDU 403 Teaching Science in Inclusive Ed 3
EDU 404 Teaching Social Studies in Inclusive Ed 3
EDU 405 Teaching Literacy in Inclusive Ed 3
EDU 406 Literacy & Assessment in Inclusive Ed 3
TOTAL 15

Spring Semester

Course Credits
EDU 416 Capstone Seminar 3
EDU 420 Student Teaching, 1-3 6
EDU 422 Student Teaching , 4-6 6
TOTAL 15

GRAND TOTAL: 124

*Students must earn a B or higher in SS 212 (105/106), PS 207 (EDU 225) , and SS 214 (EDU 250/251) . 
*Students must have a *minimum 3.0 cumulative average for admission to the department. 
*Students must take HI 101 or 102, US Hist I/II to satisfy a SUNY Gen Ed requirement
*Students must take one semester of foreign language 
*Depending on concentration selected, it may take longer than 4 semesters to complete the BSEd degree. 

*Students interested the the dual certification program for Early Childhood/Childhood Education should complete the following courses at ECC to stay on track to graduate in 8 semesters:
CC 202/203 (EDU 221/222) and CC 250 (EDU 315)

Concentrations: Students must select a concentration for the major and should take a minimum of 12 credits in the concentration at ECC. Concentrations are listed below. 

English 
EN 276 (ENGL 106) is a required course for the concentration and must be taken at ECC
- A maximum of 9 additional credits will transfer to Fredonia at the 200 Level; students may transfer courses that transfer as ENGL or WRTG subject Codes 

MATH 
MT 118 (201), MT 119 (202); calculus sequence: MT 175/176 (MATH 120/121) OR MT 181/182 (MATH 122/123); MT 292 (MATH 231) 

MUSIC 
MU 100 (MUS 233), MU 200 (MUS 101), MU 210 (MUS 115), MU 213 (MUS 264), MU 214 (MUED 210), MU 215 (MUS 265) students can also transfer a maximum of 6 ensemble credits towards the concentration 

Natural Sciences  
Physical Science: 6 credits from the following: CH 116 (CHEM 113), PH 270/271 (PHYS 121/123), PH 272/273 (PHYS 122/124) 
Life Science: 6 credits from the following: BI 101 (BIOL 111), BI 107 (BIOL 110), BI 110/115 (BIOL 133/134), BI 225/226 (BIOL 131/132), PH 120/121 (ESCI 105/1TR) 
Earth and Space: 6 credits from the following: AS 180/181 (GEO 150/1TR), AS 182 (PHYS 118), GL 160/161 (GEO 165/169) 
9 credits of electives in any natural science discipline listed above 

Social Sciences 
Students must take HI 106 (HIST 243) and HI 101 (HIST 222) OR HI 102 (HIST 223) 
12 credits can transfer at the lower division (100/200) and 12 credits can transfer at the upper division (300/400) from at least TWO different disciplines from the following subjects: Anthropology, Economics, History, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology 
The following transfer at the upper level (300/400): PS 102 (PSY 328), PS 202 (PSY 356), PS 203 (PSY 345), SO 202 (SOC 320) 

STEM
MT 118 (MATH 201), MT 119 (MATH 202)
18 elective credits from two different disciplines in the following subjects: chemistry, computer science, geoscience, math, physics, statistics

World Languages 
SP 112 (SPAN 215) and SP 113 (SPAN 216); The following transfer at the Upper Level: SP 202 (SPAN 313), SP 205 (SPAN 315), SP 206 (SPAN 427) 
OR
FR 112 (FREN 215) and FR 113 (FREN 216); The following transfer at the upper level: FR 205= (FREN 315), FR 207 (FREN 319) 

Students will choose one option below. Both options will require students to complete upper level courses in their primary major at Fredonia
1 - Approved study abroad experience (3-15 credits) in a non-English Speaking country which will develop fluency in the primary language/and or additional 300/400 level language courses in literature, civilization, 
or advanced language courses in the primary major.
OR
2- Nine credits in literature, civilization or advanced language courses in the primary language above the 113 (216) level plus beginning level courses (6 credits) in a secondary language, including sign language.

This Sample Transfer Path is based on the requirements published in the University Catalog.

Transfer Policy:
SUNY General Education/Fredonia Foundations: Students who earned an AA/AS SUNY Degree in 2015 or later, or completed the SUNY Gen Ed requirement prior to transferring, will have satisfied Fredonia Foundations, our local general education requirement. Students who earned an AAS SUNY Degree may need to complete additional Fredonia Foundation courses at Fredonia. Such students should consult with their current advisor regarding the SUNY Gen Ed requirement and applicable courses. All SUNY General Education courses will be verified by the General Education Transcript Addendum, GETA, which is sent with the SUNY transcript.

Transfer Credit Policy:
Please refer to our Transfer Credit Policy in the College Catalog for current information.

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