SUNY Erie Chemistry to Chemistry Transfer Pathway

Erie Community College (SUNY Erie) A.S. Natural Science (Chemistry) → Canisius University (CU) B.S. Chemistry (Chemistry Track)

SUNY Erie CourseworkCreditsCanisius EquivalencyCreditsRemaining Canisius RequirementsCredits
Major Coursework
CH 180/181 University Chemistry I + Lab4CHM 111/L General Chem I and Lab4CHM 244 Inorganic Chemistry3
CH 182/183 University Chemistry II + Lab4CHM 112/L General Chem II and Lab4CHM 301/L Physical Chemistry (Adv Writing)4
CH 220/221 Organic Chemistry I + Lab4CHM 227/L Organic Chem I and Lab4CHM 334/L Spectrometric Analysis4
CH 222/223 Organic Chemistry II + Lab4CHM 228/L Organic Chem II and Lab4CHM 430/L Instrumental Analytical Chemistry4
CH 240/241 Analytical Chemistry + Lab4CHM 230/L Analytical Chemistry and Lab4  
BI 110/115 Biology I + Lab4BIO 111/L Intro to Biology I and Lab4CHM 480 Seminar0
    CHM 481 Communication Concepts (Oral)3
    Chem/Biochem Electives (300/400 level)9
    BCH 301 Biochemistry3
    PHY 201/L Physics I4
    PHY 202/L Physics II4
Major Total24 24 38
Core (General Education)
EN 100 Composition I3ENG 111 Academic Writing3RST 101 Intro to Religious Studies3
EN 102 Composition for STEM3ENG 112 Writing about Literature3PHI 101 Intro to Philosophy 3
MT 175 Calculus I4MAT 111 Calculus I & Field 7: Mathematics4Field 1 Religious Studies3
MT 176 Calculus II4MAT 112 Calculus II4Field 2 Philosophy3
SO 100 Sociology3SOC 101 Intro to Sociology & Field 5: Social Sciences3Justice Attribute3
HI 101 American History3

HIS 123 History of US: Colonial to Reconstruction & 

Field 4: History & Diversity

3Ethics Attribute3
Arts/Music Elective3Field 3: Literature and Arts3Global Awareness3
SP 110 Spanish I3SPA 103 Spanish I3GRIF 2011
Liberal Arts Electives6Free Electives6  
Open Electives6–9Free Electives4Core Capstone3
Core Total34–37 36 25
Total62 60* 63

Notes

  • A maximum of 66 credits can be transferred from a two-year college.
  • A minimum of 18 credits in the major must be completed at Canisius.
  • 120 total credits are required for graduation.

 

Transfer pathways are intended as general guides and are subject to change. Course availability, program requirements, and articulation agreements may be updated. Students are encouraged to consult with an advisor to confirm the most current requirements.