ECC Environmental Science to Environmental Science Transfer Pathway

Erie Community College (ECC) A.S. Environmental Science → Canisius University (CU) B.S. Environmental Science

ECC CourseworkCreditsCanisius EquivalencyCreditsRemaining Canisius RequirementsCredits
Major Coursework
Environmental Science + Lab4Environmental Science Elective (with lab)4BIO 320 & BIO 320L Field Ecology4
Pre-Calculus4MAT 109 Calculus I4BIO 360 Environmental Health3
Chemistry & Environment + Lab4CHM 104 Energy, Environment & Society4CHM 232 & CHM 232L Environmental Analytical Chemistry4
Organic Chemistry I + Lab4CHM 227 & CHM 227L Organic Chemistry I4ENV 200 & ENV 200L Intro Hydrology4
Physical Geology + Lab4GEOL 120 Intro Geology4ENV 352 Environmental Science Seminar I1
Biology I + Lab4BIO 111 & BIO 111L4ENV 354 Environmental Science Seminar II1
Chemistry I + Lab4CHM 111 & CHM 111L4ENV 498 & ENV 499 Internship I & II6
Biology II + Lab4BIO 113 & BIO 113L4Advanced Statistics / Calculus4
Chemistry II + Lab4CHM 112 & CHM 112L42 Environmental Science Electives (with labs)8
Physics I + Lab4PHY 201 & PHY 201L4PHI 244 Environmental Ethics3
Statistics4PSY 201 Statistics4  
GIS Course4GIS / Social Science Equivalent4  
Capstone / Field / Internship3Environmental Science Elective3  
Major Total51 51 38
Core (General Education)
ENG 100 Composition I3ENG 111 Academic Writing3RST 101 Intro to Religious Studies3
ENG 102 Composition for STEM3ENG 112 Writing About Literature3PHI 101 Intro to Philosophy3
World History / Global Awareness3Field 4 History & Global Awareness3Field 1 Religious Studies3
DEI / Social Justice Elective3Diversity & Justice Attributes3Field 3 Arts & Literature3
    Field 5 Social Science3
    Core Capstone3
    GRIF 2011
    Free Electives3
Core Total12 12 22
Total63 63* 60

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.
  • Additional coursework may be required depending on Core attribution selections.

 

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.