SUNY Erie Communication & Media Arts to Communication Studies Transfer Pathway

Erie Community College (SUNY Erie) A.S. Communication & Media Arts → Canisius University (CU) B.A. Communication Studies

SUNY Erie CourseworkCreditsCanisius EquivalencyCreditsRemaining Canisius RequirementsCredits
Major Coursework
CA 120 Introduction to Rhetoric3Free Elective3COM 206 Research Methods3
CA 140 Introduction to Mass Media3COM 205 Mass Communication & Society3COM Sequence Electives (5 courses)15
CA 121 Communication Theory3COM 202 Communication Theory3  
CA 220 Introduction to Broadcasting3COM Elective or Free Elective3  
CS 101 Computer Literacy3Free Elective3  
CA 205 Interpersonal Communication3COM 204 Interpersonal Communication3  
CA 210 Language of Vision and Sound3Free Elective3  
CA 221 Writing for Media3COM 203 Writing for Public Media3  
TE 222 Television Production4COM 361 Intro to TV Production or Free Elective4  
Film Analysis Elective3Free Elective3  
Image Making Elective3Field 3: Arts & Literature3  
EN 114 Public Speaking3COM 201 Oral Communication3  
Major Total37 37 18
Core (General Education)
EN 110 College Composition3ENG 111 Academic Writing3RST 101 Intro to Religious Studies3
EN 111 Composition & Literature3ENG 112 Writing about Literature3PHI 101 Intro to Philosophy or Field 23
Math (SUNY Gen Ed)3Field 7: Math3Field 2 Philosophy3
History Elective3Field 4: History & Diversity3Justice Attribute3
Social Science Elective3Field 5: Social Science3Ethics Attribute3
Natural Science Elective3Field 6: Natural Science3Advanced Writing3
Additional History Elective3Global Awareness3Core Capstone3
Psychology Elective3PHI 101 Intro to Philosophy or Field 23GRIF 2011
General Elective3Free Elective3Free Electives21
Core Total27 27 43
Total64 64* 61

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.
  • Students receive a transfer evaluation and work with an advisor to map their pathway to 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.