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1. qc-undergraduate.catalog.cuny.edu › curriculumCurriculum - Queens College Catalog

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   Degree requirements are as follows: completion of at least 120 credits of college-level work approved by the college; completion of the college’s General Education requirements (see page 42);**

2. qc-undergraduate.catalog.cuny.edu › generalGeneral Education Requirements | Queens College Catalog

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   The General Education requirements listed here are part of the degree requirements at Queens College. See page 38 for a complete list of degree requirements, and consult an advisor at the Academic Advising Center if anything is unclear.

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3. qc-undergraduate.catalog.cuny.edu › admissions-andAdmissions & Programs - Queens College Catalog

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   After completing eight general education courses that fulfill most of Queens College’s core curriculum requirements, students may accrue up to 36 tuition-free life-achievement credits based on personal or professional experience.

4. www.qc.cuny.edu › academics › saQUEENS COLLEGE FACT SHEET FALL 2024 / ACADEMIC YEAR 2024-25

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   ACADEMIC INFORMATION. Course Offerings. Students can enroll in any course while at Queens College as long as they have met the pre-requirements (if any). . Exchange applicants are encouraged to explore the different departments before arrival on the Queens College Website. .

5. www.qc.cuny.edu › academics › lcdQueens College Nutrition and Dietetics Student Handbook

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   The curriculum consists of 24 classes (79 credits) including biology, chemistry, psychology, nutrition, medical nutrition therapy, food service management and family and consumer science courses.

6. www.qc.cuny.edu › academics › fnesNutrition & Dietetics Program - Family, Nutrition and ...

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   The curriculum consists of 24 classes (79 credits) including biology, chemistry, psychology, food science, nutrition, medical nutrition therapy, food service management, nutrition counseling, research methods, life cycle and community nutrition.

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   What are the requirements for a concentration at Queens College?

   • completion of the requirements in the major area of concentration, as determined by the appropriate Queens College department or program. At least one-third of the credits in the concentration must be taken in residence at Queens College, except when a departmental waiver is given. Some majors have additional residency requirements.

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   How many credits do I need to get into Queens College?

   • Students must complete a minimum of 45 credits at Queens College in order to qualify for graduation. Contact the Office of Admissions (718-997-5604) for further information. Each year a small number of selected students return to college via the Fresh Start program.

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   How many credits does a QC student need to complete?

   • The student will complete at least 45 credits of coursework at Queens beyond those credits applied to the first degree. The student must complete all requirements in the second major area of concentration as defined by the appropriate QC department or program. At least 20 credits of the major requirements must be taken at Queens.

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   What are the residency requirements at Queens University?

   • At least 20 credits of the major requirements must be taken at Queens. Departments may define more stringent residency requirements. The student must achieve a grade-point average of at least 2.0 at the end of the first semester (or first 10 credits) to remain in the program; thereafter, the student must maintain a 2.0 average.

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8. physics.qc.cuny.edu › undergraduate-programsUndergraduate Programs - City University of New York

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   Requirements: Physics B.A. Physics B.A. Applied Physics B.Sc. The recommended sequence of Physics courses for all majors are typically completed within three years (Fall semester registrants) or four years (Spring semester registrants). Recommendation: Sequence of courses. Accelerated B.S. in Physics M.S. in Photonics program.