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18-19 Major Field of Study A major, (such as Business Administration, Psychology, International Economic Relations), consists of a series of courses at the introductory and advanced level within a defined academic framework leading to a bachelor's degree. Through mastery of subjects taught in the major, students acquire the basic foundation and specialization necessary for a successful transition to graduate study or a professional career. Basic Structure of a Major The basic structure of an American bachelor's degree includes: • General Education Courses: Courses that are required for all majors and must be completed during the first two years of study. General education courses expose students to the areas of knowledge that characterize a broadly educated person, and are designed to assist them in developing both a global perspective and an understanding of the traditions and complexities of a democratic society. • Concentration Prerequisites Courses: Many courses have prerequisites which prepare a student for more advanced and upper level courses. Students are not permitted to register for courses without having completed the required prerequisite(s). • Elective Courses: Courses chosen by students according to their interests or courses added to a major so that students may specialize in a second area. • Concentration Advanced Courses: Courses which are at an advanced level and are required in order for a student to complete a major. These courses are offered by SUNY/Empire State College and must be in total at least 32 credits. Course Credits Usually, 1 hour of class each week is equal to 1 semester credit. Most classes at UNYP meet for 3 hours each week, and so they are 3 credit classes. Generally, 1 hour of in-class work each week should require 2 hours of preparation and homework on the part of the student. To receive an American Bachelor's degree, you need to complete <strong>12</strong>8 credits overall. Academic Calendar The academic year is divided into two 15-week semesters and one or two 4-6 week summer session(s). Fall Semester: from September to January Spring Semester: from February to June Summer Session(s): from June to July Registration for classes occurs prior to each semester.
Educating Tomorrow’s Leaders Programs of Study Program Duration Majors Mode of Study Awarding Institution American Bachelor 4-year Business Full-time or Dual Degree: with Czech Accrediation Administration part-time, daily State University of New York, Communication Empire State College & & Mass Media University of International New York in Prague Economic Relations American Bachelor 4-year Psychology Full-time or State University of English Language part-time, daily New York, Empire & Literature State College European Bachelor 3-year European Business Full-time or University of Administration part-time, daily New York in Prague or Weekend study
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