College at Old Westbury

State University of New York College at Cortland

Credit Equivalencies – College at Old Westbury

1/29/2024

NOTE: Please refer to the current Cortland course catalog for information regarding major requirements.

1XX, 2XX, 3XX or XXX – Cortland does not have an equivalent, but student will receive elective credit.

LAS XXX = Liberal Arts & Science Elective

GEN XXX = General Elective credit

Old Westbury	Credits	Course Title (Old Westbury)	SUNY Cortland Equivalent
American Studies
AS 2112	4	American People I	HIS 200
AS 2122	4	American People II	HIS 201
AS 1152	4	Themes In U.S. History	HIS 2XX
AS 3632	4	History of U.S. Film	HIS 3XX
Biological Sciences
BS 2400-2410	4	Basic Biological Sciences I-II	BIO 110 and BIO 111/113
Business
BU 2420	4	Principles of Microeconomics	ECO 111
BU 2430	4	Principles of Macroeconomics	ECO 110
BU 3502	4	Principles of Accounting I	MGT 254
BU 3511	4	Principles of Accounting II	MGT 255
Chemistry, Physics and Physical Science
CP 2100 & 2101 Lab	4	General Chemistry I	CHE 121
CP 2110 & 2111 Lab	4	General Chemistry II	CHE 122
CP 2120 & 2121 Lab	4	Principles of Chemistry I	CHE 227/277
CP 2130 & 2131 Lab	4	Principles of Chemistry II	CHE 228/278
CP 3300 & 3302 Lab	5	Organic Chemistry I	CHE 301 or CHE 300/303
CP 3310 & 3312 Lab	5	Organic Chemistry II	CHE 302/304
Comparative Humanities
CH 1100	4	World Religions	RLS 200
CH 2310	4	Intro to Literature	ENG 200
CH 2720	4	Intro to Philosophy	PHI 100
CH 3752	4	Ethics	PHI 135
CH 2511	4	World History I – Non-Western World Survey	HIS 3XX
Criminology
CR 1500	4	Intro to Criminology	CRM 303
CR 2090	4	Juvenile Delinquency	CRM 462
CR 3093	4	Criminal Justice Administration	CRM 3XX
CR 4091	4	Punishment and Corrections	CRM 464
Computer and Information Science
CS 1500	4	Introduction to Computer Applications	CAP 100
Teacher Education
ED 3700	4	Child Development and Practicum for Teachers	EDU 334
ED 3900	4	Foundations of Education	EDU 270
English
EL 1000	4	English Composition I: Exposition	CPN 100
EL 2200	4	English Composition II: Argumentation/Literary	CPN 101
EL 2216	4	Multicultural Perspectives – Essays & Research Paper	CPN 101 or ENG 2XX
EL 2218	4	The Short Story	ENG 202
EL 2239	4	Horror Literature	ENG 2XX
EL 2001	4	Public Speaking	COM 210
EL 3700	4	Survey of World Literature	ENG 411
History
HI 3005	4	Environments in World History II: 1500 to the Present	HIS 432
Mathematics
MA 1020	4	College Algebra	MAT 111
MA 2000	4	Applied Statistics	MAT 201
MA 2010	4	Foundations of Mathematics I	MAT 101
MA 2020	4	Foundations of Mathematics II	MAT 102
MA 2090	4	Pre-Calculus	MAT 115
MA 2310	4	Calculus and Analytic Geometry I	MAT 135
MA 2320	4	Calculus and Analytic Geometry II	MAT 236
MA 3210	4	Introduction to Probability and Statistics	MAT 201
MA 3030	4	Discrete Mathematics	MAT 2XX
MA 3160	4	Linear Algebra	MAT 272
MA 5120	4	Abstract Algebra I	MAT 370
Modern Languages
ML 1150	4	American Sign Language I	ASL 101
ML 1160	4	American Sign Language II	ASL 102
Politics, Economics and Law
PE 2650	4	Intro to U.S. Politics	POL 100
Psychology
PY 2010	4	Intro to Psychology	PSY 101
PY 3210	4	Infancy and Early Childhood	PSY 231
PY 3220	4	Middle Childhood & Adolescence	PSY 232
PY 3310	4	Abnormal Human Behavior	PSY 421
PY 3510	4	Social Psychology	PSY 422
PY 4410	4	Educational Psychology	PSY 332
Sociology
SY 2500	4	Introductory Sociology	SOC 150
SY 3700	4	Family and Society	SOC 470
SY 4520	4	Research Methods I	SOC 293 or 493
SY 4530	4	Sociological Theory I	SOC 492
SY 4570	4	Research Methods II	SOC 294 or 494
Teachers Education
ED 3330	4	Children’s Literature	EDU 3XX
ED 3820	4	Foundations of Special Education	SPE 270
ED 3900	4	Foundations of Education	EDU 270
Visual Arts
VA 2030	3	Drawing	ATS 101
VA 2400	3	Intro to Photography	ATS 114