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Reverse Transfer at The City University of New York www.graduatenyc.org What is Reverse Transfer? Reverse transfer is a process by which community colleges accept credits completed by former students at a four-year college after leaving their two-year campus without a degree—thereby awarding them the associate degree they have since earned in equivalent credits. Reverse transfer is particularly valuable for students who are already in the workforce and can use this new credential to immediately boost their earning potential. Securing an associate degree also provides a psychological benefit to students pursuing a bachelor’s degree, further motivating them to continue their studies. Next Steps Who is Eligible? Eligible students should look for the Associate Degree Completion item in their Eligible students have: CUNYfirst Student Center To-Do List. Selecting “Yes, I choose to opt in” gives CUNY permission to review their academic records for eligibility. • Earned 60 or more credits If a student is currently attending a four-year CUNY school, he or she should schedule • Earned 30 or more credits from an appointment with an academic adviser to discuss reverse transfer as an option. one particular CUNY two-year college If a student has stopped out of school and is not currently enrolled at a campus, he or she should contact the two-year college at which they earned 30 or more credits. In • Maintained good academic the event that the student is unsure of whom to contact, a good place to start is with standing (a GPA of 2.0 or higher) the community college reverse transfer liaison at the two-year college they attended (see reverse). in partnership with Reverse Transfer Contacts Bronx Community College [email protected] 718-289-5709 Karen Thomas, Associate Registrar Borough of Manhattan Community College [email protected] 212-220-1299 Deborah Conway, Assistant Registrar College of Staten Island [email protected] 718-982-2124 Kara Bisceglie, Deputy Registrar Guttman Community College [email protected] 646-313-8074 Diane Babb, Registrar Specialist Hostos Community College [email protected] 718-518-4260 Terrence Brown, Deputy Registrar Kingsborough Community College Wayne Harewood, Executive Director of [email protected] 718-368-5650 Enrollment Management LaGuardia Community College [email protected] 718-482-5521 Allyson Ramirez, Assistant Registrar Medgar Evers College [email protected] 718-270-6171 Danielle Grant, Enrollment Registrar Coordinator New York City College of Technology [email protected] 718-260-5008 Pamela Brown, Associate Provost Queensborough Community College [email protected] 718-281-5284 Michael Pullin, Assistant Dean for Academics in partnership with.

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