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Students at Fulton-Montgomery Community College, State University of New York have transferred to many U.S. colleges. Here is a list of some of them from the last few years. NAME OF UNIVERSITY/COLLEGE STATE ARKANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY AK UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA- FAIRBANKS AK TROY UNIVERSITY AL UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA AL UNIVERSITY OF MONTEVALLO AL UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH ALABAMA AL UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS AT FAYETTEVILLE AR UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS-FORT SMITH AR ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY AZ GRAND CANYON UNIVERSITY AZ NORTHERN ARIZONA UNIVERSITY AZ UNIVERSITY OF ADVANCING TECHNOLOGY AZ UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX AZ WESTERN INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY AZ ACADEMY OF ART UNIVERSITY CA ASHFORD UNIVERSITY CA AZUSA PACIFIC UNIVERSITY CA BERKELEY COLLEGE CA BUENA VISTA UNIV- FULLERTON CA CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY- CA CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY- DOMINGUEZ HILLS CA CHAPMAN UNIVERSITY-ORANGE CA CITRUS COLLEGE CA DEVRY UNIVERSITY – SHERMAN OAKS CA MOORPARK COLLEGE CA NORTHRIDGE CA SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY CA SANTA BARBARA CITY COLLEGE CA UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA- BERKLEY CA UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA- DAVIS CA UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA- LA CA UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA-SANTA BARBARA CA UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO CA UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CA ADAMS STATE COLLEGE CO COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY - GLOBAL CAMPUS CO REGIS UNIVERSITY CO UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO DENVER CO UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN COLORADO CO WESTERN STATE COLORADO UNIVERSITY CO CENTRAL CONNECTICUT STATE UNIVERSITY CT FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY CT POST UNIVERSITY CT POST UNIVERSITY - ACCELERATED DEGREE CT QUINNIPIAC UNIVERSITY CT SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT STATE UNIVERSITY CT UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAVEN CT WESTERN CT STATE UNIVERSITY CT AMERICAN UNIVERSITY DC GALLAUDET UNIVERSITY DC HOWARD UNIVERSITY DC THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA DC DELAWARE STATE UNIVERSITY DE WILMINGTON UNIVERSITY DE BETHUNE COOKMAN UNIVERSITY FL BROWARD COLLEGE FL DAYTONA STATE COLLEGE FL DEVRY UNIVERSITY-ORLANDO FL EDISON COLLEGE FL EMBRY-RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL UNIV-DAYTONA FL EVEREST UNIVERSITY - SOUTH ORLANDO - ONLINE FL FLAGLER COLLEGE FL FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FL FLORIDA GULF COAST UNIVERSITY FL FLORIDA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY FL FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY FL KAPLAN UNIVERSITY FL MIAMI UNIVERSITY FL NORTHWEST FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE FL NORTHWOOD UNIVERSITY- WEST PALM BEACH FL NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY FL RASMUSSEN COLLEGE - OCALA FL SAINT LEO UNIVERSITY FL ST PETERSBURG COLLEGE FL ST. LEO UNIVERSITY FL UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA FL UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI FL UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA FL UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA FL UNIVERSITY OF WEST FLORIDA FL ATLANTA COLLEGE OR ART GA CHATTAHOOCHEE TECHNICAL COLLEGE GA GEORGIA GWINNETT COLLEGE GA GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY GA GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY GA KENNESAW STATE UNIVERSITY GA SAVANNAH COLLEGE OR ART & DESIGN GA UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA GA VALDOSTA STATE UNIVERSITY GA UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII AT WEST OAHU HI GRINNELL COLLEGE IA MAHARISHI UNIVERSITY OF MANAGEMENT IA COLLEGE OF SOUTHERN IDAHO ID BENEDICTINE UNIVERSITY IL CHAMBERLAIN COLLEGE OF NURSING IL COLUMBIA COLLEGE CHICAGO IL DEPAUL UNIVERSITY IL DEVRY UNIVERSITY IL KELLER GRADUATE SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT IL LINCOLN CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY IL LOYOLA COLLEGE IL METHODIST COLLEGE IL NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY IL ROCK VALLEY COLLEGE IL SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY CARDBONDALE IL TRITON COLLEGE IL INDIANA UNIVERSITY PURDUE UNIVERSITY IN FRIENDS UNIVERSITY KS KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY KS CENTRE COLLEGE KY UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY KY LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY ALEXANDRIA LA BENTLEY COLLEGE MA BOSTON COLLEGE MA BOSTON UNIVERSITY MA CLARK UNIVERSITY MA CURRY COLLEGE MA ELMS COLLEGE MA EMERSON COLLEGE MA ENDICOTT COLLEGE MA FISHER COLLEGE MA FRAMINGHAM STATE COLLEGE MA HARVARD UNIVERSITY MA HARVARD UNIVERSITY - CONTINUING ED MA LASELL COLLEGE MA MASSACHUSETTS COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS MA MASSACHUSETTS COLLEGE OF PHARMACY MA MONTSERRAT COLLEGE OF ART MA MOUNT IDA COLLEGE MA NICHOLS COLLEGE MA NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY MA SALEM STATE COLLEGE MA SIMMONS COLLEGE MA SPRINGFIELD COLLEGE MA SUFFOLK UNIVERSITY MA UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS AT AMHERST MA UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS AT LOWELL MA WENTWORTH INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY MA WESTERN NEW ENGLAND COLLEGE MA WESTFIELD STATE COLLEGE MA COLUMBIA UNION COLLEGE MD COPPIN STATE UNIVERSITY MD MARYLAND INSTITUTE, COLLEGE OF ART MD MOUNT SAINT MARY UNIVERSITY MD SALISBURY UNIVERSITY MD ST MARY’S SEMINARY & UNIVERSITY MD UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND- UNIVERSITY COLLEGE MD UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND-COLLEGE PARK MD UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND-EASTERN SHORE MD HUSSON COLLEGE ME PORTLAND STATE UNIVERSITY ME SAINT JOSEPH’S COLLEGE OF MAINE ME UNIVERSITY OF MAINE, AUGUSTA ME UNIVERSITY OF MAINE, ORONO ME UNIVERSITY OF NEW ENGLAND ME UNIVERSITY OF NEW ENGLAND NON-MATRIC ME FINLANDIA UNIVERSITY MI NORTH CENTRAL MICHIGAN COLLEGE MI CAPELLA UNIVERSITY MN CAPPELLE UNIVERSITY MN NORTH CENTRAL UNIVERSITY MN RIDGEWATER COLLEGE-HUTCHINSON CAMPUS MN ST CLOUD STATE UNIVERSITY MN UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA- CROOKSTON MN UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA-TWIN CITIES MN WALDEN UNIVERSITY MN DRURY UNIVERSITY MO LINDENWOOD UNIVERSITY MO LOGAN COLLEGE OF CHIROPRACTIC MO MINERAL AREA COLLEGE MO PARK UNIVERSITY MO TRUMAN STATE UNIVERSITY MO APPALACHIAN STATE UNIVERSITY NC CATAWBA COLLEGE NC CHOWAN COLLEGE NC ELON UNIVERSITY NC SAINT AUGUSTINE’S COLLEGE NC UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA-GREENSBORO NC UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA-WILMINGTON NC BELLUVUE UNIVERSITY NE COLBY SAWYER COLLEGE NH DARTMOUTH COLLEGE NH FRANKLIN PIERCE UNIVERSITY NH KEENE STATE COLLEGE NH SALEM MICHAELS COLLEGE NH SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE NH SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE- 09WEEK NH SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE- 10WEEK NH UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE NH CALDWELL UNIVERSITY NJ FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON UNIVERSITY-MADISON NJ FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON UNIVERSITY-TEANECK NJ FELICIAN COLLEGE NJ MONTCLAIR STATE UNIVERSITY NJ RUTGERS NJ SAINT PETER’S UNIVERSITY NJ SETON UNIVERSITY NJ NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY NM COLLEGE OF SOUTHERN NEVADA NV UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA LAS VEGAS NV ADELPHI UNIVERSITY- HUDSON VALLEY NY ALBANY COLLEGE OF PHARMACY NY ALBANY MEDICAL COLLEGE NY ALFRED STATE COLLEGE NY ALFRED UNIVERSITY NY BRYANT & STRATTON COLLEGE- ALBANY NY CANISIUS COLLEGE NY CASTLETON STATE COLLEGE NY CAZENOVIA COLLEGE NY CLARKSON UNIVERSITY NY COLGATE UNIVERSITY NY COLLEGE OF NEW ROCHELLE NY COLLEGE OF NEW ROCHELLE- NEW RESOURCES NY COLLEGE OF SAINT ROSE NY CORNELL UNIVERSITY NY CULINARY INSTITUTE OF AMERICA NY CUNY BERNARD M. BARUCH COLLEGE NY CUNY BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN NY CUNY BROOKLYN COLLEGE NY CUNY CITY COLLEGE NY CUNY COLLEGE OF STATEN ISLAND NY CUNY HUNTER COLLEGE NY CUNY JOHN JAY COLLEGE NY CUNY JOHN JAY COLLEGE OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE NY CUNY LEHMAN COLLEGE NY CUNY MEDGAR EVERS COLLEGE NY CUNY NEW YORK CITY COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY NY CUNY NEW YORK CITY TECHINICAL NY CUNY QUEENS COLLEGE NY CUNY SCHOOL OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES NY CUNY YORK COLLEGE NY D’YOUVILLE COLLEGE NY DAEMEN COLLEGE NY DEVRY UNIVERSITY-NEW YORK NY DOMINICAN COLLEGE NY DOWLING COLLEGE NY ELLIS COLLEGE NY ELMIRA COLLEGE NY EXCELSIOR COLLEGE NY FORDHAM UNIVERSITY NY HAMILTON COLLEGE NY HARTWICK COLLEGE NY HILBERT COLLEGE NY HOBART & WILLIAM SMITH COLLEGES NY HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY NY HOUGHTON COLLEGE NY IONA COLLEGE NY ITHACA COLLEGE NY ITT TECHNICAL INSTITUTE NY KEUKA COLLEGE NY LE MOYNE COLLEGE NY LONG ISLAND UNIV- BROOKLYN NY LONG ISLAND UNIVERSITY NY MANHATTEN COLLEGE NY MARIA COLLEGE NY MARIST COLLEGE NY MARYMOUNT MANHATTAN COLLEGE NY MERCY COLLEGE NY METROPOLITAN COLLEGE OF NEW YORK NY MONROE COLLEGE NY MONROE COLLEGE - NEW ROCHELLE NY MOUNT SAINT MARY COLLEGE NY NAZARETH COLLEGE OF ROCHESTER NY NEW YORK INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY- OLD WESTBURY NY NEW YORK UNIVERSITY NY NIAGARA UNIVERSITY NY NYACK COLLEGE NY PACE UNIVERSITY NY PAUL SMITH’S COLLEGE NY PAUL SMITH'S COLLEGE OF THE ADIRONDACKS NY PRATT INSTITUTE NY RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE NY ROCHESTER INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY NY SAGE COLLEGES NY SAGE COLLEGES - GRAD NY SAINT JOHN'S UNIVERSITY NY SARAH LAWRENCE COLLEGE NY SIENA COLLEGE NY SKIDMORE COLLEGE NY ST FRANCIS COLLEGE NY ST JOHN FISHER COLLEGE NY ST JOHNS UNIVERSITY NY ST LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY NY ST. JOSEPH’S COLLEGE- BROOKLYN NY SUNY ALBANY NY SUNY ALFRED NY SUNY BINGHAMTON NY SUNY BROCKPORT NY SUNY COLLEGE AT BUFFALO NY SUNY BUFFALO NY SUNY COBLESKILL NY SUNY COLLEGE ON ENVIRONMENTAL NY SUNY CORTLAND NY SUNY EMPIRE STATE COLLEGE NY SUNY ENVIRONMENTAL NY SUNY FARMINGDALE NY SUNY FASHION INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY NY SUNY FREDONIA NY SUNY GENESEO NY SUNY MARITIME NY SUNY MORRISVILLE NY SUNY NEW PALTZ NY SUNY OLD WESTBURY NY SUNY ONEONTA NY SUNY OSWEGO NY SUNY PLATTSBURGH NY SUNY POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE NY SUNY POTSDAM NY SUNY PURCHASE NY SUNY STONY BROOK NY SUNY TECHNOLOGY AT CANTON NY SUNY TECHNOLOGY AT DELHI NY SUNY UPSTATE MEDICAL UNIVERSITY NY SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY NY THE NEW SCHOOL NY TOURO COLLEGE NY UNION COLLEGE NY UTICA COLLEGE NY VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY NY WELLS COLLEGE NY CEDRVILLE UNIVERSITY OH FRANCISCAN UNIVERSITY OF STEUBENVILLE OH FRANKLIN UNIVERSITY OH HEIDELBERG UNIVERSITY OH KENT STATE UNIVERSITY OH MOUNT UNION COLLEGE OH OHIO CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY OH OHIO UNIVERSITY OH UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI OH UNIVERSITY OF NORTHWESTERN OHIO - COLL OF TECH OH UNIVERSITY OF RIO GRANDE OH URSULINE COLLEGE OH OKLAHOMA CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY OK THE UNIVERSITY OF TULSA OK UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL OKLAHOMA OK AMERICAN PUBLIC UNIVERSITY SYSTEM ONLINE ARGOSY UNIVERSITY ONLINE ARCADIA UNIVERSITY PA BAPTIST BIBLE COLLEGE OF PENNSYLVANIA PA BLOOMSBURG UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA PA DICKINSON COLLEGE PA DREXEL UNIVERSITY PA EDINBORO UNIVERSITY OF PENNSLYVANIA PA INDIANA UNIVERSITY OF PENNSLYVANIA
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    OFFICE OF INSTITUTIONAL REPORT ON THE 2015-2016 STUDENTS RESEARCH, WHO TRANSFER TO 4- YEARS INSTITUTIONS PLANNING, AND WITH TREND DATA SINCE 2010 EFFECTIVENESS ANNUAL REPORT (Transfer Out) Transfer out Data: Fall 2010 through Spring 2016 Introduction: This report pertains to Housatonic Community College students’ patterns of transfer. Each year the system office provides data to the community colleges as to where the students subsequently enroll. This report outlines the institutions that the Housatonic students, who were enrolled at HCC between Summer 2015 and Spring 2016, enrolled in a 4-year institution. In addition, the report also provides historical data since Fall 2010 on the transfer-out patterns of our students. Associate Degree Status Within the group of students between Summer 2015 and Fall 2016, one-thousand-one- hundred-twenty-one students (n=1,121) from Housatonic Community college transferred to a 4-year institution. 19% of these students (n=212) received their associate degrees before transferring. The chart below outlines the historical data since 2010 of students receiving their Associate degree before transferring to a 4-year institution. Percentage who received Associate degrees 30% 19.1% 17.2% 18.8% 18.9% 20% 13.8% 14.3% 10% 0% 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 n=199 n=191 n=223 n=219 n=219 n=212 Office of Institutional Research, Planning, and Effectiveness Sept. 2017 FOUR YEAR INSTITUTIONS Within the group of students between Summer 2015 and Fall 2016, 1,121 students from Housatonic Community college transferred to a 4-year institution.
  • March '06 Clarion

    March '06 Clarion

    G BROOKLYN Two new organizing goals Clarıon Chapter pushes for on-campus child care and NEWSPAPER OF THE PROFESSIONAL STAFF CONGRESS / CITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK MARCH 2006 curriculum changes PAGE 5 BENEFITS Buying insurance for long-term care What you need to know to figure out whether you or your family need long- term-care insurance. It’s expensive, but so is long-term care. PAGE 10 ALBANY PSC members push legislative agenda Union members went to Albany to press state lawmakers to restore more funds for CUNY, as well as tackle prob- lems in the laws governing pensions and unemployment insurance. PAGE 6 t e h c i o h c S y r a G CUNY WEEK IN TALKSTALKS WIWITHTH CUNYCUNY,, CICITY,TY, STASTATETE CUNY and the Katrina connection Hurricane Katrina hit Dillard Univer- PPSCSC PUSPUSHH FOR FINFINALAL DDEALEAL sity in New Orleans fast and hard. But Dillard has also suffered the “slow- PSC members held an early-morning demonstration on February 16, before a bargaining session at the City’s motion disaster” of inequality in edu- Office of Labor Relations. After CUNY backed off from a framework it had approved in November, union cation, with effects familiar to those at members and supporters turned out to say it’s long past time for management to come through. Above, CSI City University. CUNY Week, March student Wanda Calamia and PSC member Craig Topple. PAGES 3 AND 8 27-31, looks at the link. PAGE 7 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY PROFESSORS G AMERICAN FEDERATION OF TEACHERS G N.Y.C.