FREDONIA 2016 EC On-Campus at State University of New York

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03 About EC

04 About Fredonia

06 Ranking and Accreditation

08 Schools and Colleges

12 Transfer, Internship and Career Opportunities

14 Campus Life

16 EC On-Campus

17 English for Academic Purposes

18 How we Teach

19 Fees and Schoolarships

20 Fredonia Application Process

21 Application Checklists

CONTENTS

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ABOUT EC

EC has a long history of providing quality English language

programs to non-native speakers, having been founded as a

subsidiary of a leading private school.

We now operate on three continents helping 45,000 students

a year achieve their linguistic and academic goals. Students are

assured of a high commitment to quality from all our staff.

Our centers in the USA are all accredited to the highest

standards by ACCET, and are AAIEP, AIRC and NAFSA members.

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American Association

of Intensive English

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Accrediting Council for

Continuing Education

and Training

Association of

International

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American

International

Recruitment Council

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ABOUT FREDONIA

The State University of New York at Fredonia has had a long and rich history of academic excellence, dating back to 1826.

Originally one of New York State’s teacher training colleges traditionally specializing in music education, Fredonia became a vital part of the new State University of New York system in 1948.

Today it offers over 100 degree programs in the liberal arts, natural and social sciences, education, mathematics and business. It also features cutting edge programs in the emerging fields of technology, service and communication.

Fredonia is consistently ranked among the top universities in the North by U.S. News and World Report and Princeton Review.

Why Earn a Degree at Fredonia• One of the largest state university systems in the US, allowing a

multitude of transfer opportunities.

• Over $2 million in merit and need-based scholarships are available to academically qualified, new and returning students each year.

• 96% of graduates are employed or in graduate school one year post graduation (84% in an area related to their major).

• More teacher time as half the programs at Fredonia have fewer than 20 students.

• Strong reputation for music, education, communication and social sciences.

With an outstanding reputation, Fredonia has been providing high quality programs and

preparing students for successful careers since 1826.

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BUFFALOROCHESTER SYRACUSE

WATERTOWN

MONTREAL

BURLINGTON

MANCHESTER

HARTFORD

BOSTON

ALBANY

BINGHAMTON

NEW YORK CITY

PHILADELPHIA

TORONTO

FREDONIA

Lake Ontario

Lake Erie

Atlantic Ocean

CANADA

About the State University of New York (SUNY) SUNY consists of 64 institutions, including research universities, academic medical centers, liberal arts colleges, community colleges, colleges of technology and an online learning network.

The network educates approximately 463,000 students in more than 7,500 degree and certificate programs, and nearly 2,000,000 in workforce and career development programs.

There are nearly 3,000,000 SUNY alumni located around the world.

SUNY attracts the best and brightest scholars, scientists, artists, and professionals, and boasts nationally and internationally recognized faculty in all major disciplines. Faculty are regular recipients of prestigious awards and honors.

About the town of FredoniaSmall, safe and charming, Fredonia is a beautiful lake-side town located in Chautauqua County, just a 2.5 hour drive from Toronto, 7 hours from New York City, and 1 hour from the conveniently connected Buffalo International Airport.

The town has a population of around 11,000 and offers abundant outdoor pursuits, sporting activities and entertainment.

Downtown Fredonia is within walking distance from campus, but a free shuttle service is also available.

Fredonia experiences beach-friendly summers when July temperatures reach around 81°F (27°C), and winters are ideal for snow sports with lows of 19°F (-6°C). There are around 160 sunny days per year.

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RANKING AND ACCREDITATION

• Fully accredited by the Board of Regents of the State University of New York and by the Commission on Higher Education of the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools.

• Named a College of Distinction in 2014, achieving national recognition for quality teaching, vibrant community and innovative learning experiences.

• Classified by Carnegie as an Engaged Campus, reflecting the community spirit and engagement of its student body.

• Consistently a top performer among four-year graduation rate comparisons, thanks in part to its ‘Fredonia in 4’ program, which successfully guarantees a student’s access to classes to graduate in four years – or Fredonia pays for the remaining courses.

• Rated 9th Top Public School (Regional Colleges, North) by the US News & World Report in 2014.

• Chosen as one of the best colleges and universities in the Northeast by The Princeton Review on a regular basis.

• Regularly ranked near the top of the public master’s-granting universities in the North (among more than 180 universities) by US News & World Report in its annual ‘America’s Best Colleges’ issue, Fredonia has also been repeatedly cited for its strong freshmen retention rates.

• Repeatedly selected by Kiplinger’s Personal Finance magazine as one of the 100 ‘Best Value’ in public higher education institutions in the USA for both in-state and out-of-state students.

• Music, Theater and Art Departments are all nationally accredited. The accrediting agencies are the National Association of Schools of Music, National Association of Schools of Theater, and National Association of Schools of Art and Design.

• With its two theaters, 1,200-seat concert hall, two galleries and numerous shops, classrooms, studios and offices, the Rockefeller Arts Center is considered one of the top performance facilities in the nation, and hosts over 200 productions and concerts each year.

Fredonia is regularly recognized by respected accreditors, awarding bodies and

publications across the nation.

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SCHOOLSANDCOLLEGESFredonia has been nurturing talent, careers, and friendships for more than 180 years, and

has a wide range of programs available across a number of schools and colleges.

SPECIALIZING IN:Science, Psychology, Journalism, PR, IT, Education, Criminal Justice, and Social Work

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences offers the opportunity to major in any one of 60 undergraduate or nine graduate majors.

Teacher certification programs are available in Science Education, Math, English, Spanish, French, Social Studies, Music, and History. The arts programs train students to enter such fields as dance, acting, graphic design, technical theatre, and sound recording technology.

A $60 million Science Center, state-of-the-art computer labs, student-run radio stations, a television station and audio/video production facilities are all in the college.

The Cooperative Engineering program combines Liberal Arts and Science at Fredonia with Engineering at another school. The agreements facilitate credit transfer and mutual recognition of general education requirements. The student benefits according to which of the five or more options is chosen. The popular ‘3-2’ option enables two baccalaureates to be obtained in only five years.

The Department of Psychology offers some of the most popular undergraduate programs in the whole university. Students receive good knowledge on a broad range of areas within psychology and a thorough understanding of the methods used in the study of human behavior.

Psychology students combine lectures, discussions, and laboratory courses with internship opportunities. Recent placements include group homes, domestic violence shelters, psychiatric hospitals, schools, human resources departments, and correctional facilities.

Programs on offer incorporate research and internships in the field – both hallmarks of a Fredonia education.

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SPECIALIZING IN:Accounting, Finance, Management and Marketing

School of Business

A wide range of business programs, small class sizes and a strong tradition of excellence prepare students for the global business world.

Students with a love of sports can earn a Sport Management BS and turn their passion into a career. Sports is a massive global industry with a growing need for well-trained, business-minded professionals. The major in Sport Management incorporates the social and cultural dimensions of sport, management and leadership, ethics, marketing, communications, budget and finance, economics, sport governance, sport law, facility and event management and video technology in its program offerings.

Students in the Sport Management program are encouraged to participate

in a variety of internship opportunities including service organizations, professional sport organizations, recreation centers, public school athletic programs, sporting goods firms, fitness centers and related placements.

Music Industry BS is for students seeking a career in all areas of the music business including: contracts, publishing, record business, tour management, marketing, legal affairs, public relations, promotion, sales and distribution, merchandising, and artist relations and ethics in the music industry.

If a student wants to become a Certified Public Accountant, the 5-year BS Degree in accounting qualifies graduates to take the New York State CPA licensure exam.

The School of Business also offers eight different accelerated ‘4+1’ BS/MBA programs, involving four years of study at Fredonia plus one at, for example, Alfred University, Canisius College, Clarkson University, Long Island University or Niagara University.

Not only is it consistently ranked among the finest public universities in the Northeast, the School is also considered one of the most affordable options in higher education.

Local, regional and nationwide internships are open to students. Recent placements have included General Electric, American Express, Disney World, Merrill Lynch, and Morgan Stanley.

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SPECIALIZING IN:Teaching, Curriculum Development, School Leadership, Speech Therapy and English as a Second Language

School of Education

The Fredonia teacher education program has the longest legacy on campus with 183 years of high quality instruction and teacher certification. Over 5,000 teachers have been certified at Fredonia in the last 10 years.

Alongside its four undergraduate programs and seven graduate programs, the College of Education’s Professional Education Unit offers 16 initial teacher preparation programs (leading to a first time teaching certificate) and 13 advanced teacher preparation programs (leading to additional certificates).

All Fredonia students begin teaching as early as their first semester and continue working with elementary, middle, and high school students throughout their program. Students

plan and teach their own lessons in placements throughout New York State.

Each candidate successfully completes at least two student teaching placements, typically located near Fredonia. Early Childhood and Childhood Dual candidates complete three placements, over two semesters for experience in the additional grades. However, candidates may elect to teach in New York City or Elmira. Candidates may also choose to take classes and teach in the Fredonia-Hamburg Program for three student teaching placements. For a study abroad option, teacher candidates may choose to teach in Australia.

Students receive extensive training in portfolio development, resumé building and interview strategies. Also as a

student at Fredonia, all senior candidates have the opportunity to attend Teacher Recruitment Days held at the Buffalo Convention Center every year in order to interview with school districts from across the countrfy.

Fredonia graduates consistently pass the New York State certification exams at an impressive 99% rate. Recent graduates have enjoyed higher than 90% employment rates immediately after graduation. College of Education graduates are employed throughout the region and across the nation.

The College of Education is fully accredited by the National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE).

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SPECIALIZING IN:Music, Theatre, Media, Television and Art

College of Visual and Performing Arts

The School of Music continues a history of musical and teaching excellence that began with the founding of the original Fredonia Academy in 1826.

Fredonia’s reputation is the result of a faculty dedicated to teaching. Artist-teachers who have achieved a high level of accomplishment in performance, research, or creative endeavor and who are able to bring that experience into the classroom, the rehearsal and the studio are at the heart of the school.

Fredonia’s 600 music students choose from a wide range of programs, including music education, performance, composition, music therapy, sound recording, music theory and composition.

Over 400 events are presented each year in the university’s performance venues, which include the state-of-the-art, 425-seat Juliet J. Rosch Recital Hall and the renowned 1145-seat Harry A. King Concert Hall, located in the university’s Michael C. Rockefeller Arts Center, which Best College Reviews identifies as one of the 25 most Amazing College Theaters in the USA.

Other facilities include 101 practice rooms (82 with pianos), two piano labs, two computer laps, state-of-the-art sound recording technology studios, and the beautiful Robert and Marilyn Maytum Music Rehearsal Halls for large ensembles. Performance venues in the community include the restored 1891 Fredonia Opera House.

The diversity of programs, size and facilities all combine to offer a rich environment for artistic, personal and professional growth.

Fredonia graduates teach music in schools throughout the state of New York and beyond, are active as composers and performers throughout the United States and Europe, several of the faculties of major universities and can be found in professional positions throughout the music and entertainment industry. Its illustrious list of alumni shows how choosing Fredonia is one of the best decisions a student can make.

Fredonia’s Sound Recording Technology program is among the nation’s best, with a state-of-the-art studio that allows students to work in solo, small group and large ensemble sessions. Fredonia students even have their own record label.

The Department of Theatre and Dance offers the most comprehensive variety of degree programs among all the liberal arts colleges and universities within the SUNY system. Fredonia’s professors are highly trained and abundantly experienced. They are professional performers, designers and technical experts who continue to be active in their fields and thrive on sharing their expertise with their students.

The Department of Visual Arts and New Media provides balanced, comprehensive undergraduate programs that seamlessly interweave practice, theory and history. Whether the goal is a career or simply a greater understanding of art and technology’s cultural impact, the curriculum includes a dynamic mix of studio-time, lectures and seminars which cover traditional, contemporary and emerging technologies and ideas.

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TransfersFredonia opens doors of opportunity with its transfer agreements to top universities and exceptional MBA and Engineering programs.

Once enrolled into the SUNY network, students are assured of smooth transfer processes between universities. These include Stony Brook University, SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry, Binghamton University, University at Buffalo and University of Albany.

4+1 MBA ProgramsIf the ultimate goal is to graduate with an MBA (or equivalent), Fredonia’s 4+1 agreements allow students to transfer to a range of prestigious universities to complete a Master’s just one year after completing a four year undergraduate degree at Fredonia.

Universities include:• Syracuse University• Clarkson University• Rochester Institute of Technology

3+2 Engineering ProgramThis innovative program allows Fredonia students to gain two engineering based Bachelor’s degrees in a total of five years. One degree is awarded by Fredonia, and the other from a choice of exceptional affiliated engineering colleges. Students spend three years at Fredonia then two years at an affiliate. Admission to the second institution is not guaranteed and some affiliated schools have higher admissions standards than others, but Fredonia advisors help students find the most realistic option.

Affiliate universities include:• Colombia University• Cornell University• Case Western Reserve University

InternshipsSome academic departments require students to participate in internships. If a department does not require an internship, students are encouraged to consider one. Internships may be full or part-time, paid or unpaid, for credit or non-credit, and vary in length from a summer to a semester, or even an academic year.

On average, over 50% of students are offered full-time jobs after completing their internships.

Study AbroadStudy abroad programs are available from first year to graduate level. Usually, undergraduates study abroad during their junior year, but seniors, well-prepared sophomores and occasionally freshman are eligible. Over 600 study abroad programs are available in 70 countries.

Career DevelopmentAn incredible 96% of Fredonia students are employed, or in graduate school, 12 months after graduating, with 84% of students reporting the job is related to their major or area of study.

Fredonia’s Career Development Office helps students prepare and make informed decisions about their career paths. Professional career counselors assist students and alumni with a full range of career counseling including writing resumés and cover letters, preparing for interviews, researching employers, finding job opportunities, applying to graduate schools, attending career fairs and much more.

TRANSFER, INTERNSHIP AND CAREER OPPORTUNITIESFredonia opens doors to the future with internships and study options that enable

student success.

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CAMPUS LIFEFredonia has more than 160 clubs and organizations, including music and theater groups,

17 intercollegiate sports teams, a student-run newspaper, television and radio stations, a

student government and outdoor recreational clubs.

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1. COUNSELING AND HEALTH CENTERS2. BOOKSTORE AND SHOPS3. SCIENCE CENTER4. REED LIBRARY

5. CAMPUS LIFE OFFICE6. HEMINGWAY HALL (EC ACCOMMODATION)7. ATHLETICS AND RECREATION8. KING CONCERT HALL

9. MICHAEL C ROCKEFELLER ARTS CENTRE10. UNIVERSITY STADIUM11. ALUMNI HOUSE AND CONFERENCE CENTRE

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ECON-CAMPUS

EC On-Campus gives students the chance to improve their English language skills before embarking on their chosen university degree. They can also take an English course concurrently, depending on their level of English. What’s more, no TOEFL scores are required.

Throughout the EC experience, students will be completely integrated into campus life, in the company of other international students. This is key to successful transition into US university.

To make the English learning experience as comfortable and productive as possible, students take lessons in EC’s exclusive learning facility.

EC On-CampusCapacity: 45Classrooms: 3Student computers: 20Students in class: Average 12 (Max 15)Minimum age: 17 yearsMinimum stay: 4 weeksCourses start: Every other Monday

Facilities• Free WiFi• Interactive whiteboards• Self-study area• Student lounge• University canteen• University services

AccommodationStudents can choose to live on campus with American and international students in a dedicated student residence. All residences provide full board in comfortable, convenient accommodation at the heart of the campus.

Off-campus accommodation is also available.

Accommodation Includes• Communal lounge• Free WiFi facilities• Bed linen provided• Laundry facilities• 24-hour on-site security

EC ON-CAMPUS AT FREDONIA HIGHLIGHTS:• Effective English language learning from

Beginner to Advanced levels• No TOEFL scores required • Courses start every two weeks• Guaranteed on-campus housing, including

single-gender options• Fredonia student ID• Meal plan• Free medical care • Full access to on-campus facilities• Shuttle bus service • Transportation available from Buffalo

Niagara International Airport to campus

Learn English while being completely integrated into an all-American university lifestyle

on hundreds of acres of beautiful, leafy grounds.

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Academic LanguageStudents’ English will improve in all areas, and to ensure full preparation for life at university, we also teach important skills such as how to give presentations, write essays, summarize, critique academic texts and much more.

Authentic EnvironmentThe classroom environment mirrors that of a university to prepare students for the style of classes they can expect. Students experience the teaching methods and standards they will face at university, while benefiting from the attentiveness and support of a school fully focused on international students.

Cultural StudiesWe teach idiomatic language and cultural issues, which help students become more integrated into university life.

Targeted LessonsOur lessons are interactive and interesting to ensure students remain highly motivated. Our integrated syllabus familiarizes them with the types of courses, assignments and other academic situations encountered at university.

GRE Preparation ElectiveIf a GRE (Graduate Record Examinations) score is required, we can prepare students for this exam through an elective which teaches verbal and quantitative reasoning, critical thinking, and analytical writing skills.

ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC PURPOSESThe linguistic, academic and cultural skills taught on this course help students achieve

their goals and enter their chosen university program with confidence and proficiency.

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HOW WETEACHWith our energy, expertise and passion for teaching

English, our goal is to help students reach theirs.

The EC GuaranteeOur guarantee is very simple. We promise students will progress at the rate shown on the progress chart. If they do not progress as expected, we will provide them with all the additional lessons, help and support they need to reach their target level at no extra cost.

All they have to do is:• be committed to learning• attend all lessons• complete all homework, tests and assignments

BEGINNERYou have a very basic knowledge of vocabulary and simple grammatical structure. You can invite someone somewhere (Let’s….) and talk about your past.

ELEMENTARYYou understand most conversations spoken slowly and clearly. You can give someone simple directions on the street.

PRE- INTERMEDIATE You speak fairly easily on everyday ma�ers. You can explain what you need from service providers.

INTERMEDIATE You can communicate easily on everyday ma�ers but have a limited range of expression. You can have a conversation on the telephone.

UPPER-INTERMEDIATE You can use the language with some confidence but with noticeable lapses in accuracy and fluency. You can give a short business presentation in English.

PRE-ADVANCED You can use the language with confidence. You can read English newspapers, follow TV news and apply for an English-speaking job.

ADVANCED With a good command of English, you can read and write accurately with few errors. You can understand most academic texts and lectures.

PROFICIENCY You have near-full command of the language. You can use industry terms for your field of study.

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EC LEVELS 30 lessons per week

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FULL ADMISSION• Your equivalent TOEFL score is 80+• You meet all academic requirements

CONCURRENT ADMISSION (requires academic department approval)

• You meet all requirements for your academic program except for English language proficiency• You can take a combination of English for Academic Purposes and university credit courses, whilst learning English

CONDITIONAL ADMISSION• You meet all requirements for the academic program except for the English language requirement• You will be admi�ed to your chosen academic program on the condition that you enroll in the OnCampus EC English language program until you reach the required English language level

Academic Requirements• GPA 3.0 (Students with a GPA lower than 3.0 are encouraged to apply, as GPA is only one component of the acceptance formula)

• SAT score is not required for students who have not a�ended a US high school

• Some programs of study require audition materials or portfolios of work to be submi�ed in order for applications to be considered

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FEES AND SCHOLARSHIPS

UNDERGRADUATE FEES GRADUATE FEES

Approximate annual student expenses(Semester charges are half the annual cost)TUITION: $15,820ROOM (DOUBLE): $7,600BOARD (COMPREHENSIVE PLAN): $5,030 FEES: $1,604 TOTAL: $30,054

Approximate annual student expenses(Semester charges are half the annual cost)TUITION: $20,190ROOM (DOUBLE): $7,600BOARD (COMPREHENSIVE PLAN): $5,030 FEES: $1,604 TOTAL: $34,424

ScholarshipsFredonia offers approximately $3 million in merit and need based scholarships to academically qualified new and returning students each year. Among the many scholarships offered, the President’s International Scholar Award allocates $2,000 per year to successful international student applicants with a 3.50 GPA.

International students receive an excellent education for a fraction of the cost compared

to many higher education institutions.

Our LessonsAt EC we follow a communicative approach that develops the four language skills - reading, writing, speaking and listening.

To give an engaging and relevant framework to learning, each lesson will focus on a specific topic. Teachers select topics that create interest, discussion and debate in the class. As students engage with the language, they also learn about their classmates and different cultures, all within an English context.

As well as taking an active part in classroom discussions, students work on language skills in small groups, pairs or individually. As they learn correct pronunciation, increase their vocabulary, work on grammar and improve sentence construction, they become able to express themselves in an accurate and appropriate way.

Our Academic TeamWith professors, published authors and cutting edge education technologists, our Central Academic Team continually researches and applies the latest trends in learning science to our curriculum to ensure students make the best progress possible. This team also regularly presents at education conferences around the world.

Our teachers are professional, friendly and passionate about what they do. They are trained to deliver constant support and feedback within a relaxed and informal environment, and their care and encouragement builds confidence in students.

Our specialized on-campus staff is available around the clock to offer personal support and guidance in all areas of student learning and the campus experience.

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FREDONIA APPLICATION PROCESS

STEP 1PROGRAM INQUIRY

AND AVAILABILITY

(24-48 Hours)

• Inquire about available program with the EC Admissions team in Boston. They will respond within 24 business hours.

• Once a program has been chosen, the EC Admissions team will provide a conditional admissions application checklist along with all the required documents.

STEP 2CLOA DOCUMENT

COLLECTION

(Timeframe Varies)

• Collect the required documents to make the conditional admissions application and submit them to the EC Admissions team.• Students may be required to send original documents via courier, but scanned documents are

usually acceptable at this stage.

STEP 3APPLICATION SUBMISSION

(24 Hours)

• After students submit all documents to the EC Admissions team, they will be sent to the university for review. EC Admissions will usually confirm submission within 24 hours.

• If university application fee is required, it will be collected at this time.

STEP 5ISSUING OF

CLOA/I-20

(Timeframe Varies*)

• Once a decision is made, students will receive a scanned Conditional Letter of Admission (CLOA). The hard copy may take up to a week to arrive via EC.

• SUNY will send all acceptance and I-20 documents required for a student visa application to the student’s home country. The student visa application process is the responsibility of the student.

STEP 7TRANSFER TO FULL

ADMISSIONS STATUS

(Timeframe Varies)

• Students work with their EC Academic Coordinators to submit all of the required documents for full admission.

• Original documents will be required at this time along with additional essays, test results, updated financial documents etc.

STEP 6ATTEND EC ENGLISH COURSE

AND REACH REQUIRED LEVEL

(Varies by student)

• Students begin attending courses at EC until they reach the required level to transfer to full admission at Fredonia.• Admission is based on English level, not duration of study. Some students progress faster than others.• Length of study varies depending on each student’s initial level and progression.

STEP 4REVIEW AND

DECISION

(Between 5 And 21 Business Days)

• The student’s university application is submitted to the univeristy for review.• It can take 5-21 business days to complete the review process, with Master’s degrees taking longer.• EC will be notified of the admissions decision and then inform the student.

STEP 8BEGIN DEGREE PROGRAM AT

PARTNER UNIVERSITY

• Working with Academic Coordinators and university staff, students transition to full admissions status and prepare to begin their degree program at the next intake/semester start date.

From enrolling on an English course to the first day as a university student, we advise and

support students at every stage, ensuring a smooth stress-free transition.

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APPLICATIONCHECKLISTSAlthough applications requirements may vary depending on program, students are

required to submit the following.

Fredonia Undergraduate

Fredonia Graduate

STUDENT’S PERSONAL INFORMATION • Home address, personal email, etc.• Secondary School Transcripts• Official Copy & Certified Translated Copy in English• Include date of graduation, complete name and address of secondary school

PASSPORT COPY

$50 APPLICATION FEE

IF SACM SPONSORED OR NOT APPLYING TO EC ON-CAMPUS AT FREDONIA:• Proof of Financial Support of minimum $32,000• SUNY Foreign Student Financial Form

UNDERGRADUATE TRANSCRIPTS• Official Copy & Certified Translated Copy in English• Include date of graduation• Minimum GPA depends on program

DIPLOMA/GRADUATION CERTIFICATE

TRANSCRIPT EVALUATION (IF NOT A 4.0 GPA SCALE)

PASSPORT COPY

STATEMENT OF INTENT

DETAILED RESUME/CV

2 LETTERS OF RECOMMENDATION

$75 APPLICATION FEE

*IF ATTENDING EC ON-CAMPUS AT FREDONIA• Proof of Financial Support (amount determined by academic department)• SUNY Foreign Student Financial Form

Other requirements based off department (Test scores, courses, essays)

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UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS DEGREE

Accounting BS

Applied Mathematics BS

Biochemistry BS

Biology BS

Business Administration: BS

Business Admin.: Finance BS

Business Admin.: Management BS

Business Admin.: Marketing BS

Business Admin.: Music Industry  BS 

Chemistry BS

Childhood Education 1-6, 7-9 Extension BSEd

Childhood Inclusive Education 1-6, 7-9 Extension BSEd

COMMUNICATION

Communication: Audio/Radio Production BS

Communication: Communication Studies BS

Communication: Journalism BA

Communication: Media Management BS

Communication: Public Relations BS

Communication: Video Production BS

Communication Disorders and Sciences BS

Computer Science BS

Computer Information Systems BS

Criminal Justice BA

Dance BFA

Early Childhood Education (Birth-2) BSEd

Early Childhood-Childhood Education BSEd

Earth Science BA

Economics BA

English BA

French BA

Geochemistry BS

Geology BS

Geophysics BS

History BA

Industrial Management BS

Interdisciplinary Studies BA/BS

Mathematics BS

Mathematics-Physics BS

Medical Technology BS

Middle Childhood Specialist- Mathematics BS

Molecular Genetics BS

Listed below are Fredonia’s registered degree programs.

ALL PROGRAMS

MUSIC

Music-Applied BA

Music: Composition MusB

Music: Performance MusB

Music Education MusB

Music Therapy BS

Musical Theatre BFA

Philosophy BA

Physics BS

Political Science BA

Psychology BA/BS

Public Accountancy BS

Social Work BS

Sociology BA

Sound Recording Technology BS

Spanish BA

Sport Management BS

TEACHER CERTIFICATION AREAS IN ADOLESCENCE EDUCATION

Biology BS

Chemistry BS

Earth Science BS

English BA

French BA

Mathematics BS

Mathematics Middle Childhood 5-9 BS

Physics BS

Social Studies BA

Spanish BA

THEATRE ARTS

Theatre Arts BA

Acting BFA

Theatrical Production and Design BFA

VISUAL ARTS AND NEW MEDIA

Visual Arts and New Media BA

Animation and Illustration BFA

Ceramics BFA

Drawing and Painting BFA

Graphic Design BFA

Film & Video Arts BFA

Photography BFA

Sculpture BFA

Visual Arts: Art History BA

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GRADUATE PROGRAMS DEGREE

Adolescence Science Education MAT

Bilingual Ed ITI Adv Cert

Biology MS

Chemistry MS

Curriculum & Instruction in Inclusive Education MSEd

English MA

Interdisciplinary Studies MA/MS

Literacy Education (B-Grade 6) MSEd

Literacy Education (Grades 5-12) MSEd

Mathematics 7-12 MSEd

Music Education K-12 MM

Music Performance MM

Music Theory-Composition MM

Music Therapy MM

Natural Science 7-12 MSEd

School Building Leadership Adv Cert

School District Leadership Adv Cert

School District Leadership (Non-Cert) Adv Cert

Science Learning  MS

Speech Language Pathology MS

TESOL MSEd

TESOL Adv Cert

TESOL ITI Adv Cert

TESOL Special Education: ITI Adv Cert

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