<p>I am planning to attend the NYC College-Credit Program at Queens College
I plan to major in business,which shall I take?
I do not understand 'electives'Does binghamton school of management require electives for non-related business courses?</p>
<p>Spring Courses</p>
<p>I only can be enrolled in one class.I have to choose as a priority of 1-3,1 as in being most desired</p>
<p>-Intro to Dance(3 credits)
-Topics in Writing:The Classic Essay(2 cr)
-Enviornmental Science(3cr)
-Linguistics & Communication Disorders 101.Intro to Language(3cr)
-Elementary Probabililty and Statistics(3cr)
-Intro to Philosophy(3cr)
-General Psychology(4cr)
-Sociology of American Life(3cr)</p>
<p>Also,I took a course in Baruch College this past summer,should I send them a transcript of that class to Binghamton? I received an A(will sending a transcript of my credits affect my application?)</p>
<p>I’d say general psychology. It’s the most credits and it sounds fun.</p>
<p>would that be the best to take even though he wants to major in business?</p>
<p>Binghamton, like many other schools, has a general education requirement. I don’t know the specifics but it surely requires a certain number of hours in social sciences, humanities, natural sciences, etc. </p>
<p>You should try to take a course that will give you credit for one of your Gen Ed requirements. Look at the Binghamton web site for particulars of their Gen Ed program. They may also have a list of what transfers in from the college you plan to take the course from. I know SUNY Buffalo has such a list, so Binghamton might as well. That way you’ll know for sure that Binghamton will accept the transfer credit and it will apply toward one of your Gen Ed reqs.</p>
<p>It’s not that psych is a gen ed requirement, but if they require a “social science” say, psychology might be one of the courses you can take to fulfill that requirement. I know my son was taking a psych course for one of his Carnegie Mellon gen ed requirements, but he didn’t like it, so he dropped it and plans to take something else instead. I second the suggestion to look up what Binghampton accepts and call or e-mail them if you are confused.</p>