SUNY has created SUNY Transfer Paths which summarize the common lower division requirements shared by SUNY campuses within most major disciplines.

Transfer paths are sets of common courses, that when taken prior to transferring to a four-year program, are guaranteed to transfer and apply to an aligned major.

Following a path when you start your college career ensures that you can start strong and make consistent progress.

Use transfer path guides to gain an in-depth understanding of transfer paths and the core courses that should be pursued when completing your first 60 credits or first two years.

Transfer Path Guides

Find out which courses count as Core Courses for your transfer path using SUNY’s planning tools. This helps you see which classes at your current or future SUNY campus will apply to your transfer path and major.

Transfer Path Planner

Use this tool if you are exploring or trying to fulfill a Core Course for your transfer path. Core Courses are universal and apply to lower division requirements in each path where they appear.

Core Course Navigator
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The SUNY Seamless Transfer policy gurantees that all courses identified as Core Courses will transfer in programs aligned with the SUNY Transfer Path when completed with a C or better.

SUNY Transfer Paths cover over 80% of majors by applying to a broad range of disciplines. Each new or revised major in the SUNY System aligns with a SUNY Transfer path where one exists in the major discipline. Aligning with transfer paths means programs can be completed within 4 total years of study when a student transfers.

Core Courses are courses that fulfill lower-level requirements and apply to transfer path majors on all SUNY campuses.