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HWS Reaches Transfer Agreement With FLCC

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HWS Reaches Transfer Agreement With FLCC
HWS President Mark D. Gearan and FLCC President Robert K. Nye.

NEWS RELEASE –

Hobart and William Smith recently finalized an agreement with Finger Lakes Community College (FLCC) that establishes clear pathways for transfer students to enroll at HWS with an efficient admissions process. The agreement, which strengthens collaboration between HWS and the local community, lays out key transfer requirements and objectives, clarifying for students which courses can transfer into HWS before applying.

“With this process, we want to simplify and enhance the enrollment procedures to continue to bring exceptional and qualified students to HWS and ensure they get the most out of their education,” says Vice President for Admissions and Financial Aid Mike Quinn. “We are excited about this increased partnership with FLCC, which will create more access for local students and deepen our relationship with the Finger Lakes community.”

“This agreement allows FLCC graduates to transfer to about 20 programs at Hobart and William Smith Colleges with full junior status,” explains FLCC Vice President of Enrollment Management Carol Urbaitis. “It is important for our students to have more places to transfer without leaving the Finger Lakes regio

 

Group photo HWS and FLCC

HWS President Mark D. Gearan and FLCC President Robert K. Nye (seated) are joined by HWS Provost and Dean of Faculty Sarah Kirk, HWS Vice President for Admissions and Financial Aid Michael Quinn, FLCC Vice President of Enrollment Management Carol Urbaitis and FLCC Provost, Vice President of Academic & Student Affairs Laura Ortiz.

The transfer requirements stipulate minimum cumulative grade point average for admissions, as well as minimum course grades for transfer credits, and policies regarding general education requirements and timelines for completing a bachelor’s degree.

The agreement recognizes the academic preparation and achievements of FLCC students, applying eligible courses and general education credit to the student’s program of study at HWS. Through the streamlined process, students receive clear and realistic recommendations regarding course selection.

For more information, FLCC students can contact Senior Associate Director of Admissions and Director Transfer Admissions Melanie Sage ’95, P’25, P’27 at [email protected]. 

Learn more about HWS and FLCC Agreement.

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