2+2 Agreements

• University at Buffalo 
• SUNY Alfred 
• Syracuse University 
• St. John Fisher College

2+2 agreements are for the student who is planning to get a bachelor degree, and has decided not only the major, but where to transfer after Onondaga. This program is not intended for a part-time student or a student unsure of his/her major or where to complete the degree.

With these agreements students apply to both colleges at the same time. Upon successful completion of their two-year Onondaga degree, and if they have met all of the conditions of the agreement, they are guaranteed acceptance to the four-year college. Of course, students can transfer to colleges without the cooperative/joint admissions program agreement. Onondaga students transfer to many colleges across the country.

Applicants are expected to have strong academic records, including Regents preparation in English, Social Studies, Science and Mathematics. Note: Students who transfer credits from another institution are not eligible for this program.

Onondaga has cooperative degree programs with the University at Buffalo, and Syracuse University.

Onondaga Community College and University at Buffalo 2+2 Program

Programs covered by this agreement are outlined below. For example, if a student's goal is to obtain a bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University at Buffalo, s/he would apply to Onondaga to enroll in the Engineering Science A.S. program. At the same time, s/he would apply to the University at Buffalo.

Conditions:

• Business Administration students must achieve a 3.0 grade point average (GPA) at Onondaga
• Computer Science students must achieve a 2.5 GPA at Onondaga
• Engineering Science and Humanities students must achieve a 2.0 GPA at Onondaga

Onondaga Community College and SUNY Alfred Joint Admission Program

 Programs covered by this agreement include the following:
 

Onondaga Community College and Syracuse University 2+2 Program

Onondaga Community College is excited to offer students the opportunity to participate in a 2+2 agreement with 33 different degree program options. This means when you apply for admission and are admitted to Onondaga, we will send you an SU intent to enroll form, which is sent directly to the Office of Admission at Syracuse University. SU will identify you as a potential dual admit student. When you are one semester away from completing your Onondaga degree, you will file a supplemental application to SU and as long as you meet the specific GPA requirements for your desired degree program, you will be given junior standing and full consideration for financial aid to meet your needs.  For more info visit: http://www.syr.edu/futurestudents/undergraduate/transferstudents/aa_occ.html  
 

Steps to declare your intent to enroll in the SU 2+2  program 
 

1. Apply for admission to Onondaga Community College and follow the directions to enroll in courses.
2. File the Syracuse University Intent to Enroll Form at the time you decide to participate in the dual admission degree program. (http://www.syr.edu/futurestudents/undergraduate/transferstudents/aa_occ.html )
3. Return your Intent to Enroll Form to: dualadmission@syr.edu or mail to: Undergraduate Processing Center, 621 Skytop Road, Suite 160, Syracuse, NY 13244-5290
4. If a student is interested in receiving a projected financial aid package as a freshman at Onondaga, please contact Dualadmission@syr.edu  at Syracuse University to discuss next steps
5. As you begin your studies at Onondaga, please meet with an advisor to plan degree requirements and discuss degree interest at SU
6. One semester prior to graduation, you should submit the Syracuse University Supplemental Application form (http://www.syr.edu/futurestudents/undergraduate/transferstudents/aa_occ.html) to the SU Admissions Office

Programs covered by this agreement include the following:

Onondaga Community College and St. John Fisher College 2+2

This agreement establishes a 2+2 partnership agreement between Onondaga Community College and St. John Fisher College. Students in this program will, upon completion of a prescribed sequence of courses leading to an associate degree from Onondaga Community College, continue their studies at St. John Fisher College with assurance that they will complete the 60 semester credit hours in conformity with the academic standards of St. John Fisher College and as prescribed in the appropriate Degree Guidesheets (certain majors may require the completion of more than two-years of full-time study).