Borough of Manhattan Community College

In order to help the transfer student with the process, St. John’s University has prepared this Transfer Guide for the Borough of Manhattan Community College (BMCC) student.

Transferring Credits

Transfer Students Holding the A.A. or A.S. Degree
Students completing the A.A. (Associate in Arts) or A.S. (Associate in Science) may transfer 66 credits toward a B.A. or B.S. degree in St. John’s College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, the College of Professional Studies, or the School of Education.  Upon admission to St. John’s University, transfer students who have been awarded an A.A. or A.S. degree must successfully complete a minimum additional 60 semester hours including (a) six semester hours in Philosophy and six semester hours in Theology (unless previously satisfied), and (b) requirements for the selected major concentration.  This amount of transfer credit will allow students to complete their undergraduate degree at St. John’s University in two years of full-time study.

Transfer credits applied to B.A. or B.S. degrees in the Peter J. Tobin College of Business or the College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences must have their academic record evaluated to determine the courses applicable to a degree program in these units. 

Transfer Students Without an Associate Degree
A student applying without an Associate degree has his/her credits transferred to the best advantage provided they are applicable to the degree program.  In addition to fulfilling major requirements and the Theology/Philosophy requirements, students without an Associate in Arts or Associate in Science degree may have to complete certain University core curriculum requirements.

Contact Information

Queens and Manhattan Campuses
Office of Undergraduate Admission
St. John's University
8000 Utopia Parkway
Queens, NY 11439
Tel: 1 (888) 9STJOHNS
Email: [email protected]

Staten Island Campus
Office of Admission
St. John's University
300 Howard Avenue
Staten Island, NY 10301
Tel: (718) 390-4500
Email: [email protected]

 Effective Date: March 21, 2003

Additional Information

Degrees and Majors
Bachelor of Arts

  • Anthropology
  • Asian Studies
  • Economics
  • English
  • Environmental Studies
  • French
  • Government and Politics
  • History
  • Italian
  • Mathematics
  • Philosophy
  • Psychology
  • Public Administration and Public Services
  • Social Studies
  • Spanish
  • Speech Communication Arts
  • Speech Language Pathology and Audiology
  • Speech, Public Address
  • Theology

Bachelor of Science 

  • Biology
  • Chemistry
  • Computer Science (Staten Island Campus)
  • Environmental Studies
  • Mathematical Physics
  • Mathematics
  • Physical Sciences
  • Physical Science (pre-engineering Track)
  • Physics
  • Speech Language Pathology and Audiology (Staten Island Campus)

* Bachelor of Fine Arts
All student applicants for a Bachelor Fine Arts must have a positive portfolio review.

  • Fine Arts
  • Graphic Design
  • Illustration
  • Photography

All applicants to St. John’s College who have been awarded an A.A. or A.S. degree will fulfill the requirements for their baccalaureate after successfully completing a minimum of an additional 64 semester hours including:  a) six semester hours of Philosophy and six semester hours in Theology; b) the requirements for the selected major concentration.  The remainder of the student’s program is determined under the guidance of an assigned advisor.

*All student applicants for a Bachelor Fine Arts must have a positive portfolio review.

B.S. Childhood Education (1-6); Adolescence Education (7-12); Education (1-6) and Childhood Special Education Certification (1-6)(7-9); Extension certification are advised to contact the Dean's Office

B.A. with minor in Adolescence Education through St. John's College: English (7-12); Mathematics (7-12); Social Sciences (7-12); Physics (7-12); Spanish (7-12); Biology (7-12)

Transfer Course Equivalency Tables

Borough of Manhattan Community College
Liberal Arts: A.A.
St. John's University
The School of Education - Childhood Education: B.S.ED.
First Semester 
English Composition I: ENG 101English Composition: ENG 1000C
Fundamentals of Speech: SPE 100Speech: SPE 1000C
History of Western Civilization I: HIS 101History of Western Civilization: HIS 1001
Fundamentals of Mathematics: MAT 100Mathematics: MTH 1000
Philosophy: PHI 100Philosophy: PHI 1000C
Second Semester 
English Composition II: ENG 201Literature in Global Context: ENG 1100C
Music or ArtFine Arts: FNA1000C
Western Civilization: HIS 102History of Western Civilization: HIS 1001
MAT ElectiveMathematics (under advisement)
ScienceLaboratory Science (Core)
Third Semester 
Foreign Language IForeign Language
American History: HIS 120 or HIS 125American History: HIS 1301
English Elective: ENG 353, ENG 371English: ENG 3570, ENG 2200
Logic: PHI 110Introduction to Logic: PHI 3400
Introduction to Sociology: SOC 100Introduction to Sociology: SOC 1010C
Fourth Semester 
Foreign Language IIForeign Language
Introduction to Anthropology: ANT 100Introduction to Anthropology: ANT 1010C
Child Psychology: PSY 250Child Psychology: PSY 2070
Introduction to Human Geography: GEO 100World Geography: GEO 1001

 

Borough of Manhattan Community College
Liberal Arts: A.A.
St. John's University
The School of Education - Secondary Education: B.S.ED.
First Semester 
English Composition I: ENG 101English Composition: ENG 1000C
Fundamentals of Speech: SPE 100Speech: SPE 1000C
History of Western Civilization I: HIS 101History of Western Civilization: HIS 1001
Fundamentals of Mathematics: MAT 100Mathematics: MTH 1000
Modern Foreign LanguageForeign Language
Second Semester 
English Composition II: ENG 201Literature in Global Context: ENG 1100C
Foreign Language IIForeign Language
Western Civilization: HIS 102World History II: HIS 1011
Introduction to Sociology: SOC 100Introduction to Sociology: SOC 1010
Introduction to Statistics: MTH 150Mathematics under advisement
Third Semester 
American History: HIS 120/125American History: HIS 1302
Philosophy: PHI 100Introduction to Philosophy: PHI 1000C
ScienceLaboratory Science Elective
Music or ArtFine Arts: FNA 1000C
Introduction to Anthropology: ANT 100Introduction to Anthropology: ANT 1010C
Fourth Semester 
Logic: PHI 110Introduction to Logic: PHI 3400
ScienceLaboratory Science Elective
English ElectiveSocial Science/English Elective
Child Psychology: PSY 250Child Psychology: PSY 2070
Introduction to Human Geography: GEO 100World Geography: GEO 1001


Note
Health/Physical Education or Dance Classes are not accepted  

Majors
Bachelor of Science

  • Accounting
  • Economics
  • Finance
  • Management
  • Management Information Systems
  • Marketing
  • Risk Management & Insurance

Although the Tobin College of Business requires that the academic record be evaluated by the Dean's designee, the following course equivalency guide is presented to assist the prospective transfer student.

Transfer Course Equivalency Table

Borough of Manhattan Community CollegeSt. John's University
Business   
Course NameCreditsCourse NameCredits
Accounting: ACC 1223Accounting: ACC 1301/23383
Accounting: ACC 2223Accounting: ACC 1301/23383
Computer: CIS 1003Computer: CIS 13323
Economics: ECO 2013Economics: ECO 13013
Economics: ECO 2023Economics: ECO 13023
Economics: ECO 1003ECO elective3
Law: BUS 1103Law: LAW 1310/22113
Management: BUS 2003Management: MGT 23013
Marketing: MKT 1003Marketing: MKT 3301 ***3
Mathematics: MAT 2063Mathematics: MTH 13103
Mathematics: MAT 3013Mathematics: MTH 13203
Liberal Arts   
Course NameCreditsCourse NameCredits
English: ENG 1013English: ENG 10003
English: ENG 2013English: ENG 11003
Speech: SPE 1003Speech: SPE 10003
Philosophy: PHI 1003Philosophy: PHI 10003
History: HIS 101 or 1023History: HIS 10003
Science: 3 elective credits3Science: SCI 10003
6 credits of Foreign Language
or 6 credits in the Arts
66 credits of Foreign Language
or 6 credits in the Arts
6


 *** Subject to validation
Health/Physical Education or Dance Classes are not accepted
Students transferring to St. John's should seek advisement on mathematics sequence  

Degrees and Majors
Bachelor of Science

  • Administrative Studies
  • Communication Arts    
  • Computer Science   
  • Computer Science, Business Option  
  • Computer Science, Telecommunications
  • Criminal Justice/Forensic Psychology    
  • Funeral Service Administration  
  • Health Services Administration    
  • Hospitality Management   
  • Human Services    
  • Journalism     
  • Legal Studies     
  • Microcomputer Systems, Business Option 
  • Microcomputer Systems - Telecommunications Options   
  • Sport Management    
  • Telecommunications    
  • Telecommunications, Business Option 
  • Telecommunications, Multi-Media Option
  • Television and Film
  • Television and Film, Film Studies Option
  • Television and Film, Video Option

Bachelor of Arts

  • BA-Liberal Studies

Transfer applicants to The College of Professional Studies who have been awarded an A.A., A.S. or A.A.S. degree will fulfill the requirements for their baccalaureate after successfully completing a minimum of an additional 60 to 66 semester hours including:  a) three semester hours of Philosophy and six semester hours in Theology; and b) the requirements for the selected major concentration. The remainder of the student's program is determined under the guidance of an assigned advisor.