Skip to content
  • Apply Now
  • Events
    • Graduate Admissions Events Calendar
    • Marxe Community Events Calendar
    • Faculty, Staff & Administration Calendar
  • Schedule a Visit
  • Ask a Question
Baruch college | Baruch College-logo Baruch College-logo City University of New York CUNY-logo

Austin W. Marxe School of Public and International Affairs

Menu

    About
    • Spotlight on Marxe
    • Marxe Rankings
    • Faculty and Staff
      • Full-Time Faculty
      • Part-Time Faculty
      • Senior Administration and Staff
    • Centers and Institutes
      • Center for Nonprofit Strategy and Management (CNSM)
      • CUNY Institute for Demographic Research (CIDR)
      • New York Federal Statistical Research Data Center (NYRDC)
      • Howard J. Samuels State and City Policy Center
      • Center for Equality, Pluralism and Policy (CEPP)
    • Graduation Data
    • Assessment
    • Administrative Resources
    • Marxe Newsletters Archive
    • Contact Us
    Academics
    • Master of Public Administration
      • MPA Curriculum
      • MPA Student Handbook
    • Executive MPA
      • Executive MPA Curriculum
    • Master of International Affairs
      • MIA Curriculum
      • MIA Student Handbook
    • Master of Science in Education in Higher Education Administration
      • MSEd Curriculum
      • MSEd Student Handbook
    • The Bachelor of Science in Public Affairs (BSPA)
      • BSPA Curriculum
    • Certificate in Public Communication
    Admissions
    • Graduate Admissions Requirements and Process
    • Frequently Asked Questions
    Student Resources
    • Academic Advisement
      • Graduate Advisement
      • Undergraduate Advisement
    • Career Services
    • Quantitative Student Support
    • Writing for Public & International Affairs
    • College Resources
    Global Initiatives
    • For Marxe Students
    • For Faculty
    • For Foreign Students
    Student Opportunities
    • Scholarships
    • Student Employment Opportunities at Marxe
    • Study Abroad
    • The Washington Semester
    Alumni
    • Get Involved
    • Alumni Testimonials
    • Marxe School of Public and International Affairs
    • Academics
    • The Bachelor of Science in Public Affairs (BSPA)
    • For Students Applying from CUNY Hostos or BMCC
    • The Bachelor of Science in Public Affairs (BSPA)
      • BSPA Curriculum
      • Survey Research Minor
      • For Students Applying from CUNY Hostos or BMCC

    For Students Applying from CUNY Hostos or BMCC

    For Students Applying from Hostos Community College, CUNY

    Pathway between Hostos’ Public Administration (A.A.S. or A.A.) Program and the Bachelor of Science in Public Affairs program:
    The BPSA has established an articulation agreement with Hostos and their public administration program. This means that if you are a student in those programs, a path has been created to make it more feasible for you to transition to the BSPA program at Baruch College. The articulation acts as a guide, providing the necessary criteria, prerequisites, and requirements regarding Baruch College and the undergraduate program. In addition, the agreement establishes equivalences – courses at Hostos – that will count toward your BSPA major.

    View the articulation for details about the program and the list of course equivalencies below:
    Baruch-Hostos Associates in Applied Sciences Articulation – Final
    Baruch -Hostos Associates in Arts Articulation II – Final


    For Students Applying from Borough of Manhattan Community College, CUNY

    Pathway between BMCC’s A.S. in Public and Nonprofit Administration Program and A.A. in Liberal Arts Program, and Baruch College’s Bachelor of Science in Public Affairs program:Baruch College’s Bachelor of Science in Public Affairs (BSPA) program has established an articulation agreement with BMCC’s A.S. in Public and Nonprofit Administration Program and A.A. in Liberal Arts Program. This means that if you are a student of the above-mentioned programs, a path has been created to make it more feasible for you to transition to the BSPA program at Baruch College. The articulation acts as a guide, providing the necessary information, prerequisites, and requirements regarding the undergraduate program. In addition, the agreement establishes equivalences – courses that you have taken and successfully completed at BMCC – that will count toward your BSPA major!

    View the articulation and list of course equivalencies below:

    Baruch-BMCC A.S. in Public Nonprofit Admin Articulation – Final [PDF]

    Baruch-BMCC A.A. in Liberal Arts Articulation – Final [PDF]


    Austin W. Marxe School of Public and International Affairs 135 East 22nd Street (Lexington Avenue and 22nd Street) (646) 660-6700
    Facebook Twitter Youtube Instagram LinkedIn
    • Contact Us
    • About Our Site
    • Privacy
    • Site Map
    • Text Only
    Baruch College | One Bernard Baruch Way
    55 Lexington Avenue (at 24th Street) | New York, NY 10010
    646-312-1000
    CUNY logo
    CUNY logo