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DUAL ADMISSION AGREEMENT - # NU1K (Part A)
Niagara County Community College
Liberal Arts and Sciences (AA)
to Hotel & Restaurant Management(BS)
at Niagara University    UNDER REVISION
To Hotel & Restaurant Management Curriculum Guide (Part B)
      The following information has been assembled to assist those students who 
      have been accepted into the Dual Admission program with Niagara 
      University.  By completing the following courses, students will fulfill 
      the requirements for the NCCC associate degree listed above, and 
      simultaneously complete the first two years of the Niagara University 
      baccalaureate degree listed above.  If you have any questions, contact 
      your NCCC advisor, the NCCC Counseling Center (room G223), or the Niagara 
      University Admissions Office (phone 286-8700).

      ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS: Completion of A.S. degree in Liberal Arts and 
      Sciences.

      "D" grades for dual admission students only will be accepted for transfer 
      credit. For all other students, grades of "C" or higher are required. 
      Courses graded "S/U" will not transfer.
      Dual Admissions students can complete the baccalaureate degree in two 
      additional years. An additional elective course(s) may be necessary 
      depending on the degree program and/or the specific transfer course 
      equivalencies.
      One half of the major coursework must be completed at Niagara University.

      Philosophy and Religious Studies requirements: Students transferring 0-47 
      credits must complete 6 credits in Religious Studies and 6 credits in 
      Philosophy (Ethics plus 1 additional Philosophy course) at N.U. Students 
      transferring 48 or more credits must complete 3 credits in Religious 
      Studies and 3 credits in Ethics at N.U.

      This information is provided by Niagara University, and is subject to 
      change. It is intended for the sole purpose of general guidance, not as a 
      statement of official policy. Applicants to NU (except Dual Admission 
      applicants) must adhere to the policies and procedures in effect at the 
      time of transfer. Students are encouraged to contact the NU Admissions 
      Office for additional and/or updated information.



      To Hotel & Restaurant Management Curriculum Guide (Part B)April 2003