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High school seniors and traditional transfer students who have taken Advanced Placement examinations administered by the College Board, and who receive a score of 3, 4, or 5, will be awarded credit in accordance with College policy, with the exception of English in which only a score of 4 or 5 is acceptable as elective credit. The student must have the official score sheet sent to college. Eligibility will be determined and credit awarded to the student upon enrollment in the college. Such credit will not exceed a maximum of 30 credits and will not count toward the 30-credit residency requirement. Waiver of requirements in any given subject area will be at the discretion of the divisional faculty.

Environmental Studies

Communication, General

Mass Communication/Media Studies

Journalism

Public Relations, Advertising, and Applied Communication, Other

Creative Writing

General Literature

Literature, Other

Biology/Biological Sciences, General

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International/Globalization Studies

Exercise Science and Kinesiology

Philosophy and Religious Studies, General

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Psychology, General

Social Sciences, General

Political Science and Government, General

Sociology

Dance, General

Ballet

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Design and Visual Communications, General

Graphic Design

Design and Applied Arts, Other

Technical Theatre/Theatre Design and Technology

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Playwriting and Screenwriting

Theatre Literature, History and Criticism

Acting

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Dramatic/Theatre Arts and Stagecraft, Other

Cinematography and Film/Video Production

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Fine/Studio Arts, General

Art History, Criticism and Conservation

Theatre/Theatre Arts Management

Audiology/Audiologist and Speech-Language Pathology/Pathologist

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Business/Commerce, General

Business Administration and Management, General

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At the heart of Marymount Manhattan College is New York City creativity. Like the city we call home, MMC is famous for its offerings in arts and culture. But like everything else at MMC, our New York City creativity goes well beyond the expected: it infuses everything we do. Our students aren't lost in some giant lecture hall. Instead, they're figuring out new ways to help local kids who have speech impediments. They're choreographing their own dance pieces that weave together ideas of identity, language, and belonging. They're exploring how the sounds of the city affect their classmates' moods. They're designing imaginative chemistry experiments to answer questions about the world in which we live. New York City creativity. It's at the heart of the social movements our students ignite and the social problems they take on-like food insecurity, racial discrimination, poverty, and homelessness. At Marymount Manhattan, we believe that if we nurture our students' creativity, they will have the ability to find purpose, and adapt and grow throughout their lives. We also believe that through creative problem-solving, they will achieve our founders' vision-of a just and equitable society in which each of us belongs because we're different, and each of us makes an impact because we must.

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