国际学生入学条件
Official high school transcripts and mark sheets*
Local and state board scores, if available
Admission essay (personal statement)**
1 letter of recommendation***
SAT/ACT (optional/not required)
Proof of English language proficiency
The basic requirement for admission is a high school degree and a minimum cumulative undergraduate grade-point average (GPA) of 3.00 on a 4.00 scale (or an 85% grade average or higher).
An official transcript (documentation of a student's permanent academic record including the courses that have been completed and the marks that have been received for those courses). If your school or national education department does not provide transcripts, please provide a certified record of the courses and examinations taken, this would include Government Examination certificates (such as GCSE-O Level, IGCSE, and ''A Level). You must submit official secondary/high school transcripts - in the original language and in a translated English version.
** The essay that is a required part of the SUNY Supplemental Application or the Common Application is acceptable. You may also use the SUNY International Applicant Essay form - form for your essay. You may choose any topic for your autobiographical essay.
*** A letter of recommendation from an academic teacher or school counselor.
TOEFL iBT 80
IELTS 6.5
SAT (Reading and Writing) 550
ACT 24-36
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- 雅思总分:6.5
- 托福网考总分:80
- 托福笔试总分:160
- 其他语言考试:PTE Academic 58
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课程简介
地质科学系提供本科和硕士学位课程。通过正式课程,野外工作和研究项目,学生们将了解形成我们星球的地质过程及其对社会和环境的影响。地质学本科专业提供普通地质学和环境地球科学专业的课程;地球科学基础教育和中学教育的本科和硕士课程均提供。这些课程在“教育学院”列表中进行了描述。该部门还提供了环境地球化学科学的本科学位,但有单独的清单。地质学辅修课程适用于其他专业。本质上是跨学科的,地质学本科学位需要地质学和相关领域的课程。建议那些打算在地质科学领域从事研究生工作的人选择“一般地质学”选项。对于任何地质计划,应在新
The Department of Geological Sciences offers both undergraduate and masters degree programs. Through formal courses, field work, and research projects, the students develop an awareness of the geological processes that shape our planet, and their impact on society and the environment. The undergraduate major in geology offers concentrations in both General Geology and Environmental Geoscience.Elementary education and secondary education concentrations in Earth Science are offered at both the undergraduate and masters levels. These programs are described under the School of Education listings. An undergraduate degree in Environmental Geochemical Science, also offered by this department, has a separate listing. A minor in geology is available for those majoring in other fields.Interdisciplinary in nature, the undergraduate degree in geology requires courses in geology and cognate areas. The General Geology option is recommended for those contemplating graduate work in the geological sciences. For any of the geology programs, Physical Geology (GLG201 and GLG211 lab) should be taken in the fall semester of the freshman year, followed by Historical Geology (GLG202) in the spring. General Chemistry I (CHE201 and CHE211 lab), General Chemistry II (CHE202 and CHE212 lab) and Calculus I (MAT251) should also be taken in the freshman year. It is also possible to begin the major in the sophomore year with proper advising.
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