JCC & SUNY Upstate to Hold Information Session March 13 for Healthcare Students
Published: February 27, 2023
Education partners Jefferson Community College (JCC) and SUNY Upstate Medical (SUNY Upstate) will hold an information session for prospective healthcare students on Monday, March 13, 2023 from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. at JCC in Room 6-002, Jules Center (Building 6), and virtually via Zoom.
A formal articulation agreement between JCC and SUNY Upstate provides a college pathway to a bachelor’s degree for students interested in careers as x-ray and ultrasound technicians, medical technologists, medical biotechnologists, and radiation and respiratory therapists. From the onset of their academic journey, students majoring in Natural Sciences at JCC have the option to focus their education on allied health & biological sciences or physical science. The articulation agreement guarantees credit completed with a grade of C or better at JCC will transfer seamlessly to SUNY Upstate programs - Medical Imaging Radiography (X-ray) B.S., Medical Imaging Sciences/Ultrasound B.S., Medical Technology B.S., Medical Biotechnology B.S., Radiation Therapy B.S., and Respiratory Therapy B.S. Additionally, transfer students will be recognized as college juniors at SUNY Upstate.
Representatives from JCC and SUNY Upstate will be available at the information session to answer questions about each of their respective academic programs, transfer opportunities and how to apply for admissions.
Prospective healthcare students can register to attend the March 13 information session online. For more information, call Enrollment Services at 315-786-2437.
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