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University at Buffalo

The State University of New York International Admissions

115 Capen Hall
Buffalo, NY, 14260-1604
U.S.A.

716.645.6121

intiem@buffalo.edu

buffalo.edu/internationaladmissions.html

Graduates with a minimum GPA of 3.0 (B) with suitable preparation for the intended major will be considered for admission on an individual basis. Transfer credit is assessed on an individual basis only after an offer of admission is made. Transfer credits will be granted on a course-by-course evaluation. How these transfer credits are applied towards a student’s degree will vary by program.

For further information, contact the University at Buffalo, Office of International Admissions at 716.645.6121 or email intiem@buffalo.edu.

Seneca Program: Open (any relevant Seneca diploma program)

Degree: Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science

Seneca Program: Business – Marketing, Business Administration – Management, Business Administration – Financial Planning, Business – International Business, Business Administration – Entrepreneurship & Small Business, Business Administration – International Business, Business, Accounting, Business Administration – Purchasing & Supply Management, Business Administration – Marketing, Business Administration – Human Resources

Degree: Bachelor of Science in Business Administration

Seneca Program: Biotechnology – Advanced

Degree: Bachelor of Science in Biotechnology

Seneca Program: Chemical Laboratory Technology – Pharmaceutical

Degree: Bachelor of Science in Pharmaceutical Science or Chemistry

Seneca Program: Graphic Design

Degree: Bachelor of Arts in Studio Art or Bachelor of Fine Arts

Seneca Program: Interactive Media Design

Degree: Bachelor of Arts in Media Study

Seneca Program: Liberal Arts University Transfer

Degree: Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science

Seneca Program: Social Service Worker

Degree: Bachelor of Arts (BA) Health and Human Services - Child and Family Studies or Community Mental Health or Social Gerontology with an options combined Master of Social Work (MSW)