ARTICULATION AGREEMENT FORM A. SENDING AND RECEIVING .

ARTICULATION AGREEMENT FORMA.SENDING AND RECEIVING INSTITUTIONSSending College: Borough of Manhattan Community CollegeDepartment: Allied Health SciencesProgram: ParamedicDegree: Associate in Applied Sciences (A.A.S.)Receiving College: John Jay College of Criminal JusticeDepartment: Security, Fire and Emergency ServicesProgram: Emergency Services AdministrationDegree: Bachelor of Science (B.S.)B.ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS FOR SENIOR COLLEGE PROGRAM Completion of the A.A.S. degree in Paramedic and a minimum GPA of 2.00.Grade of C or better in freshman composition, its equivalent, or a higher-levelEnglish course.Successful completion of a 3-credit college-level math course.Total transfer credits granted toward the baccalaureate degree: 61Total additional credits required at the senior college to complete baccalaureate degree: 59Total credits required for the B.S. in Emergency Services Administration Program: 120

C.TRANSFER CREDIT AWARDEDPARAMEDICCommon CoreRequired Common CoreEnglish CompositionENG 101 – English CompositionENG 201 – Introduction to LiteratureMathematical & Quantitative ReasoningMAT 104 – Mathematics for Health SciencesLife & Physical SciencesCHE 118 – Fundamentals of ChemistryORCHE 121 – Fundamentals of General Organic & Biological Chemistry ITotal Required Common CoreFlexible CoreCreative ExpressionSPE 100 – Fundamentals of SpeechScientific WorldBIO 425 – Anatomy & Physiology IPSY 100 – General PsychologyTotal Flexible CoreTotal Common CoreCurriculum RequirementsEMC 101 – Emergency Medical Care/Paramedic IEMC 102 – Emergency Medical Care/Paramedic IIEMC 201 – Emergency Medical Care/Paramedic IIIEMC 202 – Emergency Medical Care/Paramedic IVEMC 301 – Emergency Medical Care/Clinical Internship IEMC 302 – Emergency Medical Care/Clinical Internship IIEMC 303 – Emergency Medical Care/Clinical Internship IIIBIO 426 – Anatomy & Physiology IIEMC 100 – Emergency Medical CareTotal Curriculum CreditsTotal Program Credits634133710236666123443861

D.SENIOR COLLEGE UPPER DIVISION COURSES REMAINING FORBACCALAUREATE DEGREEBorough of Manhattan Community College (BMCC) graduates who complete theA.A.S degree in Applied Science for Paramedic will receive 61 credits toward theBachelor of Science B.S. in Emergency Services Administration at John JayCollege of Criminal Justice.CourseFlexible CoreFlexible CoreFlexible CoreCollege OptionCollege OptionESA 101ESA 215ESA 225FIS 104PAD 101PAD 318FIS 401Course Title / CategoryWorld Cultures & Global IssuesU.S. Experience in Its DiversityIndividual and SocietyLearning from the Past or Communications300 Justice CoreIntroduction to Emergency ManagementEmergency Incident ManagementResponder Health, Protection and SafetyRisk ManagementIntroduction to Public AdministrationDecisions in CrisesSeminar in Fire Protection ServicesSpecializations:Take FIVEFire Service ORCourses withinEmergency Medical Services ORONE SpecializationEmergency Managementof your choice.Total Credits Eligible for TransferTotal Transfer Credits Applied to the ProgramTotal Credits Required after TransferTotal Credits for the degreeStudents must choose one out of the three Course credits range depending on specialization chosen. Please see below forthe courses offered within each specialization.

FIS 101FIS 209FIS 210FIS 230FIS 303FIS 319FIS 350FIS 385ESA 360SEC 378ESA 114ESA 227ESA 355ESA 360FIS 209FIS 350SEC 378Fire Service Specialization (15 CREDITS)Introduction to Fire ScienceAnalysis of Urban Hazardous Materials, Tactics, and StrategyFire Safety AdministrationBuilding Construction and Life Safety Systems IFire InvestigationsHazard Identification and MitigationManagement Application in Fire ProtectionFaculty Mentored Research Experience in Fire ScienceResponse to Large Scale Disasters and Mass CasualtyIncidentsSecurity Management InternshipEmergency Medical Services Specialization (12-15 CREDITS)Introduction to Emergency Medical Services (can be fulfilledif EMC 100 taken at BMCC)Emergency Dispatch and CommunicationsGeographic Information Systems for Emergency ServicesResponse to Large Scale Disasters and Mass CasualtyIncidentsAnalysis of Urban Hazardous Materials, Tactics, and StrategyManagement Applications in Fire ProtectionSecurity Management Internship33333333333333333Emergency Management Specialization (15 CREDITS)FIS 209FIS 319ESA 227ESA 355ESA 360SEC 378Analysis of Urban Hazardous Materials, Tactics, and StrategyHazard Identification and MitigationEmergency Dispatch and CommunicationsGeographic Information Systems for Emergency ServicesResponse to Large Scale Disasters and Mass CasualtyIncidentsSecurity Management Internship333333

E.SUMMARY OF TRANSFER CREDITS FROM BMCC AND CREDITS TOBE COMPLETED AT JOHN JAY COLLEGECommon CoreCollege OptionMajorsRequirementsElectivesTotalF.Total Credits forthe BaccalaureateTransfer Creditsfrom BMCCCredits to be Completedat John Jay College30219606363334812037611159COURSE EQUIVALENCIESBMCC CourseJohn Jay CourseENG 101 – English CompositionENG 201 – Introduction to LiteratureSPE 100 – Fundamentals of SpeechBIO 425 – Anatomy & Physiology IENG 101 – English Composition IENG 201 – English Composition IICOM 113 – Oral CommunicationBIO 355 – Human PhysiologyPSY 100 – General PsychologyBIO 426 – Anatomy & Physiology IIPSY 101 – Introduction to PsychologyBIO 356 – Human Anatomy & PhysiologyLaboratoryESA 114 – Introduction to EmergencyMedical ServicesEMC 101 – Emergency MedicalCare/Paramedic I

G.PROGRAM MAPSYear 1 at BMCCSUMMER SESSIONCHE 121 – Fundamentals of General, Organic &Biological ChemistryYear 2 at BMCCSEMESTER 3 ( Fall Term)TOTAL CREDITS: 4SEMSTER 1 (Fall Term)IMAT 104 – Mathematics for Health SciencesENG 101 – English CompositionBIO 425 – Anatomy & Physiology IPSY 100 – General PsychologyTOTAL CREDITS: 13SEMESTER 2 ( Spring Term)ENG 201 – Introduction to LiteratureEMC 101 – Emergency Medical Care/ParamedicEMC 102 – Emergency MedicalCare/Paramedic IIEMC 301 – Emergency Medical Care/ClinicalInternship ITOTAL CREDITS: 13SEMESTER 4 (Spring Term)EMC 20 – Emergency Medical Care/ParamedicIIIEMC 100 – Emergency Medical CareEMC 202 – Emergency Medical Care/ParamedicIVBIO 426 – Anatomy & Physiology IIEMC 302 – Emergency Medical Care/ClinicalInternship IITOTAL CREDITS: 14SPE 100 – Fundamentals of SpeechSUMMER SESSION:EMC 303 – Emergency Medical Care/ClinicalInternship IIITOTAL CREDITS: 14TOTAL CREDITS: 3SAMPLE TWO-YEAR PROGRAM MAP AT JOHN JAY COLLEGEYear 3 at John Jay CollegeSEMESTER 5300-level Justice Core Course (CO)World Cultures CourseUnited States in its Diversity CourseESA 101 – Introduction to Emergency ManagementPAD 101 – Introduction to Public AdministrationTOTAL CREDITS: 15SEMESTER 6Learning from the Past or Communications Course(CO)Individual and Society CourseESA 215 – Emergency Incident ManagementFIS 104 – Risk ManagementSpecialization CourseTOTAL CREDITS: 151Year 4 at John Jay CollegeSEMESTER 7ESA 225 – Responder Health, Protection & SafetyPAD 318 – Decisions in CrisesSpecialization CourseSpecialization CourseGeneral ElectiveTOTAL CREDITS: 15SEMESTER 8FIS 401 – Seminar in Fire Protection ProblemsSpecialization CourseSpecialization CourseGeneral ElectiveGeneral ElectiveTOTAL CREDITS: 15This two-year plan assumes that the student will take five specialization courses. If selecting the EmergencyMedical Services specialization, only four specialization courses are needed and an additional general electivewould need to be taken.

H. ARTICULATION AGREEMENT FOLLOW-UP PROCEDURES1. Procedures for reviewing, updating, modifying or terminating agreement:When either of the degree programs involved in this agreement undergoes a change, theagreement will be reviewed and revised accordingly by faculty from each institution’srespective departments or programs, selected by their Chairpersons and/or programdirectors.2. Procedures for evaluating agreement (i.e., tracking the number of students whotransfer under the articulation agreement and their success):Each year John Jay College of Criminal Justice will provide Borough of ManhattanCommunity College (BMCC) the following information: a) the number of BMCCgraduates who applied to the program; b) the number of BMCC students who wereaccepted into the program; c) and the number of BMCC students who enrolled; d) theaggregate GPA of these enrolled students at John Jay.3. Sending and receiving college procedures for publicizing agreement (e.g., collegecatalogs, transfer advisers, websites, etc.): This articulation agreement will be publicized on Borough of ManhattanCommunity College’s website and John Jay College of Criminal Justice website.Transfer advisors at BMCC will promote this agreement with eligible students.Effective Date: Fall 2019

Borough of Manhattan Community College (BMCC)Paramedic, A.A.S.Course #ENG 101ENG 201MAT 104CHE 118ORCHE 121SPE 100BIO 425PSY 100EMC 101EMC 102EMC 201EMC 202EMC 301EMC 302EMC 303BIO 426Course TitleEnglish Composition IIntroduction to LiteratureMath for Health SciencesFundamentals of ChemistryFundamentals of General, Organic and Biological ChemistryBMCC Recommended:CHE 121 Fundamentals of General, Organic and Biological ChemistryFundamentals of SpeechAnatomy and Physiology IGeneral PsychologyEmergency Medical Care/Paramedic IEmergency Medical Care/Paramedic IIEmergency Medical Care/Paramedic IIIEmergency Medical Care/Paramedic IVEmergency Medical Care/Paramedic Clinical Internship IEmergency Medical Care/Paramedic Clinical Internship IIEmergency Medical Care/Paramedic Clinical Internship IIIAnatomy and Physiology IIFree Elective or EMC 100 Emergency Medical CareBMCC Recommended:EMC 100 Emergency Medical CareJohn Jay College of Community Justice (CUNY)Emergency Services Administration, B.S.Gen. Ed.Requirement MetRC: ECRC: ECRC: MQRFC: SWCredits GrantedCourse #Gen. Ed. RequirementMetRC: ECRC: ECRC: MQRCourse Title333ENG 101ENG 201MATComposition IComposition IIBlanket CreditRC: LPS4CHEBlanket Credit(General Education Requirement fulfilled depending on course taken.)FC: CEFC: SWFC: SW34366661234COM 113BIO 355PSY 101ESAESAESAESAESAESAESABIO 356Oral CommunicationHuman PhysiologyIntroduction to PsychologyBlanket CreditBlanket CreditBlanket CreditBlanket CreditBlanket CreditBlanket CreditBlanket CreditHuman Anatomy and Physiology Laboratory4ESA 114Introduction to Emergency Medical ServicesAdditional Required Gen. Ed., Major, & Elective Courses at John Jay:Gen. Ed. Requirements:Required CoreEnglish Composition I (fulfilled by ENG 101 at BMCC)English Composition II (fulfilled by ENG 102 at BMCC)Math and Quantitative Reasoning (fulfilled by MAT 104 at BMCC)Life and Physical Science (fulfilled by CHE 121 at BMCC)Flexible CoreWorld Cultures and Global IssuesU.S. Experience in its DiversityCreative Expression (fulfilled by SPE 100 at BMCC)Individual and SocietyScientific World (fulfilled by PSY 100 at BMCC)Additional Flexible Core Course (fulfilled by BIO 425 at BMCC)College OptionCollege Option300-level Justice CoreCollege OptionLearning from the Past or CommunicationsFC: SWRC: LPSFC: CEFC: SWFC: SWFC: SW433 ( 1 bl)366661233 ( 1 bl)3 ( 1 bl)0000330300Subtotal for Gen. Ed.3315Part One Subtotal33333318Part Two Subtotal12-1512-15PART TWO: Specialization Requirements(choose one specialization from the lists below under 1)PART THREE: CapstoneFIS 401Seminar in Fire Protection ProblemsPart Three SubtotalAdditional Credits to Complete 50% of MajorSubtotal for MajorGeneral Electives:Electives (to reach 120 credits required)61333FC: SWMajor Requirements:PART ONE: Core CoursesESA 101Introduction to Emergency ManagementESA 215Emergency Incident ManagementESA 225Responder Health, Protection and SafetyFIS 104Risk ManagementPAD 101Introduction to Public AdministrationPAD 318Decisions in CrisesTotal Credits Eligible for TransferCredits AcceptedTotal Transfer Credits Applied to ProgramTotal Credits Required for TransferTotal Credits Required for Degree33033-368-116159120