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Courses numbered 3000 and above will be considered upper division in the new numbering strategy. Courses taken Fall 2022 or after, at the 2000 level will no longer meet the upper-division course requirement. How will upper-division credits be counted?Ģ00 level courses completed prior to Fall 2022 will continue to meet the upper-division course requirements as you pursue your degree. Nothing else about the courses is changing due to this process. Some of the discipline code prefixes are changing to become better aligned with degree programs. What else besides the number will be changing? The back of your transcript will explain the switch in numbering systems. Systems such as Degree Works and Web Services, that evaluate whether you've met prerequisites and program requirements are being adapted to count both the old and new course numbers. Those courses are not affected and will show on your transcript with their old numbers. What happens to courses I took under the old numbering system? An explanation of the general numbering scheme is list below. The new course numbers, which are all four digits, have been designed to better assist a student in navigating degree requirements. The numbering system was adopted by all departments and all have assigned new numbers to all of their courses. Over the past three years the college has worked hard to create a new course numbering system that is easier to understand. Although the numbering schema was originally designed to give an indication of where each course fits within a department's program, that meaning is no longer clear for many courses. The current course numbering system and discipline code abbreviations have been in use for over 30 years and many departments are running out of numbers. You can use the spreadsheet to retrieve course renumbering information for every course at SUNY Oneonta. Starting with registration of the Fall 2022 term, the college has been transitioning to a new course numbering system.