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Students who want to take a course at another CUNY institution must apply using the ePermit system in CUNYfirst. You will be informed of the progress of progress of your permit request throughout the approval process via Baruch student email. If a request is rejected, you will be notified of the of the reason for the rejection. Tuition for approved CUNY permit courses is paid to your home college. Grades for courses for courses taken on permit at another CUNY institution are posted on your home transcript and are counted in the computation the computation of your GPA.
Please note:
- Permits are not issued for first-semester freshman or transfer students with no Baruch GPA.
- Permits are issued only to students who matriculated for a degree at Baruch College and who are not on academic probationacademic probation.
- Permit courses are not eligible for the F-Repeat Policy at Baruch College.
- It is highly recommended that students do not take courses on permit during their final semester so as not to delay their graduation.
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- Students must have departmental permission to take course(s) at other institutions.
- Permits will not be issued for advanced courses in accounting (see Accounting Department Office).
- Students who plan to Study Abroad must contact the Weissman Center for International Business,137 East 25th Street, Room 822.
- In order for the approved credits to be transferred from non-CUNY institutions, a minimum grade of ‘C’ must be earned.
- It is highly recommended that students do not take courses on permit during their final semester so as not to delay their graduation.
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