“As a Delta student I accomplished all of my educational goals:
graduating in three years without sacrificing any learning opportunities,
participating in three hands-on experiences in the corporate workplace,
and most importantly maturing as an educated person of the world.”

The Program

As a Delta College student, you have a choice of completing two options. In both options you are required to demonstrate computer, statistics and foreign-language competencies. In Option I (time- and credit-variable), you complete the Delta Core, the Integrative Learning Experiences, and a SUNY Brockport major or Contractual Liberal Arts Major (CLAM). In Option II (time- and credit-shortened), you complete the Delta Core, the Integrative Experiences, and the Global Studies track in the Department of Political Science’s international studies major.

▲	The mentoring tutorial is a college-orientation and writingfocused course.
▲	The interdisciplinary Delta Core courses are equivalent to SUNY Brockport’s General Education program’s required humanities, social science, fine and performing arts, and science and science/lab courses.
▲	The Integrative Learning Seminars (DCC 225, 345 and 410) serve as the foundation for the mentoring model in Delta College. A component of each of these seminars is developing and finalizing contracts for each of the Integrative Learning Experiences, including résumé building, interviewing and networking. The seminars also provide you with the knowledge and skills you need to address local, national and global issues and trends. Additionally these three seminars provide those skills necessary for the required computer competencies.
▲	Required Integrative Learning Experiences (ILE - DCC 235, 355 and 420) provide you with an opportunity to experience and apply firsthand what you have been learning in your major’s course work. In the first two ILEs (summers), you will work or volunteer at local, regional and/or national sites. In the third ILE (semester) you will work, volunteer or study in a foreign country, or pursue the National Service to America option. You may receive remuneration (e.g. stipends) for these experiences. Costs vary depending on the program or country selected, as well as travel and living expenses (financial aid does apply).