InstructionsCCGUTCNJ

Burlington County College
Pemberton, NJ

INSTRUCTIONS

Transfer of Credits (including ASL/IE Credits)
from CCC/GU/TCNJ

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DATE COMPLETED:
	1. Apply to Burlington County College (bcc.edu).
	2. Enroll in a degree (AA.ASL/IE;AS.ASL/DEA) or certificate (CRT.ASL/IE) program.
	3. Send an official transcript from each school that you attended to: Admission Office Burlington County College County Route 530 Pemberton, NJ 08068
	4. After the Registrar's Office has determine the acceptability and appropriateness of the credits to the programs that you chose, a copy of the evaluation will be mailed to you.
	5. Take your copy of the report to the Test Center to schedule any needed College Basic Skills Assessments.
	6. If placed below a college level after testing, register for appropriate remedial classes. Upon completion of remedial classes, register for College Composition I (ENG101).
	7. If placed at a college level, and no college-level English was transferred, register for College Composition I (ENG101).
	8. If placed at a college level, and college-level English was transferred, register for appropriate ASL/IE classes that meet prerequisites based upon your acceptable, appropriate, transferred ASL/IE courses and BCC's Course Descriptions.
	(Numbers 1,2,3,6,7 & 8 are based upon Transfer students, BCC's 2003-2005 Catalog, page11) (Numbers 1,2,3,4,5, based upon Transfer students, BCC's 2003-2005 Catalog, page 11)

Students may be exempted from taking the assessment if they:

are enrolled in a bilingual or English as a Second Language (ESL) program. they must be assessed after they complete the program.
have taken the assessment at another New Jersey college and the results have been forwarded to BCC.
have an associate degree or higher from a regionally accredited college or university and can provide proof of completion.
have successfully completed the equivalent of English Composition (ENG101) and college level math (MTH 107 or higher) and can provide proof of completion.
have met the college requirement for CLEP or Advanced Placement in English, computation and elementary algebra.
have met the college requirement for SAT scores and can provide proof of scores.
have completed developmental courses comparable to BCC's highest level of remediation at another regionally accredited college. Students must provide a transcript and a catalog course description.
are not working toward a degree and want to attempt fewer than 30 credits. The assessment will be required prior to attempting the 30th credit. Applicants cannot register for English Composition (ENG 101) or college-level mathematics (MTH 100 or higher) if they have not taken or been exempted from the assessment.

(BCC's 2003-2005 Catalog, College Skills Assessment, page 11)

Revised August 2003