Transfers

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1. What courses will transfer to our local colleges?
2. When can I transfer to a four-year college?
3. How can I get an application to a four-year college?
4. I want to be sure my courses will transfer to Rutgers. Is there a way to check them?
5. How can I get an application for an out of state four-year college?
6. How do I get my grades sent?
7. What is Bergen's CEEB code?
8. Can you tell me which courses will transfer to colleges out of state?

1. What courses will transfer to our local colleges?
"Best Bets" are lists of courses which are accepted as General Education at the following colleges. You may link directly to the Best Bets on line, or pick up a copy in the Counseling Center, Room A-118.

2. When can I transfer to a four-year college?
Most colleges will want to see a minimum of 12-24 college-level credits completed. That means you will probably not be able to transfer until you have been at BCC for two semesters. Some colleges require you to complete a year of English Composition before they will consider you as a transfer student.

3. How can I get an application for a local four-year college?
These are available in the Counseling Center, Room A-118. You may also apply electronically at each college’s website. Link to them at www.njtransfer.org.

4. I want to be sure my courses will transfer to Rutgers. Is there a way to check them?
Yes, go to their articulation website: http://artsys.rutgers.edu.

5. How can I get an application for an out-of-state four-year college?
Contact the college directly, by phone or email. Link to college websites at www.collegesource.org.

6. How do I get my grades sent?
Mail a written request to:

Registration Office
Bergen Community College
400 Paramus Road
Paramus, NJ 07652-1595

The request should include a complete mailing address where you need it sent, your signature and College ID or Social Security number.

7. What is Bergen’s CEEB Code?
2032

8. Can you tell me which courses will transfer to colleges out of state?
There are over 2000 four-year colleges in the USA. As a basic guide, BCC’s General Education courses transfer pretty well to most colleges.

To learn specifics about any particular college, link to their website by going to www.collegesource.org.

For information about courses required in the program you want, look on the website for undergraduate programs and degree requirements.

For information about transfer application deadlines, application fees and admission requirements, go to the section on admission information.