Students should first refer to njtransfer.org to determine the correct assessment of a particular course offered at a New Jersey community college. If the transfer note and njtransfer.org do not match, the student must contact the SAS Transfer Center by e-mail at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it! The email should include the student`s name, RUID, and specific information detailing the error. Any spelling mistakes will be corrected immediately and the student will be notified by email within 30 days. If the student appeals the type of assessment as correctly indicated on njtransfer.org.org, he must submit a completed copy of the evaluation of the transfer course department with an attached program of the relevant course to the director of the baccalaureate of the respective academic department in which the transfer credits are requested. If the ministry agrees that the course assessment needs to be updated, it will notify the SAS Transfer Centre. Upon written notice, njtransfer.org will be updated accordingly within 30 days of receipt of the notification from the academic department and the student`s file will be adjusted accordingly. Academic departments often have limitations in the application of transfer courses to certain primary or secondary requirements. In the case of students who successfully complete an Associate in Arts or Associate in Science (does not apply to an Associates of Applied Science) from a New Jersey County or Community College and apply directly to Rutgers-Camden, all relevant academic courses taken at the community college awarding the degree will be accepted for transfer credits (maximum 60 credits).
Please read njtransfer.org to determine which courses are eligible for transfer. Credits obtained beyond the requirements of the study program are evaluated by the ONSP for transfer course by course. Use NJTransfer to determine how your courses are transferred and to view recommended transfer programs. Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs), including those taught through Coursera, are not transferable to SAS. In addition, courses without mechanisms to ensure academic integrity, such as . B safe testing practices, cannot receive transfer loans. Each baccalaureate institution has a procedure by which a transferred student can appeal a decision that it deems incompatible with this agreement. The procedure is published in the catalogue, in the student manual and on the institution`s website. A student who wishes to appeal a decision must file this appeal with the baccalaureate institution through this procedure. Such an appeal must be lodged by the student within 30 days of receipt of the decision in question. The baccalaureate institution will notify the student of a decision within 60 days of receiving the complaint. The decision of the baccalaureate institution is final.
The responsible adult education centre will be informed of the nature of the complaint and the decision of the Abitur institution. Once a student has transferred to Rutgers University and received the maximum number of credits from a two-year institution, they are not allowed to take additional courses at a two-year transfer credit institution with Rutgers. Students are also not allowed to refuse loans previously granted in exchange for additional transfer loans. This also applies to students who are granted the maximum amount of credits by a four-year institution. Important information for students who have earned an Associate of Arts (AA) degree and are considering moving to Rutgers University. Please read the following information very carefully, as it can have a significant impact on the transferability of your AA degree programs. There`s an easy path to Rutgers for transferred students from New Jersey community colleges if you use NJTransfer as your guide. The Statewide New Jersey Transfer Agreement provides additional information about the transfer of a New Jersey community college. Credits earned at a New Jersey community college and valid for an AA or AS program of study, up to a maximum of 60 credits, can be transferred to a four-year New Jersey institution for high school graduation. For students transitioning with an AA or AS degree, general education mathematics courses that have a prerequisite for basic algebra will be among the courses for which students completing non-intensive programs in mathematics will receive general education transfer credits.
In all other circumstances, the guidelines that apply to Indigenous students at the bachelor`s institution apply to transfer students and determine whether or not a bachelor`s degree institution accepts a particular mathematics course that meets the requirements of general education, major, diploma or choice. Each participating institution must ensure that its students are fully informed of the impact of their choice of mathematics courses when planning a major and transferring credits. Credits earned at another college after receiving an associate degree from a New Jersey county or community college will be considered as part of the overall transfer policy. All students must complete the Revision-Based Writing and Communication [WCr] learning objective by taking a course at Rutgers-New Brunswick. Transfer and AP courses are not certified to achieve this learning objective. Annette R. Madarasz Email: a.madarasz@admissions.rutgers.edu Phone: (848)445-7318 NJ TRANSFER (njtransfer.org) is the website that helps determine which courses taken in a New Jersey county or community college will transfer to Rutgers University-Camden. NJ TRANSFER was developed at the joint initiative of the New Jersey Higher Education Commission and the New Jersey Council of Presidents. Its many functions will help you learn: The following limits are set for the maximum number of courses that can be transferred to the School of Arts and Sciences: Moving from a New Jersey Community College to Rutgers? Visit njtransfer.org/ to learn more about the Lampitt Bill/Statewide Transfer Agreement. .