New Jersey Transfer
NJ Transfer offers a web-based data information system designed to assist students interested in transferring from a New Jersey community college to a participating four-year institution in the State.
New Jersey Transfer: State-wide Transfer Agreement
NJ Transfer is funded by the New Jersey Presidents' Council and maintained by the New Jersey Statewide Transfer Initiative.
New Jersey Transfer: Frequently Asked Questions
You can use NJ Transfer if you are interested in enrolling in a course(s) at a New Jersey community college and transferring them back to your four-year institution. Be sure to obtain prior approval from your four-year institution before registering for any course at another school.
General Principle: Credits taken at a NJ community college that are applicable to an A.A. or A.S. degree program, up to a maximum of 60-64 credits, shall be transferable to a NJ four- year institution toward a baccalaureate degree program.
NJ Transfer Law - Brookdale Community College
New Jersey passed the Lampitt Bill in September 2007 regarding transfer from New Jersey community colleges to New Jersey four-year public colleges. The law provides for transfer of up to 60-64 credits for AA and AS degree graduates, but there are rules and regulations.
State of NJ - Office of the Secretary of Higher Education
Nov 2, 2017 · The goal of the legislation is to ensure an efficient transfer of credits for students who begin their education at a community college and are accepted to a senior public college to continue toward their baccalaureate degree.
NJ Transfer Empowering Students on Their Academic Journey
NJ Transfer is not just a place to find course equivalencies, but is truly an academic planning tool that allows students to maximize their transfer credits, keep them on track to achieve their dreams, and make the most of their higher education experience.”
about New Jersey community college (NJCC) students who have transferred to a New Jersey senior public institution (SPI) of higher education in the state. Reporting began in 2008 and this latest report is an update to the most recent academic year (fall 2021/spring 2022).
New Jersey Transfer Agreements | University Academic Affairs
The New Jersey Comprehensive State-Wide Transfer Agreement assists students in transferring courses from New Jersey's 19 community colleges to the 25 participating four-year institutions in the state, including Rutgers University.
Transfer Opportunities - Brookdale Community College Catalog
New Jersey passed a law, the Lampitt Bill, in September 2007 regarding transfer from New Jersey community colleges to New Jersey four-year public colleges. The law provides for transfer of up to 60-64 credits for AA and AS degree graduates, but there are rules and regulations.