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Transcript Requirements

High School Graduates are required to submit final official high school transcripts, proof of GED or home school affidavit to the Enrollment Services Centers or the Office of Admissions and Records on any CFCC campus.

Transfer Students are required to submit official transcripts from each institution that they have previously attended at the time that they apply or readmit to CFCC. To be considered official, transcripts may be either sent directly to CFCC from the issuing institution or be delivered in a sealed envelope sealed by the issuing institution. Official transcripts may be submitted to the Enrollment Services Centers or the Records and Admissions office on any CFCC campus. The Records and Admissions office will evaluate these transcripts and post all accepted transfer courses to the student’s permanent academic record.

Transfer students may also be required to submit their final high school transcript, proof of GED or home school affidavit as well.

Transfer students who do not have transcripts on file showing completion of college prep or college level English and math will be required to take a placement test.

Students seeking the Associate in Science degree who posses an Associate in Arts or higher degree have already satisfied core requirements as listed on page 49.

In Associate in Arts degree programs, all academic work (1000 and 2000 - level) transfers in as well as some 3000 level courses (depending on course content). Upper division courses (4000, 5000, 6000 and 7000 – level) are not transferable. In the cases where the content is the same, the burden of proof is on the student to provide official course outlines or syllabi. Any questions regarding transcript evaluation must be resolved with the Records and Admissions office.

Failure to have all transcripts on file will prohibit the student from registering the following semester.

 

Transfer Students from NON-Regionally accredited institutions

International Transfer students

Transient students