2006-2007 CCBC College Catalog
Transferring from CCBC
Transfer advising
CCBC provides solid preparation and
guidance for students planning to pursue four-year degrees. Liberal arts
courses, General Education requirements and parallel university courses
transfer easily to four-year colleges and universities.
Students who plan to transfer to four-year colleges after attending CCBC
should meet with advisors or counselors early in their programs to
identify appropriate courses that will efficiently transfer to the
colleges they plan to attend.
Transfer resources
A wealth of information, including
catalogs, applications, scholarship information, transfer guides and
other resources, is available to students through transfer advising.
CCBC has established agreements for the seamless
transfer of programs with Maryland public four-year institutions to
ensure appropriate student preparation and placement. Recommended
transfer patterns for many majors at Maryland four-year colleges are
available in the counseling areas at each campus.
ARTSYS is an online resource
created to assist the transfer of students from Maryland community
colleges to University of Maryland System colleges and other
participating institutions. Students can use ARTSYS at home or in CCBC
counseling areas to:
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Determine the transferability of CCBC courses to public and private
four-year colleges
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Access Recommended Transfer Programs (RTP) for the identification of
CCBC courses that transfer directly into specific majors at the
four-year college of choice
Representatives from four-year colleges and universities visit CCBC in
the fall and spring semesters during Transfer Advising Day to meet with
students.
Transcripts
Official transcripts ( get the request form
)
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Submit a written request and $3 transcript fee to the Records and
Registration office.
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CCBC will send an official transcript of the student’s academic record
to a college, university, or employer per the student’s request.
Unofficial transcripts
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Available via the CCBC Web site or in the
offices of Records and Registration.
Students must satisfy all obligations to CCBC prior to the processing of
transcripts.