NJ Transfer information

NJ Transfer is a tool that can be utilized to find course equivalencies across NJ community colleges to Stockton. Potential Stockton students can utilize NJ Transfer to see which courses they should be taking at their community college to prepare them for a smooth transition into their Bachelor degree program at Stockton. Current Stockton students can also utilize NJ Transfer to see course equivalencies if they are considering taking summer/winter courses at their local community college. Simply visit NJTransfer.org to utilize their tools. 

 

How do I know which courses I should choose at my community college if I want to come to Stockton after graduating from my community college?

  1. Go to NJTransfer.org.

     

  2. Click "Students" drop down.

     

  3. Click "Transfer Programs".

     

  4. Select your community college in the "Transfer from" drop down. 

     

  5. Click on your intended major at Stockton. 

     

  6. A guideline of courses at your community college will appear that have been reccommended by Stockton to transfer into the Stockton program.

     

How do I figure out what the equivalency is for my Stockton course at a community college for current Stockton students? 

  1. Go to NJTransfer.org.

     

  2. Click "Students" drop down. 

     

  3. Click "Find course equivalencies". 

     

  4. Select your community college in the "Transfer from" drop down. 

     

  5. Select "Stockton University" in the "Transfer to" drop down.

     

  6. Click "List all equivalencies". 

     

  7. Click the boxes next to "Active courses" and "Courses evaluated for transfer only".

     

  8. Click "Search".

     

  9. Scroll to find the Stockton course you need on the right hand side, and the community college equivalent will be listed to the left of it.  

     

  10. Permission to Take Courses at Another Institution

    Students should contact their preceptor, who will initiate the Permission to Take Courses at Another Institution request in Coursedog. The request must complete the required approval process before the student enrolls at the other institution.

    • Students may not repeat at another institution a course for which they earned a grade below C at Stockton.
    • Students must have at least a 2.0 grade average to take courses at another institution.
    • A maximum of 64 credits may be accepted from community colleges.
    • Students who have transferred 96 credits may not transfer additional coursework.
    • Students must complete 32 of their final 48 credits at Stockton.
    • A grade of C or better must be earned for the course to transfer to Stockton.

  11. Send Your Official Transcript to the Office of the Registrar

    After completing the course, the student is responsible for having an official transcript sent directly to the Office of the Registrar at Records@stockton.edu. Official transcripts should not be sent to Academic Advising.