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Georgian Court, MCI expand allied health transfer pathways
Georgian Court University and MCI Institute launch transfer agreements to accelerate allied health training and address health care workforce shortages.
Kean, Middlesex College launch teacher transfer pathway
Kean University and Middlesex College aim to establish a seamless experiences for education students, reducing costs and helping meet N.J.’s teacher demand.
Stockton, Brookdale extend transfer agreement
New this year to the program, which was launched in 2018, is the opportunity for the community college students to participate in the university's Live-Work-Learn Atlantic City Summer Experience.
Rider, MCCC ink new transfer agreement
The collaboration builds on an existing 10-plus year relationship between the two institutions that creates pathways for students to complete their bachelor’s degrees.
NJCU, Mercer County Community College sign new transfer agreement
The latest Memorandum of Understanding marks the third major such initiative New Jersey City University has entered over the last 12 months, including others with Essex County College and Hudson County Community College.
Stockton, OCC expand transfer pathways agreement
The extended partnership allows students in four majors at Ocean County College to seamlessly transfer to the Galloway university's four-year programs.
NJCU, Essex County College launch seamless transfer program
“The American Dream for many in our communities finds its foothold on campuses like Essex County College, and we are creating an expeditious process where students complete those pursuits on our campus at NJCU,” said interim President Andres Acebo.
Saint Peter’s, HCCC establish transfer agreement
The program facilitates the seamless transfer of credits, making it easier for Hudson County Community College students to transfer to the nearby Jersey City institution.
NJCU, HCCC ink historic agreement to ease transfer process
Each year, about one-quarter of Hudson County Community College graduates continue their studies at New Jersey City University — more than any other community college.
