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Joint Admission Programs

One MCC goal is to prepare you for transfer to four-year institutions. More than half of our graduates transfer to colleges and universities and continue their studies toward bachelor's degrees and beyond. If you intend to transfer, or are even just considering the idea, our transfer counselors will help you with the entire process.

To make it easier, MCC has developed transfer agreements with more than 40 colleges and universities. If transfer is your goal, make an appointment with a counselor in the Office of Counseling and Career Services to design your individual program.

Rutgers University

Middlesex County College and Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey have enjoyed a long and successful partnership in educating students. Rutgers University receives more transfer students from MCC than any other school. Become part of the Rutgers Direct Articulation Partnership. You can complete your freshman and sophomore years, earning transfer credits as well as an Associate's degree in specific programs. Plan wisely and you can expect to have your credits transfer and begin at the university as a junior, just two years away from the Bachelor's Degree.

Engineering Science
Liberal Arts
Science Transfer

"I am so pleased that Rutgers has partnered with New Jersey's community colleges to create the Dual Degree Program for promising first-year applicants. Middlesex County College students are well prepared to begin their studies at Rutgers and I congratulate them and Middlesex County College's faculty and administrators for making this innovative program a success."

Richard L. McCormick, President, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

New Jersey Institute of Technology

MCC students in many programs can automatically transfer to the New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) under our Joint Admissions program. After successfully completing the requirements for an associate degree and a recommendation from your academic dean, you can start your junior year at NJIT without further admissions review.

NJIT Joint Admissions Programs

Business Administration

Science Transfer - Computer Science Option

Engineering Science

Civil/Construction Engineering Technology

Electronic and Computer Engineering Technology

Mechanical/Manufacturing Engineering Technology

“Transfer students from Middlesex County College (MCC) are important to New Jersey Institute of Technology. (NJIT). NJIT receives more transfer students from MCC than any other community college. In addition, MCC students succeed. They annually compose 15 percent of the graduating class at NJIT who were transferees. That’s a significant fact, because transferees receive annually almost half (44 percent) of all undergraduate degrees at NJIT.”

Robert A. Altenkirch, Ph.D., President of NJIT

JOINT ADMISSION PROGRAM Explanation!

Montclair State University

Once you have completed your AS degree in Business Administration or the AA degree in Liberal Arts with the Business option, you may continue your studies at Montclair State University's Business Administration program. Also, this agreement is specific to certain majors within Montclair's College of Humanities and Social Sciences and Geography. After completing the criteria of the Joint Admissions Agreement, MCC graduates enter Montclair State University at junior level. All of the information to make this convenient transfer is available from your transfer counselor.

Montclair State University is always pleased to accept transfer students from Middlesex County College. The fine preparation and education that they have received during their first two years provides a strong foundation for ultimate success in our degree programs. -- Dr. Richard A. Lynde, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Montclair State University
Office of Public Information: News Release

Thomas Edison State College

Thomas Edison State College provides diverse and alternative methods of achieving a college education for adults. Using innovative technologies, Thomas Edison programs permit you to earn college credits wherever you live and work. "Degree Pathways" encompasses many ways to earn college credits.

New York University School of Education

NYU School of Education and MCC have many program-to-program transfer agreements under the Community College Transfer Opportunities Program (CCTOP). These agreements guarantee that you can transfer 60 to 68 credits after you have completed the requirements.

NYU is committed to trying to make it financially possible for all qualified students to attend. Most CCTOP students with a GPA of 3.0 or higher receive between $8,000-$20,000 of scholarship money each year they study at NYU.

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Fairleigh Dickinson University

Farleigh Dickinson University's Burgandy and Blue Program is an agreement between Middlesex and FDU that gives students not previously admitted into FDU the opportunity to begin their studies at Middlesex, complete the Associate's degree and then transfer on to FDU to complete their bachelor's degree. Students in this program will receive a $2,000 a year grant toward their education while attending FDU. In order for students to transfer into FDU, they must graduate from Middlesex with a 2.5 grade point average. Advisement specific to your major will be available throughout your studies at Middlesex.

ARMY ROTC (Reserve Officers Training Corps)

Middlesex County College and Rutgers University have an agreement permitting students at Middlesex to cross enroll in the ARMY ROTC program at Rutgers University without a military commitment. Scholarships of various award levels and lengths are available. Additionally, NJ Army National Guard members can attend college under the NJARNG tuition free waiver program. The ARMY ROTC program provides students the opportunity to study and train for careers in the U.S. Army, Army National Guard, and the Army Reserve. Students who successfully complete the program are commissioned as second lieutenants and depending on their career choices can serve full-time on active duty or part-time, one weekend a month.. For more information, call (732) 932-7313 extension 18 or check the web at http://www.rci.rutgers.edu/~rotc485/.

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