Warren County Community College

Good news! New Jersey has a new law, the Lampitt Bill, about smooth transfer from community colleges to New Jersey four-year public colleges. It provides for full transfer of AA and AS credits for graduates, but there are rules and regulations.

Questions regarding transferring, please email here: Transfer Advisor

Here’s what you as a student need to know:

Facts

The law applies to AA and AS degree graduates only

Major-to-major transfer will work best under the law

It is valid only for NJ public institutions

Transfer acceptance at a public 4-year school is still competitive; the law does not guarantee that you’ll get in

Your Responsibilities

Choose your transfer major carefully

Choose your transfer school as soon as possible

Check your transfer school(s) program requirements (prerequisites, etc.)

Follow your community college General Education requirements carefully

Resources

Your community college Transfer Advisor

The NJ Transfer website at www.njtransfer.org

Your transfer college website

The community college catalog and the catalog for your intended transfer institution

Transferring Credits

At Warren County Community College, our degree and certificate programs are designed to provide a solid foundation of courses that will transfer to four-year colleges and universities. You can see exactly how your WCCC credits will transfer by visiting the NJTransfer Web site at www.njtransfer.org.

Advisors in the Office of Student Services are available to assist you in planning for transfer:

Choosing a program of study
Selecting a four-year college or university
Reviewing the requirements of the transferring school
Developing a plan to make sure that you maximize your transferring credits and meet WCCC graduation requirements

To schedule an appointment with an advisor, visit the Office of Student Services or call (908) 835-2300.