The
following list is provided as a guide to inform
you of the response of various colleges and
universities regarding their acceptance of Project
Acceleration credits. Seton Hall cannot guarantee
that every course will be accepted by every
institution listed. Since policies do change
suddenly, we strongly suggest all students inquire
at the university of their choice.
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If a school is not listed, parents or guidance
counselors should contact the institution. Many
schools did not respond to our inquiries.
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All accepting institutions require the receipt
of an official Seton Hall transcript. Transcript
Request Forms are available through high school
personnel before graduation or from the Project
Acceleration office at Seton Hall. Once the form
is filled out, it must be sent to Enrollment
Services. The majority of institutions demand a
grade of C or better.
Transcript Office - Bayley Hall
Seton Hall University
400 South Orange Avenue
South Orange, NJ 07079
(973) 275 2285
Transcript Request Form (PDF)
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Note:
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Rutgers New Brunswick has several colleges, the
policies of which are not always identical.
Rutgers New Brunswick and Rutgers Newark prefer
to teach the basic English courses themselves
and, therefore, ENGL 1201-1202 are not accepted.
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Many institutions have one or more reservations
with regard to acceptance. These are numbered
under the heading of "notes." The key to the
numbers is on the last page.
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Public Institutions in New Jersey:
1986 Assembly Act No. 138 directed the
New Jersey Department of Higher Education to
establish a program to provide courses for
college credit on public high school campuses to
high school pupils, through institutions of
higher education in this State. This Act states,
"A public institution of education shall accept
pursuant to standards established by the
chancellor, the course credit of a student who
successfully participates in the program."
Students may still be required to submit a
transcript.
A Note to Parents:
When calling the colleges and universities, contact
the Admissions Office or Registrar's Office in order
to determine their policy. If your son/daughter has
decided on a major already, you might check with the
appropriate departmental chairperson. Explain that
your child will receive Seton Hall University
credits for courses taken in high school and that,
if requested, an official SHU transcript will be
sent.
If you do not wish to contact the institutions
yourself, you might ask your child's guidance
counselor or the Project Coordinator for assistance
at (973)-761-9224. |
