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Auxiliary students must have completed high school or equivalent (GED) and are permitted to take 6 credit hours per semester. Dual-enrollment students are permitted 9 credit hours per semester, and must maintain a 2.0 or higher GPA to remain in the Dual-Enrollment program. Once the Office of Admissions has received an application and application fee, the Director of Enrollment Services will review all potential transfer credit. No course will be considered for transfer of credit in which a grade of lower than “C” was originally earned. Applicants who are approved for admission will be given a written review of transfer credits and an explanation of how those credits relate to the appropriate academic program at Boston Baptist College. Transfer credits do not affect a student’s cumulative grade point average in residence, nor do they in any way affect the established residency requirements for graduation. No more than half of the unit requirements for the Biblical Studies major, will be accepted for transfer credit.

4. For transfer students-the number of transfer credits you actually receive is different from those upon which the original award was based.

*Attempted hours include all transferred credits and all BBC courses passed, failed, or repeated.

ACADEMIC CATALOG 8.3.12 — Other Satisfactory Academic Progress Guidelines Transfer Credits Credits that have been transferred into the institution by the student have no effect on the percentage of completion calculation in the Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP), nor does it have any effect on the grade point average requirement for the SAP. Transfer credits are considered when computing the maximum time frame allowed for a program of study. In other words, any credit transferred towards a program at BBC counts towards the 150% time frame, but grades and completion percentages are not considered.

Transferred credits do not affect the CGPA, even though those credits may help to fulfill graduation requirements.

This includes, but is not limited to, official verification of any pre-approved transfer of credit toward the program requirements.

ACADEMIC CATALOG 8.33 — Transfer of Credits Applicable credits from other accredited colleges and universities can be transferred to appropriate programs at Boston Baptist College but will be evaluated after an application, application fee, and official transcript has been received. A course may be considered for transfer credit only when a student received a grade of “C” or higher and the course is compatible with Boston Baptist College curriculum requirements. To be eligible for transfer credit, courses typically must have been earned within ten years prior to enrollment. 8.34 - Laboure College Transfer Credit Policy Students can be approved to transfer up to 9 hours from Laboure College to receive an EKG certificate, Phlebotomy Certificate, or Gerontology Certificate from Laboure College and apply those credits to their Boston Baptist college degrees in the areas of Natural and Physical Science, General Education Electives, or General Elective. Students can seek approval by completing a Laboure Certificate Transfer Credit Form available in the Registrar’s Office. All transfer credits are subject to the transfer credit policy.

Once the Office of Admissions has received an application and application fee, the Director of Enrollment Services will review all potential transfer credit. No course will be considered for transfer of credit in which a grade of lower than “C” was originally earned. Applicants who are approved for admission will be given a written review of transfer credits and an explanation of how those credits relate to the appropriate academic program at Boston Baptist College. Transfer credits do not affect a student’s cumulative grade point average in residence, nor do they in any way affect the established residency requirements for graduation. No more than half of the unit requirements for the Biblical Studies major, will be accepted for transfer credit.

This includes, but is not limited to, official verification of any pre-approved transfer of credit toward the program requirements.

8.33 — Transfer of Credits Applicable credits from other accredited colleges and universities can be transferred to appropriate programs at Boston Baptist College but will be evaluated after an application, application fee, and official transcript has been received. A course may be considered for transfer credit only when a student received a grade of “C” or higher and the course is compatible with Boston Baptist College curriculum requirements. Official copies of all transcripts are required for evaluation and permanent records and must be requested by the student and forwarded directly to the Academic Office for review. To be eligible for transfer credit, courses typically must have been earned within ten years prior to enrollment.

For transfer students-the number of transfer credits you actually receive is different from those upon which the original award was based.

Transfer Credits Credits that have been transferred into the institution by the student have no effect on the percentage of completion calculation in the Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP), nor does it have any effect on the grade point average requirement for the SAP. Transfer credits are considered when computing the maximum time frame allowed for a program of study. In other words, any credit transferred towards a program at BBC counts towards the 150% time frame, but grades and completion percentages are not considered.