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What are Community College Requirements?

Requirements to be accepted into a community college?

  • what are the requirements to be accepted into a community college and do you need sat's to transfer to a state university or suny or is it easier to transfer with a low sat score then just apply to the school in the first place...

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    Getting into a community college is simple....just apply. Get your AA then transfer to a University so you can skip out on your SAT's

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I would rec. CC first. If you weren't able to prepare in high school, it can help and its so much cheaper! CCs don't usually have reqs, its open enrollment. and they test you and place you in classes that fit what you need to learn and work on. and then, transferring to a university is easier because you have the credits and experience. and depending on how low your score is, could determine the quality of college you would get in to. and you will need the test scores to transfer. SAT or ACT work.

galliondude

Community colleges have open enrollment. You should have taken 3-4 years of English, 3-4 years of math, 2 or 4 years of a foreign language (recommended), andcat least 2 years of U.S. history to get accepted into a community college. Good luck.

John

Community Colleges pretty much take everyone. You will not have to submit your test scores when you transfer if you have more than 24 credits. You will be considered a transfer and will not have to submit anything from high school.

Amber Marie

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