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Office Hours: ASM awards undergraduate teaching fellowship to Rowan student | More Rowan's Milou honored for contributions to mathematics education in NJ | More Rowan University featured in the Princeton Review's "The Best 301 Business Schools: 2010 Edition" | MoreCourse Equivalency Page Important Notice: As of Fall 2008, the course Intermediate Algebra was defined as a basic skills course and the University will NO LONGER accept Intermediate Algebra in transfer as counting for earned hours towards graduation.
1) Pass the Computer Competency Exam (administered by the Academic Success Center; for more information, including test availability, please contact 856-256-4259) An equivalency is part of an articulation agreement between two institutions facilitating accurate and efficient transfer between those institutions. An equivalency is a determination by both the community college and the university that a specific course(s) at one institution is equivalent in content and credit to a specific course(s) at the other institution. By comparing equivalencies, official transcripts can be easily evaluated to grant transfer credit, which apply toward degree requirements at RU. Transfer students can expect a "seamless" transfer if following a transfer plan based on equivalencies. Note: An established equivalency guarantees the transfer of courses between institutions. However, the right to determine how a course applies to degree requirements is reserved by specific programs. Rowan need not obtain signatures from the Division of Evaluation for permission to register at any community college below. Rather, consultation with your Advisor and review of the equivalents listed herein is sufficient. Equivalents listed have been authorized by the Division of Evaluation, accordingly, additional signatures of the Office of the Registrar are not necessary for courses contained herein. Core Course Equivalents NOTE: Fine and Performing Arts majors are evaluated on the basis of their earned grades, portfolio review, and auditions. As such, transfer credit is analyzed on a case-by-case basis. Accordingly, majors in Health and Exercise Science are reviewed on the basis of their earned grades, specialization chosen, their consultation with advisors, and the transfer package presented. Two Year Institutions
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