Manhattan College and Rockland Community College partnership allows seamless student transfers
Under the agreement, Rockland Community College students will have the opportunity to transfer their credits seamlessly to Manhattan College.
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Apr 25, 2024, 12:03 PM
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Under the agreement, Rockland Community College students will have the opportunity to transfer their credits seamlessly to Manhattan College. Additionally, RCC students will now be eligible for merit-based scholarships at Manhattan College.
To enroll at Manhattan College under this partnership, students must have achieved junior year standing at RCC with a GPA of 2.5 or higher.
This collaboration is designed to provide students with a smoother transition between the community college and the four-year institution, offering enhanced educational opportunities and pathways for academic advancement.
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