Here are a few items to note concerning the application process:
- Students who wish to enroll full- or part-time in any curriculum must apply through the Admissions Office.
- American College Testing (ACT) or Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) score reports are not required, but if either or both are available, they should be forwarded to the Admissions Office.
- The postmark date of an application and the date an application folder is completed are important parts of the admissions process and help the College implement its first-come, first-served equal opportunity policy.
- There are special admissions requirements for Health Sciences programs. Click here for more information.
- Most programs require that prerequisite courses be successfully completed by June 30 of the summer preceding fall enrollment.
Applicants should recognize that it is their responsibility, not a counselor's or admissions officer's, to complete the necessary forms for admission and to see that all required transcripts and/or other information are received and recognized by the Admissions Office.
Completing the application process is the first step toward matriculation, which also includes being accepted into a curriculum and enrolling in coursework.
Acceptance into Broome Community College applies only to the particular semester designated in the acceptance letter. If the person who is accepted does not attend BCC in the semester for which he or she was accepted, and wishes to enroll in a future semester, he/she must reapply. Records are kept on file for one year, so the reapplication process usually involves filling out another application form, unless additional college coursework has been completed.
International students and BCC Study Abroad Programs have separate admissions criteria:
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