Are You a Dual Enrollment Student?

Do not submit this form. Instead, use the link "Dual Enrollment Prerequisite Instructions and Forms" to go to the Dual Enrollment website.

Dual Enrollment Prerequisite Instructions and Forms
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Prerequisite Instructions and Forms

Step 1. Gather Your Support Documents

 

The ways you can satisfy a course prerequisite include:

  • Acceptable coursework includes:
    • Completed high school courses (ex: chemistry, physics, foreign language courses) with a grade of C-, Pass or Credit where Pass/Credit = C- or above.
    • Completed college/university courses from regionally accredited institutions with a grade of C, Pass or Credit where Pass/Credit = C/2.0 or above.
  • Follow the instructions on Incoming Transcripts to submit your transcripts to SBCC Admissions & Records and verify your transcripts have been received. Transcripts sent anywhere other than directly from your prior institution to Admissions & Records are considered unofficial.
  • To avoid significant delays in the processing of your prerequisite request you need to do the following:
    1. Submit your OFFICIAL transcripts to Admissions & Records using the instructions above. We will verify your official transcripts once they are available. Your prerequisite clearance may be revoked and you may be dropped from the course if you do not submit your official transcripts or if they do not match your unofficial transcripts.
    2. We will make a TEMPORARY decision based on your unofficial transcripts if you attach the following to your prerequisite form (both are required): 
      1. A copy of your unofficial transcripts.
      2. Proof that your official transcripts were sent from your institution to Admissions & Records (ex: an email confirmation). 
  • HIGH SCHOOL COUNSELORS/ADMINISTRATORS: Please submit transcripts directly to A&R. Transcripts sent to the Transcript Evaluation Office will be considered official on a case-by-case basis, but if you do not send them directly to A&R it may delay the student's prerequisite clearance request.
  • This may include evidence such as work experience, fluency in a language, licenses or certificates, etc., or if you are directed to use this option by SBCC staff:
    • Prepare a written statement with reasoning supporting the basis for your pre/co-requisite request. You will attach this to your request.
    • If you are using a license, certification, etc. as justification for your request you must attach a copy of the document(s).

Step 2. Submit Your Form Online

DUAL ENROLLMENT STUDENTS: Do not fill out this form. Go to the Dual Enrollment "Classes Requiring Placement or Prerequisites" webpage for instructions.

NURSING PROGRAM APPLICANTS: Do not fill out this form. Go to the Nursing "Application Requirements" webpage for instructions.

Click Here for the Prerequisite Clearance Form

IMPORTANT: You must be logged into your SBCC email to use this form. If that doesn't work try using a personal Google account instead. 

Need help to submitting the form? Click here for instructions. You can contact us if you are still unable to access the form using either your SBCC email or a personal Gmail address. 

 

Processing Your Form

Requests are generally processed within ten (10) business days of receipt of your completed form and all required documentation. This time frame excludes weekends, holidays, and campus closures and is subject to change without notification. Incomplete forms or forms missing support documents will not be processed.

Important Notes:

  • Notifications and decisions are emailed to students at their SBCC email account.
  • Students are not permitted to enroll in courses that require prerequisites or corequisites until their request is approved.
  • An approved petition does not guarantee space in any course.
  • An add code from an instructor does not override a prerequisite clearance request.

Need Help? If you are having trouble submitting the online form, contact us at prerequisites@sbcc.edu.  

See Deadlines & Processing Information for additional information.

 

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