For some, the transfer process may seem a little daunting if one does not know where to begin or what the different schools require. After the sophomore year at FCCJ, a student should have at least 60 credit hours of courses taken and have been awarded an A.A. degree. This degree satisfies all general education credits, allowing the student to transfer into a four-year school as a junior and begin classes in his or her designated field. A completed application form. All transcripts from every college, technical school, or dual-enrollment program attended.
High school transcripts only if they are for proof of foreign language requirements.
Vaccination records for measles, mumps, and rubella. However, the application fee can be waived. UNF and JU have admission officers readily available for any questions on the transfer process.