How
to Apply
 We
are pleased to learn of your interest in Ocean
County College. Since many individuals desire
to enroll, we urge you to have the application
form completed and returned to the Registration
and Records Office at the earliest possible date.
Applicants with specific questions should contact
the Registration and Records Office at 732.255.0304
Address:
Office of Registration and
Records
Ocean County College
College Drive
PO Box 2001
Toms River, NJ 08754-2001
The Registration and Records Office hours are:
Mondays - Thursdays 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Fridays - 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
All Applicants, Degree and Non-degree, must:
1. Complete and submit the
Application
for Admission. Now you can Apply
online!
2. Submit
official transcript(s) from secondary
school showing subjects
completed and grades earned,
OR
State General Education Diploma
(GED) submitted as evidence of high school graduation,
OR
if you do
not have a school diploma or GED, proof of 18 years of age is required.
3. Take the College Placement Test:
A) Prior to full or part-time degree enrollment
OR
B) Prior to your 12th credit,
and
C) Before taking English or Mathematics courses.
The test is for placement purposes only. As
soon as you receive your letter of college acceptance,
please make an appointment with the College Testing
Center at 732.255.0420. This is important since
you cannot register for classes until the test
results have been received.
DEGREE APPLICANTS MUST ALSO:
1. Request
high school guidance counselor
to mail your TRANSCRIPT directly
to the Admissions and Records office. If transferring credits from another
college, COLLEGE TRANSCRIPT(s) must also be submitted.
2. Applicants
for the Nursing Program are
required to take the American
College Test (ACT) OR the Scholastic
Aptitude Test (SAT) examination.
(This requirement is waived for any student with a Bachelor's Degree, or any
student who has completed all Nursing General Education courses with a minimum
cumulative college GPA of 2.7.)
Those applicants
seeking Early Admission or the
Honors Program are required
to take either the ACT or the
SAT. Registration packets for
either test battery are available
in a high school guidance office.
Advisement services are available if you require
additional information to plan your college program.
After you have received a letter of acceptance
and your Basic Skills results, telephone Counseling
at 732.255.0300 for an appointment or additional
information. Questions regarding Admissions will
be answered by telephone 732.255.0304.
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