You are encouraged to submit an admissions application and all supporting documents during your senior year in high school (if you are currently a high school student) or several months before the start of a semester for the best selection of available courses.

County College of Morris (CCM) welcomes applications from freshman, transfers, and international students, and completed applications are reviewed as they are received.

If you wish to take a course at CCM while you are enrolled in high school, please consider our Challenger Program.

 


 

  1. An Application for Admission must be completed and may be obtained:
  1. A $30 application fee is required to complete the application process.  If mailing a check, please print the applicant's full name clearly on the front, made payable to CCM.

  2. Please review the application procedures below and submit all of the appropriate materials to:

County College of Morris
Admissions Office, Student Community Center 212
214 Center Grove Road
Randolph, NJ 07869
 

APPLICATION PROCEDURES

Please select one of the following options to find your application checklist:

 

Matriculated Students

If you are pursuing an associate’s degree or academic program certificate at CCM, you are considered a matriculated student. You may attend on a full- or part-time basis.

  1. Complete an Application for Admission including a $30 nonrefundable application fee. 
  2. Send an official copy of your high school transcript, in a sealed envelope from your high school, or a copy of your general equivalency diploma (GED).

  3. If you attended another college, send CCM an official college transcript. Official transcripts must be received in a sealed envelope from your college.

  4. Take the Accuplacer Basic Skills Test.  See "Testing Exemptions" to  determine if you are exempt.  Plan to take the test at least two weeks before you register.

  5. If your residency status has changed and you are now a permanent resident, you must bring in your original I-551 residence card (not a copy). You must be a permanent resident for at least one year to pay in-county or appropriate out-of-county tuition rates. 

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Non-Matriculated Students

If you are NOT pursuing an associate’s degree or academic program certificate at CCM, you are considered non-matriculated.  You may attend full- or part-time.

  1. Complete an Application for Admission including a $30 nonrefundable application fee.
  2. If you plan to register for courses in English, mathematics, chemistry, physics, or accounting, you may be required to take a Accuplacer Basic Skills Test or to provide a transcript that verifies you have completed the required prerequisites. Also see "Testing Exemptions" to determine if you are exempt. Plan to take the test at least two weeks before you register.
  3. If your residency status has changed and you are now a permanent resident, you must bring in your original I-551 residence card (not a copy). You must be a permanent resident for at least one year to pay in-county or appropriate out-of-county tuition rates. 

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Visiting Summer Students

  1. Applicants who are currently attending another college or university and wish to take classes at CCM over the summer must submit an Application for Admission and a $30 application fee.

  2. Applicants must also provide a non-official college transcript OR a letter from their home institution stating that they have permission to take our courses. The transcript or letter may be faxed to Records and Registration at 973-328-5209. Once we have received all of your documentation, you will be permitted to register for your classes online.

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Students Returning to CCM

  • If you previously attended CCM as a matriculated (pursuing an associate's degree) student, you do not have to submit a new admissions application or fee, you may proceed to register for courses.  However, if you attended another college and would like credits transferred to CCM, please submit official transcripts to the CCM Admissions Office;

  • If you previously attended CCM as a non-matriculated (not pursuing an associate's degree) student but now wish to pursue a degree, you should submit an Application for Admission and official high school and college transcripts (if applicable) to the CCM Admissions Office.

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Transferring Credits to CCM

If you are transferring from another college, CCM will evaluate your credits based on the program you intend to choose at CCM. You must complete at least 30 credits at CCM, with half in your major, before we can grant you a degree. If you are seeking a certificate, you must take at least 15 credits at CCM.

Official college transcripts should be sent directly to the CCM Admissions Office in a sealed envelope from the sending institution.

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