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Reverse Transfer Student

• Students transferring from another college or university that have earned at least six credit hours or more are considered "reverse transfer" students.
• Students with less than six credit hours should follow the steps outlined for new full-time or new part-time students.

Steps to Apply for Reverse Transfer Students:

1. Complete a JJC application.

   Note: There are special admissions processes for Nursing, Vet tech, Radiology, early entry students, high school leavers, and those pursuing dual admissions. The applying processes for these are listed under "special admissions" on the students page.

2. Submit a high school/GED transcript to the JJC Admissions Office at Main Campus in room J-1005.
3. Request your official transcript from the college(s) previously attended and send to: Joliet Junior College, Graduation Office, 1215 Houbolt, Joliet, IL 60431-8938.
4. Submit a JJC transcript evaluation request from. For more information see the transcript evaluation page. You may also call the Graduation Office at (815) 280-2459.
5. If student plans on taking an English, math, or foreign language course, he/she must take the COMPASS Placement Test prior to enrollment.
6. Receive an acceptance letter from the JJC Admissions Office.

Next Steps:

1. Investigate financial aid and scholarships at the paying for college page.
2. Go to the ID / user name / password help page and obtain your JJC username and password.

3. Schedule an appointment with a JJC counselor/advisor by calling the Counseling Office at (815) 280-2673. Bring all unofficial transcripts or grade reports to the counseling appointment. See the counseling page for more information.

   The Agriculture/Horticulture Department has a specialized intake process. Students pursuing these majors must contact the department to complete their New Student Orientation Process. See the Horticulture Sciences Department or Agriculture Sciences Department for more information.

4. Register for courses.
5. Make full payment or apply for deferred payment online through the FACTS plan at eResources.
6. Purchase your textbooks at the JJC Bookstore.
7. Students with documented disabilities should contact Student Accommodations and Resources (StAR) to arrange accommodations.
8. Visit the next steps page for more information concerning the registration process, counseling and advising, student housing, and more.