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BELLIN COLLEGE CATALOG2011-12• Applicants to the BSN Traditional Option having 11 or fewer transferable college credits must provide ACTor SAT scores. An ACT composite score of 23 (or higher) is required for admission with a high school gradepoint average (GPA) of 3.25 (or greater). ACT composite scores of 21 or 22 will be considered andreviewed individually by the Admissions Director at the time of interview. GPA will be calculated at thetime of application. GPA requirements need to be maintained on final high school transcripts to remain aviable candidate.• The following high school courses are required:EnglishBiologySocial ScienceChemistryAlgebraAdvanced ScienceAdvanced Math4 years1 year3 years1 year1 year1 year2 years• If college credits have been taken, the credit evaluation and GPA calculation will include any completedcourse meeting the following criteria:1. All courses corresponding to a required general education course will be considered. Required generaleducation courses include: Biology, Chemistry, Anatomy and Physiology, Microbiology, Psychology,Sociology/Anthropology, Human Development, Writing, Communication or Speech, Human Diversity,Statistics, Business, Philosophy/Ethics, Advanced Algebra.2. All courses meeting requirements stated in item #1, must have a grade of “C” or above. If below a “C”the course must be remediated before entry. Required general education courses may be repeatedonly one time. (Grade of “C” or above must be met in repeated courses.)3. Elective courses with a grade of “C” or above will be included. Elective courses include: Social Science,Humanities, General, and Upper Level electives.Final College admission is contingent upon receipt of official transcripts (for any courses in progress at the timeof application), completion of the health and immunization requirements, and related forms prior to entry.(Date will be communicated.)Applicants who are not applying directly after high school should contact the Admissions Office for furtherdetails regarding admission qualifications.Regular Transfer Option Educational QualificationsThe Regular Transfer Option is designed for students who have 12 or more transferable college credits, but donot meet the criteria for either the Sophomore or 15 Month Option. A minimum GPA of 3.0 in transfer coursesand no grade lower than a “C” in required general education courses must be met.Students entering the Regular Transfer Option begin in fall as freshmen students and can complete the BSNdegree in four years. If taking courses at UWGB see prerequisite criteria for placement into Math, English,Biology and Chemistry courses.A credit evaluation will assist in determining eligibility for this option. The credit evaluation and GPAcalculation will include any course taken that would meet the following criteria:1. All courses corresponding to a required general education course will be considered. Required generaleducation courses include: Biology, Chemistry, Anatomy and Physiology, Microbiology, Psychology,22