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BELLIN COLLEGE CATALOG2011-12• UWGB Biology Placement: An ACT Science score of 24 or higher must be achieved to meet therequirement for enrollment in Biology 202. If this proficiency is not met, prerequisite coursework of HUMBIOL 102 is required with a grade of “C” or better prior to enrollment in BIO 202.• UWGB Chemistry Placement: To determine chemistry placement, a WMPT score placement of MATH 104or greater must be achieved. If the math placement is not achieved, prerequisite course (MATH 101) mustbe completed prior to enrolling in Chem 108.Student Technology RequirementsMicrosoft Office 2010 is the current version of Office used by Bellin College. The College requires that allstudents acquire accessibility to one of the following two options when completing and accessing assignmentsoff campus. Microsoft Office is available on all campus computers. Students are required to submitassignments and documents using Microsoft Office releases. .• Option 1: Office 2010 (Purchase)Office 2010 is available for purchase to all students for $10 through the Information Technology Services.Computers must meet minimum requirements set by Microsoft fro Office 2010 to function correctly.• Option 2: Office 2010 (Free Download)When using a previously released version of Office, installation of the Office Compatibility Pack isnecessary. Office Compatibility Pack allows users with older versions to view the current Office format. Itis a free download from Microsoft and can be accessed with the following link:http://office.microsoft.com/enus/products/ha101686761033.aspx This is one way to help ensure thatyou can exchange documents between different Microsoft Office releases.International/Non-United States CitizensInternational/Non-US citizens are encouraged to refer to the Bellin College website (www.bellincollege.edu)for detailed instructions regarding the application process and requirements.The application process encompasses:• application form• three (3) references, proof of immigration status• evidence of English proficiency• official transcripts evaluated by the ECE (Educational Credential Evaluators) (if applicable)• ACT or SAT scores(if applicable)• Financial Support Statement and Financial Certification (if applicable)• Financial Aid (FASFA) form (if applicable)• Transfer Clearance Form (if applicable)BSRS-Educational QualificationsTraditional Option Educational QualificationsThe Traditional Option is designed for students who have or will have a high school diploma at the time ofenrollment and have fewer than 11 or fewer transferable college credits. Traditional BSRS students begin infall as freshmen students and complete the BSRS degree in four years.• Applicants who have 11 or fewer transferable college credits must provide American College Test (ACT) orScholastic Achievement Test (SAT) scores. An ACT score of 20 or higher is required for admission with aHigh School GPA of 3.0 (on a 4.0 grade scale) or greater.• The following high school courses are required:English ........................... 4 yearsSocial Science ................ 3 years59