Candidates for admission to Camden College of Arts and Sciences,
University College-Camden, and the School of Business-Camden must
complete a minimum of 16 full-year academic courses in secondary
school. The distribution of the 16 full-year courses should be as
follows:
English
|
4
|
Algebra I,II, plane geometry
|
3
|
Foreign language (of one foreign language)
|
2
|
Science
|
2
|
Other academic subjects
|
5
|
The
other academic subjects may be in the areas of social studies,
sciences, college preparatory mathematics, or foreign languages.
Candidates interested in the engineering (two plus two) program must
have completed an additional course of college preparatory mathematics
through precalculus and a year each of physics and chemistry.
Candidates for the pharmacy (two plus four) program must have completed
a year each of biology and chemistry. Students who are
conditionally admitted with a mathematics deficiency must make up that
deficiency in one of the following ways: by successfully completing
50:640:042 Intermediate Algebra (no credit) or any mathematics course
taken for credit at Rutgers, or by successfully completing, with at
least a grade of C, any mathematics course acceptable for transfer
credit. In addition, certain mathematics courses taken at other
colleges which are not transferable, but in which a grade of C or
better is received, may be approved by the Department of Mathematical
Sciences.
Students who are conditionally admitted with a foreign language deficiency must make up that deficiency as follows:
1. Those students who have already completed one year at the high school
level or one term at the college level must complete successfully a
second term of the same foreign language as previously taken.
2. Students with no prior course work in a foreign language must
successfully complete two terms of one foreign language.
Any course that is used to satisfy a mathematics or a foreign language
deficiency may not be used to fulfill a general curricular requirement.
All deficiencies must be satisfied during the first two terms of attendance at Rutgers-Camden.
