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What is BC WebCentral? ›

WebCentral is portal for Brooklyn College information, web applications, and services. You can use WebCentral to access personal information and services...

Most students are very close to graduation when they reach 120 credits. You can check your status on DegreeWorks through CUNYfirst or by checking with an adviser in CAASS or your major/program department.

If you have additional questions, email degreeaudit@brooklyn.cuny.edu and include your name, CUNYfirst EMPLID and your concern(s).

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Your BC WebCentral ID is a unique id that is required to access to BC WebCentral. CAUTION! For your security and privacy, always CLOSE your web browser when you finish using BC WebCentral or any online service that requires authentication!

NYU undergraduates are required to complete 128 credits to receive their degrees. Most students accomplish this in the traditional four-year period. However, nearly 20% of undergraduates are using AP, IB and transfer credits as well as January or Summer terms to finish early.

Brooklyn College requires undergraduate students to maintain a minimum 2.00 cumulative grade point average (GPA) to be in good academic standing. If your cumulative GPA falls below 2.00, you will be placed on academic probation.

Transfer students with 25 or more credits completed at the time of application must have a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.20. Students who have been awarded an associate degree from a CUNY community college will be admitted with a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.00.

Currently enrolled degree and non-degree students: Students register for the course online at their CUNYfirst account and then provide a letter on letterhead stationery, signed by the Chairperson of the academic department which offers the course and approving that the course may be taken for AUDIT grade.

You need 120 credits to graduate.

In order to meet the requirements for graduation, all students are required to complete three different kinds of courses: Pathways General Education requirements (30-42 credits), major courses (30-45 credits), and free elective courses (30-60 credits).

What does a degree audit look like? ›

You can see:

All of your degree information. Just your remaining requirements. How courses you are thinking of taking would fulfill requirements (Look Ahead) The GPA you need in your last terms to achieve a final desired GPA (GPA calculator)

BC OnLine provides convenient online access to government information products, filings and registrations for private and public sector business customers. Popular products and services include: Corporate records and filings. Court services.

THIS GROWING DATABASE allows you to view information retained by the provincial government on the environmental condition of land. It is not a registry of contaminated sites, although some sites on the registry are contaminated.

The logging tax is a 10 per cent tax that applies to individuals and corporations in BC that receive income related to log- ging operations from private and Crown land. The logging tax is only applicable to those individuals and corporations that own, or own the rights to the logs that are being sold.

BCC stands for blind carbon copy, and it's often used when you send an email to multiple people and want to keep addresses private and secure. On the other hand, CC (carbon copy) is typically the default when creating an email, and recipients will be able to see the addresses of those listed under this field.