Staff/Faculty SBCC General Education Waiver Based on Associate or Bachelor's Degree
STAFF/FACULTY SBCC General Education Waiver Form
This form is intended to be submitted by SBCC staff, faculty, and administrators only. For student forms go to sbcc.edu/teo.
You must log in using your SBCC email and password.
Contact us at transcriptevaluation@pipeline.sbcc.edu if you need assistance.
This form is only for evaluation of a bachelor鈥檚 degree from a U.S. regionally accredited institution or an associate degree from a California Community College toward the SBCC general education requirement.
Official transcripts are required unless the Associate degree was completed at SBCC.
- Transcripts must be verified as received by Admissions & Records before you submit
this form or your request will not be processed.
- Academic Counselors can verify receipt of transcripts using the Student Profile report in the campus portal.
- TEO has access to official transcripts not yet scanned into Softdocs, so you do not need to attach a copy to the request (it will be considered unofficial and not used toward the evaluation).
- Official transcripts must be from a regionally accredited institution and show proof the student has been awarded the degree or the request will be denied.
After you submit your request:
Requests are generally processed within ten (10) business days of receipt of your completed form and all required documentation. This time frame excludes weekends, holidays, and campus closures and is subject
to change without notification.
Important Notes:
- Notifications and decisions are emailed to students at their .
How coursework is evaluated:
Successful completion of an Associate's degree earned from a California Community College or a Bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited institution can be used to meet the SBCC general education degree requirement.
Cal-GETC, IGETC or CSU general education requirements are another option to fulfill general education requirements for an Associate in Arts or an Associate in Science degree. However, we cannot evaluate an Associate or Bachelors' degree toward these requirements; we can only evaluate it toward the SBCC general education degree requirement.