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Bevill State Students Place First in Regional Competitions
Bevill State students place first in regional competitions; qualify to compete at national level.



Transfer agreements provide opportunities for BSCC Child Development program graduates
Bevill State Community College's Child Development program has established transfer agreements with The University of Alabama, Auburn University, and Athens State University.



Bevill State Students named Coca-Cola Scholars and All-Alabama Academic Team recipients
Bevill State students, Austin Kimbrell and Nancy Howard have been selected as Coca-Cola Scholars and All-Alabama Academic Team recipients.



 
 

Bevill State Community College is a community where students are exposed to excellent teaching that fosters critical thinking and problem solving techniques.  We offer a wide choice of courses and programs available to students which assist them in the achievement of their educational goals.  In the Bevill State Community College Academic path, you can earn an associates degree while starting a four-year college plan. We want to ensure your success!

Please take time to review our academic information and please contact us if you have any questions.
 
STARS Program
Students seeking to continue onto higher education after acheiving an Associates degree from Bevill State, should become familar with STARS, which provides very specific information about the requirements in each subject area for a given transfer institution.

The STARS web site can be accessed at http://.stars.troy.edu/stars/stars.htm. From STARS, students can print a transfer guide for his/her major and enter into a binding contract with the transfer institution in his/her program of study. The contract is not binding on the student, but is binding on the transfer institution, provided that the student does not change majors and takes the courses listed on the transfer guides.
 
 
Course offerings at AL Community Colleges and their transfer equivalency are determined by the Alabama General Studies Committee (AGSC).

Academic transfer courses are divided into three groups according to their transfer status.

Code A
Common core course
AREA I-IV 41 Hours

Code B
Major/Minor fields of study
AREA V 19-23 Hours

Code C
Additional major courses may not be transferable
AREA V