Testing information is available at studentrecs.bergen.org.

To find out your date and time of testing, go to the studentrecs.bergen.org site. Log in using your personal email address (the one you entered in your application) and the password (case sensitive) that was emailed to you after the application was approved.

If you do not remember your username, click “Forgot Username?”.  If you do not remember your password, click “Forgot Password?”. The information will be sent to the personal email address of the applicant. 

NOTE that NO emails, letters or testing information will be sent to the applicant. Applicants must check the site to know the test date and status of their application. 

Testing is on Chromebooks provided by us. 

Students who have 504s or IEPs and need accommodations for testing must contact their counselors/ case managers as soon as possible. 

For all testing details please see your test ticket. The application User Manual is at https://www.bergen.org/domain/729

While you are logged into the studentrecs.bergen.org portal, please confirm the names and email addresses for your guidance counselor and teachers who will be writing your recommendations. It is imperative that you verify this information NOW as it will not be available to you after the test has been administered.

WE EXPECT ALL APPLICANTS TO MAKE EVERY EFFORT TO ATTEND THEIR SCHEDULED TEST DATE & TIME. If you are unable to test due to illness or for an unforeseen emergency, you must email Admissions@bergen.org on Monday, November 24, 2025, and provide documentation/doctor’s note for verification. We will provide you with the make-up test date.

If you applied to BCA or BCT Teterboro, please check for your test date and time on or after November 15, 2025 at studentrecs.bergen.org.  Please use your log in credentials that were emailed to you after your application was approved.  If you do not have them, please click on forgot username and password.

Application Information

• Your primary residence must be in Bergen County, NJ in September 2025, regardless of where you attend school.
• Only 8th grade students can apply.
• If accepted, student will begin 9th grade year in September 2026. Transferring into Bergen County Technical High School is not permitted.
• Complete an Online Application –  Online application is open
  

Bergen County Technical High School, Teterboro, is a free public career and technical high school of choice for Bergen County residents. The school offers college preparatory academics and exceptional technical training in a dynamic learning environment. It has a full-time honors program with nine technical concentrations which include, Aerospace Engineering; Automotive Engineering and Design; Commercial Art and Graphic Design; Computer Science; Culinology®; Digital Media Arts; Fashion Design and Merchandising; Law and Justice; and Strategic Asset Management.

Bergen County Technical School is very proud to offer our students the opportunity to gain college credits prior to graduating from Teterboro. The classes are taught by our faculty members and are accredited by a college or university. Some of our current offerings are:

Syracuse University

• Practices of academic Writing
• Women's and Gender Studies
• Introduction to Sociology
• Introduction to the Analysis of Public Policy
• Forsenic Science
• French III
• Spanish III
• Introduction to Cybersecurity
• Introduction to Computing
• Calculus III
• Introduction to Financial Accounting
• The Economics of Personal Finance

Fairleigh Dickinson University

• Anatomy & Physiology
• Entrepreneurship
• Introduction to Digital Media
• Graphic Design Studio II/Professional Practice & Design
• Organic Chemistry
• Painting
• The Global Challenge
• Series Hybrids & Electric Vehicles
• Fundamentals of 2D Design & Drawing
• Drawing
• Fashion Art & Design I

Bergen Community College

• English III Honors
• English IV Honors
• French I
• French II
• French III Honors
• Spanish I
• Spanish II
• Spanish III Honors
• Biology Honors
• Chemistry Honors
• U.S. History I Honors
• U.S. History II Honors

Students who elect to take any of these courses must complete a registration form provided by the college, and are responsible for all associated course fees. Each of these early college courses enables the enrolled students to earn three (3) college credits upon successfully completing the course. As per a variety of agreements with BCTS, each college discounts their cost per credit for these courses at an average rate of 30–50 percent. Credits earned will be directly accepted by the institution issuing the credit. However, all earned credits may not be accepted at alternate universities or colleges. It is the discretion of each institution to accept or deny the credits earned at an alternate college or university. We also have affiliation with NJIT.