The only hours that will transfer are General Education hours, and only if the technical college is COC (Committee on Colleges) accredited.

Yes. The AAT degree as defined by the Coordinating Board is fully transferable to all Texas public universities. Because the AAT fulfills the requirements of the field of study curriculum statutes and Coordinating Board rules, all Texas public universities must accept the three AAT curricula if they offer the applicable baccalaureate degrees leading to initial teacher certification.

Please see pages 67 to 100 of the 2005-2007 college catalog for the criminal justice transfer degree and associate of applied sciences degree information. Students should meet with an academic adviser in order to meet the requirements for both degrees.

There are some baccalaureate degree programs in Texas into which the AAS degree, certificate and/or workforce courses transfer. The most common are the Bachelor of Applied Science (BAAS), Bachelor of Applied Technology (BAT) and the Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN). In addition, through the Texas Two-Step Project at the University of Texas at Arlington, workforce/technical students can transfer their credits into a BA or BS degree.

No. You are required to take two or three of the LBST courses depending on whether you took a statistics course at your two-year school. If you took statistics at your two-year school, then you are required to take LBST 110x, LBST 2102, and LBST 221x. If you transferred without a course in statistics, than you replace LBST 110x with STAT 122x.

The AAT may be offered as early as Fall 2004. However, some community/state colleges may not have the courses in place to offer the three AAT curricula. For those colleges who currently offer the Early Childhood through 4th Grade (EC-4) and/or 4th through 8th Grade (4-8) field of study curricula and plan to offer the AAT, transition to the AAT must be in place by Fall 2005.

Students are allowed on the playground beginning at 7:50 A.M. Classes begin at 8:00 A.M. School is dismissed at 2:20 P.M. Monday - Thursday, and at 12:45 P.M. on Friday. Office hours are 7:30 A.M. to 4:00 P.M.

The Associate of Science (A.S.) degree is an 95 credit hour career track and has a higher math and physics requirement. It also has the advantage of being more transferable to a four year degree program. The Associate of Applied Science degree is a 89 credit hour career track. Vincennes University also offers A&P certification which offers the A&P certificate without any additional academic requirements.

Once you receive your AAS Degree all of your UNC Charlotte courses will be treated like transfer credit. That is, only grades of C or better will transfer, and those grades will not count towards the student's GPA.

You can transfer up to 6 hours from another institution, if the hours are approved for your program of study by your advisor.

We do not get many after hours calls, that is why there are no Technicians available for (phone calls after hours or on weekends.)

The Associate of Arts in Teaching (AAT) degree is a Board-approved collegiate degree program consisting of lower-division courses intended for transfer to baccalaureate programs that lead to initial Texas teacher certification. There are three AAT curricula which include 60-66 semester credit (SCH) hours of coursework.

After you deposit, you should complete the Transfer Credit Evaluation Form (pdf) form on the SHRP website and present it to our Program Director with course descriptions from your previous college catalog. The Program Director will evaluate the credit and make the recommendation to the Dean's office. Once approved, Enrollment Services will post the transfer credits on your transcript. Check the SHRP Student Handbook on the number of transfer credits that are allowed.

We have designed this website so that our subscribers can log in and view AAS analysis at their leisure. Due to the complexity and nature of the data we are analyzing, we will strive to make the data viewable by 10:00 am EST each Tuesday and Thursday that the New York Stock Exchange is open. This gives us the time needed to verify our data and review the analytics, and it gives the subscriber the time needed to digest the data and make any decisions well before the closing bell.

Yes. Up to 12 quarter hours of graduate work of “B” or better may transfer toward the masters program with approval.

Answer: Yes. All hours transferred into the BA are subject to transcript evaluation which should be accomplished prior to registration by requesting a transfer credit evaluation through the Admissions Office.

No. The Cosmetology Department at Riverside Community College does not accept Cosmetology hours or units from another Cosmetology school.

A.S. and A.A. degrees are designed to prepare students for transfer to four-year colleges to pursue a baccalaureate degree. The A.A.S. degree is designed to prepare students for career opportunities and employment. There may be situations when A.A.S. prepared students pursue bachelor's degrees, however, these students should work closely with a faculty advisor or the Career Planning Office.

middle schools are open from 9:00 a.m.- 4 p.m.; and high schools are open from 7:40a.m. - 2:40 p.m. To determine the specific hours of operation, parents are urged to call the front office of their child's school.

If a transfer is approved, transportation must be provided by the parent with the exception of No Child Left Behind (NCLB) or Majority to Minority transfers. Students who receive a No Child Left Behind (NCLB) transfer and choose a school within their geographic cluster are eligible for transportation, based on the availability of funds. Elementary NCLB transfer students will receive MCS-provided (i.e. “yellow bus”) transportation.

If you have completed college credit from another college or university or wish to transfer from another college at Marshall, you will need to have your academic record and courses evaluated. If you are interested in pursuing a certificate or a two-year program in the Marshall Community and Technical College, you must have a GPA with no more than 12 quality points below a C (2.00), and you must take courses which apply to a certificate or a two-year degree.

The Coordinating Board staff will be gathering this information shortly, and providing a list of the participating community/state colleges on the AAT webpage when available.

Answer: Yes, for the MS program; once you successfully complete your course requirements, you will be granted a Master of Science degree – MS in Health Care Policy and Management. The Advanced Certificate does not grant a degree.

All non-accounting, business majors will receive a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) degree. Accounting majors will receive a Bachelor of Accounting (B. Acc) degree.

Once your application(s) and transcripts are received, they will be evaluated. You will be notified of the number of semester hours being accepted on your Transcript Evaluation. The Transcript Evaluation will be enclosed with your formal notification of acceptance.

A newly-hired teacher will be eligible to submit a transfer application only if he/she has been employed at the same work location for a minimum of three school years. Applications for transfer may be submitted anytime after February 1 for the following school year. Such transfers may only occur after the last day of the school year for teachers and will be effective prior to the first day of the subsequent school year.