There is a good chance that some credit hours completed at other colleges/universities will apply to our program. Students transferring in credits from other colleges must have an official copy of the transcripts sent directly from that college to PBCC’s Registrar’s Office.

Yes, many non-nursing courses will transfer. Compare the course description from your college with the course description for Shoreline. You may check our online catalog. Shoreline Catalog If your courses were in semester hours, 1 semester hours equals 1.5 quarter hours for calculating equivalency.

You first need to request your official transcripts to be sent by the previous institution to “Tidewater Community College, Central Records Office, 7000 College Drive, Portsmouth, VA 23703”. After being accepted into a specific program, you would complete an “Evaluation of Previous Educational Experiences” online form and submit it to Central Records.

Visit the FLCC Transfer Services homepage for more information about transferring credits to colleges and universities.

All transcripts documenting quarter credits will be converted to semester hours. One quarter hour is equal to .67 semester hours. The transfer evaluation specialist will review these courses to determine how many credits will be accepted in transfer. Fort Lewis College does accept many Advanced Placement and International Baccalaureate test scores. Check with the Registrar's Office for specific courses and accepted scores for credit.

Several fully accredited colleges have accepted GSST credits for transfer. But, every school has different procedures. Therefore, their decisions will vary. If you plan to transfer to another school after completing a GSST course or program, check with that school first to see if they will accept GSST credits and/or degrees.

Word of Life Bible Institute is an accredited non-degree granting institution. Up to two years of course work is recognized by several Christian colleges in Canada and the United States depending on the anticipated course of study and academic record. Word of Life Bible Institute is accredited by the Transnational Association of Christian Schools (TRACS) which is a recognized accrediting agency for Christian post-secondary education.

WITC accepts course work completed at other colleges provided the curricular content and the academic level are similar and that you earned a "C" or better in the course. Advanced standing through test-out is also available in many General Studies courses. Plan to bring transcripts from other college course work to the interview with the counselor.

Generally courses completed with grades of C or better are transferable. However, each college has specific program requirements and criteria. For transfer questions contact the Counseling Office, your academic advisor, or the Admissions Office of the college where you plan to transfer.

Academic course credit (not grade point credit) earned before coming to Cornell or in summer classes or correspondence programs is accepted if the work is relevant to the curricular program at Cornell, if a grade of "C" or higher was awarded, if the course is not a repetition of a course taken at Cornell, and if the course was taken at an institution accredited by one of the associations listed in the college catalogue.

Two official transcript must be submitted from all colleges/universities attended, undergraduate and graduate, where 6 or more credits were taken aare required. You do not need to list college/universities where 5 or fewer credits were taken; however, if you do include them on your applicaton, we will consider your application incomplete until those transcripts are received.

Charter Oak has a liberal credit transfer policy. We will accept most credits that have been successfully completed at other regionally accredited institutions. This includes up to 90 semester credits from regionally accredited, two-year colleges. Exceptions include courses in physical education, freshman orientation, and developmental courses. Please visit How to Apply to apply online and begin your credit evaluation.

Yes. Independent colleges such as St. Norbert, Lakeland, and Marquette University accept NWTC credits from specific programs. The University of Wisconsin system accepts a growing number of NWTC credits; transferability varies with each campus and each degree program. Credit transfers can also be arranged on a class-by-class basis to any college.

Typically, a student applying to other colleges from The Clarkson School will apply as a freshman with advanced standing, since the student has not yet completed requirements for a high school diploma or its equivalency. After an institution accepts the student, their registrar evaluates the official Clarkson University transcript and, with some exceptions, the student will transfer his/her credits earned at Clarkson.

Under certain circumstances, graduate credits earned from other colleges and universities may be transferred. Only graduate courses taken from an accredited Graduate School in the United States or Canada within a five year period prior to the date of admission to the degree requirement may be considered for transfer. B.

Williamson Christian College cannot guarantee any credit transfer. The transferring of credits is solely up to the institution it is being transferred to.

No, we do not accept transfer credits. Students wishing to attend the Wisconsin MBA from other graduate programs should follow the regular application procedures and submit all application materials prior to the stated deadline. UW-Madison graduate students who wish to be considered for admission should complete an "Addition and/or Change of Major Form," available in the Graduate School, 228 Bascom Hall.

Maybe...it depends on the courses that you've taken and whether they would count towards your degree. In general, up to 12 credits of graduate-level coursework may be transferred into the graduate programs with the approval of the appropriate authority.

Yes. The maximum number of credits earned at another college or university that may be transferred into a graduate degree program varies, but in no case exceeds six credits.

We do not require a set number of credits to complete our PhD program, but certain prescribed course work must be completed. Previous course work may fulfill some of our requirements. A student's previous course work is reviewed by the student's advisor to determine whether it fulfills a specific requirement. We do not fund master's students. Not all PhD students are offered funding. Funding is based on merit not need. We offer 10 to 12 incoming students funding each year.

All previously earned credits will be evaluated on a course-by-course basis to determine transferability and placement. Courses from New Jersey two-year community colleges have been evaluated and are available on http://www.njtransfer.org. Documentation of military courses and other training certificates that have been recommended for academic credit by the American Council on Education (ACE) may also be evaluated for transfer credits.

Since the primary reason for a student’s training at Lane Institute of Health Sciences is to obtain the skills and knowledge necessary for specific careers, Lane Institute of Health Sciences courses have not been designed with transferability of credit in mind; therefore, Lane Institute of Health Sciences does not actively seek the acceptance of its credits by other institutions. While some local schools may accept credits earned at Lane Institute of Health Sciences, many will not.

You can apply for course exemptions by completing Humber’s Exemption/Transfer Credit Application Form. The exemption application information is evaluated based on matching learning outcomes, equivalency of hours of instruction and equivalency of subject matter content. [top]