Yes, transferring to a university from SCC is very common. Be sure to meet with an academic advisor each semester because with good advising and grades of C or better, approximately 60 credit hours of similar coursework will transfer to your bachelor degree program at a university.

When transferring from a 2 yr community college, we will transfer in as many credits that have comparable KU courses. However, only 64 credits maximum can be used toward a degree program. For more information contact the Admissions/Transfer Programs coordinator at (610) 683-4788. Students on Academic Probation during the current semester are allowed to register for no more than 15 credits for a subsequent semester without permission through the Advisement Center.

Classes taken at a community college will be evaluated on a course-by-course basis. Generally, courses that are academic in nature, over the 100-level (Math 095 accepted) and a “C” grade or higher, will transfer for some type of credit.

Please visit http://registrar.siu.edu/eval/articpg.htm to find out if your community college credits will transfer.

AAS degreees are career degrees. INF has negotiated transfer agreements for three of the four INF degrees. If you wish to transfer to a College that does not have a transfer agreement with INF, it is likely that the receiving college will evaluate your transcript on a course-by-course basis for credit. The Beyond BCC page contains information on transfer options.

Total Number of Hours to be Transferred - 60-64 semester hours is the usual maximum number for lower division credits (freshman, sophomore course work) that can be transferred to a four year college or university. Similarity of Courses - Courses taken at the community college must be similar to lower division courses at the four year college or university.

We do evaluate credits from other colleges and universities for possible transfer to our college. To have credits reviewed for transfer, you will need to follow these steps. Have an Official Copy of your previous college/university transcript sent to our Central Records Office, 7000 College Drive, Portsmouth, VA 23703 Evaluations take four to six weeks for processing, you will receive a letter providing information on the courses that can be accepted towards your selected degree program.

Meet with a counselor who will assist you in choosing the appropriate courses necessary for transfer.

If you are attending or have attended a four-year college or university, it is imperative that you work with a University of California, Santa Cruz admission counselor. Contact the Admissions Office immediately as there are limitations to the number of units that you may take prior to transferring here. For California community college students, the transfer process is well established. Work closely and regularly with your community college transfer counselor.

The two year community offers more individualized attention, smaller classes led by highly-qualified instructors, and you can complete the general studies requirements before transferring to a university. Also, the cost of community college tuition is usually considerably less than university tuition.

Visit ARTSYS, the USM's online articulation and transfer system, for information on Course Equivalencies, Transcript Evaluations, Recommended Transfer Programs, Search For Majors and more.

Maybe. The STEP program is designed to streamline the process, but it is not a guarantee that all credits from the community college will transfer. Students should visit with their advisor or contact the STEP coordinator at step@unl.edu with specific questions.

Yes, equivalent general education coursework may be transferred from another college. This will not shorten the length of the program, since all nursing courses must be taken in sequence.

Visit or call the Admissions office of the college or university that you attended and request that your official transcript be sent to Moraine Valley Community College, 9000 W. College Pkwy., Palos Hills, Illinois 60465. Once your transcripts are received by Moraine Valley a staff member will review and advise you what credits will be accepted.

That depends. Wake Technical Community College does not have any specified articulation agreements with colleges/universities outside the state of North Carolina. Students interested in colleges/universities outside North Carolina should contact those specific institutions about the transfer of course credit.

Yes. SUNY's community colleges have articulation agreements with many four- year schools that make transfer extremely easy. Community college students often transfer to four-year SUNY schools but also transfer to a variety of other public and private colleges and universities.

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.

General Education courses that match those in the program will be considered for transfer. All requests for transfer of these courses are subject to the deans' approval.

Although each college has its own policies concerning transfer of courses and credit, colleges frequently enter into Transfer Agreements. A Transfer Agreement can save students time and money as they pursue their degrees. Transfer Agreements may take several forms, but they typically include dual admission agreements and/or core-to-core transfer agreements.

Official copies of college transcripts are required to conduct a transfer evaluation. We will do a transfer evaluation as part of the admissions process. If you would like to know what credits we will accept prior to applying, feel free to send your transcripts to the Office of Admissions. Kindly attach a letter with your name and contact information, as well as what program you are interested in. A transfer evaluation will be mailed to you within two weeks.

Yes. You can transfer up to 64 credit hours (up to 75 hours if you are enrolled in the ASU/MCCD Alliance Program) from an approved community college in the United States. Of these 64 credits, 29 credits may be nursing courses. In addition, many of your general education courses completed at other colleges or universities may be applied toward your BSN at ASU. Also see Question #6.

In general, courses numbered 100 and above are transferable to other institutions. However, the application of credit toward a degree program is determined by the institution that you are transferring to and the academic units of that institution.

The maximum number of community college units that you can transfer toward your UA degree is 64. Keep in mind that all credits taken at a community college may not be transferable to the UA, and even some community college credits transferred to the UA may not be applicable to your Physiology major requirements.

Many colleges and universities accept transfer students mid-year. However, some programs take transfers only during fall semester. In addition, depending on the number of students accepted in the fall, some universities can only accommodate small numbers of mid-year transfers or none at all. This is especially true for some UC campuses. In addition, students who may need financial aid and/or housing need to find out what will be available to them mid-year.

Request official copies of transcripts from all colleges that you ever attended. It is suggested that you also have your final high school transcripts or proof of your GED sent to Valencia.

Possibly. Nursing courses from other institutions are evaluated on a course by course basis. For more information, contact the Nursing Program Director.

With the help of the International Student Counselors, you can take half of all the required courses for the university at PCC before you transfer. PCC has one of the highest numbers of students admitted to prestigious universities such as UC Berkeley, UCLA, USC, and Art Center.

Transfer of credit is always up to the receiving institution; however, during your discussion with the institution about transferring credits, you can inform the institution that Michigan Tech is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission and is a member of the North Central Association. Yes. Transcripts do not reflect the delivery method of a course, only the credit hours earned. The objectives and outcomes of online courses are identical to those of an on-site class.

Other schools make the decision to accept Loyola University Chicago course credits. Visiting students should ask their academic advisors at their home institutions.