If you have completed coursework at another college or training facility, you can transfer those documented credit hours toward your Randford University degree. Some candidates completely satisfy our degree criteria through transfer credit alone. These credits combined with experience may qualify you for a higher level degree.

Yes, your credits may transfer. However, many colleges and universities do not recognize credits earned at other institutions regardless if it is a distant learning school or a traditional university. If you wish to use your Randford University degree as the foundation for further education, we suggest that you to contact that institution before pursuing your degree at Randford University.

Yes. Of course, as is the case with any college/university, the acceptance of credits from the universities is at the discretion of the accepting institution. Although Our Universities are licensed one, we do not represent our credits are transferable to other schools. We recommend that you check with the prospective transfer school ahead of time to see their acceptance policy. Our University degree programs are complete curricula offerings.

Yes. If you have prior college/university credits or technical school courses, you can transfer those documented credit hours from any other accredited or state licensed institution towards your Washington American Governors University degree. Many students completely satisfy their general education requirements entirely through a transfer of credit and work experience.

Concord Law School accepts transfer credits from most law schools. Transfer students for the Juris Doctor Program will need to request credential evaluation from the Committee of Bar Examiners. Transfer students seeking to complete the Executive JD SM degree do not need to get a credential evaluation from the Committee of Bar Examiners and should apply directly to the Associate Dean of the Executive JDsm program for course transfer credit.

To find out how your credits from another high school will transfer, you will need to contact the Registrar's Office of the school you are planning to attend.

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.

Anyone with a high school diploma, significant career experience, or expertise in a particular field of study. We accept students from the United States and from several countries around the world.

Yes. Randford University is an accredited institution with the National College Accreditation Council (NCAC). The NCAC independently determines if a college is meeting the high standards of traditional and distance learning practices. The stringent requirements for accreditation ensures that all degrees issued by Randford University are considered legitimate and valid. NCAC independently selects colleges and universities to be accredited.

We award university degrees to those who qualify and are dedicated to continuing their education. So there is a commitment required on your part. We continuously augment our coursework to give you the widest range of learning possibilities. In order to maintain our accreditation as a legitimate educational institution, applicants are considered entirely upon the predefined criteria. If you have worked hard in your career and obtained valuable skills, we can help you complete your degree.

Your degree can only be dated for the current or previous semester. In no case can your degree be dated earlier than 6 months prior to award. Even if you have satisfied your educational and experience requirements several years ago, we can only allow a window of 1 semester or a maximum of 6 months. Our diplomas indicate the award date, not the date you may have satisfied the requirement.

AUD is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools in the United States and is recognized by the Ministry of Higher Education in the United Arab Emirates .Transfer policies differ between universities. Students need to check the transfer policy of the university they wish to transfer to and contact the university directly to make transfer arrangements.

You may transfer up to 6 credits from another institution. This includes courses taken as a “non-degree” student (see #8 below).

Check with your Education Link Counselor to make sure that credits from your study abroad program will transfer to your home country and the course you intend to do have recognition in the home country.

If you would like to transfer credits from a U.S. institution, you need to submit official transcripts to SLCC Enrollment Services for credit evaluation.

Yes. If you have completed college coursework at another educational institution, you can transfer those documented credit hours toward your Almeda degree. Some qualified candidates completely satisfy their general education requirements through transfer credit in addition to their life and work experience.