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- ArtsARTART Survey of Art History IIART Survey of Art History ITHTRTHTR Introduction to Theater
- BusinessACCACC Introduction to Financial AccountingACC Introduction to Managerial AccountingBLAWBLAW Legal Environment of BusinessDSDS Business Statistics IECONECON Principles of MicroeconomicsECON Principles of MacroeconomicsECON Intermediate MicroeconomicsECON Intermediate MacroeconomicsECON Introduction to EconometricsECON Labor EconomicsECON International EconomicsECON Quantitative Methods And Data AnalysisECON Public FinanceECON Money And BankingECON Managerial EconomicsENTR Introduction to EntrepreneurshipFINFIN Principles of Managerial FinanceFIN Principles of FinanceFIN Business Statistics IILAWLAW Business Law IMKTMKT Marketing PrinciplesMKT Marketing PrinciplesMGTMGT Principles of ManagementMGT Legal EnvironmentMGT Organizational Behavior/ DevelopmentMGT Introduction to International BusinessMGT Human Resources Management
- CommunicationCOMMCOMM Fundamentals of Oral CommunicationCOMM Public SpeakingCOMM Gender Communication
- Computer ScienceCSCICSCI Computer Science ICSCI Computer Science IICSCI Object-Orientated ProgrammingCSCI Foundations of ComputingCSCI Data Structures
- EnglishENGENG English Composition IENG English Composition IIENG Language Skills in the ProfessionsENG World Literature and the Human ExperienceENG Business WritingENG Survey of British Literature IENG Technical and Professional Writing
- Natural ScienceBIOLBIOL Human BiologyBIOL Laboratory Experiences In BiologyBIOL Scientific Principles of Environmental StudiesBIOL Medical Terminology for Health ProfessionalsCHEMCHEM The Chemist's View of the WorldCHEM University Chemistry Laboratory IGSCIGSCI The Way The Earth WorksGSCI Introduction to Physical GeographyGSCI Geology Fundamentals LaboratoryGSCI World GeographyGSCI Intro Geographic Info SystemsGSCI Geography of The United States And CanadaGSCI Environmental GeologyPHYSPHYS Physical SciencePHYS Physics I Laboratory
- Math&StatisticsMATHMATH College AlgebraMATH Analytic Geometry and Calculus IMATH Analytic Geometry and Calculus IIMATH Analytic Geometry and Calculus IIIMATH Linear AlgebraMATH Elements of Statistics
- Social ScienceHISTHIST Modern World CivilizationHIST United States History Since 1877PHILPHIL Introduction to LogicPHIL Introduction to PhilosophyPHIL Classical Greek PhilosophyPHIL Introduction to EthicsPSYPSY General PsychologyPSY Abnormal PsychologyPSY Psychology of MemoryPSY Social PsychologyPSY Drugs And BehaviorPSY Child DevelopmentPSY PersonalitySOCSOC Understanding Society：Introductory SociologySOC Introduction to Cultural AnthropologySOC Introduction to Woman's and Gender StudiesSOC Medical SociologySOC Social DemographySOC Social Inequality
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Brand Introduction
Who We Are？
Transferpedia is an innovative platform designed to empower students seeking to expand their educational horizons by enrolling in university courses outside of their home institutions.
Transferpedia simplifies the administrative process by handling all transfer credit approvals and documentation, providing a clear, straightforward pathway for students. With real-time updates on course availability and comprehensive support throughout the registration and transfer process.
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Our Vision
Our platform offers a curated list of accredited courses from renowned universities worldwide, allowing students to personalize their academic journey according to their interests and career goals. Join us to take charge of your educational path and embrace learning without boundaries.
Social Sciences courses examine human behavior, societies, and cultures. Disciplines such as psychology, sociology, anthropology, and political science offer insights into social structures, relationships, and the factors shaping human experiences and societal development
Social Sciences
Social Science
Art courses delve into the creative process, covering a wide range of disciplines such as painting, sculpture, photography, and digital media.
ART
Arts
Computer Science courses cover the theoretical and practical aspects of computing, including programming, algorithms, data structures, and software development.
Computer Science
Computer Science
Natural Science
Business
Business courses offer insights into the world of commerce, finance, marketing, and management. Students gain practical knowledge on how to run businesses effectively, understand market dynamics, and develop strategies for growth and sustainability in a competitive global environment.
English
Communication
Math&Statistics
Recognizing the value of diverse learning experiences, Transferpedia facilitates a seamless transfer of credits back to students' home universities, ensuring that every course taken contributes to their primary degree.
Credits Transfer
• Credits Transfer
What is credits transfer？
Transfer credit is a system used by universities to recognize the academic credits that a student has earned at another institution, allowing these credits to be counted towards the completion of a degree at their current institution. This process is crucial for students who have taken courses at different colleges or universities, or who have switched their area of study or institution partway through their education.
What is credits transfer？
The transfer credit process for university students typically involves several steps to ensure that credits earned from one institution can be recognized and applied toward a degree at another institution.
How Transferpedia Works？
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Before Enrollment:
Students should research their target institution’s transfer credit policies, including any articulation agreements with other schools. It's important to understand which credits are likely to transfer and how they align with the degree requirements.
Course Selection: Students should select courses that are more likely to be accepted by their home institution. Sometimes, it may be beneficial to consult with an academic advisor to ensure the chosen courses match the degree requirements.
How Transferpedia Works？
Documentation and Application:
Transcripts: After completing the courses at the other institution, students must request official transcripts to be sent to their home institution. These transcripts provide a formal record of the courses taken and the grades earned.
Transfer Credit Application: Some universities require a specific application for transfer credits, where students must list the courses taken and possibly provide course descriptions or syllabi.
Evaluation:
Course Review: The registrar’s office or a specific department at the home institution will evaluate the courses based on course descriptions, syllabi, and learning outcomes. They determine if the courses are equivalent or comparable to courses offered at their institution.
Credit Approval: Decisions are made on whether the credits meet the necessary academic standards and how they apply to the degree requirements (e.g., elective, major-specific, or general education credits).
Notification and Adjustment:
Notification of Decision: Students are typically notified about the approval or rejection of transfer credits through their academic account or via email.
Adjustment of Academic Records: If approved, the transfer credits are added to the student’s academic record.
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