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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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Transfer credits are credits earned at one educational institution that are accepted by another institution toward a degree or certificate program.
You can check the course equivalency guide provided by the institution you are transferring to. This guide lists courses from other institutions and their equivalent courses at your new institution. Additionally, consulting with an academic advisor can provide clarification.
You typically need to submit official transcripts from all previously attended institutions, course syllabi or detailed course descriptions, and a completed transfer credit application form.
You can request official transcripts from the registrar's office of your previous institutions. Ensure they are sent in sealed, unopened envelopes directly to the transfer credit office of the institution you are applying to.
Deadlines vary by institution. Check the transfer credit office's website or contact them directly for specific deadlines. It’s important to submit your application well in advance of these deadlines.
The processing time can vary, but it typically takes 4-6 weeks from the time your complete application is received. You will be notified via email once a decision has been made.
The number of credits you can transfer varies by institution and program. Some institutions have a maximum transfer credit limit. Consult the transfer credit policy of the institution for specific details.
Transfer credits typically do not affect your GPA at the new institution. They are usually recorded as transfer credits without grade points. However, they do count toward your total credit requirements for graduation.
Many institutions have a residency requirement, which is the minimum number of credits that must be earned at the institution awarding the degree. Transfer credits typically do not count towards this requirement.
Some institutions allow you to transfer credits after enrollment, but it's best to submit your transfer credit application before you start your first term. Check with your academic advisor for the best course of action.
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