Additional Recommended Transfer Credit Policies Sample Clauses

Additional Recommended Transfer Credit Policies. Community college students frequently take courses and receive credit from multiple institutions or through credit for prior learning including, but not limited to Advanced Placement (AP) exams, International Baccalaureate Programme (IB), dual enrollment, national standardized exams such as the College-Level Examination Program (CLEP), challenge examinations, Joint Service Transcript analysis for veterans or current members of the military or online coursework. The determination to award credit from other institutions or for credit for prior learning is made through a transfer audit and a graduation audit carried out at the community college. These audits serve to ensure that all associate degree earners have fully met degree requirements at the community college. While all relevant documentation in the form of score reports and transcripts will be forwarded to the receiving institution, receiving institutions who sign on to participate in the New Hampshire Transfer Guarantee agree to honor the community college graduation audit for credit issued. It is also recommended that institutions perform a credit evaluation upon application, rather than admission, for students to make informed decisions in a timely manner. The recommended minimum course grade for transfer under the New Hampshire Transfer Guarantee is C-. Institutions may, however, elect to use the current course grade for transfer stipulated by the institution’s existing policy. Receiving institutions are encouraged to take into consideration the transfer slump many students experience and to develop academic good standing policies that wait until the end of the academic year to determine a transfer student’s placement on academic probation.
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