TRANSFERABILITY OF CREDIT. As applicable, the College and Board agree to permit students to transfer credit between institutions. For courses to which common course numbers have been assigned, such numbers shall provide the basis for transferability of credit.
TRANSFERABILITY OF CREDIT. With respect to students wishing to complete their education at WGU, credits taken at a CCC and accepted by that CCC as associate level, up to a maximum of 90 credits will be transferable to WGU for core courses that align to the major as long as the student has received a passing grade/grade equivalent to a C or better in the applicable course (with the exception of licensure programs or state requirements where a grade of B or better may be required).
TRANSFERABILITY OF CREDIT. WTAMU is a fully accredited institution and academic courses are widely transferable to other universities. However, because each university may have its own policy regarding the transferability of courses, each student considering attending a university other than WTAMU is strongly advised to verify transferability with the university which he/she plans to attend. STUDENT EXPECTATIONS / SERVICES Students enrolled in PUP: • are expected to follow University rules and regulations. • are classified as students not seeking degrees (undeclared majors) until 15 semester credit hours (SCH) are completed. Students will then be required to file an official degree plan at WTAMU, in accordance with the Texas Administrative Code Rule §4.344. • may be limited to WTAMU core curriculum or foreign language courses. • will receive advising on course availability and selection from WTAMU Advising Services. • must provide to the Office of Admissions, upon high school graduation, a final high school transcript showing rank in class and graduation date. • may be responsible for purchasing textbooks and/or other required course materials. • may be eligible to receive WTAMU PUP graduation cords to wear at their high school or home school graduation if they meet all of the following requirements: o be graduating from high school or homeschool, o earn at least 9 semester credit hours (SCH) from WTAMU, and
TRANSFERABILITY OF CREDIT. With respect to students wishing to complete their education at AICCU-PIs, for credits taken and accepted by that CCC as associate level, a minimum of 60 semester units or 90 quarter units will be transferable to AICCU-PIs for core courses that align to the major provided the student received a passing grade/grade equivalent to a C or better in the applicable course (with the exception of licensure programs or state requirements where a grade of B or better may be required).
TRANSFERABILITY OF CREDIT. WTAMU is a fully accredited institution and academic courses are widely transferable to other universities. However, because each university may have its own policy regarding the transferability of courses, each student considering attending a university other than WTAMU is strongly advised to verify transferability with that university which he or she plans to attend. STUDENT EXPECTATIONS/SERVICES Students enrolled in PUP Are expected to follow university rules and regulations. Are classified as undeclared majors. Are limited to WTAMU core curriculum or foreign language courses. Will receive advising on course availability and selection from WTAMU Advising Services. Must provide to the Office of Admissions, upon high school graduation, a final high school transcript showing rank in class and graduation date. FEES WTAMU fee waivers for students enrolled in PUP dual credit courses result in a price per course much lower than that paid by other WTAMU students. This will provide students an ID card, email account, and access to library and computing services (Hastings Electronic Learning Center.) Other services are optional if students elect to purchase them, such as access to the Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Activity Center, parking permit (required if parking on campus), and athletic events. Students may be responsible for purchasing textbooks and/or other required course materials.
TRANSFERABILITY OF CREDIT. The transferability of credit you earn at Bridges Graduate School is at the complete discretion of an institution to which you may seek to transfer. Acceptance of the degree or certificate that you earn at Bridges Graduate School is also at the complete discretion of the institution to which you seek to transfer. Enter your program title here: If the degree or certificate that you earn at this institution is not accepted at the institution to which you seek to transfer, you may be required to repeat some or all of your coursework at the institution. For this reason, you should make certain that your attendance at this institution will meet your educational goals. This may include contacting an institution to which you may seek to transfer after attending Bridges Graduate School to determine if your degree will transfer.
TRANSFERABILITY OF CREDIT. Transfer students are required to present the same application forms and transcripts as those applying for freshman status. The office of records has the final authority for the release of transfer credits into California International Theological Seminary. The student transcript from the last school attended must bear the statement of honorable dismissal. Transfer students with less than 30 semester units or 48 quarter units of regular college or university work must qualify for admission on the basis of both their high school and college record. A minimum grade average of “C” (2.0) is required on all work attempted at the college level for undergraduate transfers. Students transferring with more than 30 semester or 48 quarter units will be considered on the basis of their college grades (high school graduation transcript is still required for admission). A minimum grade average of “B” (3.0) is required for all work attempted at the graduate level for students desiring to transfer into either masters or doctoral level programs. Transcripts must be transmitted to the office of records by no later than one month prior to the start of the quarter in which the student plans to attend. Transfer students who have attended institutions which are not accredited may be given the opportunity to validate credits through the College Level Examination Program or through consultation. Provisional credit may be granted for non-accredited liberal arts course work in accordance with the policies of the state colleges or universities of the state in which the institution transferring credit is located. Validation of provisional credit is obtained only when the transferring student maintains a cumulative grade point average of “C” or better at the undergraduate level, and “B” or better at the graduate level following enrollment at California International Theological Seminary.
TRANSFERABILITY OF CREDIT. Central State University will accept a minimum of 60 semester credits for Tri-C transfer students awarded an Associate Degree. Student must earn a grade of “C” (2.0 on a 4.0 scale) or higher in each course to qualify. Central State University will accept a maximum of 90 semester credits. Central State University will accept Tri-C courses deemed transferable in the state of Ohio towards general education, major and/or elective credit. Central State University will work with Tri-C to identify the transferability of credits earned through CLEP, DANTES, IB, AP, Credit by Exam, Prior Learning Credit and ACE. Central State University reserves the right to award credit for major preparation based on University policy.
TRANSFERABILITY OF CREDIT. ERAU shall consider and review all credit completed with a grade of "C" or higher based on the guidelines as set forth in the United States Council for Higher Education Accreditation. Participating students shall be required to complete an ERAU program of study that is comprised of, at minimum, one hundred and twenty (120) credit hours. The transfer student's records (transcripts, etc.) will be evaluated according to the rules and regulations as described in the catalog and in accordance with University policies in effect at the time of the student's admission to a degree program. After evaluation, the student will be notified that an official evaluation has been completed, which details all applicable transfer credit that has been accepted by the University.
TRANSFERABILITY OF CREDIT. For BBCC transfer students awarded an Associate of Arts Degree, Florida Memorial University will accept a minimum of 60 semester units. For BBCC transfer students without an of Arts Degree but with a minimum of 30 transferrable units, Florida Memorial University will accept a minimum of 30 semester unit s. Florida Memorial University will accept units accepted for the BBCC Associate Degree through CLEP, DANTES, IB, AP, Credit by Exam, and ACE will be applicable to the Bachelor's degree. Florida Memorial University reserves the right to award credit for major preparation based on college policy.
