how do i determine if a course is transferable?

When do transfer students see their report?

Typically transfer students don't see this report until the end of their first semester, making it difficult to question or appeal articulation decisions. It is a good practice to meet with the academic departments in advance, and get into writing any commitments on how transfer credits will be handled.

What is the second process of a course?

The second process is performed by the academic departments and faculty, who must approve any new course that is brought forward for acceptability and mapped to the comparable course. The third is generally called articulation.

How many credits can you transfer to associates?

Some states also provide up to 60 credits in transfer frameworks, listing courses approved across all majors or a restricted set of majors.

What is residency qualification?

The term "residency qualifications" means you need to take a certain number of courses with the school from which you are seeking the degree and major. Check the school's transfer policy on their respective Transfer Profile page. College transfer has many forms and flavors.

How many steps are there in the evaluation process?

At most schools, the evaluation process is usually three steps. The first is performed by admissions, where they maintain a database of prior courses already evaluated called course equivalencies. Sometimes this database is shared with other departments, and sometimes it is standalone.

Can you transfer credits to a four year degree?

Depending upon how selective the school and department are, they may still not grant transfer credit for some courses because of academic reasons. Finally, many colleges and universities have a cap on the number of credits they will allow to transfer to a four-year degree.

Do you get credit for courses you already took?

Getting credit for the courses you have already taken will impact cost and time to complete your degree. The older your credits are, the more likely you will have some issues. Retain of all your transcripts and college catalogs, as they will come in handy when you have to finally sit down and negotiate your transfer circumstance.

What is the OU equivalent course number?

Courses that have an OU equivalent course number of 1999 (lower-division) or 3999 (upper-division ) will transfer to the University and often can be applied toward a degree. In some cases, they may substitute for required courses; in others, they may transfer as elective credit.

Does Oklahoma State University accept advanced standing credit?

Advanced standing credit posted on transcripts from institutions in the Oklahoma State System of Higher Education will transfer to the University subject to the same conditions as resident credit from these campuses.#N#Advanced standing credit posted on transcripts from all other institutions will be accepted by the University as long as the credit was earned through one of the advanced standing mechanisms mentioned in this brochure. The dean of the college in which a student will earn a degree will determine how this credit applies toward the degree.

How long does a JMU test stay on the record?

The test or transfer credit will remain on the JMU record until the end of the term in which the class is being repeated. If the student earns a grade of “D-“ or higher, the test or transfer credit will be removed permanently from the JMU record once that grade is posted.

What is dual enrollment credit?

Courses taken in this manner are referred to as dual enrollment courses. Upon approval, dual enrollment credit will be awarded for academic courses completed at regionally accredited institutions of higher education. You must receive a grade of "C" or better in order to be awarded credit. Back to top.

Can you transfer JMU credits to a non-undergraduate?

Transfer Credit from a non-undergraduate JMU Career. Students who earned credit on a JMU Continuing Education transcript where a class has been repeated will receive transferable credit to a Undergraduate career for the class attempt with the most favorable grade.

How many credits do you need to get a Purdue degree?

It is college-level coursework (not remedial or developmental). You received a grade of at least C-. To receive a Purdue degree, you must complete at least 32 Purdue credit hours of upper-division courses as part of the requirements for your plan of study. Only credit transfers your grades will not.

Does equivalent credit transfer to Purdue?

Equivalent credit transfers fully. If it is not equivalent to a Purdue course, it will transfer as "undistributed" and may be used at the discretion of your Purdue academic department.

Does Purdue have dual credit?

Credit earned through Purdue's dual credit program already exists on your Purdue student record (no need to submit a transcript). Credit from Testing. There are a variety of national, international and Purdue-specific testing opportunities through which you may receive Purdue credit.